SHIM REAPER GUTS
ORLEANS. Mass., March 11, (fP)- |
Scientists studying longivity may
“"ind in this old Cape Cod town a
fieid for investigation.
A survey reveals 24 deaths in the
town hr 028. The ages of 20 aggre
gate 1.001 years, an average of more
than 75 years apiece.
Anna E. Snow lived to be 97. One ;
other person was in the 90’s five '
vere in their 80’s and seven in the i
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WHERE’S THE
NEAREST DOCTOR?
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In tiie upper right-hand
drawer or under the front
seat—if you have a FIRST
AID EMERGENCY PACKET.
At home, or in your cai'
minor accidents that de- i
mands immediate attention \
are liable to happen any !
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here’s Cozy Warmth in Nashua Part .
W ool Blankets. Soft, fluffy Nashua Blankets
of wool and cotton offer lasting value, for
warmth is woven into every fibre. They are
made by the world’s largest blanket mills,
giving you all the economies of big pro
duction.
In glowing or subdued colors, decorative
patterns or plain, Nashua Part Wool '
Blankets give you complete comfort at mod
erate price.
ALL COLORS IN THESE BLANKETS
$2.75 to $8.00 each
- Headquarters for Shoes
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
JJMINEX
T/ie wonderful new aluminum ware
WITH THE
SMOOTH INSIDE FINISH
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npHE discovery of a new proc
I 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;
Ij it smiles back —
It’s ALUMINEX
new process, is now here on dis
play. T t lias many or he r interesting
and novel advantage*. Be.mtyund
convenience of de^'en have been
carritd to .i. new inch point.
You are cord.ta.liy invited to come
and juspcet o»u* >;;ikasy display
of this new kitchen ware.
A Perfect
Double Boiler—
Smooth inside finish; hand'
somc and convenient
dome-cover; heat-proof
Th^rmaplax Knob; square
beaded edge; double-fold
ed handles, comfortable
and sanitary. Large water
capacity.
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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.
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Ml_IW'
Convex Kettle
with Straight Sides —
Smooth inside finish; dome*
cover with inset knob of
heat-proof Thermaplax;
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. Smooth inside
finish; square-beaded edge;
self-basting dome-cover.
Paneled Percolator
and Tray—
B«safifu!lv finUhed; heavy
sUnnlnuR) ipuul welded to
body) rmt-prnof fittings)
DO'burn Ebonlird handle.
A Tea Kettle
with New Uses—
A flat-topped dome-cover
with inset knob provides a
handy warming arid hear
ing surface. Welded
square beaded edge; hand
some and durable.
Canterbury Pitcher —
Modeled after a !o*eK old
prwtcr Mumtnuai,
handle *en»»rlr ^a*frned
With *rruie?*h br->»d •<'***++.
i VANCOUVER, B. C„ March Xl,(/P)
;—Scientific research will return
meal, says Dean R. V/. Brock of the
I faculty of mines, University of Brit
j‘"h Columbia, to its former econo
|mic importance.
i “A new coal age will dawn”, Dean
i Brock predicts. ‘‘Already considera
te research work is being done in
Europe for patriotic reasons and to
make those nations independent of
imported petroleum. I feel, how
ever, that this research will best
extend the uses of coal when it is
conducted under the auspices of j
private industry, as were electrical
experiments."
SPRING TRAINING
MIAMI, March 11, (A3)—The
St. Louis Cardinals defeated the
Philadelphia Athletics by the score
I of 2 to 0 in an exhibition baseball i
! game at Avon Park, Florida. Heise, j
! a rookie Cardinal pitcher held the
Philadelphians to three hits.
LOSES CONTROL
NEW YORK, March 11, (£>)—Wil
liam Childs lost control of the $37,
000,000 restaurant chain which he
founded with his brother^ when at
a stockholders meeting," 201,000
votes were cast against him and
the meatless policies which he has
been sponsoring.
PRIME RIB ROAST and Potato
salad, tomorrow's special at the
UNION CAFE, for 65c.
Ladies and Gents Tailoring and
, Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser's
I Tailor Shop. <
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JIL 'I-1**——-—
OF FIFTY MILLIONS
WASHINGTON. March 11, f/p>—
The government will be unable to
recover approximately $50,000,000
under the Supreme court decision
fixing the time when increased
pay was granted railroads by the
Interstate Commerce Commission*
or carrying mails shall begin.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sclial
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
STEAL S 75,000
MIAMI BEACH, March 11, i/pj_
Two heavily armed and masked
hsndiic held up the Maynard jew
■iry store here and escaped with
jewelry valued at $75,000.
SNOWSTORM FAIR
BERLIN, March 11, </p)The Leip
*“‘3 fair was began here with tie*
temperature far beiow zero and
amid a heavy snowstorm.
Candied Cherries and Pineapple.
SCIIAJLLEUER’S ALASKA SHOP.
Suits to order at Peysers Tailor
hop. Phone Adams 01.
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
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Camp Stoves
Tents
Tarps
Canvas
Furniture
Beds
Springs
Mattresses
Linoleum
Rugs
Floor Lamps
Gas Lamps Gasoline
Electric Lamps China Ware
Roofing
Brushes
Paints
OUs
Varnish
Lacqur
Calsomine
Roof Paint
Leak Tight
Coal Oil
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
J L. GRAEF
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska