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The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
FORECAST OF coLoRs.

Copper irt~ ar" tD" rage oc tr. moment in Paris, and ,he ran1o from o lt-Ht >Had" to The. nordore. which t~ a darkisN bnt warm. coparry taae with a @ni'i'n -ae'n. This craze r.. copper color will I,ad ro p dysfro 5ar re.=dt~.# iasr. say f.e #,arer,ur~. anI 'h"y are I1Nfns in suraty er h,nna.
 fotoocA hHte Is ta bt4a favor as 8 f"F"lae eeler for the Winter season. and so is tho c"rhaau bIar. vaifa rat tle rosy blonde nothing will ever re- place the Saxe and Natticr shades. For th" brunette there Is Haw ia hric. Ncry vi,id aul glowing scarlet. tut most of the autumn rel tlen1s iato the soft hrick hucs or the droe, nf wine tints
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
NATURAL LINES T. coRs FITS.

r. na'arI .=a~e ta.. ar. +.sr .au.H.s.e .n eas-sts a~ tae z.#eea .Hr.- Tie urw,s, uaar1~ ssee~
 =..ta.#H ..a-s.e as rs>@m~, as a# e- aaEg few .=.5s. aaf rs .msl.yren. or s.a .as'# r.s-=rarts 'fses- +ts,se.s. .-irG IF -# -at a 5,a5a= a,aa- as =#s#.. sa.l,-t#a.~ sa= larf=,4. raase -afl na's a,l r4tist. aat .aatt# =lEHsH5 ars-sia-a
 T=r r-a saaaatz ~aa~ =tfs stza5zst- ssE. t4. .l-. aa.-l tae Ioas atri ez.f.ls.g s9e Ha-t md t..e slfs#t- t,4<.l sE#9a,a TEss taet a1n- T sff.st sa frant # t..g corset is arfe..5 ,y ralJu= oat soue a5 Gle aa.r.. rty t.r "~, of elastic pr trfeot .r..sn.. ot ty ~.f-rt widening of .=#t- -oHt~.-Ex
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY

s.4e oa.ms4 is Inc oest c9smetfa Snawn Gm t.5sfosnfm lato tha 1at.r aasn wasa.ns taur faee.
 \ ta-a9eh es la4an lalee la T. "aH oup of baeH ea4.e almost al- ways rearees bilious sraaaeae.
 HaEtne so15 gives instant relief to a harn or sad, apply eftGer wet ar dry.
 \ ctora runs ont in very Ho: Wat4r= 4u1 applied often NH remove dfscol e#'tau from arats,a nr-a.
 Te stat tho t.eedfng of q aat aariy rtaoly powdered riro or ffoar to ,aa wa7h]. If seft sap is te b. lad tr will eaae tho jain ef q han al onea.
 If sfris of parsley fs ai=aad f ias ar aa@ eatea after m onion na unpleasant eaof from the LreatA can he detected
 eool massaec every two weeks. in which all the pores are opened anl .ao d5rt r.uog,a will keep tle skin in ! beautiful ,elvety condition
 Tho~c who ~dffcr from unlu5y mois: hands ill warm weeatder glomd hata5 tAem Frequently in warm water ,a wlieh q litae alum or vinegar las heen adle.I
 X potato reuIttce t~ a good cure f5r. tootha"he. Fake three or rour nier- sized potato"s in their skins, and when done hr,ak them into flannel bag and hold il to the face while very hot
 Peppermint has a great power of -tagin- hunger If one has to go without d meal, the eating of a pep permint k like taking d tonic. Ii Iaile removes tae hunger sesation.
 If obliged To sing when feeling hoarse put d compress of eau de coI- o~ne around the throat and remove I as soon ae the skin threatens t3 become too red This is powerful
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
OYSTER COCKTAILS

