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and Sure Cough Syrup
Rexillana helps nature to =
get rid of the cause of the;
cough. It contains no nar
cotic and is perfectly safe
for children as well as
adults. It is guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Try Rex
illana next time for your
cough. Sold only at Rexall
Drug Stores.
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EXCELLENT WESTERN
SIOI III THE LIST!
11 Billed for this evening at the
1 Liberty is what critics rate as
| the best western play of the year.
I Most all western plays received
| here are Zane Grey's and are
1 | good, but “The Wolf Song” is
|; by a new author who handles
I : the subject in what one might
(I term a raw, ungloved manner,
\; almost startling at times.
\ In some way he colors the pic
j ture as to make it stand out
\ much above the average. The
j | characters are perfectly chosen
I to represent the frontiersmen,
I the Mexicans, and the Easten
; ers’ in an exciting series of ad
II ventures in New Mexico before
| gold was discovered in Califor
! nia.
| Two old Rocky Mountain trap
| pers, a young Kentuckian, a
j fiery Spanish girl, are presented
| with vivid realism.
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“Crying Myself to Sleep,” one
; the new’ song hits, for sale at
the Alaska Shop.
Home Cooking at
the ever popular
JOSIE’S CAFE
Regular dinners and short
orders.
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- HARDWARE. STOVES, RANGES -
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Linoleum, Glass
TINNING and PLUMBING
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See Our Bargain Table
Large Heavy Turkish Towels
3 for $1.00
Men’s Heavy two-piece Underwear
per garment 95c
Sweat Shirts
$1.45, regular price 2.25
Men’s Dress Shirts
95c, newr patterns
GET THE HABIT of COMING HERE FIRST
Urbach & Valade
Quality Clothes at Lower Prices
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your feet
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perhaps it wouldn't matter so much
how you dressed then). But it*s the na
ture of feet to show themselves—they
keep stepping out in front! That’s why
a shabby or poorly styled shoe is such
a liability. And that’s why Florsheira
Shoes—smartly designed, of the fin
est leathers — are such a tremendous
asset, to any man who needs to look
well. The new ones are here. Come in!
Phone
Clo. Dept. Mad. 80
Fuel Dept.
Phone Mad. 80
Phone
Gro. Dept. Main 1
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Hdvvre. Dept, Adams 80
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FI K CATCH LIGHT
In the entire upper Tanana
River district, generally one of
the best fur sections of Interior
Alaska, not more than $6,000 or
$7,000 worth of fur has been tak
en this winter, says the Fair
banks News Miner.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11. </P) —
; The whereabouts of Mrs. Aimee
| Semple McPherson was as much a
' mystery as it was when she van
| Lshed from her home in Los An
geles several days ago.
| Reports that the evangelist and
her daughter Roberta were travel
ing incognito on the Dollar ^iner
I President Wilson under the names
j of Mrs. F. W. Poate and Isabel
j Poate were denied by the steam
ship company,
LA PUNE” FOR SALE
BERLIN, Feb. 11. UP)—'What is
said to be the world’s largest
diamond is for sale in Berlin.
The gem, which is known as ‘‘La
Pune,” is of the purest color and
immense fire.
TWO MORE QUAKES
TIRANA, Australia, Feb. 11.
—Two more earthquakes were
felt in Knoritza district and the
remaining dwellings of the little
town were damaged. Incessant
rain and snow have increased the
suffering of the panic stricken
population, who are lodged in
tents and camping in open spaces.
The best ice cream yet! Hor
luck’s Danish Ice Cream. Candy
Cottage, sole agent.
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lUSU'S CENSUS
The final tabulation of the
15th census taken in Alaska as
of Octobei* 1, 1930, shows a pop
ulation of 59,278, an increase of
4,242 or 7.7 per cent since 1920.
The gross area of territory is'
586,400 square miles, or an av- |
erage of approximately 10 square
miles per inhabitant.
The present population of the
Territory is 5,078 less than was
shown in the census of 1900. and
4,134 less than which was taken
in 1910, before the world war.
The first census, which was:
taken in 1880, consisted of a can- j
vas of all accessible settlements
supplemented b y records and I
personal knowledge of mission-!
aries. The population at thatI
time was given as 33,426. The'
greatest population shown in any
census was 64.356.
Seward is the tenth city in size
in Alaska with 835. This is ex
clusive of the Jesse Lee Home
and the many others living just
beyond the city limits.
Juneau . .... 4,043
Ketchikan . 3,796
Anchorage . 2,277
Fairbanks 2.101
Petersburg . 1,252
Nome . 1,213
Sitka . 1,056
Cordova 980
Wrangell 948
First division . ?9,304
Second division 10,127
Third division . 16,309
Fourth division . 13.538
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Mel llolben, Proprietor
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