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(Last Liberty Loan)
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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And Due in 1923. j
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Monday, April 21st, 1919.
And Closed On
Monday May 10th. 1919.
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Here is a Rip Snorter from
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
\ND ARRANGES FOR THE
ELECTION OF DELEGATE
At the special meeting of the city
council last night , attended by Mayoi
hamborlin. Oouncilmen Lucas, Graef.
McXeer and Horner, all arrangement
a'ere ma<le for the special election to
»e hold on June 3rd for Delegate to
ongress from Alaska. The election
a as designated at the Fire Hall and
he following judges and clerks were
unanimously elected: judges— H. K
Kllsworth, Dr. Sloan and Carl Almy;
'lerks— Mrs. A. H. McNcer and Syl
via Sexton.
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FOUND NOT GUILTY
______ T -mamma
Before a jury of twelve men, Step
ten Melchoir, charged with petit lat
ency from the Universal By-Product
’ompany. was fouhd not guilty yes
enlay afternoon in U. S. Commission
r Whittlesey’s court.
SPECIAL ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKED
IN GALLON CANS, WHILE THEY LAST.
Fernbrook Solid Pack Tomatoes . 65c per can.
Alien & Lewis Beets..65c
Allen & Lewis Grapes.70c ” ’’
Armours or Libbys Spinach. .75c ”
Challenge Brand Sugar Peas . . 80c ”
Libbys Pumpkin.55c ” ”
A & L or Armours Prunes...55c ” ”
A & L or Libby’s Plums..80c ”
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Hillsdale Peaches.80c ”
Brookdale Apples..60c ” ”
A & L or Hillsdale Cherries.80c ” ”
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“Quality First”
LADIES SWEATERS'
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WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES
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* AND CLAUDE DID IT
Shi' was young, accomplished, beau
| tiful. A good Housekeeper, a kind
mother and a splendid cook.
Very much in love with her hus
band, and did everything she knew lc
make herself and her home attractive
to him.
His steaks were cooked just tight,
bis coffee perfectly purked.
His toast browned to a nicety. His
slippers were always by his easy
chair, the foot rest just the right dis
tance away, the latest novel near to
his hand.
And yet it seemed there was some,
thing lacking.
In the evenings after he had eaten
his dinner, instead of making him
self comfortable ami enjoying the
comforts that had been prepared for
him, he would seem restless fidgety
and uneasy, until finally with some
flimsy excuse he would don his coat
and hat and away to town where h »
would remain, often until she and the
' children were fast asleep.
She had worried herself sick over
the distressing state of affairs, the so
lution of which she could not solve,
until in sheer desperation she called
in Claude Mathison, a friend of the
family, who told her to get a box of
good Cigars, which she would find at
“the Key,” and she is now the happ -1
est woman in town. Adv. 1
RECEIVES SAD NEWS
K. R. Tarwater, paymaster of the.
Seward Division of the A. E. C., has
received the sad news of the death of i
his father at Knoxville, Tenn. Several j
days ago Mr. Tarwater received won! j
that his father was critical. He ex- j
petted to leave on the first steamer
for his home, hut now that there is
such a long time between steamers
and it would be impossible to postpone
the funeral for weeks, Mr. Tarwater
will remain here.
A
REI) CROSS MEETING
The local Chapter of the Red Cros*
is to be rejuvenated according to thr
plans made at the special meeting
last night. Chairman Curtis Morford
appointed the following War Relief
Committee, which will immediately
take steps to start things: Mesdames
Green, Mathison, Thoday, Rich, Sloan,
Sexton, Baldereton, Wever, Blue, Lu
cas and Colburn. Dr. Sloan was also
appointed on the Home Service Com
mittee to work in conjunction with
Messers. Sexton and Cook. Service
badges for the workers of the local
chapter will also be sent for and dis
tributed upon their arrival here.
RHEUMATIC PAINS
Quickly Castd Of PtMtwtliit
Hamlln’i Oftsara ON
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A safe and harmless preparation
to relieve the pains ot Rheumatism
Sciatica. Lame Rack and Lumbago is
Hamlin's Wizard Oil It ^eoefratei?
quickly, drives out soreness an* j
limbers up still aching joint* anu <
muscles.
V ou will find almost daily uses toe
it in cases of sudden mishaps ot ac
cidents such as sprains, bruises cuts,
burns, bites and stfngs lust as re
liable. too, for earache, toothache,
croup and colic.
Get it from druggists tor dO cent*. ,
If not satisfied return the bottle and
CCt your money bade
Ever constipated or have sick
-headache? fust try Wiiard Uver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
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The following le the weather m*
>K»rt for the 24 hours ending at 7 !
clock this morning:
Seward 50, Clear, South.
Anchorage HO, Clear, Calm.'
Matanuska' S8, Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 35, Clear , Calm.
Wasilla‘36, Clear, Calm. * ' *
Talkeetna 34 , Clear Calm.
CHILP’S wSnp is founi>
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Willie Neville (found a child's ring
this noon and the piece of jew elry is
at the Gateway’s office where it can
be had by Identifying./ *'
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C. N. Prinr expert pi utf toner, j
Alaska representative of Hlwnota
Clay & C«k, Smith, is to ^ artoi. With !
headquarters at the Hotel * leword. AH
those haring pianos to be t «m4 or in
any way repaired, leave on bn at thn j
hotel. A Oltifll
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LADIES AID MEET
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•V THe regular {business*; meeting of
the Methodist Aid Society" will meet
tomorrow afternoon (Thursday)., at 2
:o’ck>ck,inftifcSujufay acjwol rooms of
•'the Methodist Church.
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iSINN FEINER8 PREPARE
[ TO CAPTURE NEXT ELECTION
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1; DUBLIN, April 30— The Sein Fein
; ers are preparing very thoroughly for
the capture, at‘the neat'election, of
complete control of the rIrish local
bodies. The work of canvass and pro
I pnganda already had begun. As no
Mother organization is similarly pre
pared, it is considered likely that the
Sinn Fein will be successful, and that
in the majority of cases the local gov
irnments will pass into Sinn Fein
hands.
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ECHOES FROM
WASHINGTON
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Washington Happening* Always In
terest Onr Readers. ’*
After reading of ao many people m j
our town who have been cured by j
Doan's Kidney Pills, the question
naturally arises: “Is this medicine
equally successful in our neighboring
towns? Th* generous statement of;
this Washington resident leaves ao
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SYLVIA’S
room for doubt on this point.
Mrs. J. C. Brown, 108 E. Thirty*
fourth St., Tacoma, Wash., says: “My
health had always been fine until my
kidneys went back on me some ten
years ago. At first I didn’t pay much
| attention to the trouble and finally I
was so bad off I could hardly go. Half
of the time I was in bed unable to d)
my housework. Everything I did to re
lieve myself failed and I was just mis
erable and discouraged. 1 was advised
to try Doan’s Kidney Pills but had got
where I thought there was no help
for me. Doan’s helped me from the
start and two boxes removed the
trouble. My good health came back
and I felt fine ever since Doan’s cured
me.”
60c, at all dealers. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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