Raw oysters are believed to oo raorr ~aolss5m" aut dt-estibfo than c5akei anes. iaoHeb to many persons they age not ~o ra'aranto They ma, A. rat"n raw wg@ tmpuf.ry. iras8a=. r.ey af" eonaaaaed in moderation.
 F.a. aa-t acceptable method of Scry. as -E7a# az.ters fav $ In tae= farzu 1- q cocktail Tp make t5ts, have t... oys..
 H- sary aatt and free from l.ttS.of S1te,l 'st net fsor~ esH six m gael cock #,d-='ass or st'rhet-cur. and Just he e"ea >endIu4 h Che ,ah1e. cover tB5.t v..f | IfssstGz aate in tHr falfav3H4 say MN together one tablespoonful of mushroom ,alsup, one tahIcspoaufa} of tomato catSup,= one tablespoonful e, s.rala=l lzmon 5utre. rf1c drops ,f ta1aseo# sane" and salt To ta5,. This quantity win r.akg tars, cock tails. With inc cocktails sor>c taia slices of bfo,yu bread and celery.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
r FASHION ECHOES
 fROM OUTSIDE

s-. an. ,.sa. H- aa THr, ~la# ..s .. ...t.... ..-a. a....-.#.
 a- t. .ar... and r#.ss H.a n a=# zs= ,.- ~s,= a#.=.s- se.. .s H..sa.. l.. most favored
 T.tr. ar. Fa. a s ' srs ID vamsa- ae#sw.ar se.s ae .as-- iaaaaro r=rzHseaer tae winter
 Patent oa. #54 #=4aE .aa.-- asz= ,los. toas n a ft--sf es @aa.s~- ..rs le#a. a=aaa x a,.af.H..
 r.ts ,o-ue for ca5ar s.u a5-a za= crease tac pare1artty of Sa.I. IyaT#- ts, .- esry fz-.saaa' #e. enl eat ta t... >,a.a ar sstss 1-aaroH~ Is sen m fr.n-, on tass -o4n -a.at-. es-.az al-a t- -ar', rvntes.
 Jet embroidery fashions many "f tze ua-t .srz...s.4 .#,a.a- #a75g-z auf z.arz,s. e.H- a4ae =t saaayz.,H oraamenss she , sin.sa to ,ae ,saear as ,ar#va#-t #a erant-
 tfe>stE-z.s= #.5# H.#.5a=.= aaa #e.# worn ,o coma}s,e tar eoaar Of a costume.
 The new seF@ 7r- aa .5- ae a# s.aa.aI. aFfe t=.n 5msrae-en sala threads and brilliant eolors.
 When a eendant i~ worn aita ea. es IL. asG. lg,ss,s M m-r-~r'#- - te e#'-. t.-e .a.d ar rIal aa= eH.= =n < naw e,s.a r'ala.=d y q f.us v=sf, s-a cord. -t.Hn= sas aaaan= ae. aa.gr ,efses
 h t= n#H== a=rz a..a.e an. #,5. a-.afag.s a~. '-.a- asra IT. fauer hr.4a, eot,rs Q. ,.sz. -aa#s 2aah aaaIa, 5s># a#ess3= a#.ta= t- wHtssa.s~ ss t#, ersnan or man ess.a.srtte.
 IT.. 9-Ns-r -rarf is fa. aasl# ee embroidered .a.... aor.erar 0.'a mara- ban af svaneaaen #sna A,as eas#a1 wfFr anI la.z
 T5a# asaee=.=t .a s5aE ezsE loosely abg~t t-e fr=.+. ~H- aa taae ena taava oz,s f#a '#et -.a.s'-
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ro Gussie Morton. F.. T. Morton.
 George d. AUten II. A. Weir. A.
 b. CurTic. George Butler. Peer
 LarentZea, Thomas Lloyd. Amelia F..
 Butler Rosa Cummings and Mary
 Bergman and \ D. Weir
 You aad each of you are hereby notified tina GfnI csch of the years 1910. lgl1 and 1912. have expended ole hundred dollars tsloo I'll labor and improvements upon each oi the following association placer mining claims. namely: the rsol. aasorjat on. the Lincoln as soDtJiiou. the June association. the Nuzset assogiaiiou. the Fairbanks dz~nr 9ttt=u. tH" Johnson associat ion the Sayaua assoc alton and the Sun, IF '.le association. all Of @ hich said Uarcr muiHg claims are situate ol Carbon creek. tributary Of Bear Pa" river. iu the kannShna record ing district, Fourth jud oitl division territory O: Alaska. in order Q hold said .3imS under the provisions of section 2%st. e. lhe revised statutes of toe a.ej stafe.; sstl labor constitutes tar aaaHo, ess cssment #2rH fsF he tea5s lH9s iail and t'i1 uGoH r1Ch Cf the above dcs, erjte! fi1.er mining claims.
 4ou are fur her notified that if within pine.y days t9f after the tast publication of this notice. you. aHd each of you. Is respective co. Het=rz. having an interest n the ah7Ee aamed mining claims. fail or rr.H-" to ray the IF lcrsiIaed your te=neetiEa proportion of the cxpcndi ure reaGred 10 hold said claims. n3 c1zh of them as aforesaid for Ia years i7f7 fa1l and l912, your nttfy=5~ n sgit claims for which you Hltd fo P7v Ha1r share will become inc "fgaeFe of rho uuersgned un- Ter he provisions of said section "'I Revised statutes of the United states
 OLE L. HJELVIK sirS nHhlia1tion November 24. 1918. ast uhltcat on March 9. t9f4
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
OYSTER CHoWpER

