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Alaska Transfer Co.
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Raw Furs....
High Prices for fine Furs
ffriu For Hriea JL 1M
Percy's Fur House
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kisher vUiwnt, there are hoiuc that
will eulnsr upuii the ikiticw of cOtunK*
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ANXIOUS ABOUT
THE RR. BRIDGE
Aork fur the ik** 11,000.000 bridge of
e c?>t>ik ! Uuer railroad t<?uux up
?Mi the river iw, uv?<* which throe
feet >( *tM, i i*. fW>?U?g the t>rtdge
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Ki'lbui b> u (<Ji\e ul uk?ii whi> are
pporW by the work ratine
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ill t-?e fafee work The K*t? awl eot
t. \ labor involved would be fully $150
i ..i-Lructtou of the bridge. Accordlu
ly, thi buiidern are workttt? a^aiost
iuie putting m IS hour* a lay mi
-li\ bridge. Tins made posaibV by
ht loUe* da>> iu Alaska at this time
A bouub of oue hundred dollars it>
uftared to ??ach man on the Job prt>
idud it itf loiuyletwl before the ice
THE
Great Hewett
Moving Picture Co.
EDWINA, WITH THE HEWETT CO.
New Acts, New Songs, New Illusions,
New Magic
Prices 25c and 50c. Performance 8:30
No reserved seats
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
Optician.
R. E. KIRMSE,
Graduate af
NORTHERN ILLINOIS COLLEGE
OF OPTHALMOLOGY ANO
OTOLOGY
Kyea ttxamlued autl Frames Fitted
Corr? pondfico solicited.
Skagway Alaaka
Music Taachar*.
Miss M. G. Hindshaw
at Piano Forte
Special 1 erms (or a Limited
Number of Betfinuera
Studio
EIGHTH AVE. ANO MAIN ST.
Attorney
ROYAL A.GUNNISON
ATTORNEY AT LAW
>. Q. m I. JUNKAU ALASKA
H. B. Le FEVRE
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SKAGWAY . ? ? ALASKA
Kugluwrs
H. P. M. Birkinbine
ENGINEER
U. S. Deputy Land and Mineral
Surveyor
POLLEY Bl.DC. HAINES, ALASICA
Subscribe for the Alaskan tujay
"Do tt now!"
WHAT'S TH? USEf
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pric*t as Duty m too oM
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
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.j. Spoou*, Brae?lt?ta, Pa^w Cut tors. Napkin Rings
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+ Native Carved Ivory Handled Carving Sets +
+ Beautifully Carved Walrus Teeth Novelties +
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Provide For Your Future
Two Factors Enter In The Question Of Succetaful Investments
YOU MUST RECOGNIZE THE OPPORTUNITY-THEN SEIZE IT
I now present you with the opportunity and ask you to give it your thoughtful attention ? It de
deaerVWS It.
Mr H. H. Treason, o f Medford, in the femous Rogue River Valley of Oregon, la the XaUonal Apple
Show in coaipi^.tK>:) it[ it to the workl, won the sweepstakes Banner and prize o t $1,000.00 and the
title of "Ai^PLE KINO OF THE WORLD."
lUiUjiHU.iteh he wdii besieged by inquiries in regard to investments la fruit lands by people who did
not u:<i to 1- vivo l:. ir h<>UMt> and occupations. The outgrowth of these requests the purchase of
the fawou^ VV alch property at Bugle Point and the Incorporation of th- ROUUE RIVER COMMERCIAL
ORCHARD COMPANY.
FV>rty acr? of this properly is in two year okl treed and seventy acres in one year old trees. This ac
reage has b?'ti divided to units, each unit representing one- half acre, at a valuation of ItiOOOO an
acre, or f3t>0.00 p?r unit, on the following plan of payment:
1 I' nit $ 300 $ 20 Down I 7 Monthly
2 Units 600 40 Down 14 Monthly
3 Units MO 40 Dova 31 Monthly
4 Units 1200 SO Down .. 28 Monthly
5 Units .. 1500 ?... 100 Down 35 Monthly
10 Units 3000 200 Down 70 Monthly
The company i U-rs into a contract with you to take care of the property covering a period of five
years. without cost to you of one cent, after which time It will be in bearing: after the expiration
of the five years it further contracts to give the orchard the most expert attention possible, in remun
eration (or winch, and 'or all labor involved, it will receive 124 per cent of the net profits. The unit
holders will divide amongst themselves annually S7U per cent of the profits.
In Forty Months Your Unit Is Paid For, Before Then? It Begins To Pay You
Pea h ti>? > wti -h have I- t n planted between the young Apple and Pear uvea will begin to bear the
second .v-.lt and will bear fully the third year, and the entire revenue from these temporary trees WILL
UK PAIl> TO THK I NIT HOLDERS, less picking and packing costs only. You will see by Chat that
your dividrud* will ->urt b> fore you have completed your payments. These Peach trees are nt oat when
the Apple and Pear tfw? com< into bearing, as they are of no further value.
Ka ;i unit, when the orch&id >.ouies into full bearing, should pay not Was than 1300.00 or 100 per cent
p t ? 'ual >u. uieoLed, and in all probability it will pay not lees than $500.00 per unit
annually. This sounds big but they are doing better than that
The Farmers aud Fruitgrower-, llank of Medtord Is Trustee tor and looks after and conserves the
best interests of the unit holders
You cannot Kse your mone> , .f at any time you are unable to continue your payments, as full pro
vision is made protecting you.
This from the .Vledfurd Mail Tribune, March 12. 1919.
H. B. fronson, Apple King Of The World, Forms Com
mercial Orchard Company
"Mr. H. It. Trousou. of the orchard firm of Tronsust and Guthrie, announced today that he has closed
a tor the fatuous Walch property. n?ar Eagle Point. This den has been pending (or some time,
an.i >-ral olh-.-r i>art:> , have been trying to secure the property. It la one of the finest p*eves of
orchard land in the valley and Mr Trousou feels very much elated by his success in making the buy.
Just a from this place ts the Llradshaw orchard, which has long been one of this valley's heaviest
produixrs. and a utile furth - on is the orchard with which Messrs. Tronson and Outhrte won the
Grand prize at the National Apple show last November. Mr. Tronson has plana for ehis new property
which are rather not I to this valley, although they have b?wu proven successful in other fruit sections.
His plan us to form a Comtnercal Orchard Company and to allow the public to subscribe tor shares in It.
* Therv is no doubt that such a proposition will meet with immediate favor, because Mr. Tromtoa
is regarded here at- one of the Ro<;iue River Valley's moot capable and sucvwwful orchardists, and his
reputation for sou ml busr ? ^ judgment and square dealing is much more than local. He exhibited let
ters today from people all over the country asking him to promote just such a proposition, and requests
from several local people *ho want to join in the enterprise. Mr Tronson has decided to incorporate
his cowboy as the Rogue River Commercial Orchard Company, of which he will he president, and will
personally take full chargn of the orchard property."
I have v felted and examined this property and have invested heavily la the units. It is good enough
for me. What do you thi*vk about It?
Space Is too limited to *> into full detail, but if you are interested In securing an annual income
from a district that has ne <r known a failure la 2t? years; in an Investment that costs no interest or
taxes; in a property that do?v not interfere with your regular work, let me know; make an appointment
to meet me if you Uve in Skagway, If out of town, write me, and I will see that you receive literature
aud also show you beautiful p.'otos of real orchard scenes such as you may own.
YOU HAVE TWENTY DAN'S TO MAKE UP YOUR MIND
Geo. A. Rosenberg, Sole Representative