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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
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ANCHORAGE PHONE 47-R MATANUSKA
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ON BARGE BANGOR
LEAVES SEATTLE MAY 15.
More Lumber
Fresh Cement
New Plaster
Finest Grade of Building and Roofing Paper.
Washington Spruce for Boat Lumber, in 32 ft. length.
Hardwood of all Dimensions.
We can save you money in selecting materials for
l your new Home.
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Sundberg’s Grocery
We outfit Fanners, Prospectors, Restaurants and
Families at the Lowest Market Prices.
Corner 4tli and C St. PHOXF 85K
Did You Get Your |
New Spring Suit? $
NOW IS THE TIME. |
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Any Suit in the House jfj
$17 I
INCLUDING THE POPULAR |
Adler Collegian |
FELDER AND CHIPPEWA SHOE PACS. 1
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TURKS l.uyr PITY QJb’
BAGDAD BEFORE DEPARTING
BAGDAD, Mesopotamia, via Basra,
April 22.—Only a small proportion of
the Bagdad shops have yet been
j opened, and they are half empty. The
I Jewish merchants say they lost at
I least $400,000 worth of goods on the
morning of March 11, just before the
British entry.
The cafes in the bazaar are still
► frequented by the old clientele, but it
is a crowd in which tobarco and coffee
are scarce. ‘ The Tuiks have taken
.everything,” said a Turkish rabbi,
“even the pigeon on the mosques are i
getting thin.”
Kurds and the rabble even looted the
hospital, carrying otl stores, bedding, j
medicine an t drugs. The native per-1
sonnel in the hospital let in their
friends and shared the spoil. With
this assistance even lenses were taken
from the microscopes. Happily, the
British troops arrived in time to save
the beds, or the patients would have
been tumbled out on the hard floor.
On the right bank of the river is a
scene of scientific havoc. The Ger
man wireless station had just been
completed at an enormous cost. It
was a powerful plant and was in di
rect communication with Berlin. It
was blown up on the morning of
March 11, and the engineer did his
work well. The roof of the station ■
was carried away, there was a huge
crater in the center of the floor, one
of the giant masts had fallen, crush- j
ing a wall, and one of the two great .
boilers had been blown up.
The money invested in the wireless,
the railway stations, sidings, work
shops, water towers, cranes and en
gineering plant must have been mil
lions. The British troops reached the
railway station at 6 a. m. The last
train had gone at 2 a. m.
VI Oopyrltfht llart behalf aer it .Man
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YOU CAN'T BUY BETTER ONES ,§
Hart Schaffner I
<fc Marx I
Suits at 1
$25.00, $27.50, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00, $37.50. f
Here are the very finest clothes made; the most ex- f
i elusive custom tailor doesn’t show anything better; you X
escape here the many try-ons, the week or two of waiting, 9
the uncertainty; and you make a saving of $15 to $25. f
There’s really no excuse for made-to-measure delays X
and cost when such clothes are ready waiting for you. jjj
There’s profit for you in open-mindedness on this jjj
subject. X
Jaf fe & Bayles I
CORNER 4TH AND D—PHONE 25R. I
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes. X
Bed Springs—The best reinforced
Full-Size Springs at $5.00 each.
Three-Quarter Springs at $4.75.
Single Springs at $4.50 each.
Spring Cots at $.3.50 each.
At Brown & Hawkins. 10
Cameron’s Cafe: the popular house
of service and prices. 737
Courtesy and Fresh Goods at
Robarts’. 984
Fine Job Printing at Times office.
(C. W. Bolte Hardware Co. |
| PHONE 90K. |
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^ Everything in Builders’ Hardware i|
I® Building and Roofing Paper $
China Ware and Crockery j|
Pumbing Supplies, Fanning Implements. Prices the Best. §j
Phone or Mail Orders Promptly Attended To. $~i
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BEFORE YOU SEE
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TELEPHONE 88R 5th Ave. and K St. 1
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We Have Just Received...
Our new spring and summer stock of
most exclusive patterns, which sets
class and distinction to every one that
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BJORNSON & CANTON
Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
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W. G. STOESER 1
COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL 1
SUPPLIES. I
Light and Power Wiring. S
MASONIC BLOCK TELPHONE 55K 1
THE BEST BEEF...
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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.
FRESH FISH OYSTERS,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
OSCAR ANDERSON, Propr.
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Kuildings to Particular I
ftjETTER I EOPLE.
Masonic Bldg. Phone 55K I
I Dohrmann-Herning & Co.
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
TOOLS AND SPORTING GOODS,
i HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS.
I_ PHONE 76R.
MENTAL SCIENCE.
Thoae who are interested in the
power of the will and its ability to
counteract the influences surrounding
society and the individual alike should
be interested in the series of addres
ses that begin tomorrow evening is
the Presbyterian church.