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JjjlJr. Ward McHenry of Portland, j
Am Is representing the Armenian
imd Syrian relief committee, was In!
tMwn today in the Interest of this hu- [
line work. He is on his way to the j
vttstward, and upon his return to Cor-!
(Avu will address a mass meeting on j
t e urgent need of furnishing relief j
f r the ♦iMt.Ouu or more orphans who 1
a e today destitute in the Bhile lands 1
The National Council of Defense
h s agreed to raise $30.1X10.000, and'
( ivernor Riggs has placed Alaska's!
ujota at $l'J.5tXi. Of tips amount1
(Brdova is expected to contribute
$bouu.
|*i'wo and a hatr mttnmv pro any. wtrr-+
stro kon Armenian. Syrian; Greek end t
I‘irsian refugees are -absolutely desti-;
ntito Four hundred thousand of thesel
wjj^o face death frtim sratAmtion are!
ouilmBBd children. - » t
mile ravages of war and famine have
stjfewn the sands of the deserts and
it* spews o| tUr -pumTUainn- withi'tlio^
sljplejons of pcrfkhed virtinfs. *
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'^I'liXsc temujuiiig refugees who have
b«en saved thus far bv American gen
erosity leal toward 'America now as
the "land bf promise" from which the!
necessities of 1 if#* will come.
Qiie refugees of wok torn Asia have
struggled through th^ heat and suf
' ftjjjring of an Fastern 'hummer. They
afjp now facing the evtm more terrible
ofteal of a winter w hich in many parts
oRthe territory is extremely rigorous.
IBtneless, unthinkably destitute, with
fl > prospect , Of Starvation alexel , e>{
tl sm.’ these Armenian. Syrian and
<; eek exib-j^iii^f |tijx4d£^.' pflight.
‘ t'rom America has come help
| e ougli at leas! to keep life in the
lb thss- Skt? ref*,. dlfTU)*. tbpj
s niner numths With pitiful - taue*
a J .^h^seATO^’^??^
u only death Twarffc-i-kfey|
.A lerlca to help them thnmgh the
c niuy;winter; and thenJpgile ttem !
it l ha Ot* to S>»* •IPfVto (mYc!' iridro s*Alfj
s uHiritosvtoib px-kdi uffittagiaa: Ttmirli
g .tllude is pat lie tic, _
f V&p ^ nAf^ei.f s.kJPtHWeHlW
n ua1u DO fX:ot'ie til? tf0:|ie)ued • -3H
aney which the comp]iMs>e ycUects
forwarded to reliX? Mfluons brut
d |»y responsible American distrib
4-utors l«v -W* '0 ;a*A*H
-Shelter for lie rei'ijpe*|. Jw>tY>4»- ce^t
is tab'll' (it fl# /O^liitlMrattle e|
ponsesMvhmh arV-hx<t' [Mv&tetT.
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The Jyortfuyrstern HuM"4re Opm
pany has Just-'refs I tied u khlpmOpt ot
"Desolvo sewer and drain pipe clean
ers
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Use the Times' classified column
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Make Your Want* Known
Through the
Alaska Publicity
Bureau
Juneau, Alaska
I if You Want to Either Hire or Be
Hired, Let Us Hear from You
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Employers Will Please State Na
ture of Positions Vacant and
Wages Paid
Those Desiring Positions Will
Give Qualifications and Na
ture of Work Wanted
#. J WHJTE. 1
CHiof Bureau.
By Order of the Goverrtoe,
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U. B. fnoil AdtolsistratleB.
Co ol‘ song son "Oar's Sugar In
de Gourd," but iir'er 'Tatt-r 'lows
dat de only sugar he's studyln'
•bout now-a-days is what's In de
sugar bowl cn hit's gwlne ter stay
dar.
De folks wots doin’ de flghtln'
mus' have sugar fust.
But ef dars enny sweet'nln’ In
de gourd now'days. he aho’ gwlne
ter git tapped, ‘cause day's lookin'
fer syrups en 'lasses en honey to
•‘substitute.**
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| Clean Clothes I Completly
^ ThatFeelFine j Annihilated
p That feeling of com- ;
P fort and contentment ■
p that comes only with .1
i correctly laundered | ]/^Q^ Qa||e(J 1
% underwear and ho- /\ *' i
p siery is assured you if r.j For QnH
you send your work to A TUI Ql IU
% us. Our methods pro- ' j rinliwrkrrkrl
|j ^ duce a soft, soothing ^ UollVBlBQ
■ ^ finish that cannot be ' j ■
b ^ excelled. And the
H prices are right. (j -
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$! Modern Laundry i
F. A. Jones, Proprietor
f1 _
j First Avenue Below Alaskan Hotel !
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_ Take a Victrola
on your camping tnp
A Victrola is looked upon as a regular part of
4i
a camping outfit nowadays.
^ It is always sure of a rousing welcome.
Its delightful music is one of the real joys of
camp life.
Whether you are gr vg ramping or not, come in and get acquainted
with the VrtCtrola Wt''i g »ily play any music you wish to hear.
Victrolas $15 to $L50. Victors $10 to $100. Terms to suit your
convenience. • \ •
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