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Geo. Andersen
Of Juneau, Alaska
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Will be in town soon to take care of his trade
Watch for further notice
Alaska Steamship Company
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Steamer Heave Seattle Cue Poteisbuig Nb.
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Headquarters for Fishermen and Loggers
Drop in and get benefit of our big cash sale. 10 percent
discount on all canned goods and 1 5 percent on all dry goods
You will Save Money by Pricing Our Goods
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cditoi in chief to run it just as you
have written, which, by the way, I
tear he’ll not do as he is very
; chary of this kind of copy.”
The reply, or the letter, appeared
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ly deleted that the buzz of the
wheels was entirely gone.
Right there, if you’ll notice, was
a study in psychology and in psy
chometry. What the well read and
intelligent woman judged worth
while printing and sound advice for
those of her sex, the man was afraid
to run.
j The gist of the letter (ours) was
that the human male, married or
single, isn’t to be trusted any furth
er with a charming and alluring
woman than you may be able to
toss a ton weight up hill. That
isn t any great distance, you will
admit. What you might term al
urinp, tempting and attractive to
one man wouldn’t necessarily be so
with another, however. Man, by
nature alone, is considerable of an
animal all around and especially so
when sex impulse is considered.
And strange as it may seem that
all through boyhood the mother
coaches him in a thousand and one
subtle and cunning ways to be just
what the future wife will be afraid
of if she doesn’t understand the
animal she’s tied to. To be sure,
the mother isn’t always aware of
just what she’s doing. She seldom
is in fact. Very naturally, she
wants her hoy to grow up a big HE
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MAN, a regular go-getter among
men and women, a man worth while
and with his head high and above
all others. She schools him In
honesty, square dealing, truthful
ness. cleanliness and sobriety. She
mav never mention, nor think direct
ly, of the coming women in the
case but she doesn’t want her son
to be a WEAKLING. Gcd bless
the mother.
I If the lad grows to manhood in
health and strength, is attractive,
good hearted and cheery, the girl
'he marries will have more than one
night of worry unless she’s one of
those real few understanding
QT EENS out of Heaven, and if she
is this same man will cling to her |
as a tree to its soil and be as true
as is the blue to the sea.
We don’t know, of course, nor
aro we at all interested, but we
have an idea that our Sunday morn
ing antagonist harbors a few short
comings in sex matters; that is:
She hasn’t a full knowledge of her
self nor her man.
A few nights ago we went to one
of the movie shows to see the film
version of man’s love for his fellow
j man. We have forgotten the screen
I title, but think it had something to
| do with the venomous cobra. Any
way, the picture centers around
two men and two women. The men
are the closest of pals, of course.
The wife of the married man makes
a mighty strong attempt to more
than vamp the unattached male and
herein the weakness of the picture
id evident. The man stands oft'
the velvety seductive efforts of his j
pal’s wife through the love he has j
for him. i
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to the wiles of the attractive '
brunette, the heart of the picture j
would have been broken, but in j
real life, unless there were discord-,
ant features—and the film didn’t j
show anything of a jarring nature—
the man would have accepted what
the alluring lady had to offer and
they would have kept their facs
closed about it. The animal in the
man, the coaxing desires of the wo
man would have smothered, for the
time being, at least, any thought
or feeling of comradeship for the
absent husband in the case.
This is the real problem in all of
the sex stuff, Understanding it
there’s true love, comradeship and
perfect harmony. If there’s ignor
ance there is always fear and where
there’s fear there is suspicion and
jealousy and those miserable things
are the rungs of the ladder of hate,
separation and divorce.
HERE 18 A GOOD GOOD POSITION
FOR A REAL WORKER
We are offering lfei-manent Posi
tions to a few reliable men and wo
men, in which an excellent income
from side-earnings ,even to PART
TIME workers acn be made. Durtng
our 35 years in business we have ap
pointed over 518,000 agents who
supply our household necessity to
our customers in every country in
the world. Many of our agents
have been with us over thirty years
and have achieved Financial Inde
pendence. Increasing local de
mands and repeat orders, make it
necessary to appoint more local re
presentatives in many localities in
the United States. No special ex
perience or capital required. A
straight forward, dignified business
Why not represent the largest and
best known house of its kind in the
world. Send us your address and
the Manager of our Appointment
Bureau will send you FULL PAR
TICULARS. When we appoint an
agent we furnish free samples for
Trial Tests in the homes of your
locality, etc.
Address ALPHEUS BANCROFT.
WASHINGTON, D. C., (AttentionI
Clerk No. 1), 1438 U (You)
Street, N. W.
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for free sample and territory for
fastest selling article in America;
every home, drug store, cafe, 30da
fountain, garage and bank are pros
pects. Address Fred L. Viel, Sal
mon, Idaho. Adv.
600 Steel Handpower stumppull
ors $30. Horsepower $75 and up.
For Tractor power, $75. Equip
Drlveway Patent Gates $80. Water
wheels numerous size, Woodpipec,
Handpower Wellborers $10, Ducrest
Mfg, Co, lll-3rd, Renton, Washing
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