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STUCCO WORK AND
PLASTERING
GERHARD JOHNSEN
Phone Adams 60
P. O. Box 1423
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MRS. J. L. REID
Open from 9 a. m. to £ p. m.
Admiral Bldg.
Specializing In
Hairdressing, Shampooing, Eye
Brows Arched, Marcelling, Mani
curing, Facial Massage, Scalp
Treatment, Bleaching and Hair
Dyeing.
Phone for appointments.
MADISON 85
WWW.
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LADIES HAIRCUTTING
AND SHAMPOOING.
CLEAN SANITARY BATHS
Jess Lander, Prop.
By the Sack or Carload
The New Howard-Jesson
Coal—Try It.
Healy Lump, Nut or Mine
Run
Evan Jones Lump or Mine
Run
Nanimo Range Coal
In Sack or Bulk
WOOD, ICE, HAY AND
GRAIN
Transferring — Teaming
ALASKA
TRANSFER
Telephone—Main 81
ARCADE BUILDING
H. V. Hoben. A. F. Davis
Expert Cooks Using Evaporated
Milk Win Prizes At Dairy Show
PRIZE PUDDINGS
MILWAUKEE—Puddings. pies
and other delicacies made with
evaporated milk were awarded
prizes by the Evaporated Milk
association in the “Feeding the
Family" section of the National
Dairy Show here. This contest
among the cooks of the Middle
West brought out hundreds of
toothsome entries and established
the excellence of this milk product
as the housewife’s friend, Herbert
C Hooks, secretary of the asso
ciation. announced. The awards
were officially made the closing day
ot the exposition.
“Evaporated milk is rapidly
growing in favor in the kitchen,
said Mr. Hooks. “Its eternal
freshness and uniform auality en
able the cook to perform wonder
In all recipes where milk is re
nuired.
LIKE MOTHER MADE
“Evaporate milk is merely port
cow’s miik with the water extract
ed. It has nothing else reroovec j
and nothing added. The redoctk*
in sire of the hotter fat rartide*
prevents the erearr from separat
ing and forming *a cream tina.’
This eives a uniform consistency l
throughout and more than twice
the butter fat of at eonal amount
of market milk. f
"This year's dairy show pawe I
evaporated milk its proper reeop- J
nition as a dairy food Maw j
people have formerly .eeanflwl
evaporated milk as something i
‘manufactured* or *proceseed ’ T\ds ,
is « mistake Evaporated milk Is j
as truly a oart of dairying as the I
cow herself. NaturaBy our «H»> 7
ciation is deliphted with this ac
! colade from the natkmai dairy
1 association.*
SCIENTISTS ON WAY
SEWARD. WESIW'D I
SUMMER'S STUDY
VESSEL CARRYING PARTY NOW
AT CORDOVA WHERE SHIP
UNDERGOES REPAIR
Armed with cameras and film, type
writers and eagerness, an American
Nature Association expedition, will ar
rive in Seward shortly from the south
in their own vessel, “The Westward.”
The magnet which has drawn the par
ty to this district of the Territory is
a little speck on the map, beneath the
Arctic Circle, ’twixt Alaska and Sibe
ria, the Pribilof Islands.
Great Scolonies of sea birds make
their homes there amid forbidding
•rocks. Foxes rear their young in
fields that flower luxuriantly with blue
lupines and Arctic poppies. Great
rookeries of fur seals set fin only on
these volcanic islands of the Bering
ea, living as in centuries before the
advent of man.
The Westward is to spend the sum
mer in the north on a scientific and
pleasure voyage. It carries a crew
of six, including Captain A. Grove, for
merly of the lighthouse tender Cedar,
two engineers, a mate, deckhand and
cook. The family includes Mrs.
Church, Campbell, jr., Adelaid, Betty,
and Peggy. The yacht itself is one of
the most attractively rigged small
boats that has ventured Alaskan wa
ters. It is a roomy craft, handsomely
furnished and has a 110-h.p. engine,
giving it a speed of eight knots.
Mr. Church is to be joined at Sew
ard by William L. Finley, noted nat
uralist and one of the editors of Na
ture magazine, and his wife, Irene Fin
ley. It is planned to visit Kodiak Is
land, the Aleutians, the Pribilof isl
ands, Bristol Bay and the Valley of
10,000 Smokes. The party will hunt
big gar and rate motion jacxures.
Four n. vie cameras have been bro;
north and 20,000 feet of film foT mak
ing pictures of Alaskan anld life.
WASHINGTON—The Siuithscnian
Chrysler big game bunting expedi
tion has reached East Africa and 'aifi
prepare to bag some interesting spe
cimens.
NEW’ YORK.—Albert Ramsdell
Fish, & member of the New York
Stock Exchange committed suicide
over ill health by severing- the arter
ies in his wrist.
MEXICO CITY.—One shop girl
fainted upon hearing that she and
other $10 per -reek, -workers had won
a $200,000 lottery prize.
BERLIN.—The romance of Dorothy
Scburman, daughter of the United
States Ambassador and Lieutenant
McHugh of the Marine Corps, which
(began in Pekin will culminate in a
wedding here May 19th.
GENEVA.—A note from the United
States puzzled the League «f Nations
officials as to whether the U. S.
wishes to participate or not.
I
.NEW YORK.—George Foster Pea
body, 73 year old millionaire banker
and philanthrdffst, adopted as bis
daughter Mrs. Marjorie Waite, 3€
years old, his aide in philanthropic
enterprises.
NEW YORK.— Mrs. William B
Leeds, former princess Xenia of Rus.
sia, arrived from a visit with he:
grandmother, the former Queen Olga
of Greece, now in Italy, denying the
rumors of a marital rift between he:
and her husband.
MEXICO CITY.— Rosalie Evan*
ranch property, which belonged tc
an American woman who was roar,
dered by agrarians, was ordered sole
for taxes due. The United State*
is expected to protest the sale.
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