: DYES
FOR
EVERYTHING
In our store you will find a complete
stock of Dyes for coloring wearing ap
parel of every description
RIT & ELK AY’S DYE SOAPS 15c
Will return the natural colors to faded silk garments of light
weight.
DIAMOND AND PUTNAM DYES 15c |
For dyeing wool, cotton or silk garments of any weight
ELKAY’S HAT DYE
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This due comes in various shades for dying straw hats
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E. V. BOYLE, MGR.
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] Special Carefully-Prepared Lunch served from 11:30 a. m. Our Fine
French Rolls with every meal
Big Variety of Pastries and Cakes, Always Fresh
Sanitary Machinery of Latest Model. Patent Brick Oven. Best Ma
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Best Coffee in Town
French Bread Rye Bread
WICK’S KNOCK
IS A BOOST.
SAYSSEWARD
(From Seward Gateway)
George C. Hazelet, one of the best
known influential Alaskans in this sec
tion of Alaska, and personally known
to hundreds of Alaskans throughout
the territory, a candidate for delegate
to the Republican national convention,
arrived on the Alaska last night from
his home at Cordova and registered
at the Hotel Overland. Mr. Hazelet
left on the Gateway City limited this
morning for Anchorage, but will un
doubtedly return here on Monday’s
train and go to Cordova on the Ala
meda.
Mr. Hazelet was attacked the other
day in a Wickersham special dispatch
from Washington. The dispatch made
many of the usual Wickersham mis
statements, and the loyal Alaskan can
read easily between the lines, espe
cially when Wick said that “Herron,
Valentine and Reed should be elect
ed” by the Republicans at the pri
maries on April 27 to the positions to
which they aspire. While Wicker
sham is practically out of Alaska poli
tics, he is continuing in his usual pol
icy of disrupting and attempting to
set forth statements founded on mere
presumption, without any iota of facts,
and trying to belittle prominent Alas
kans, like he did Mr. Hazelet, strain
ing to bolster up his crumbling Wick
ersham-Herron machine.
To go back, Mr. Hazelet, who was
recognized as perhaps the foremost
and most influential Alaska Repub
lican, was named recently on the com
mittee to suggest planks for the Re
publican platform to be decided upon
at the Republican national conven
tion. This was the first time a Re
publican in Alaska had been so recog
nized, and all Republicans are satis
fied with the wise selection of Mr.
Hazelet. As such a committeeman
Mr. Hazelet wrote letters to all classes
of people—laborers, merchants and
other business men, asking for sug
gestions as to what Alaska really
needed, and these suggestions would
be taken up with the remainder of
the platform committee and Alaska
would £e recognized. As Mr. Wicker
sham had been for a number of years
delegate from Alaska, Mr. Hazelet
addressed a letter to him asking him
to make a suggestion for an Alaska
plank or planks. Mr. Wickersham re
plied, but gave out the letter to the
press of Alaska weeks before a copy
had been received by Mr. Hazelet. The
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suggestion of Mr. Wickersham was
along the usual manner of attack. But
Mr. Hazelet replied in full to the sug
gestions of Mr. Wickersham and inci
dentally asked the former delegate for
certain information relative to certain
parts of the suggestions. This letter
must have reached Mr. Wickersham
about last Wednesday, and the “paid
press” dispatch to Alaska newspapers
was the result, a tirade against Mr.
Hazelet which' all Republicans, and
Democrats also, for that matter, can
easily see through. Mr. Hazelet, suave
and astute business man, and an Alas
kan throughout, is paying little atten
tion to the Wickersham epistle, and
is now making a little trip and per
sonally acquainting the people with
the real issues involved and his out
spoken viewpoint on Alaska matters
in general. To the voters, both men
and women, anything that Mr. Wick
ersham can say against Mr. Hazelet is
taken with a grain of salt, and in
stead of a political knock it is rather
a boost.
CHARACTE
is what you are
REPUTATION
is only what men think
you are
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
11 A. M. 8 P. M.
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WALL PAPER
In Latest Patterns
GLASS
In All Sizes
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PIANO EXPERT
And Factory Representative
High-Grade Pianos
Will be in ordova in the near
future
STEAM HEAT ELECTRIC LIGHTS j
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MRS. J. W. KENNEDY
Ghitina, Alaska
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