Doors Roofing Paper
Windows Building Paper
LUMBER
ANCHORAGE SUPPLY CO.
First and C
ROBARTS
Billiard and Bowling Parlors
Postoffice Opposite.
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Blacksmithing General Repair Work
Horseshoeing a Specialty
BOB SMALL COR. C & SECONE
PETER BOMPIANI & CO.
General Contractors, Concrete Work a Specialty
Address General Delivery
aMeRtISEMEN’1'
ROLL OF HONOR
Members of the Anchorage Chamber of Commerce who
have the interest of the town at heart and are ever ready
and willing' to give their services for the upbuilding of
Anchorage.
THEY ARE ENTITLED TO YOUR SUPPORT.
Get on the roll, so that the membership will include
every resident if the town who is live wire. In unity
there is strength, and Anchorage is a healthy youngster
and its growth promises to be a rapid one. Get in line,
by joining the Chamber of Commerce. Send your ap
plication to the secretary today. The following persons
have already done so:
Oscar Anderson ..Ship Creek Meat Market.
Sidney Anderson.Casliier, Bank of Anchorage.
TV L. Balcli.Baleh & McDonald, Contractors.
TV. Bjornson.Merchant Tailor.
Chas. E. Brown.Merchant.
L. P. Byrne.House of Movies.
Ceo. Carol.Carol & Co.. Clothiers.
Geo. M. Campbell ....Alaska Realty & Investment Co.
T. D. Corlew.Dry Goods.
Leopold David.Lawyer.
II. C. Dohnnann .Manager, Knik Hardware Co.
A. E. Evans .Evans & Frantzon, Decorators.
II. T. Fowler .Wholesale Grocer.
Roy Fairbanks.Merchant.
L. Ganton .Merchant Tailor. v
Chas. E. Herron.Publisher, Anchorage Daily Times
A. S. Koch .The Rierside.
Dr. K. A. Kyvig.City Drug Store.
Ray C. Larson.-Sash, Doors, Glass.
A. E. Lathrop .Alaska Transfer Company.
S. D. Maxwell.Anchorage Supply Co.—Lumber.
J. Moore _Townsite Manager.
W. T. Normile_North Side Lumber Co.
L. O. Nyberg_Owner of Nyberg Block.
«T. E. O’Reilly_....Construction Superintendent.
Newt. W. Pilger_Merchant.
F. M. Polley_Merchant.
J. E. Robarts_Billiard and Bowling Parlors.
V. A. Schmitz_Northern Drug Company.
A. A. Shonbeck_General Merchandise.
H. G. Steel -Editor, Anchorage Daily Times.
F. B. Tracy_General Agent Alaska S. S. Co.
Jgmes Turner _Anchorage Central Market.
J. L. Waller......Lawyer.
C. B. Warlc..—Manufacturers’ Agent.
E. J. Warner_Alaska Realty & Investment Co.
A. -T. Wendler_Merchant.
J. T. Westermann —Vice-President, Bank of Alaska.
F. B. Wood.Wood Undertaking Co.
S. F. Kildall.Master Mariner.
C. P. Pedersen.Northern Transfer Co.
C. W. Bolte.Hardware.
R. II. Fleming.Bird Creek Lumber Co.
RAGGED EDGE, TO
(By Margaret Mason)
“Her parasol Is edged with fringe,
And she’s fringe on her dainty
gown;
Her curling lashes fringe her eyes,
And she's living on the fringe of
town.”
NEW YORK, June 19.—'To be on
the fringe of society is the last thing
one could wish, but to have on the
fringe of fashion is the latest thing
one could wish . Indeed, It seems as
if fringe were Infringing on the
popularity of all othor trimmings.
The fringed frock is omnipresent
and boasts anything from tiny edg
ing of vivid hued yarn fringe to a
deep fringe of silk, either black or
of a tone to match or contrast with
the gown. It is used effectively on
the bottoms of the wide skirts and
to edge the bell-shaped Bleeves.
One stunning evening model shows
an entire overskirt of knotted silk
fringe of yellow, black, bl«ie, green
and eld rose over a petticoat of tur
qnoise-blue chiffon. The sleeves are
mere shreds of fringe and the apol
ogy for a bodice is a scrap of the
turquoise chiffon.
The new wide cape collars are
edged with narrow, colorful fringe;
hats have a narrow yarn fringe edg
ing, and I even glimpsed a swagger
damsel who wiped her up-tilted up
to-date nose on a handkerchief of
pale mauve with a tiny old blue edg
ing of thread fringe. Fringe is cer
tainly up to snuff.
On the loose long taffeta coats and
wraps either for day or evening wear
the fringe is vieing with the pinked
...nklnnn nn n (inlnl, U in no n
finish for a parasol perhaps that
fringe reaches its truly highest point.
