In place of the ship’s gear as
suming the task of unloading the
heavy lifts—in connection with
discharging the Mikado locomo
tive from the freighter Tanana—
Alaska Railroad cranes have tak
en the big job over.
Two heavy lifts of approximate
iy 30 tons each will be handled as
well as five or six lifts averaging
between 10 and 25 tons each. These
comprise the various parts of the
powerful locomotive.
The big locomative from the
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For a clean, sweet mouth anti
glistening white teeth, use
KIENZO TOOTH BRUSH
wilh Kienzo Dental Creme.
You can obtain KLENZO
BRUSHES in any shape, size,
or degree of stiffness desired.
BRUSHES, 25 e to 50 e
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WOMEN
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Urbach Sc Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
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The wonderful new aluminum ware
WITH THE
SMOOTH INSIDE FINISH
THE discovery of a new proc
ess for polishing aluminum
utensils on the inside as well
as the outside is the greatest ad
vance that has been made in kitch
en ware in the last twenty years.
Aluminex, the new line of alu
minum made by this wonderful
sr:.
My Smile into it;
/jf it smiles back —
It’s ALUMINEX
new process, is now here on dis
play.It has many orhtrr ino-rearing
and novel advantage* fVantyand
convenience of de-icn have been
carried to a. new high point.
You ace cord'.atiy invited to come
and iuspeet o>u* srukruc display
of this new kitchen ware.
A Perfect
Double Boiler—
Smooth inside finish; hand
some and convenient
dome-cover; heat-proof
Th^rmaplax Knob; square
beaded edge; double-fold
ed handles, comfortable
and sanitary. Large water
capacity.
Convex Kettle
with Straight Sides —
Smooth in tide finish; dome
cover with inset knob of
heat-proof Thermaplax;
square-beaded edge; extra
heavy ears and bail.
Round Roaster
for Small Roasts—
A compact oven roaster
that preserves meat flavors
and juices. Smooth inside
finish; square-beaded edge)
self-basting dome-cover.
A Tea Kettle
with New Uses—
A flat-topped dome-cover
with inset knob provides a
handy warming and heat
ing surface. Welded f .-tmi;
square beaded edge; hanu
some and durable.
A Dish Pan
for Lifelong Use—
Made of thick, hard alu
minumsheet; square flange
all the way round for se
cure grip. Beautifully fin
ished.
Double-lipped
Sauce Pans —
Smooth inside finish; square
beaded edges; double
foldcd handles, comfortable
and sanitary; lipped on both
sides for convenience in
pouring.
Paneled Percolator
and Tray—
Beautifully finished; heavy
■lumUinm ipmit welded to
bod»j mrt-pn*of fitting* i
no-burn Ehonbrd handle.
Canterb(i<-v Pitchpr —
Modeled after » !&•*!» old
pewter dp»«fn. Alu<ninu»,
handle ieror#l» batoned
With iroAOth brnad i +
Brown & Hawkins Gorp.
REWARD “Quality First” ALASKA
Baldwin company arrived in a
knock-down form with the main
frame on the after-deck and on
I the forward deck, and below, were
I nearly 3,000 ties from the Wran
gell mill for the Alaska Railroad
The Tanana brought to south
eastern Alaskan ports a large coal
tonnage. Captain Jerry Flynn is
the skipper.
STARR RETURNS PORT
FROM WESTWARD VOYAGE
j Meeting occasional storms which
delayed her briefly, the S. S. Starr,
! of- the San Juan Fishing & Paek
j ing Co„ Capt. C.. E. Anderson, re
turned to Seward last night from
her regular monthly voya,ge to
Westward ports.
The S. S. Alameda awaited her
arrival in order that a number of
passengers on the Starr might go
south on the big liner.
The next sailing from the Port
of Seward for the Westward is
scheduled for March 11, next
Monday.
Besides a small cargo of dried j
fish the Starr brought to Seward
for shipment to Seattle by the Al
eution Livestock Co., 18 large bun
dles of lambs wool. Four cases oi i
Alaska wild geese for experimental.
purposes, captured by the litv.
Rotovitzky of Belkoffsky, were |
transferred to the steamer Alame- ;
r'a from the S. S. Starr last night.
Ladies and Gents Tailoring ana
Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser's
Tailor Shop.
STOCK TICKER SEISE
NEW YORK, March 6, (/P>—Ten
tative plans are under considera
tion ior the extension of complete
stock ticker service, with movie
eouipment, to Havana. This will
make hte second foreign country to
receive the service, as tickers have
ilreadv been installed in some of
the le.iding cities of Canada.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sclial
lerer's Alaska Shop.
FROM OUT THE WEST
NAZARETH, Palestine, March 6.
Modernization, ushered in
v.ith o blaze of electricity, has
U "C< 'ri the sacred town of Nazai
th. A foreign firm will instai.
' lcctrie lights leplacing the oil
1 imps in use since Biblical times.
SHORT RIBS OF BEEF AND
BROWN POTATOES; Apple and
celery salad, is the SPECIAL for
tomorrow at the UNION CAFE.
COc is the price.
Suits to order at reysers Taiici
hop. Phone Adams 91. o
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Roofing
Brushes
Paints
Oils
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Calsomine
Roof Paint
Teak Tight
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China Ware
Crockery
Glass Ware
Window Glass
Window Shades
Building Paper
Anchors
Chain
Ship Chancelry
Wire Rope
Manila Rope
Cotton Rope
Wire Netting
Wire Screen
Magnetos
Coils
Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings
Asbestos
SHEET METAL AND
PLUMBING SHOP
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