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♦ LEMONS RHUBARB ♦
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♦ BANANAS CAULIFLOWER ♦
♦ GRAPE FRUIT PEAS CABBAGE ♦
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♦ PARSLEY ARTICHOKES CUCUMBERS ♦
♦ SPINACH LETTUCE ♦
♦ TOMATOES BELL PEPPERS ♦
; ASPARAGUS NEW POTATOES X
♦ RADISHES GREEN ONIONS X
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And everything else necessary in the construction of £
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* Our Stock Is Complete. jjj
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| SHINGLES, LATH, BUILDING PAPER, ROOFING jjj
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jjj PAPER, DOORS, WINDOWS AND PLASTER. jjj
jjj When you are ready to build, consult us and we will £
jjj see that your wants are fully and promptly supplied. jjj
I NORTH SIDE LUMBER CO. I
TELEPHONE 35 R. S
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j Sundberg’s Grocery i
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1 BOOTH’S SARDINES AND TUNA FISH. t
1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON. THE BEST ♦
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♦ TEAS—Folger’s, Reliance, Crescent and Blue Ribbon. $
| JUST RECEIVED
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| FULL LINE OF LATEST STYLES FOR SPRING
[j INCLUDING THE POPULAR
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FELDER AND CHIPPEWA SHOE PACS.
ji WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
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OLD BRL J PIERS OVER CHENA SLOUGH
TAKEN OUT BY ICE FOR IRE LAST TIME
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FAIRBANKS. May 1.— Hundreds of spectators viewed the
i spectacle of the ice taking out the piers of the old bridge, for
j the last time, over the Chena slough at this point, at ,r!:30
! o’clock yesterday afternoon. The ice still holds in the lower
Tatiana and the Yukon rivers. The Alaska road commission
has completed a new bridge over the slough at this point.
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ACTUAL CENSORSHIP IN UNITED STATES
W T INTO EFFECT TODAY, SAYS REPORT j
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WASHINGTON, May 1.—Actual censorship went into ef*
j feet in tlie Fnited States .today, the war department takingi
| control oftlie telegraph lines and cable lines. Only messages
j which have actually passed the censor will be transmitted. i
ALASKA’S GREETING TO N RUSSIAN
GOVERNMENT FORWARDED TO PETROGRAD
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WASHINGTON, May 1.—Alaska’s greeting, in the farm
I ot a resolution passed by the Alaska legislative assembly, to
I the new government in Russia, has been forwarded to Petro
| grad through Secretary of State Lansing.
CARRANZA TAKES OFFICE AS PRESIDENT
OF MEXICO, FIRST SINCE MADERO’S DEATH
MEXICO CITY, May 1. -Carranza took office today as
the lir>t constitutional president of Mexico since the assassi
nation of President Madero.
SEATTLE, SPOKANE AND PORTLAND TO
GET BRANCH FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
I
SEATTLE, May 1. It is announced here today that j
branches of the federal reserve banks will be established at Se-1
attic, Spokane and Portland, as soon as they can be installed. 1
BELGIUM TO RECEIVE LOAN OF HUNDRED ,\
AND FIFTY MILLION FROM UNCLE SAM
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WASHINGTON, May 1.—Secretary of the Treasury Me
Adoo today announces that the Pnited States will loan $150,
000,000 to the Belgian government.
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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
have us to tailor his suit.
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BJORNSON & CANTON
Cor. Fourth and I Streets.
1 Stoeser Electric Works I
I Popiplete Line pf Wire, Lamps, Fixtures and All Neces- I
1 "sary Supplies for Wiring Hemes and |
i / Business ITaces. ^i .V . .... -
I 4th and G St. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA I
1 QUALITY “r,
w It's not what you pay; it’s what you are getting for the money |
jfj that you are paying.
9j Some of the merchandise we carry and prices in accordance £
jjj with the quality: ) S
I Hart, Schaffner & Marx Suits |
jjj FLORSHEIM, CHIPPEWA AND BERGMAN SHOES 2
| From $5.00 to $13.00. |
I JOHN B. STETSON HATS. |
jjj ALL STYLES AND COLORS—$5.00. 1
jjj Standard makes OVER SHIRTS, From 75c to $€.00. if
itj UNDERWEAR. From $1.50 to $8.00. Regular or Union. ~i
S We carry the greatest assortment of HOSIERY AND NECK- Sj
jjj WEAR—From 35c to $1.50. SI
|j OUR MOTTO—FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. I
S Jaf fe & Bayles I
I CORNER 4TH AND D—PHONE 25R. |
* The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes. Sj
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THE BEST BEEF...
and the best of every other kind
of meat comes into our store
fresh from the wholesaJers. 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.
OSuAr ANDERSON, Propr.
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| SHIPLAP BUILDING PAPER
| BOARDS DOORS AND WINDOWS !
| FINISH LATH AND PLASTElf 5
Ijj DIMENSION, ETC. SHINGLES jj
|ANCHORAGE SUPPLY CO.
PHONE 46-R. Office Foot of C St. Near Depot
Architect ESER WIKHOLM Engineer
Buildings & Store Fixtures
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Masonic Bldg. Phone 55K
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS.
American League.
Boston 6, Philadelphia 3.
Washington 3, New York 4.
Cleveland 2, St. Louis 4.
Chicago-Detroit; rain.
National League.
Philadelphia 3, Boston 2.
'No games on pther.grounds; rain.
Northwestern League.
Vancouver 6, Seattle 5.
Other games postponed, rain.
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RUN ON GROCERY STORES.
The cities of Seattle and Tacoma
are going through the novet* experi
ence of a run on the grocery stores.
Citizens of the two places'have been
buying very heavily the last; two weeks
and the dealers have been forced to cut
down on their insistent demands for
more provisions, i'he run is the result
of the declaration of war and like the
squirrels the citizens are preparing
for a long siege and want to get in -
.ahead of the advanced prices in food-1
stuffs. . ; ' v 'i:
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For Billiards and Pool, Pelerson’l.