JUST RECEIVED
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 47R MATANUSKA
The Smallest Stick to
The Largest Timber
Ami everything else necessary in the vsmstrueikMS. oi
■ Modem Rmldinr can be obtained at our yards.
Our Stock Is Complete.
And includes beside* all kinds and grades of LUMBER:
SHINGLES LATH. BUILDING PAPER ROOFING
PAPER DOORS WINDOWS AND PLASTER
When }>■ are ready . build, consult as and we will
that y,>t.:r want* ire tt’ly and promptly supplied.
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TELEPHONE 3^R
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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 PAGS
WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
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Opp Harraoaj Theatre.
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FRIDAY’S GAMES.
National League.
Boston 1. Brooklyn 3.
Chicago 11. Cincinnati 3.
Northwestern League.
Seattle 3. Vancouver 4.
Spokar.e *>. Great Falls 1.
Tacoma 6, Butte 2.
Saturday's Games.
National League.
Chicago 4. Cincinnati 7.
Other games postponed.
American League.
St. Louis 1. Chicago 0.
Other games postpone*i.
Northwestern League.
Seattle 2. Vancouver t.
Spokane L Great Falls 12.
Tacoma 4. Butte 2.
s unday's Games.
American League.
St. Louis Chicago 4-<) tSecond
game LI innings. Chicago gett rg no
hits. Grom-e pitching for St. Le i -
Eytrwt-CIevriand—Rais.
National Leaps*.
Cincinnati 0. St. Locus 4.
Cfc •-■ago . Pittsburg 2.
Northwesters Leasae.
Seattle >5. Vancouver '2.
Tacoma 2 Butte 2
Spokane *5. Great Falls .
EPISCOPAL GUILD MEETING.
The regular meeting of the Wom
en’s Guild will be held at the Parish
Kali tomorrow at 2ISO p. at. Mrs.
Elms and Mrs. Elliott will act as
hostesses. Business of importance
will come before the guild. A full at
tendance is desired to meet Bee. Ed
win Hughes, the newly appointed
minister for Anchorage. 3T?
PIONEEK DANCE.
Last big time of the season Labor
Temple Tuesday. May ». 131* Tick
ets il-OC- Ladies free. Come and
hare a g»i oid-fashloneii time. 3T4
Alta—The Coifee of perfection, l-.b.
glass jars. lie. At Brown h Haw
fans. 3Ci
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VACANT LANDS NEAR
ANCHORAGE TO BE USED
Heeding the ca" of the outside for
icreased food production. Mayor
Witts this —■— sg announced that
arrangements had been made whereby
it cow is possible for the vacant pub
lic land in the vicinity of Anchorage
to be utilized for garden and farm
purposes.
“There are hundreds of acres of
good ground in the viciixrty of An
chorage.’' he said, -which are suita
ble for farming purposes. This
ground is many cases has been burn
ed over three or four times and new
is ready for the plow.
“Any man who expresses a desire ,
to go upon this Laud and cultivate it
car have from one lot to ten acres
free of charge for the summer.
“According to all outside reports
the food shortage in the states is j
alarming, and it really is up to the
people of this community to make
themselves as nearly self-supporting
as possible. “
DON T BUY YOUR
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BEFORE YOU SEE
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sary Sappiies for Wiring Homes and
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IS VALUELESS
UnJe'v the Goods That You are Buying. and the Stores 9
that yon are bujinsr of have the reputation of honesty I
and fair dealing. §
Goods we carry, especially a
Hart, Schaffner & |
Marx Clothing I
Are beyond reproach, for material and tailoring. §
About our standing—Ask the Alaskan Pioneer—the 3
be.'t references on earth. 1
Jaf fe & Bayles!
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THE BEST BEEF...
and the best of every other kind
of meat come- into our store
fresh from the wholesalers. We
buy absolutely first grades in
every ease. 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.
FRESH FISH OYSTERS
BUTTER AND EGGS.
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builders hardware
TOOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS;;
^ PHONE 76R.
PROMINENT SEATTLEITE KILLED
SEATTLLv May *..—I hart<e> I». Smith, a S**at
tt#* tftfMailst. was kjdk*i ta. as ^utu ».yid*at in San y®*
t?F‘Tifay. acrordta^r s« |Yjn«»s«i'- advi,v> ne'vi.'vd by his delati'"^