HAS DONE WELL
Starting three years ago wit!
several females and five buck;
Arthur Barry, owner of a successfu
mink form at Medfra, now has 11
mink, aside from the many he ha
pelted and sold in that period, re
ports the Fairbanks News Minei
Since the first of the year thi
Submarine, to the west of Nome
is showing increased signs of ac
tivity, reports the Nugget. Charle;
Peterson and his partners havi
been doing lots of work on thei:
ground, three miles west of Nome
If you haven't men riye.Bruhn1
Baby Beef you have missed some
thing, friends!
Suits to order at Peysers Taiioi
bop. Phone Adams 91.
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For a clean, sweet mouth and
glistening white teeth, use
KLENZO TOOTH BRUSH
with Kien^o Dental Creme.
You can obtain KLENZO
BRUSHES in any shape, sise,
or degree of stiffness desired.
BRUSHES, 25 e to 50 c
Dental Cvprrv?, 50 c.
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■ LUNG PUBLIC LIFE
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: Charles Curtis "'as bom January
, 25. 18*30. at North Topekt, Kas.
Admitted to the bar and started '
r rhe practice of law in Tooeka in i
, 1881.
In .534 married Annie E. Baird
of Topeka.
Public service h°gan in 1884 when
he became county attorney of
! Shawnee County. Kas., and lie
■ served for four years.
The new Vice Pre~ident came to
Washington in 1893 as a member of ;
the 53rd Congress and served in the
IIou3J until 1909.
I Twenty-two years ago he was
ejected to the United States Senate i
and sprved there since with the ex- t
|, 'option of a two-year break.
; I At ilie Kansas City convention in ,
June. 1928. received 64 votes for the I
Republican nomination for Presi
dent jn hte first ballot on which
; Herbert Hoover was nominated.
Was nominated for Vice Presi ■
dent by 1,052 ballots.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Scliai
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THE HARE AND THE
TORTOISE
EARNING BY SAVING IS NOT
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SURE! “THE RACE IS NOT AL- j
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“Don’t Forget
Your Rubbers”
You need rubbers to
keep your feet dry,
save your good leather
shoes from expensive
soakings, and prevent
falls on icy walks.
Our “Ball-Band”
Light Weight Rubbers
are good-looking, they
fit well, and will give
you long wear. For men,
women, and children.
Styles to suit any
kind of shoe. We have
your size—come in and
let us fit you with a pair.
Keep Your
FEET
DRY
Buy Your
Rubbers Here
Where
Quality
Price
and
Style
are always
THE BEST
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
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From ha..: ter to t'3
line,oi 00pieces an hou
No more hand
rinsing or feeding wringen
The NEW
YOU simply can’t believe it until you prove it it
your own home—10 lbs. of dry clothes—equiv
alent to 7 sheets—washed, blued, spin-rinsed, anc
spin-dried in ten minutes — (30 lbs. an hour—all
without fishing a single piece out of the water,
| feeding a wringer, or hand rinsing! This is th<
Wringerless Savage labor-less aeroplane schedule
| Put it to work for you!
WASHING AND BLUING
s- *© LBS. IN SEVEN MINUTES
Without any piece*
, by-piece handling
of the clothes
lor a limited time we offer un
usually low terms with free
home trial
! SPIN-RINSING, SPIN-DRYING
1 10 LBS. IN TBk&EE MINUTES
Without any piece
by-piece handling
of the clothes
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TOTAL OPERATION—10 LBS.
HAMPER to LINE 10 MINUTES
i —And Then Your Savage Empties
Itself Into Sink or Drain in a Jiffy
SAVAG E
WRINGERLESS
8:00 to
8:07
Entire Load
Washed
and Blued
8:07 to «
8iOf
Entire Load
Spin-Rimed
SlOS to
tilt
Entire Load
Spin-Dried,
Reedy ?<*-r
If**. Idas*
I FELL FROM AUTO, DIES
; Mrs. “Babe” Myres, wife of Dr. |
R. R. Meyers, well known former ;
dentist of Fairbanks and Nenana,;
' met death recently at Las Vegas, i
Nevada, as the result of falling
j ! from an auto, reports the Anchor
i age Times.
The Nixon Fork o.uartz mine at
j Medfra has been operating all
I winter, the Miner reports, and it is
| expected that there will be about j
i 3,000 tons of ore on the dump for
milling by the arrival of spring.
During 1928 71 timber contracts
were entered into covering the sale
of 5,685,00 board feet of timber,
the Cordova forestry office reports.
PURE UNADULTERATED ICE
’REAM 50 c. PINT S1.00 A QUART.
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