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Cold, sliced ham—tangy, tasty and firm—
there's nothing hits the spot like this for hurry
up meals, Sunday night suppers, for school
lunches, for the day's outing, and for
Mdropped-in-to-say-hello" guests. That is, of
course, if it's FRYE'S "DELICIOUS" BRAND
HAM, always fresher by days because it
comes from the close-at-hand Frye plant. It's
"good housekeeping" to have a Frye's "DE
LICIOUS" Brand Ham in the larder.
Send 3c to Frye & Company, Seattle, for
Frye’s Meat Guide," containing 187 recipes.
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A transcontinental train of Northern
Pacific’s typically high standard. Serving
those "famously good" meals and with
equipment especially designed for your
comfort and convenience.
THE ALASKAN carries Standard
and Tourist Sleeping Cars, Observation
Car, Diner and Coaches, between Seattle
and Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative
200 Smith Tower, Seottfe
Northern Pacific Ry.
PIONEERS ENTER PROTEST i
Pioneers of Anchorage have
raised their voices against the
proposal of the Alaska game com
t mission to invade the rights of
| prospectors and trappers by sub- i
j jecting them to search wherever
, and whenever it is desired with
| out due process of the law.
RECEIVED THEIR PAPERS
At Bethel the following were re
j cently naturalized; Carl Iver
|Carlsen, Adolphe Theodore Jes
land, Kate Hately, Harold Samuel
j son. Josn Johnsen, Lars Andrew
Nelsen, Alfred Andrew Nelson, Al
j fred Jones, Unkkel Nelson Sara,
Per Mathison Spein, Per Nelson
jSara, Otto Christian Christiansen,
I Peter Nelson Sire, Clement Nel
' son Sara, Ole Johansan Polk, Ole
j Kritian Anderson, Per Larsen An
; ti, Charles Moore. Auust Alexan
: der Edberg.
THEY NEED ONE
! That Anchorage is to be res
| tored to a place on the wireless j
map of Alaska, is the announce
1 rnent appearing a few days ago,
' in the Times. It is the intention of
! the government to establish a big !
! station there, this year.
| Miss Mildred Morrison has been
chosen to fill the stenographic ;
position in the land office at Ju- j
neau.
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! came a happy man. The process
| was termed vulcanizing, and five
years later patented.
! “Again, contrary to general be
lief, rubber is not the sap of the
.tree from which it is taken. It is;
, secreted in the inner bark of the i
!tree, and care must be taken when
; tapping the tree, not to penetrate1
byond his layer, or the tree may
die. A full grown rubber tree reach
es a height of 60 feet. When a
year old, one and a half pounds of
rubber can be taken from the tree, j
and at five to seven years the an
nual yield will be five pounds, i
Through successful bud grafting,
now being done in East India, the
yield per tree is greatly increasing. '
“Rubber is the most valuable;
commercial product that America |
does not produce, and for this rea
son Thomas Edison has been trying
for years to find a way to cultivate j
the growth of rubber trees within
our country. In a measure, he has
| been successful, finally, in the state ,
| of Texas.”
A-l meat and nothing else in
the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
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NOTICE
MAIL BOAT EL HUItD
makes monthly trips around
all the Shumagin Islands
and Herindeen Bay and will
land anyone anywhere on
either side of the Alaska
Peninsula
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Sand Point, Alaska
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| OGLE’S GARAGE j
j OILS AND GASOLINE, GEN-1
ERAL REPAIRS |
| Pete Ogle, proprietor.
Phone Madison 66
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SHOP
House wiring, boat wirti
and repairing. We stock i
to-date light fixtures
Mail orders promptly
attended
Radios and Radio Supplies
For service call
Madison 123
NEW SPRING ARRIVALS
LADIES AND CHILDRENS
Sport Skirts and Sweaters to Match
In All Pastel Shades
WASH ENSEMBLES
2 to 14 years...$3.50 and $4.95
SAILOR O’ALLS FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
All Sizes .$1.50
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Anchorage, Alaska