Iaua= aai chop fifty aenl-zi= =ta .z-f'rs Ireiare one eapru! of jaely= .aoa-s -calery aa1 tya eurrels nf o=-a ho.leI f.er rat- 4 tuycr of t..- celery in fHe bottom of a saucepan: eter ftsis pui=a Iaycf of fter aaa q laye' ef washed oysters. season wsJ8 saIf and pepper and repeat these lay. a~ aauj ar rae materials are used Pour oyer one cupf4I of hpflta@ water Lad eaok slowly fof twta.s-tler IT a- =te= Iata Tn heateh NoIfs of tua ssss reaF oaa e3pteI of milk and aid sts Ia tEr chew,ler, stir carefully = :. .l-.- ,,L-l.aLt1.A ..,Ll ..-l..-n
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
Timely Hints for the Housewife

5i~r.rui'l.. especially if tHo >awduet is "f the same wool that is naauiea
 Pr #f>ta= aaneaks- tu pitcher af tHo aatfh"z shape one that m eggs nsat.r cIfs in n.c,Iy- IL i< ruocr 5a~5ar |. roar directly from this dera- 1T oa en las =sildle tu-t.ad of .alffn~ s.e batter ont of bowl
 Flat irons should ng, be allawet to become re5 aot, for Hsy wla n, fetaln illo=heat properly aftervard.
 To make baked potatoes dry anl mealy, lust wben potatoes are tender put a fora at least tniee into each potato to =lyt lAc= slsam escape
 faen cutting nv bread. heat yoar knife by dipping it tu,o a. jus of hot water In tlis way you ean cat the Hinae~t bread and butter from new toaf qritc easily,
 Wn5n e7l7rfn= fs required for stoQs ar #asEss. lot t.y onions used have t'5e oHftf sku feft on ani no burnt su-ar er ether calortn+ matter will he required.
 Iaa Fuas made of cotton wash well T5#se are Inexpensive and are efteu lust the tHtnE for the kitchen, a5 Well ns other parts of tae hease.
 To clean pewter wash the articles with #hat waf,F and fiua silver saHd. thoo dry an1 polish them wtta T 'a8tlaer.=
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To the deceased Michael I.yden his heirs. executors, administrators and as igHs.
 You are hereby notified that dur ne 'Ae year lanS I expended one auu3rol dollars in labor and i'm "roseHents upon placer mining claims Nos x and 9 below discovery. second tier right limit of Dome feeh. tributary of Chatanika reels. ia the Fairbanks Recording District. Territory of Alaska.
 In ofier to hold your interests in 59i3 claim under the provisions of ssrajta 232i of fhe rrv sed statutes If tie tHj'ed States. said expendi- Ire 3etnl for Eaur share of the an Wat a=-essmfnt work for said year. 't1 f within ninety days after the ast publication of this notice you fdl or raflsp to pay to the under 5tahe8 as co@fH her 1our said propor- oil of 'Ae expenditures aforesaid par ia=erest in aid claims will eso@e the property of the under tets"l as co.ownar under said sec 5aa -&2f B $.
 JOHN CROWLEY.
 First Publication Sept -. 1913.
 jsas FI9'H4 ion Dee. %. 1913.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
FRESH AIR WARRANTS
 A CLEAR COMPLEXION

