Crops in the Interior district
are growing great. Harvesting to
date has been confined to early
potatoes and wild hay. Wheat and
oat hay will probably be under
way in two weeks.
GERHART \
i JOHNSEN |
CONTRACTOR
PLASTERING &
\ STUCCO WORK ;
i P. O. Box 473 — Seward, Au. ,
ANCHORAGE POST QUAKTEK
| MASTER CALLS ATTENTION
TO FRISCO CONVENTION
|
The following general order No.
12 United Indian War Veterans,
U. S. A., was sent to the Gateway
by the Denali Post No. 1685, Vet
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Agent for FORD Cars and Trucks
CHAS. LECHNER
i
August Cash Clearance Sale
Is Now Underway
Be Sure to J isit this Sale and Save Money
COATS
39.30 Sale
29.50 Sale
25.00 Sale
19.50 Sale
Price S25.00
Price $21.50
Price $19.50
Price $15.00
BAXLEY DRESSES
2.75 Sale Price $2.23
1 Lot Ladies Rain Coats
7.00 Sale Price $3.75
ONE LOT CHILDRENS
DRESSES up to
1.50 Sale Price .95
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DRESSES
$29.50— SALE PRICE —$23.50
$19.50— SALE PRICE —$16.75
$17.50— SALE PRICE —$14.75
$16.75^- SALE PRICE —$13.75
ALL LADIES AND CHILDRENS
HATS AT ONEHALF PRICE
MUNSING WEAR
IT. SUITS 3.75 SALE PRICE . $3.00
BLOOMERS 2.25 SALE PRICE . $1.80
VESTS 1.35 SALE PRICE ., $1.10
ID!
SHEETS 81 x 90 SALE PRICE .. $1.95
PILLOW SLIPS SALE PRICE .50
HOSIERY
Munsing and Phoenix
2.25 Sale Price $1.80
1.95 Sale Price $1.55
1.75 Sale Price $1.40
Sheep Lined Coats
7.95 Sale Price $5.50
BEMBERG HOSE
1.25 Sale Price $1.00
BOYS KNICKERS
2.25
Sale Price $1X0
2 00 Sale Price %
Yard Goods, Shoes, Keds,
Blankets or any Item not Specially Marked
ON
INC
erans of Foreign Wars of the Unit- j
eel States, Anchorage, Marin Lock
wold. Quartermaster, with a request
jit be published. The Gateway r.
| glad to be of assistance to the Post
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 13.
The annual convention, encamp-1
mcnt, and convention of the United !
Indian War Veterans of the United j
States, is announced to take place
in San Francisco, California, Sep- j
jtember.13, 14, and 15, 1930, on
i which occnsiou National Offcers
!will be elected and installed for the
I coming year, and much important
business transacted. All persons
who have in any way participated ;
'in Indian warfare or in connection
Therewith, their wives, direct des
cendants and widows are invited
to attend and participate. Depart
ment and Camp comanders are re- j
quested to give as wide publich
i to this invitation as possible thn j
the press of their respective com
munities.
General George A. Custer C ’
No. 4 of San Francisco will perforn |
the function of host for the del*
gates and visitors, and e. most
joyable program has been plannee’
by that large and active camp. Thi
will include the following feature
Address of Welcome by Mayo
jRolph. with response by Nation:
i Commanler Wooley; a large bo
of genuine Indians from Yosemit
will be in attendance and enter
tain the convention with a real war
dance and “pow-wow” on the ever j
mg of the first day* and the L^' j
! corps under the management oi j
| National Aide- d e-Camp Minnie j
! Saunders and her efficient com- .
j mittee will give a grand ball wit
| other pleasurable features of en- j
! trtainment.
The first two days will be devoted ;
to the transaction of a large
! amount of business which will
come before the convention which
will be of special interest to the or
ganization. On the evening of th.
14th a banquet will be served in the
great dining hall of the California
House, cor. of Turk and Polk Sts-,
near the convention hall.
The entire day of the 15th will be
devotd to a sight-seeing tour to the
Home of President Hoover, Golden
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