DROMEDARY DATES ONIONS
LEMONS RHUBARB
BANANAS CAULIFLOWER
GRAPE FRUIT PEAS CABBAGE
ORANGES CELERY
PARSLEY ARTICHOKES. CUCUMBERS
SPINACH LETTUCE
TOMATOES BELL PEPPERS
ASPARAGUS NEW POTATOES
RADISHES GREEN ONIONS
Fresh Strawberries
A. A. SHONBECK
ANCHORAGE PHONE 47-R MATANUSKA
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The Smallest Stick to
The Largest Timber
And everything else necessary in the construction of j
a Modern Building can be obtained at our yards.
Our Stock Is Complete.
And includes besides ail kinds and grades of LUMBER:
SHINGLES, LATH, BUILDING PAPER, ROOFING
PAPER, DOORS, WINDOWS AND PLASTER.
When you are ready to build, consult us and we will
see that your wants are fully and promptly supplied.
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NORTH SIDE LUMBER CO.
TELEPHONE 35 R.
Sundberg’s Grocery
PLANT EARLY. WE HAVE THE SEEDS.
BOOTH S SARDINES AND TUNA FISH.
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON, THE BEST
TEAS—Folger’s, Reliance, Crescent and Blue Ribbon.
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Did You Get Your
New Spring; Suit?
NOW IS THE TIME.
Any Suit in the House
$17
INCLUDING THE POPULAR
Adler Collegian
FELDER AND CHIPPEWA SHOE PACS.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
H. SEIDENVERG
Opp Harmony Theatre. • j
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IKON CLAW DOINGS AROUND
TOWN.
Dick, the “Chauncey Wright,” of
Alaska, is not going to open up his
new restaurant until Tuesday, lie
says it’s no use; everyone will be at
the Harmony Saturday to see the
“Iron Claw.”
Sol Silverman is ‘sore.” He has to
work Saturday nights and he can’t
see the “Iron Claw.”
George Campbell says—“It’s a'
| dinger.” He saw it outside.
Bobbie Small, the “village black
I smith,” is coming, but he will leave
I his hammer home.
Chauncey Peterson is going to hire
a boy to work in his place Saturday '
so that he can see the “Iron Claw.”
Dr. Rystrom has reserved a seat I
in the operating room.
Mayor Watts will be there, so will
Postmaster Wood.
Jack Roharts has not been to a
show for two months, but he is going
to see the “IRON CLAW.”
Two spuds and an onion are good
for one admission to see the “IRON ]
CLAW,” and this is no josh either.
Small boys wanted Saturday to de
liver hand bills. Come early if you
want to “carry water for the ele
phant.”
Roger Summy is coming with his
“Chinese Simplex” loaded to the
guards. Parking space for his mach
ine will be provided in the alley.
Larry Byrne and Max Nelson will
be there too.
Come early if you want to get a I
seat.
George Kosmos, of The Oyster i
Grotto, has reserved ten seats “about
half day down,” for himself and
friends. 959
WORLD’S GOLD OUTPUT.
LONDON, April 19.—The value of j
the world’s gold production in 1910 as I
shown in the annual statistics just is- |
sued here, was 95,725,000 pounds, a j
figure which has been exceeded only
three times. The British empire led !
the world with 60,000,000 pounds,
while the United States produced 19,- j
000,000 pounds, Russia 6,000,000 and j
Mexico 2,000,000. The United States
since 1874 has produced gold to the
value of about 779,000,000 pounds.
Any size you want in ship augers,
with or without screw. Factory ship
ment just received. B. &. H. 9391
A GUARANTEE
IS VALUELESS
Unless the Goods That You are Buying, and the Stores*
that you are buying of have the reputation of honesty
i and fair dealing.
Goods we cany, especially
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx Clothing
Are beyond reproach, for material and tailoring.
About our standing—Ask the Alaskan Pioneer—the
best references on earth.
Jaf fe & Bayles
CORNER 4TH AND D—PHONE 25R.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes.
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BRINGS LIVE STOCK.
Mr. Folsom an<! son Wilbur arriv
ed in Anchorage on the S. S. Alaska
and are registered at the Whitt
House. Mr. Folsom is a farmer from
Washington and will take up a home
stead in the vicinity of Anchorage
He brought 10 head of milch cows anc
five work horses with him on the
Alaska and is prepared to tackle ar
Alaska homestead in the proper man
ner. He says that several of hit
neighbors are making arrangements
to come to Anchorage this summer
with the intention of taking advan
tage of the opportunities offered by
the land department.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Funeral services for Paul, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn, will
be held Saturday afternoon at 2
o’clock at the Presbyterian manse.
Friends are invited.
Read The Daily Times ana be an
Anchorage booster.
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We Have Just Received...
Our new spring and summer stock of yt
most exclusive patterns, which sets
class and distinction to every one that
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have us to tailor his suit.
BJORNSON & CANTON
Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
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Stoeser Electric Works
1 Complete Line of Wire, Lamps, Fixtures and All Neces- |
| sary Supplies for Wiring Homes and 1
I Business Places. f
THE BEST BEEF...
and the best of every other kind
of meat comes into our store
fresh from the wholesalers. We
buy absolutely first grades in
every case. Nothing else would
be satisfactory to our customers
who we have by the score, and
our prices are most attractive
considering the quality ot meat.
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FLOORING ROOFING PAPER |
SHIPLAP BUILDING PAPER *
BOARDS DOORS AND WINDOWS |
FINISH LATH AND PLASTElf |
DIMENSION, ETC. SHINGLES j{j
ANCHORAGE SUPPLY CO. I
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“BILL” WARD REPORTED
LOST ON WEST CO A SI
“Bill” Ward, one of the best-knowr
steamer men on the southwesterr
Alaska route, is missing, according t<
the Juneau Empire. “Bill" made th<
last two trips from Seattle to th<
westward on the Mariposa, being ir
the steward’s department. Whpn the
steamer left Valdez going west or
the last trip “Bill” was missed. His
cap and coat, in fact all of his wear
ing apparel, except the clothes he hat!
on, were in his stateroom. When th«
steamer returned to Valdez south
bound nothing had been seen or heart
s
I of “Bill.” The crow of the Mariposa
| are now beginning to believe that he
might have accidentally fallen over
board and drowned. For yArs “Bill”
was always on the same ship as Capt.
Gus Nord, but lately changed to the
Mariposa. !
Applications by Cordova boys for
enlistment in the United States navy,
j according to the Cordova Daily Times,
■ became so numerous that a recruiting
office was opened by Lieut. Frank
; Luckel, U. S. N., commanding the
1 Alaskan radio expedition. The navy
| is accepting physically and ^orally
j fit men from 18 tj»‘ ?£ years >o1d.