In the never ceasing fight for beau " that should be wased by every wo- man the necessity of fresh air cannot be too highly estimated. For exercise and cosmetics will avail little if one sleeps in a poorly ventilated room.
 Some persons have an idea that f room is cold the air in it is fresh Low temperature and ozone are not synonymous, as applied to housa. for the coldest air indoors may be foul. Without ventilation there can means q current of air, a space for eeress as well as insress.
 To secure pure air, if both sashes cannot be raised it is better to lower the top one to let out the stale air. thus not permitting il to be held over night.
 The ideal way of ventilatine a sleeping room is to have the windows open both top and bottom. to let out cold air and admit that which is fresh. It is not necessary that the window shall be wide open. though this may he done when the preson using the room is strong and vigorous and can stand excessive cold.
 There will be healthfui sleeping conditions with the sash down only few inches, if the lower part of 1T" window is also open Extra bed GOV crimes will supply warmth. and the tun-s will he constantly refreshed and toned throuGhout the night. Condi-
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
FRIENDSHIP BOOK

ftsrs an. aaa> hooks and birthday .,,,- aa'aro.- but confess now that t.ae= eeeer heard of "frf,f fasaio Ea3'z. .And if rlus flga is n,.w to yo1l, 'etiI very likely be Gew to your .ri,n Is, which happily means taag you
 #lNe the opportunity of presentin4 dem with a really novel gift
 Procure loese-1.ar blank book al any stationery store one with a su,ap back will answer the purpose. -ee that tHo Ieayes are alphabetically
 naeNed. Ten in your hest hand 2rittn1 or on the typewriter map each age as follows:
 Write Name oil extreme left oN top line, "Ilome Address, on next line. "Eusiness Address, next; "Tel~- nhonc Number next; "uirthday, next; "Anniversartes.' next; Favor ite Color" next, and then line each Tor 'Favorite Authors, "Favorite Ar -.=ts,.. Likes "Dislikes. "Character- isties." several lines for .,remarks' end any other heading you might think of
 Then procure linen hookeover stamped in pansies or foreet-me-nots, and embroidered in the natural colorS of the flowers. Also embroider the words "Fricndship Book" across the front. If you are an artist, buy q ioose-leaf hook with unruled pages
 and decorate them in color-sketchins
 Il the headings fancifully.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
PHYSICAL EXERCISES
 FOR TIE NERVES

.# a=al=t =ta},s 4 t.a ~#.af.ls za.- #H.s# .#.as.a5s..s# l,atars= =.ait.=.= in aa. .ar ete....ale tH,# r.a-ar.- afas T f=at<5aa t.a aera,z. aHa tse- 4rsa1: Ht-tz tt Aa aa .<ee.l.us nezrs eest- The messmvatS ned aat taE. @afe taan fase inmates. nor nogd tBey
 uauaau~.
 The Lest way of aosn- them as c. ssl2 oe I Hsat weieHt Eat warm lasz. -rva aaaa ready for bed, and stand ar aa "e,a window 10 aer plenty of
 T.ea pIa.Hs tae lands on saunders, .aeg arm should a- z.r'ua o.f ~trafaat wita ureets~Gy tao safaa ma,Eou f.st waHld He. raa7e we4e ra irvine |, throw away tee arm
 Tn rorH~ afe to- bc relaxed for rrFryr ttes5'7##s>. and t#a gesture 5e- s.sae sfEm1,Ijgv to tac circulation.
 ~~ same taer5aa mag b. rse,a,el. f.-e.la- 8, arfas tr1mt lHst.a1 of = t.e >aa= Efse or tsn amrs. eae#
 1et tz ea4.a a, aes= af1aaa Haaa t#e esEa"t n asalza 'E@ #anf- 'e4e# r sae fsa' aa t lHn= wift tac saalta- E -s=s4ese t=a artas hltag tcld ouf H really nyaa4 ta cfaa ..anss- hs..at t.e Harl. aHG il d. e.a~ t=r et-el. and makes Tor ret- aarriaee.
 pariu4 tae eszsretscs lEr lips must .e closed fuaalHioHz tetng arep anl a.rt..zsI tte u,~iriI~.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
VOLUNTARY
 OFFERINGS

