Changes of Temperature
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We would suggest the use of the following j
remedies, all of which are sold with a money- j
back guarantee:
Rexall Cold Tablets..*. 25c
Rexall Grippe Pills . 25c
Rexall Aspirin Tablets. 25c
Cherry Bark Throat Lozenges. 25c
Tickle Stopper Throat Lozenges.. 25c
| Cherry Bark Cough Syrup.. 65c
Riker’s Expectorant.... 50c
Rexall Throat Gargle..... 65c
laynes Throat Gargle..... 50c
Rexall Analgesic Balm... 50c j
Rexall Cod Liver Oil Emulsion...$1.25
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here in town, in my own shop. I will give you two real fittings, and
you will get a suit of colthes that fits you. Over one hundred suits
patterns of best quality arrived. Please call and inspect while stock
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EXPORTTRADE
IS TAKEN OVER
BY AMERICANS
LONDON, Jan. 16—The United
States and Japan have taken over
since the beginning of the war, vir
tually all of the big export trade
which the Central Powers had with
India, says an official report which
adds that, undoubtedly, American
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competition in India has come to stay.;
The place of the Central Powers
has been taken by the United States
so far as iron and steel, machinery,
hardware, and instruments are con
cerned. Japan has taken the trade
heretofore held by Central Powers in
such articles as electrical accessories,
copper, paper, glassware, textiles,
beer, and clothing. The bazaar trade
in cheap, showy goods has been en
tirely captured by Japan.
The primary reason for the increas
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tured goods to India has been the in
ability of the established British ex-j
rorters to supply the market owing to
war conditions, says the report. Im
proved shipping facilities between the
United States and India are declared
to have largely contributed to the ex
pansion.
“There is no doubt”, adds the re
port, “that American competition in
India has come to stay. A determined
effort is being made to secure a large
share of the trade of this valuable
market in steel and steel work, ma
chinery of all kinds, including ma
chine tools, mill stores and hardware:
canned provisions; motor cars, lor
ries and cycles, and lumber.
Japan now occupies the second place
in India s import and export trade.
It is in Great Britain’s staple trade
of India, namely cotton yarns and
piece goods, that the most serious
inroads have been made and that Jap
anese competition in the future is
expected to be most permanent and
insistent.
Some Carcross men recently went
on a hunting trip up the Wheaton
river after mountain sheep. They
succeeded in getting a fair number of
the animals. i
Jerry Perry defeated his opponent
m a pool tournament at Cordova re
cently. Jerry used to play pool around
Gastineau channel almost twenty
years ago.—Douglas News.
HONORS FOR EXPLORER
OF “VALLEY OF SMOKES”
In recognition of eminent services
“for the increase and diffusion of geo
graphic knowledge,” Professor Robert
F. Griggs of Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio, who led five expedi
tions to Mount Katmai, Western
Alaska, via Seattle, has been awarded
a life membership in the National Geo
graphic Society, it is announced by the
society’s board of managers, Wash
ington, D. C.
In addition to the valuable data
brought back from Mount Katmai, the
world’s largest volcano, by Professor
Griggs, a distinct achievement was
the discovery of the “Valley of Ten
Thousand Smokes,” a patch of the
globe in the making which has not
only a unique scientific interest, but
is a phenomenon of such scenic beauty
that it has been set aside by presiden
tial proclamation as a national monu
ment.
The conferring of this honor upon
Professor Griggs, who has rendered
distinguished service in the geo
graphic field, was made possible by
the Jane M. Smith life membership
fund, created when Miss Jane M.
Smith of Pittsburgh bequeathed a
fund of $5,000, the income of w'hich,
she stipulated, should be used to elect
life members to the National Geo
graphic Society.
In addition to Professor Griggs,
seven other men have been elected
life members of the society. They
are William H. Holmes, Rear Admiral
Joseph Strauss, U. S. N., E. W. Nel
son, Frank G. Carpenter, Walter T.
Swingle, O. F. Cook and Stephen T.
Mather.
George Forrest, Jr., formerly of
Juneau, and now,proprietor of the “Let
George Do It” Transfer Company of
Ketchikan, has been appointed agent
for the American Express Company.
Fritz Kloke, who was a pioneer of
Alaska and made the nucleus of his
fortune in the Klondike, died the other
day in Mexico, where he held exten
sive property interests. He was bur
ied at Los Angeles, which was his
home town.
Someone purloined the pocketbook
of John Kayser, the labor leader at
Ketchikan. Kayser promises not to
prosecute if the pocketbook is re
turned to him through the mail.
Your eyes fitted. Compound and
stigmatic lenses replaced. See Os
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Seattle, Wash.
J. A. FARNHAM and E. TAYLOR, Proprietors.
Headquarters for Alaskans
Ted Taylor, formerly chief steward S. S. Alaska.
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dollars ($50000), or imprisonment not to exceed six :£
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