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The First Shipment
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Matanuska Potatoes
A. A. SHONBECK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FORD AGENCY
Fourth at C Street
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NOTICEjTO BUILDERS:
See Me Before You Buy Your Sash and Doors
I Have All Sizes of Bungalow Doors and Windows.
RAY|;C. LARSON
DEALER IN
SASH, DOORS AND GLASS
TEL. 88-R. 5th Ave. and K St.
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$18.00 to $ 125.00.
John^B* Stetson Hats
Any Shape Color.
Regular $5.00 for $4.00. Hardeman Hats, regular
$3.50 for $2.50.
A visit to our store will convince you that we sell
the best merchandise for the least money.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Blankets
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Billow Cases
Rugs
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Newsy Items
About Town
Miss McNinch is a guest of the Ho
tel Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Eggersglness,
of Indian creek, are registered at the
Hotel Anchorage.
Mike Roche, the Matanuska hotel
man, spent Labor Day in Anchorage
as a guest of the Hotel Anchorage.
Roy Williamson and Captain Tom
Neely returned yesterday fi;om a suc
cessful duck hunting trip on the Su
sitna river flats.
A. J. Wendler, Ray C. Larson, E. J.
Warner and party report a big kill of
ducks and geese on their recent hunt
in the Turnagain Arm country.
Mrs. O. G. Herning, of Knik, is
spending a few days in Anchorage,
visiting friends and doing some fall
j shopping.
E. O. Archibald and young son were
guests of the Crescent during their
stay in Anchorage over Sunday and
! Monday.
Norman Normile, an employe of the
Alaskan Engineering Commission,
came down from the Junction to take
in the Labor Day celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wells were
among the many people from the
Junction to take advantage of the hol
iday and spent Labor Day in the city.
Mrs. Geo. L. Nicholls left for Sew
ard today on the steamer Alameda
after spending seevral weeks in An
chorage visiting friends.
Assistant Superintendent R. M.
McLean and wife were guests of the
Hotel Anchorage while in the city tor
the Labor Day festivities.
W. D. Lawshe, of Hope, arrived in
Anchorage on the steamer Capalla
and will be in the city a few days,
stopping at the Crescent.
Bill Goodman will leave on
the steamer Alameda for Seattle
where he will be under the doctors
care for an operation for an acute at
tack of appendicitis.
P. M. Farm and P. J. McGuire wore
among the Alaskan Engineering Com
mission employes from Moose creek
to enjoy the big Labor Day celebra
tion in Anchorage.
L. A. Noshing, F. A. Meyers, and
Thos. Gordon were registered at the
Hotel Anchorage from Moose creek
i and spend Sunday in the city, re
maining over for the big celebration.
Chas. Peters, of Alaska Labor
Union fame, left on this morning’s
train to resume active management of
the Moose Creek Mercantile compa
ny’s store.
The Loyal Order of .'loose will hold
their regular weekly meeting tonight
at 8 o’clock at Robarts’ hall. An
earnest request is urged for a large
attendance.
Mrs. D. West, of Seattle, was an
; outgoing passenger on the steamer
Alameda after spending three weeks
in Anchorage as a guest of the Hotel
Anchorage.
Jack Moulton, lepresentative of the
Seattle Hardware Co., will take the
Alameda for Seattle after spending
several days in Anchorage in the in
terests of his company.
C. M. Thorndyke, who has been in
': the government hospital for the past
j week, will leave on the steamer Ala
11 meda this afternoon for Seattle where
> he will undergo an operation of a se
! j rious nature.
•j Fred Spengler, who has been run
. i ning the caterpillar between Knik and
J; the Willow creek mining district, is in
; Anchorage awaiting the arrival of
.: some important parts of the machin
| ery connected with the engine.
>| Steam shovel No. 1 has moved in
! from camp 10 and will be stationed
; about four miles out of town to widen
■: various cuts, and using the material
f in ballasting the road bed along the
. I line.
| Arthur Jett, the mining expert, will
j i leave for Skagway on the steamer
a' Alameda. From Skagway Mr. Jett
| i will outfit for a trip in the interior to
jj look into the merits of a dredging
jj proposition that has been brought to
3 his attention.