%uun- Ita~g~ saa# ae.#sa t-sa= than to rsta.t ta. t a4n.- of. .ea.sr women ..oss aEt.ar#=r t.s.r au.#.,Il..- ar~ la tae raa.tsr "r s#a=s aa4 afo.=- ers. Easeat araG a.#s.g.-taau. samcfaIng uGe tais
 From tne masFaa ~trg-a.ue a-afn-s s,oatness John is so tAoueatrul He knows | la,e taose= eaoo,aasv almonds. and e,,ry satnaav ay nrn-~ rl~ home aaaaI If laea,= and Eaa knoa how eNl',nstee. h,y are"
 From tao a,a f4eea oag eIs.-r like my Charley. N~,,r s.,a iass.~ but he has dozen "e Amsfaan baaa- ties sent to the 4ousy.
 From tae y9Hae married woman T don't see nta mE Jim aay.t da,e anythin2 like raa'. Eatare wo syer. married He always bfauaAt flower or candy wien ao cane calIfn= h4s he seems la haze for@ott,n all aeo7t it now"
 Can you guess waica pl taes- fem mine speakers was tHo most honest one?
 Ne all know lIS the young married woman Wbsn sGe's married d few years longer s!e will probably ps-gar1- cate like the others Let's hop" she won't though. Because whats the usr2 All three of those older married wom. cn knew fhe exact truth, though each fondly imaained that she deceived the others.
 Here and there q husband yolun- tarily continues all his life the pretty little bridegroom courtesy of once d week flowers and candy for the wife whom he loves. and il does help along toward happiness in the mari tai game. And here and there is a husband who was trained carly anl, like good dog, doesn't forget tAe weekly contribution. Now and then such well trained Ausbanl exaih,s in public 10 the aching envy of other wives who didn't have the forethousl1 to take them early in hand
 One young woman went home from an afternoon party not long ago anu took her husband 10 task for neglect ing her Why don't you think of the pretty things Mrs Blanks hus- band is always doiug?" She rerroach- fully asked. You know the club met at Mrs. Blanks home this after noon. Her husband came home early and dropped the most beautiful bo> of candy into her lap"
 ".The dear boy" said Mrs. Blank. He is always doine something like that
 Now understand what Blank meant this afternoon" exclaimed tl.e young husband. He told me he had to get S from me-said his wife told him this morning if he forgot to brins her fancy box of candy this after non she'd take his head off"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
THE SCARF SLEEVE.

f'.e scarf ~.eele i~ dainty aiai- Han |" tl3s. e>entng. frack. =TIfe- sleeves, 1H':.5fayt5ae ia ts,lztH are formed Of
 tff"u. an! 'acH continues in long
 .af ~ate ts eaBaltf loosely in the aist.
 T.,a sleosae and .aarf ,nls can be either of the same co'ol as the rest of the gown or of contrasting fi4ure1 chiffon. tHs eaaa .s of plain ma crial
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
HAIR ORNAMENTS.

