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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And everything else necessary in the construction of |j
a Modern Building can be obtained at our yards. £
Our Stock Is Complete. jjj
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! SHINGLES, LATH, BUILDING PAPER, ROOFING |jj
PAPER, DOORS, WINDOWS AND PLASTER |
When you are ready to build, consult us and we will [gj
see that your wants are fully and promptly supplied. Sj
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NORTH SIDE LUMBER CO.I
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Sundberg’s Grocery
We outfit Farmers, Prospectors. Uestaurants an<l
Families at tin* Lowest Market Prices.
Corner 4tli and C St. PHOXK S5K
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NOW IS THE TIME.
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National League.
Won Lost Pet.
I New York. 8 5 .615
j Chicago.11 7 .611
St. Louis. 9 8 .529
Cincinnati.10 10 .500
Philadelphia .... 7 8 .468
Brooklyn. 5 6 .455
Boston. 5 7 .417
Pittsburg. 7 12 .368
.American League.
Won Lost Pet.
Boston. 8 5 .615
New York. 9 6 .600
Chicago. 10 7 .588
St. Louis. 8 7 .533
j Cleveland . 8 10 .444
i Detroit . 6 8 .429
| Philadelphia . . . . C 9 .400
j Washington .... 6 10 .375
Northwestern League.
Won Lost Pet.
S Great Falls. 6 1 .857
i Tacoma. 7 2 .778
| Spokane . 3 4 .429
| Seattle . 3 4 .429
j Butte. 2 5 .286
| Vancouver. 2 7 .222
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New York 1, Brooklyn 4.
! i Chicago 10, Cincinnati 3.
Pittsburg 3, St. Louis 4.
Philadelphia 6, Boston '£.
American League.
j Cleveland 2, Chicago 1.
! Boston 1, Philadelphia 0.
| Washington 3, New Y'ork 1.
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YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
Northwestern League.
| Vancouver 2, Seattle 6.
Tacoma 9, Butte 6.
I Spokane 12, Great Falls 6.
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i Just received, factory shipment of
! Colt automatic pistols in .32, .380, .38,
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A GUARANTEE
IS VALUELESS
Unless the Goods That You are Buying, and the Stores
that you are buying of have the reputation of honesty
and fair dealing.
Goods we carry, 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.
PASSENGERS WHO ARRIVED
ON ADMIRAL FARRAGUT:
The Admiral Farragut reached An
chorage this morning with the fol
lowing first-class passengers:
Mrs. T. C. Noyes, Bonnie Noyes,
Geo. W. Evans, J. S. O’Brien, Glenn
Carrington, A. M. Hufmeyer, Mrs. C.
Stuart, Olga Hanson, Mrs. H. W.
Schroeder, W. H. Lindig, Mrs. Lin
dig, F. J. Gregoire, Fred Laubner,
A. P. Miles, Mrs. Miles, T. J. Allen,
Chas. LaCosta, E. J. Warner, Mrs. T.
J. Young, Mrs. L. Wrestor, Kai^ We§r
tor. Geo. Buckley, Hugh Mackie, H.
A. Dahl, Mrs. Dahl, Mrs. M. Wright,
Eric Wright, Earl Fay, S. C. Camp
bell, F. C. Rader, Harry Lawrence,
Wm. Dudley, Geo. Dudley, E. W.
i Smith, Irene Adkins, Jeannette Beat
on, W\ H. Oliver, Mrs. Oliver, O. Van
derwinkle, Peter Woodhead, H. West
burg, Fred Allen, Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
Vera Hunt, C. Nourde, Ernest Martin.
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■ i class and distinction to every one that
; have us to tailor his suit.
BJORNSON & CANTON
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' Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
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Stoeser Electric Works )
I Complete Line of Wire, Lamps, Fixtures and AU Neces- i
sary Supplies for Wiring Homes and i
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| 4th and 6 St. ANOHO&AGE, ALASKA |
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.
FRESH FISH OYSTERS,
BUTTER AND EGGS.
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Architect ESER WIKHOLM Engineer
Buildings & Store Fixtures
For
^ ^ particular people
FRED LAUBNER RETURNS TO
UNDERTAKE DEVELOPMENTS
Fred Laubner, the Willow Creek
mining magnate, returned to Anchor
age on the Admiral Farragut and is
registered at the White House. Mr.
Laubner is ultra enthusiastic over the
future prospects of the famous camp
in which he is vitally interested. He
has spent the past few months in the
different mining camps of the states
and says that he saw nothing on his
trip to equal the Willow creek dis
trict. Mr. Laubner brought a num
ber of air drills and other modern
mining machinery to be used in his
extensive operations, and expects to
leave in few days to commence
work on the 500-foot tunnel contract
he has with the Gold Gord Mffiing
company.
Mr. Laubner says that Wm. Martin
will leave Seattle for Anchorage about
the tenth of the month and that sev
eral promindht mining men of his ac
quaintance expect to visit the Willow
creek district this summer with the
ultimate intention of investing capital
in some of the legitimate companies
and prospects in the district.
itekij Thh' Diihy Ttines and be aft
Anchorage booster, ...
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