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3 Mr- and Mrs. John Bower and Miss
I Bower returned from the Junction
| and vicinity yesterday w'here they
i have been for several weeks visiting
3 their son who is connected with the
3 Alaskan Engineering Commission in
= the capacity of resident engineer.
| Frank Barker, of the mercantile
| Am* of Barker and Fletham, of Mc
i Dougal, arrived in the city on the
3 launch Sea Lion yesterday and is stop
5 ping at the Crescent. Mr. Barker will
5 j be in Anchorage several days superin
3, tending the shipment of a large cargo
* j of supplies and provisions for the Mc
* Dougal store.
i Harmony Block can now boast of a
| new 12-foot concrete sidewalk just
i finished on 4th avenue between D and
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Well, we should say so!
We want the pleasure of showing you our—
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
And compare them, variety, quality, price or any other
way, with what you can get elsewhere.
These Clothes are guaranteed to serve you thoroughly
in material and colors.
Suits From $22.50 to $37.50.
Overcoats, $25.00 to $30.00.
Trousers $3.50 to $7.50.
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E streets. The property owners in
this block deserve great credit for
this enterprising undertaking and the
example should be followed.
Mr. Lang, of Nome, recently return
ed from a three-weeks’ trip to the
hills north of Knik and reports that
in his opinion Willow creek will devel
op into a big mining camp and that
the showings he has seen is induce
ment enough for him to ship a six
stamp mill into the country, provided
he can make the right kind of a deal.
The local merchants are showing a
fine line of Matanuska vegetables ot
splendid varieties. These vegetables
far surpass the shipped-in product
both in taste, flavor and firmness and
are very much appreciated by the lo
cal housewives. Among the different
varieties are sweet and Irish potatoes,
turnips, garden peas, carrots, beets,
cauliflower, lettuce, radishes, cala
bara and cabbage.
Fred Laubner, of the Mable mine in
the Willow creek district, and half
owner in the road house at Mile 31,
came down this morning for a few
days’ business visit with Anchorage
merchants. Mr. Laubner is one of the
largest owners of Willow creek quartz
property and is ever enthusiastic over
the outlook for a big camp. Mr.
Laubner says the last run at the Ma- j
bel resulted in a clean-up of 40 ounces
of amalgam in six hours’ run.
K. I. Fulton, secretary of the Tal
keetna Mining-and Milling company,
and interested in other quartz proper
ties in the Willow creek district, came
down from the bills yesterday and
will be an outgoing passenger on the
steamer Alameda. Mr. Fulton, in
speaking of the showing his company
made this yeaj-, was very much en
couraged at the result of the develop
ment and says the company will in
stall a Denver mill the first thing
next spring.
a . xi. oauimexs, nuiun^ engineer
with headquarters at Los Angeles, re
turned yesterday from a trip of sever
al days to the Willow creek quartz
fields and reports that he is very fav
orably impressed with the showing
made by the different operators. Mr.
Saunders is stopping at the Hotel An
chorage and will leave on the steamer
Alameda but will probably return
next spring in the interest of Los An
geles capital that he represents.
Mrs. George M. Campbell will leave
on the steamer Alameda for an ex
tended trip to the outside. Mrs. Camp
bell will visit with Mrs. H. T. Fowler
at Seattle and Mrs. W. T. Normile at
Portland before going to Omaha for
several months’ visit with her parents
and friends. Her husband, George M.
Campbell, will spend Christmas with
Mrs. Campbell in Omaha and they will
return to Anchorage over the winter
trail later in the season. Mrs. George
M. Campbell will be missed in more
than the society circles of Anchorage,
for she is prominently connected with
the cl lb and church work of the city,
being exceptionally accomplished and
popular. The many, many friends of
Mrs. Campbell join with The Daily
Times in wishing her bon voyage, a
pleasant visit, and a safe and speedy
return to Anchorage.
WEATHER REPORT
7 a. m. Sept. 6, 1916.
Station Ternp. Day Wind
Ship Creek ...... 49 Cloudy South
Summit.36 Clear Calm
Girdwood .34 Clear Calm
Mile 52 .49 Clear Calm
Seward.53 Clear Calm
Matanuska.43 Cloudy Calm
Moose Creek -43 Cloudy Calm
Fine Jod Printing at Times Oihce.
FALL IS HERE
WINTER IS NEAR
Prepare
Seal up that house or tent.
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pany and let us tell you about it.
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to have a picture of you snap
ped or to snap one yourself.
We have Kodaks which fit your
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line of Kodaks and supplies.
Let us show you. We develop
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