Ornamental hair combs and fancy hair pins give promise of a strong vogue. Large, jewel-sct Empire back combs are heing used with the newer styles of hair-drossins. and an un- limited varity of .ieweled flexible top itair=pins are being worn, in sets Of two
 penli-blonde= shell pins in filigree effects with adjustable metal tops, icwel-set are much favored The al pminum and pearl combinations in riel effects are also popular
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15

happened the evening after | dance that several young men ewbo are =dancersp entered into d discussion over tn" spcllinS of twe-step-w wh,th- "f it should bc spelled as two words or as one Word without the hyphen Words fatled to settle the matter and Il eonsdltalion of available licttouar- les did not help The argument Was
 ettlcd, however upon the arrival of another young man. When asked his opinion he said. Why one word of course, RAG
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
TENDER FEET AND CLEANLINESS

Do you know anything worse than tender feet: Thi&ht shoes. badly placed Heels. shoes that are too large. un- braced ankles, which cause falling arches and their attendant ills. ars but few of the many causes. and while each that was mentioned is bad in it's Way, there is one other which is considered the most serious of all, and more prone to produce pain. than all of tle others put together; that is the lack of cleanliness. AS with every other part of the body. extreme clean Illness is essential if you would enjoy foot comfort, and the feet should be bathed al least once day and in warm weather more frequently.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
A SENSIBLE HINT

In maxim. short curtains fl Is 4 tery good rfan to put a pirfue cord in wh5n Hrmmiu4 the sides II pre- Fsufs thsIa freHf stretcHiH4 and cau= se @entlE having that anftdy sae4ius 2 ab. arancc after being washed.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
IMPORTANT.

farhct-WeH, my litt1e man au,l HOW world you like your Lair cata
 Little Fred Cagcd 6r-if you J,lea~,. sir. just like fathers; and don't for get the little roGud hole at the toa where the head comes through
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15

L. THE PROBATE COURT FOR FAIRBANKS PRECINCT FOURTH DIVISION. TERRITORY OF ALAS. KA
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF TOM OVERLAND. DECEAs ED. NO. l2a. NOTICE TO CRED ITORS.
 Notice is hereby given, by the un- lersigned, administrat of the estate 2f Tom Overland deceased. to the ereditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims. with the neces- sary vouchers, within six t6) months 1fter the frs publication of this no- ice, to the said administrator. at the afficc of C. \ Olson room Q in the Horseshoe buildns in the city of Fairbanks Alaska. which said office the undersigned selects as his place of business in all matters connected with said estate of Tom Overland deceased
 LOUIS TESDALE, Administrator of the Estate of Tom Overland, deceased. li A. OLSON. attorney for said ad- ministrat-r
 D. 1-1-1i-21
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
OYSTER MAYoNNAISE

#aa5a ta tWguE "yst'fs iu ttFif own I,uor. Let ,#om stand for fee mta- a'e-- l-sa ia} 9.sn "a Il cI,an -eIo.s Ea drain and cool MiN taom Witt s"tae mayeunaise= saaee and crisp let tuee OF cndiye leaves. btsh ID H.at}> n small salaA-ho9l and cover the atol" with m9yonaiso tiarntsh wtt anc6oFy ftttet~ and tar4-eoa1;ed e.sss
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
IT WAS.
Magazine

"Once a friend of mine and ! agreed that it would be helpful for each of us to tell the other his faults"
 How did it work?"
 We haven't spoken for nine years"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
LOOKING AHEAD.

"HF"fy mn before he m7tries eGo4ll ian the pledge"
 hHt saep9ae he doesn't drink" Well, Ae may he tempted to later
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
ON THE RUN.

ziafls Aon have running account at one of ri" ht4 stores, haven't yeaa
 Farhs-Ycs, anI the runnns accou., k'ens 1nT wtfe fannju+ down taoea ibe collectors running after me
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
SALMON ROLL

one can salmon, one emp of breai crumbs, two s2es, salt and pepper two tablespoonfuls of milk Cmilk may F'e omitted if drier loaf is dcsiredD mix thorourhly and form into ron in q buttorsd pan; then take one haIf emp of crumbs, two =tahlaspoonfuls# #of melted butter, mix and pour over top and sides of rolI bake one half hoar Sauoe. one pint of milk one tai.lo- spoonful of flour, one tablespoonful of butter cook and pour oyer rorf when done and serve at once
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
0YsTEE SANDWICHES

Sel,e 4 feE iweo oysters and tgat #a9 iu ttstr own jutce. Pounl them With ltftf~ swe"t butter and lsr.ae taiee and season with salt and nd -enHar, spread He paste he1ween s#iaty=gat siie#s of brown hreaa aa4 H1tsr. then rress, trim, and cat tu;a
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
HARD ON HENRY.

