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MONDAYS:
TUESDAYS:
WEDNESDAYS:
THURSDAYS:
FRIDAYS:
2:00 p'.m. to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs. L. Rorrison
7:00 p.n. to 9:00 p.n.
I’ rs. Earl Graves
2:00 p.n. to 4:00 p.n.
Mr s. 3 aucr
2:00 p.n. to 4:00 p.n.
lips. Jolly
2:00 p.n. to 4:00 p.n.
Mrs, T~. C. Mau
7:00 . . to 8:00 p.n*»
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To celebrate tbs i ending • of the S. “5. "Port
land in Seattle, July 17, 1807, ritfc the
'Ton of Gold'’ v.'hich ctarted the greatest
rush in ) to/y to the Klondike in 1893,
old tine Alaskans and Yukoners are stan**
■'C.dinp to lent tie for the 16 th Internet io" al
sourdough Reunion to be held'in the Her
"ashington Hotel, July 04-87, announces
lout. a,F. Hoffnan, Northern Chief of the
A'.asla Taken Tioneors, A No Host Lunch
eon on Friday, July 25, rill honor pioneer
«©n and roiaen on t ho‘Yukon watershed orior
to Dec ■ 31, 1899, with International
"resident, Ca’V . A,.,T. Goddard as toast
vaster, Ha tool: the'first boat dom the
Yukon River in 1897,
Assisting Yorthcrr CMof Hoffman on tho
Convention Coin ittee arc 3d. S, Pears, 01 d
! Yukoner; H.*". • art and R.$. Sun
uist of ‘ore, Lee L. I'ellen, treasurer of •
eke Alaska Yukon Pioneers; Mrs. Mora *Iil
■er, president of the Ladies of the Cold
i north, rd Lars. Helen Buck. Daughters
j the A] 'Ska' Yukon Pioneers, Jane Del lev
of Cordova, ^resident are also co-hosts
•ith the A? a ska Yukon Pioneers and Ladies
tho Golden North.
wrier Civert-sen, President of tho San.
'■hr-o-ioisco-Oalcland Sourdough Association has
notified the housing chairman, Glenn lart
ett., that their group ril? arr ive in a
rh?rtered plane. Pri. 3U "Billy" Brown wires
a; t Los Angeles mill be well represented ar
?--t Vice President, 3. J. Yorker of / m
e/nrvor, B.C. has made-reservations for a
' r;c Canadian contingent.
nvitations have been sent to all Igloos ■
f the Pioneers of Alaska; mayors of Al
i~ka cities and the Yukon; and to well
Ino-T. oldt'ners of ~he Klondike Gold "t+oh,
including Hob rt Service, Dan Sutherland,
Rex Beach, S.S. "Skiff" Mitchell,
"Loo” Croft, Kon. George Black and others
from Ottawa to San Diego and None.
A "Gold Ship" Banpuet and Ball will be
held at the Masonic Temple Saturday evon
lr.; and a "Cola Shin" picnic at “oodland
ark on Sunday as the windup of the fovr
--- of celebration by the stoarweders of
tVo bx’ails of t v prpat Gold Rush. "Nifty
years hr */9 boon ~dded to the days of their
you oh since the lure of goldtook these
pioneers north-, out their hearts arc sLill
young and evaryohe is welcome'and invited
.to attend the- entire Reunion", says sec
retary Lulu It. 7a irbanks.
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IMS. MARGARET HA7U3IST3R, District “orkor
for the Department of Public "‘alfare, rill
arrive in Palmer by bus Tuesday, July .19,
ar.d will remain until Thursday.
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Tuberculosis may be called a young woman's
disease. 7or some unknown reason, more
Young women than young man die from it.
After 30, however, tuberculosis kills more
men than wonon.