One smart sunshade of emerald
green taffeta is built on the fiat,
many-ribbed Chinese parasol lines
with a blunt little snubnose ebon
ferrule and a long knob-finished
handle of the same glossy black. A
bright green silk cord is knotted
around the handle, with a fitting
loop through which its owner’s fair
arm is meant to stick when she
shuts up her sunshade in shady by
ways and chooses to dangle it at
arm’s length. The real finishing
touch of this adequately lovely para
sol, however, is an edging of three
inch black silk fringe that brooks
no infringement of the sun’s rays
across the summer girls’ counte
nance.
A zebraeque sunshade is one of
black and white striped taffeta. The
stripes radiate outward from the
center and end in a fringe.of alter
nate black and white striping to
match the silk. The handle to this
is of white, with a black knob at the
top.
A serise parasol fringed like the
black and green one is also very
stunning, though a bit prone to cast
a too rosy glow over a healthy coun
tenance. No one may expect to look
pale and interesting under cover of
; a cerise sunshade.
A shell pink taffeta sunshade that
i is a muss of petal shaped scallops
like a huge pink rose just adds the
: pink of perfection to a summer toi
lette of white net and pink picot
j ribbon, but a shade deeper it is wiser
not to go.
A purple satin parasol veiled In a
film of black Spanish lace with a
quaint purple glass knobbed stick,
in a Fifth avenue window, is a re
plica of great-grandmother’s that
now moulders in the attic and proves
the aphorism that there’s nothing
new under the sun—not even a 1916
parasol.
Balch & McDonald
General Contractors
FRAME CONSTRUCTION, CONCRETE WORK
EXCAVATION GRADING
HOUSE MOVING
K(4th Ave. Bet. D and E Anchorage
CARL W. BOLTE —Z
Hardware
Glass Ware and China
Ware
Plumbing and Pipe Fittings of all Descriptions. FOURTH AVENUE
DEFENDS MS
AGAINST CHARGES
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 17.—
The editor of the Tanln, who is a
graduate of Columbia University
New York, defends the Turks againsl
Armenian charges, in the following
article:
The American people have given
their verdict In the Armenian ques
tion without hearing the Turkish
side. Consequently there are in the
American press and public opinion
ideas totally unjust to the Turks.
In order to understand tile ques
tion rightly, one has to know, hrsl
of all, that historically the Turki
were the most humane conquering
race imaginable. At a time when
they had every opportunity of as
similating the conquered races bj
force, they gave them freedom of re
ligion, language and free community
organization. Had the Turks be
haved as the Spaniards have againsl
dissenters in religion or race, theri
would be no Armenians and no Ar
menian question today.
After the young Turkish revolutioi
in 1908 the Christians acquired ab
solute equality with the Turks. Theli
revolutionary activity under thi
reign of the former sultan wai
ascribed to their desire for equa
rights of citizenship. It soon be
came clear that they thought o
equal rights only as a means to thi
end of a national indepndent exist
enee. Instead of taking advantagi
of the new opportunity they had t(
become lawful Ottoman citizens
they established secret societies
made a large revolutionary organiza
tion in the country and distributee
arms and bombs among their mem
bers.
The first duty of every state is ti
insil I P its InHpnpnHpnpo Thnrofnn
Turkey had to resort to all the nee
essary measures for this importan
end.
Among the nonTurkish races thi
Armenians were the nearest to tin
Turks in regard to their spoken lan
guage and social Habits.
Several dacades ago, when the
had not yet begun their revolution
ary activity, they enjoyed the ful
confidence of the Turks, and the,
were always called by the Turkisl
press “our faithful fellow-citizens
the Armenians.” In abusing th
confidence of the Turks the Arme
nlans went further than the othe
Christian races. Especially, durin,
the present war, they did not shrinl
! from open treason, and tried to en
1 danger from within the existence o
their country, which was engaged ii
a fight for life or death at four dif
ferent fronts, with powerful enemies
and caused the new Armenian trou
ble.s.
Band Dance
Don't forget the great band danci
Tuesday night at Robarts’ Hall.
6-17-3t
Boys! Try the Tacoma Cafe
6-15tf.
Read the City Express Bulletir
for boat news. 6-14-6
CLOSING OUT BEFORE JULY 1st
Any hat in the store for $3.00
Children’s and Misses’ hats, $1.0C
and $2.00. Mrs. Conrad P. Lein.
6-15tf.
New Addition.
Imported shoe shiner on the Jot
at all hours. Robarts’ Billiard anc
Bowling Parlors, opposite postoftice
C-lOtf
Read the Daily Times and be ar
Anchorage booster.
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