Wtle-Iirnry you need Fest I.e, lis 20 to Eenstong Sprlngs
 lIab Tint place. Why, it's only fit for women and fools
 Wifi know it. Lets 90 there to- eether
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
THE TRIANGLE.

Despite tA.e scaudaIpus aoe~frs about Mrs Van Pickle ani youna- ea#'- leieh there may he nothing between them
 "ouly her husband; but he doesn't amount to much"
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
Valley R.R.
TIME CARD.

To Gilmore, daily except Suntay. To Chatanika Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays only IN EFFECT WEDNESDAY,, SEP
 TEMBER 3, 1913.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
This Page Devoted PrncipaIIy to Women

.r B ..,ss of H4-.a ..# vr. . .aHtaar.. .ae~ far 8 .#,.-r a. Hr .-#e. a- aaa.at --sa. a-- r5 -a.-a ta-a -aae.,s ..u.. er .,- lra. N.rn #e. .-.a .ar.r#ry
 NIB &.-aE s..g .sa s'.a.a..,s- .s-E r.rE.r. 8,fseut- 1...tat.f.fat
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
4 FANCY SHOT

\ H5aksman bold was William T,n o4n#of the stars He nearly always rang the bell And won cigars.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15

uans sueh as tEcz. mak. for hri.., Eo~ anI r'.ar e"nn'eztou. unless t.e ttEos.iou is out of gear
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15

man of leisure may also be dr serihed as one who has time to pIa, a four-handed game of billiards.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
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 AS A RULE.

Willie-raw, what does argu,aeu, pro and con mean
 Paw-The lro is your cousinciur statement, and the con is what u. other fellow uses. my son
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
NOTICE OF soREElTuRE

fo Ghas. 0. Pearson your heirs. exc
 eatofs, aiIuiu stfators and assigns:
 lou are hereby no flied that dur. 5te each c. the wears 1911, 1912. and 9l&, have expended one hundred dollars ill labor and impr yemcnts on placer mining claim known as rtek Claim number sixteen below il=puyera, situated on Tenderfoot argck, . 5ribatary of Panama river, the ianana Mining and Recording lis rict, Alaska
 You are hereby notified that if. at ,hr eA ira ion of ninety days after he lat pubjic3to on of this II tice oa .ail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditures your Interest in the said claim shall be
 ne He property of he undersign- ei as eo-oAntr. under section 2324 af th" l,e.i,ed statutes of the Unit a States
 FRANK 0. LAWRENCE. tirst i'uhl cation Nov. 24, 1913.
 get fuhlifatoa his.l,h ,. i9t.
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
SChLLOPED FISH

THere are a number of delicious ways in which fish can he scaIIope#I. Line bultered baking die4 with cold 'eiled fish lAat has been ajrlg,i .sfo aiecos. sprinkle with sal anl .rao ' u1t already seasoned. add q I}ysr If cream sauce, then anoth,r, layer of sisA and continue thus until the .f,4a is nearly full. Cover viii c,ack#. crumbs. dot with butter and hske uii- nil brown on top. Another doIirious way To scallop fish is to us toma- toes in alternate layers with the fish, -rrinklin% each layer lightly with .rated cheese. Either sliced toma- toes pr tomato sauce can he used Cod fish is nice scailoped with eEst ters. seasoning with salt, pepper and auttcr 4ul I1sh 1f J.Sit..1
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15
KERCHIEF SCENT.

To perfume handkerchiefs break up quarter of an ounce of orrs root
The Alaska citizen., 1913-12-15

The rule is that men make good lovers and poor husbands.