SPOKANE. Jan., 22. (/P) -"From
my knowledge of Mexico and ex
perience in it. begun when I was
eight years old, revolutions are
things of the past,” said W. H.
Mitchell ,a mine operator of that
country, at the Davenport hotel.
"The mining industry is expand
ing in Mexica,” added Mitchell.
“The large companies, such as the
American Smelting & Refining, the
American Metals and the United
States Smelting, Refining & Min
ing, are investing more money.”
“Sargon brought me health after j
everything else I tried failed. I’ve j
told dozens of my friends about it
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CHAS. A. HANSEN
“About three years ago my indi
gestion went ‘all to pieces’. I j
hardly knew what it was to be hun- ;
gry and what little I ate disagreed j
with me. I went on a strict diet, i
but this didn’t help me. Rheumi- j
tism came on in my shoulders, hips j
and legs and caused me lots of suf- j
fering. I lost weight and was weak
and run-down, and no medicines
helped me until I started Sargon. I j
have taken five bottles, am gaining
weight, my appetite is fine, my di
gestion is perfect and it’s remarka
ble the way this medicine brought j
pack my strengtn, energy- Sar- .
gon Pills put my liver in splendid
condition and are the best laxative
I ever took.”—Charles A. Hansen
Hondo, Calif.
Seward Drug Co., are agents in I
Seward for Sargon.
The commercial use of beryllium,
a light metal which many believe is
destined to share with magnesium j
and aluminum in the fast growing j
demand for light metals for air- j
craft construction, is limited until
the almost prohibitively high cost
of extraction can be reduced, ac
cording to the Bureau of Mines, De
partment of Commerce!
JUST RECIEVISD, a fresh
SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
The Alaska Shop
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! Miss Evelyn Jacobsen, daughter
|of Mrs. L. Karstens, and Robert
Howell of Juneau, were united in
marriage at Douglas. The bride is
a popular girl of Juneau and the
bride-groom is a member of the
Unalga s crew.
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“TWO OIL BANDITS’’
NEW YORK, Jan., 23, (/P)—Police
arrested Mrs. Thomas Lombardi as
one of the “two oil bandits” who
have been participating in a series
of chain store robberies.
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CLEANLINESS an a the best ol
meats our motto. Fry-Rruhn’s.
THE TlillTE
IS HI s ml
The triumvirate, not the same
as Antonius, Octavianus and.
Lepidus, in 43 B. G\ but Paul j
Svedeen, Mel Ilolben and Bill,
Patterson, have broken their al-1
liance, according to word re-;
ceived from Sitka whence jour-j
neyed these fellows a few weeks ;
ago; there to partake of the |
recuperative, health-giving waters j
of Minnehaha. Paul has contin-1
ued on to Seattle while Mel and
Bill are supposed to be still bath
ing in the famed Hot Springs. Just
when they will heed the “Call oi
the North”, and come home, has;
not been definitely ascertained
but in any case “It won’t be long
now.”
Vita phone motion pictures are
soon to be the regular attraction
at Douglas.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES,
DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN
LARGEMENTS. HAND COLORED
ALASKA VIEWS, at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.
SHRINE CARD PARTY
j The local Shrine Club will
i give a card party and dance Sat
! urday night (tomorrow nite),
j -January 25, at 3 p. m. sharp for
Masons, Stars and invited guests.
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