CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
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FORDS REDUCED $40
Effective June 19th
Commercial chasis - - - $300
Runabout.$360
Touring.$380
Coupe. $485
Tudor. $495
Fordo r. $585
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F. O. B. DETROIT
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All Ford cars are now equipped with bal- ^
loon tires on all four wheels and a self-starter
as part of the standard equipment.
A better car than ever at a lower cost.
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The creamy-delicate, delicious flavor and
double-richness of Carnation Milk are not the
result of chance. Painstaking effort every
step of the way from the cow to you; constant
attention to even the smallest details—these
are the secrets of Carnation’s famous quality.
Carnation constantly is being improved be
cause the producers of Carnation accept the
full responsibility of Carnation leadership.
You want the best, the leader; you want Car
nation quality to enrich and improve all your
cooking. It’s yours for the asking; but to get
it, you must insist upon Carnation at your
grocer’s.
Carnation Milk Products Co.
1060 Stuart Bldg., Seattle
Carnation Milk
. ,rFront Contented Cows**
For 26 Years Alaska’s Favorite Milk Supply
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never left Brooklyn Tot an htm-. He
personally supervised all Ac impfrr
ant preliminary work, sp- nding the
larger pan of each, hour? on the yob.
frequently making visits to the -*c~ue
of operations at night after being
there through the day
The devotion of Colonel Boebliag
to his work resulted in impaired
health and in December. I£72. be was
obliged to cease his visits. However
he continued to maintain personal
snperrision over the operations from
, the wheel chair on the reed of hts
home watching the progress ©I the
work thru powerful field glasses
Fearing that he might not live, no see
the work completed arc knowing hew
incomplete were the plans and in
structions. he spex: the winter draw
ing and writing, and the papers writ
jen while he was to© sick t© leave
his room contained the most mbne©
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and exact directions far making the
cables and the erection of aX the com
; plicated parts which compose the
superstructure lx the spring cd lfTS
; upon the insistence of his physicians.
| he completely suspended his werk and
went to Germany, where he remained
six months. Upon his return he re
sumed supervision of he work and
. when the bridge was completed it was
said that no great project had been
■ ever conducted by a man order sc
many disadvantages.
Colonel Roebling made an esceDeu:
; record during the Civil war. Be re
• received ihree brevet* for gallant eon
duct. including that of ©oil one! At
the outbreak of the •war be en’^^c
jin. the Sixth New York a - i. — ■' l
iserved for a year with that bat-e-y
During the remainder of the war h11
did staff duty. He was or duty **
general headquarters during the barle
of Oufflcellar^ille and each mominr
ascended in a balloon to re-conn ©it eg
the enemy. From on^ o: those as
censions he was the firs; tr discover,
and announce, that General L*e was
moving toward Gettysburg. lx Jans
ary, i>65, he resigned t ; ccmm.ssiar
in the army and went te Cinc.Jnns*.
to assist: his father in the omn|»-‘eti(fit
of the Cincinnati and Covington
bridge. Since the ©omj». e ion <£ the
Brooklyn bridge he had devoeec. hr?
time to the direction of a wire am
factoring business a; Trewam. X 5
Coion el Roebling hen * Sax
onburg. Pa*. May !N». 1STT. the son. of
John A. and Johanna Herring Raoeb
;ing. His father, a native of Prussia,
was a civil engineer, having reee'voc
his degree from the Rcynl Palyvhntc
School at Berlin. The son was g-sds
ated as a civil engineer from 'he Rons
selaer Myreclitic ins vse a* Try
N. Y., in 1ST. He immed lately be
came an assistan* to his Taiwr. tie
first engineering weak done m ike
Allegheny suspension br-dge S?e
■was a mar of versa'ile eHUhti,
being: a classical scholar, a linguist
and an excellent musician As a min
eralogist it was said that be bare*
had a superior in this cor® try He
had a valuable coUer ?r* off mineral
' specimens numbering apprarimerelr ‘
15.000.
On January :S. i$£5. CetoaS Xoeb-1
ling married. Emily dragee* at ?
vanns Warren Of Cold Sgrisfc X Y.
They had one so*l Mrs. Retfclmc.
who died in IMS. was a aster of Ma
jor General Goarvesraenr X WArrm.
While visiting her brother i* cam?
In Virginia she first met bee husband
Colonel Roefcimg then eerraig ok the
personal staff of M*vt Ge®eral War
ren.
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ing parties of all kinds- Three years
experience as licensed made. FSne
hunting along the Alaslta peafgala.
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