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FIFSTAID
ADHESIVE PLASTER
There’s always something
around the house that needs
to be patched. If it isn’t a
eut finger, it’s a broken toy
' or leaky rubbers.
FIRSTAID ADHESIVE
PLASTER will do the job in
a jiffy and do it right. Keep
a roll handy all the time.
Sold onlv at
REWARD DRUG CO.i
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and for
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of wool and cotton offer lasting value, for
warmth is woven into every fibre. They are
made by the world’s largest blanket mills,
giving you all the economies of big pro
duction.
In glowing or subdued colors, decorative
patterns or plain, Nashua Part Wool
Blankets give you complete comfort at mod
erate price.
ALL COLORS IN THESE BLANKETS
$2.75 to $8.00 each
Headquarters for Shoes
Urbach & Valade
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DEPARTMENT «!TOR^
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7 he wonderful new aluminum ware
WITH THE
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rg ''HE discov ery of a new proc
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utensils on the inside as well
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vance that has been made in k'tch
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some and convenient
dome-cover; heat-proof
Th-rmaplax Knob; square
beaded edge; double-fold
ed handles, comfortable
and sanitary. Large water
capacity.
Convex Kettle
with Straight Sides —
Smooth inside finish; dome
cover with inset knob of
heat-proof Thermaplax;
square-beaded edge; extra*
heavy ears and bail.
Round Roaster
for Small Roasts—
A compact oven toaster
that preserves meat flavors
and juices. Smooth inside
finish! square-beaded edge;
self-basting dome-cover.
A Tea Kettle
with New Uses—
A flat-topped Join, rmtr
with inset knot- pi>dr» a
handy veanning and b'a..
ing surface. Welded
square beaded eJ„c; hand
some and durable.
A Dish Pan
for Lifelong Use—
Made of thick, hard alu
minum sheet; square flange
all the way round for se
cure grip. Beautifully fin
ished.
Double-lipped
Sauce Pans —
Smooth inside finish; square
beaded edges; double
folded handles, comfortable
and sanitary; lipped on both
sides for convenience in
pouring.
Paneled Percolator
and Tray—
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klUfiiKifim ipnii) MfUrd fo
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Brown Ik Hawkins Corp.
. KWAP' “Quality Firs* “ ALASKA
I i Tro13'^ ]WTTtr,T'P! wio n/r->»vi*i 11
I UP)—Horton Smith, of Joplin, Mo.,
5 n contributor to polfdom from the
I i°xTrk mountains of Missouri. wo«
i the first annual $2,000 at Fort 1
^ jMvers. The 21-vear-oM Missour
E'Mtx was al-o a victor this winter at ■
Catalina, California, Pensicoia.1
lwloriis and Oklahoma open tour
naments. He defeated Densnvre
I Shute, of Columbus, O., a prof^s
f Isional one up after a nine hole
t! playoff had been carried to the
jilth preen.
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A LARGE BTJDOFT
LONDON. March 12. (/P)—Statis
'icians estimate that Chancellor
Church ill’s budaet for the forth
i coming fiscal year will be in the
Inoighoorhooa of $4,100,000,000.
I
CFPMAN TTNTEMPLOYEn
j BERLIN. March 11. f/P)_Statis
ts co-npitrt v/ithin the last, two
/'ays bring the total of Oormairv’s
!iineinr)!ove<i m to 2.300,000. an in
crease of 50.000 in the last two
weeks
I SPECIAL FO* TOMORROW AT
I TTNTON CAFF—SHORT RAPS OF
: REEF ANT) BROWN POTATOES,
I COMBINATION SALAD. 60 c.
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hladen ar<* Hpre. SC'IAI.IERKI?'?
ALASKA SHOP. I
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Ladies and (iems Taiinrlnsr and I
Hats Btnrked, Adams 91. Peyser’s!
Tailor Shop.
REVOLT SUPRESSED
PEKING. March 12, (ZP)—Gov
ernment troops supressed insur
rection which started in Peking
among the northern nationalist
iorccs under General Chane, Yuan
Huai. The rebels fought off the
oval troops for two days.
C^:* >S CHARGED
CHICAGO. March 12. (JP)—Ed
<"u-d Col'man, a motorcycle police
r lan hns been arrested on a charge
of '■hooting Michael Bugario, a no
loriot.s bootlegger, and leaving
him in an obscure alley.
MAGAZINE ANU E WSPAPEli
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sclial
Icrer's Alaska Shop.
$10,000 FOR MONKEY
NEW YORK, March 11, (/P)—
Mrs. Jules Hopworth, mother _,f
Avery Hopwod, the famous play
wright, who died recently left a
trust fund of $10,000 in her will
which has been filed here for
probate. The money is for the up
keep of the animal.
Send tile Weekly Gateway Home
('anriied Oil Tries and rineau »
SfUAlLEKEK'S ALASKA SHO,
Suits to order at Feysers Ta» a
hop. Phone Adams 91.
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Tents
Tarps
Canvas
Furniture
Reds
Sorines
Ma ttrosses
Linoleum
Floor lannw
JiliJ
Gas Lamps
Electric Lamps
Roofing
Brushes
Paints
Oils
Varnish
Lncgur
C*« Isomine
*»««f Paint
ToaU Tleht
r»»» oil
Gasoline
China Ware
Crockery
Glass Ware
Window Glass
Window Shades
Building Paper
Anchors
Chain
Ship Chancelry
Wire Rope
Manila Rope
Cotton Rope
Wire Netting
Wire Screen
Magnetos
Cods
Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings
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