Of a most notable assemblage of NEW FASHIONS FOR SPRING, reflecting the most advanced ideas from Paris
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DOLMAN WRAPS AND CAPES l or the selection of NEW BLOUSES § I
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combinations, revealing an effective new Beautiful Spring Suits in a Large Variety ered, are featured, and there are many
drape in the skirt and bodice. An exten- of Models ’ exquisite blouses with real Filet, Venise
II sive variety of charming models. I he . , . , , or Valenciennes Laces or hand embroid- II
i !? stunning silhouette which features the Smartly tailored, reproducing the latest • • colors league blue sunset l§ g
|| fashion du jour is represented in a wealth Paris ideas. Authoritative and distinctive Wedgewood, BermudI, rqse, flesh and ll
g; g of new fabrics. models, including braid-bound, braid- blue $1 I
?! - trimmed, Notche collars, Tuxedo collars. >\ _ ?! j?
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SWEATERS Are indispensable lored and fancy tailored. Some with new MILLINERY Sport Skirt*
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Hand-lGnt hilet suits New impor- Tweed, Check Velour, Silver Tone and of the new modi- rics; some plain,
II idk Sweaters also tations Df perrin’s Army Serge. Colors, new taupe, rein.-,. ... fied Directoire others pleated. ||
sl.p-Un sleeveless Parfait French Kid deer rookie, tan, gray mixture, navy blue Pokes, Straight OnVX Hose
models, with the G1 ;n the and black. Sailors, Turban . everv *
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land Floss, in Also one-clasp of Ribbons, Chil- Chitten s Ear ^ silk, with rein- g; g;
brown, purple, Mocha Gloves in dren’s Hats and Crepe, Moraie, Also picturesque forced heel and
S; ?! turquoise, navy, the new mush- Dresses, Yard Satins and Taf- Hats of studied toe. ig jg
11 ros$, cherry, black room, tan or dove Goods in fetas, in all the new beauty for after- Debevoice Bras- | j§
| or white._ gray. Georgette Crepe,_shades._ noon wear._sieres_ | |
Lily of Van
France Ralto
orsets Veilings
JOHN BARRETT TELLS
OF MINING OUTLOOK IN
COPPER RIVER VALLEY
Alaskans are returning from war
industries and from military service
to prospect for gold in all parts of
the north, according to J. E. Barrett,
president of the Commercial club of
McCarthy, Alaska, and part owner of
the Gren group of copper claims near
Kennecott. Mr. Barrett has just ar
rived from the north on business,
which he expects will detain him in
Seattle for several weeks.
Mr. Barrett says many of those
who joined in the stampede to Shu
shanna several years ago, are return
ing to prospect for further pay on
ground which they are convinced is
not worked out. He looks for an ex
change of ownership of many of the
properties which have been idle for
years.
"With so many of the old timers re
turning,” Mr. Barrett points out, “no
one should go north without some
money. Any man with sufficient
fund, say $500, can devote his time
for a few months to prospecting with
out worrying whether he has a job.
The outlook is better this season for
the prospector than for the man
working for wages.”
"McCarthy is still situated in one
of the best gold districts in the coun
try, with a quartz belt running paral
lel to the copper belt and gold-bear
ing for the entire distance. With tb*
construction of good roads into this
and other promising areas, the most
important problem for Alaskan devel
opment will be solved.”
Speaking of Cordova, the ocean ter
minus of the Copper River and North
western Railroad, Mr..Barrett said:
"Cordova is destined to become the
metropolis of Southwestern Alaska. It
is the disrtibuting center for the en
tire Copper river valley and for the
Fairbanks valley during the greatei
part of the year. Cordova is also be
coming one of the most important
fishing towns along the coast.”—Se
attle Times. ,
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STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS
The steamer Northwestern left for
Seattle at 3 o’clock this morning.
The Admiral Watson is due from
the westward tomororw morning at
one o’clock.
The Alaska sails from Seattle
April 16 and the Northwestern May 1.
Both boats will go through to Anchor
age. The Northwestern comes direct
to Cordova via the Outside passage.
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The Admiral Farragut arrived in
port from Seattle at 5 o’clock this
afternoon and has a large number of:
passengers aboard for Anchorage,
being the first boat of the season to
sail for there
UTAH ELECTS MANY
WOMEN TO OFFICE
SALT LAKE CITY, April 14 (by
Associated Press).—With one excep
tion every county in Utah has elected
a woman to fill either a county office
05 to be ,a member of the legislature,
and this is believed to be the largest
number of women officials im any
state in the union. Twenty-five Utah
women hold county offices in the
state. All but one of 29 counties have
at least one office filed by women,
while Salt Lake county has three
women representaitves and one wom
an senator in the state legislature.
In Garfield county women hold the
offices of recorder and clerk; a wom
an fills the office of clerk, recorder
and auditor in Morgan county; wom
en hold the offices of treasure and re
corder in Piute and Sevier counties
and in Wayne county women hold the’
office of clerk, auditor and treasurer.
- Kane, and Wasatch county treasur
ies ;are in charge of women and re-,
cordbrs in eleven other counties are
of the feminine' sex.
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