ITSLY KEEPS HOME FIRES
BRIGHT EOB IMMIGRANTS
ROME. March 14. OP)—More
r.h"n 7.000 children of Italians
jiving abroad were given free hol
idays in the mothei country of
their parents last year.
Plans are under way to take
care of 10,000 during the spring,
summer and autumn of 1929. They
will he brought at government ex
oense from Germany, England,
France and Tunisia and the Dal
matian coast.
TRY A PCKE WHITE ROCK ICE
CREAM SODA. Schallerer's Alaska
Sit od.
DODGE
SPRING FEVER
THIS YEAR
With lilt first day of sprint:
onlv a few days away, spring
fever is hiding iust around
tne corner. Stop this an
nual physical let-down by
taking PEPTONA, the relia
ble pen-builder. Peptona en
riches (he blood, increases
the appetite and in fact
gives new life to your whoie
system
Eflwyn Swetmanr
r? , ^a/xjnUJL Store
Am MIN EX
77ie 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
Smile into it;
1J it smites back —
It’s ALUMINEX
new process, is now born on dis
play. It has m.my v'du g
and iinu-hi iv; ..nd
convenience of d i •. h*\ e Oven
carried iu n»jv point,.
You are cc ■ .<• ■>! n.> come
and i<.ij.v . .. . display
of this ucw kiu .oi weit'e.
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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
capa'jty.
A Dish Pan
for Lifelong Use—
Made of thick, hard alu
minum sheet; square flange
all the way round for se
cure grip. Beautifully fin
ished.
Convex Kettle
with Straight Sides —
Smooth inside finish; dome
cover with inset knob of
heat-proof Theimaplax;
square-beaded edge; extra
heavy ears and bail.
Double-lipped
Sauce Pans—
Smooth inside finish; square*
beaded edges; double
folded handles, comfortable
and sanitary; lipped on both
sides for convenience in
pouring.
Round Roaster
for Small Roasts—
A compact oven roaster
that preserves meat flavors
and juices. Smooch inside
finish; square-beaded edge;
seif-basting dome-cover.
Paneled Percolator
and Tray—
Bcturtfttllv finUhrd; heavy
ilunilimni *7»«it *etiird Co
bodfi ruit-pnnd fictional
alburn FJtnnlxrd handle.
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A Tea Kettle
with New Uses—
A. flat-topped dome-cover
with inset knob pintitlo a
handy warming; and best
ingsurface. Welded
square beaded edge; hand
some and durable.
Canterbury Pitcher —
Modeled after • lo*»U old
pewter de»«f». MuminuBK
handle fa*<»n«d
With iror.«?<h he»»*«t
Brown & Hawkins Gorp.
EWARI
“Quality First’
ALASKA
ST. PATRICKS BALL
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SATURDAY EYE, MARCH 16
Sponsored by our local American Legion Post
Let’s all go and make this the event of the year,
and don’t forget your GREEN TIE from
ik Urbach & Valade
; t DEPARTMENT STORE
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; MU'- SON. M°.. March 14, (TP)—•
i'Vomer*. says Frank Cowan, night
Ua.tcnnv’n at the great slate quar
Irfes here, are more eager than
icon tc do down to the bottom of
jthe GOO-foot shafts.
| Three shafts descend 575, 673,
land 700 feet respectfully. They
| r. ve sunk deeper in the earth than
j he distance most sklscrapevs
i reach .skyward. The* women get
then greatest thrill, perhaps, by
descending on the same platform
(that is used by the miners.
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
PONT ARTHUR,. Kwantu lg
Leased Territory. March 13, (JP)—
Former Russian officers, veterans
i of the Russo-Japanese war, now
liefugees, met on February 12 at
jthe Russian cemetery. They ob- j
served the 25th anniversary of the
Russe-Japanese war.
NO NEW WORK
At the present time 16 wells ate
producing at Katlla, the same as j
for the past two years. No plans i
were being made to do further de- I
vfclopcient work on the fields. The,
major part cf the work done this
year at the fields will consist of |
the annual task of “pulling the
wells' and cleaning them.
Ladies and Gems Tailoring ann
Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser’s
tailor Shop.
FREE GAME FRIDAY
Another one oi those fiery bat
tles of basketball between the old
rivals, the boys’ Midget squad and
the girls’ team, the seventh and
eigtli grades, will be played off on
Friday evening in the S. A. C.
hall at 8 o'clock. There will be no
admission charge.
The Freshmen are planning on
a spring bail for March 22 to which
exclusive affair each boy will in
vite a girl friend.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sciial
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
BAKERY REOPENS
After having been closed down
for a number of days while the
big brick oven was undergoing ex
tensive repairs, the Seward Bak
ery is once more open much to
the satisfaction of its numerous
patrons.
| William Wilson, blacksmith, de
parted today for Anchorage af
ter spending a number of days in
town.
Candied Cherries and Pineapp •.
SI HAMEKER’S ALASKA SHOP
Suits to order at Peysers Tail i
hop. Phone Adams 91.
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Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings
Asbestos
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