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JUST RECEIVED
A Complete Supply of ♦
DYNAMITE
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20 per cent GIANT Nitro Glycerine. £
40 per cent GIANT Nitro Glycerine. $
60 per cent GIANT Nitro Glycerine. X
60 per cent GIANT Gelatin. 1
20 per cent GIANT Stumping. J
No. 6 Miners’ Friend. 1
Black Blasting Powder. X
15 per cent Judson Improved. 1
Bear Brand Safty Fuse. J
Eclipse Special Safety Fuse. 1
No. 6 California Caps. X
No. 8 California Caps. I
We have for free distribution some interesting liter1- X
ature on the use of explosives for ditching, stumping and X
general farm work. Ask for it. |
Agents for the Giant Powder Co., Consolidated. ♦
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A. A. SHONBECK j
ANCHORAGE PHONE 47-R MATANUSKA X
iFIBROil
5 ON BARGE BANGOR |
§ WILL ARRIVE AT ANCHORAGE MAY 31.
More Lumber |
Fresh Cement |
New Plaster |
Finest Grade of Building and Roofing Paper. S
Washington Spruce for Boat Lumber, in 32 ft. length, yj
Hardwood of all Dimensions. jjj
We can save you money in selecting* materials for *
your new Home. tfi
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1 NORTH SIDE LUMBER CO.
I TELEPHONE 35-R.
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Sundberg’s Grocery
We outfit Farmers, Prospectors, Restaurants and
Families at tlie Lowest Market Prices.
Corner 4th and C St. PHONE 85K
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 ; v
H. W. NAGLEY. SUSITNA
MERCHANT, IN ANCHORAGE
H. W. Nagley, the Susitna Station
merchant, arrived in Anchorage Sat
urday and returned on the launch Sdh
Lion today. While in the city Mr.
Nagley arranged for the power boats
J. and J. and Marathon to handle the
50 tons of freight, consisting princi
pally of general merchandise, expect
ed on the Lucy and purchased for his
store at Susitna. Mr. Nagley reports
that the Cache creek dredge compa
ny started work the middle of April
and put on a crew the 8th of this
month. He says that there are many
prospectors going into the district
and several minor strikes have been
reported. Considerable prospecting
will be done this summer on the creek
benches and Mr. Nagley said that
some flattering prospects had been
found on the benches of Nugget, Pet
ers and Cache creeks. There is consid
erable new development planned and
the operators look for a record season.
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR
VETERANS TO TAKE LEAD
Through the efforts of A. W. Johns
ton and the local Spanish-American
War Veterans this city will observe
Decoration Day in a fitting manner.
Mr. Johnston is from Seattle and rep
resents the department of Washing
ton and Alaska for the United Span
ish War Veterans and expects to or
ganize a camp here next week.
The program will be short and Mr.
Johnston asks the assitance of Span
ish War V'eterans, old soldiers of
both the north and south, sons of vet
erans and all patriotic citizens who
desire to honor the memory of the
soldiers of the Civil War. A line of
march will be formed at 4th avenue
and H street and march to the federal
block where the Stars and Stripes
will be raised and the base of the flag
pole decorated with flowers.
Any one desiring to affiliate with
the wdrthy movement are requested
to call upon Mr. Johnston at the Par
sons hotel.
TO ORGANIZE RED
CROSS ASSOCIATION
_
In observance of the day and fur
ther to form a Red Cross fund the so
j cial service department of the Anchor- I
j age Woman’s Club has arranged to
! give a social affair to be known as an,
! “Allied Dance,” at Labor temple Me- j
j morial Day night. The occasion will j
j be marked by splendid music and the
decorations will consist chiefly of the
flags of the allied countries and will
be displayed in profusion. An inter- i
esting program of vocal and instru-!
mental music and short talks of a pat
riotic order has been arranged and the
committee in charge of the affair is
working diligently to make the dance j
a patriotic success.
SENATORS TEST NEW BREAD.
WASHINGTON, D. C„ May 22.—
Senator Shepard, of Texas, dined a
number of the senators yesterday on
war bread in a demonstration of the
quality of this staple article of diet.
The bread was composed of fifteen
per cent of cottonseed flour mixed
with wheat flour, and it is proposed to
use it in military training camps. The
bread is slightly darker, with a yel
lowish tinge imparted by the cotton
seed flour, and is very sweet and nu
tritious.
JUST RECEIVED! 1
COMPLETE LINE OF REACH BASEBALL AND l!
TENNIS GOODS. |
COMPLETE LINE OF FISHING TACKLE. |i
C. W. Bolte Hardware Co. S
PHONE 90R. |
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** flOWT BUY XQUR
1 SASH JBS GLASS (
ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER
i as
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5 BEFORE YOU SEE p
S3 si
i ' 1
Ray C. Larson
| TELEPHONE 88R 5th Ave. and K St. H
7 d i ff e r e nt
kinds of springs
plenty beds and
mattresses and
the largest
stock of rno-s
ever broug
Alaska.
and examine them. Prices cheaper than outside.
Eckmann’s Furniture Store
fourth and k
FITTING LIKE A GLOVE
yet as comfortable as an old smok
ing jacket. That’s the way we
make coats. They retain their
smart shape too, because it is
tailored, not pressed, into them.
In apparel of our making you will
have that confidence in your ap
pearance which good tailoring can
give. Ho\£ about your next suit?
BJORNSON & CANTON
Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
W. G. STOESER
COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRICAL
' • ; j gtPPLI%
Light aod.Pow.er Wiring..
i-l'.-. : eg
MASONIC BLOCK TELPHONE 55K
4 i
Panama
Madagascar
Straw
and
Linen
HATS
in various styles
Jaf fe & Bayles
CORNER 4TH AND D—PHONE 25R.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes. *'*
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 ease. Nothing else would
be satisfactory to our customers
who we have by the score, and
our prices are most attractive
considering the quality of meat.
FRESH FISH OYSTERS,
BUTTER AND EGPS.
SIP CREEK MEAT CO,'
OSCAR ANDERSON, Propr.
| WE HAVE *
(LUMBER)
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jjj FLOORING ROOFING PAPER |
| SHIPLAP BUILDING PAPER *
I BOARDS DOORS AND WINDOWS |
| FINISH • LATH AND PLASTER jjj
| . DIMENSION, ETC. SHINGLES jjj
ANCHORAGE SUPPLY CO. |
| PHONE 46-R. Office Foot of C St. Near Depot 1
! ! Architect_ESER WIKHOLM Engineer |
CONTRACTOR I
Builds nLEASE 1
uildings to Particular I
ETTER I EOPLE. |
; ; Masonic Bldg. Phone 55K |
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j Dohrmann-Herning & Co/y
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
TOOLS AND SPORTING GOODS,
i HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. -
i PHONE 76R.
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Phone 43*Y for car, day or night.
Vfp9$#nd coal a specialty. Universal
Taxi and Transfer. 126
Peterson’s new solo parlors now
open* 2
Rain or shinty always on tii^e, The
Yellow car. Pltblie (SIR.' ' fj '
Peterson’s hotel has additional new
rooms now ready. 2