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A CHANCE TO PLACE YOUR MONEY
i here are*a few persons in Seward who have seen
the handwriting on the wall. They can see it written in
letters of gold and they know that gold comes from the
Nuka Bay district, Alaska’s newest and best hard rock
cam?).
These persons have backed the work that has been
done and with the recent developments on the rich Bab
cock & Downey ground, they are doing some more back
ing, while others who have stood aloof, fearing to get
their fingers wet, are now anxious to get in theswim.
One hears the question now on the street; “But is
there any ground open?’’ And the answer is that there’s
a lot of out doors over there and the mineralized zone
extends clear across Kenai Peninsula and there hasn’t
been one thousandth part of it either prospected or lo
cated. And yet they are finding rich gold showings at
different spots along the zone.
V, as the gold put down in these spots or is it a rec
ognized vein area where continuity of strike and dip
can be counted on? Every indication from formation is
that it whl prove an area of well defined leads going to
oppth and the values thus far uncovered are certainly’
aqout t;': richest surface showings ever uncovered in
-■ ;m.>ka. • here are timber and water power in plenty.
chance to buck the mining game with your
money there is no better place in the West or North
•a ;:t now than Nuka Bay.
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Wtinpr til
ri,val campaign managers’ statements
'.ogcuieu, v,e note that there are only 48 doubtful States
this year.
ROMANTICALLY INCLINED BOY
SURELY WILL FIND PLACE
IN THE LIMELIGHT
ST. LOUIS, Oct., 30, up)_ciai- i
cnee Terhune, 19. the first trans- i
Atlantic Zeppelin stowaway in his
tory, has been a wanderer since a
small boy. He was discovered yes- ■
terday as the Graf Zeppelin headed J
into the Atlantic. j r
His last previous adventure was a
crip to Nome from San Francisco
and return on a Government cruis- !
?r, five months ago.
As night fell the Zeppelin sighted
St. Johns, Newfoundland; strong L
tales and rain. ! ■
B. P. O. E. NOTICE
For the purpose of getting to
gether and discussing the forma - j !
tion of a Seward Bills Club, me:a- j -
hers of the Elks Lodge are requested !
to attend a meeting called for S j
o’clock Thursday evening, in the
banquet hall of the Seward Grill.
ROBERT LANSING DIES
WASHINGTON, Oct., 30, (TP)_
Robert Lansing, Secretary of State
under President Wilson, died at
his home here at 4:30 this after- 1
noon.
Wilma D. McCormick and Thau- ,
feaus B. McGrath were united in
marriage lost week at Anchorage
3oth are well known in Seward.
QUALITY DEVELOPING
NG AND ENLARGING.
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THE NEW VANITY VEST POCK
ET KODAKS WITH F63 LENS ARE !
HERE. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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LIBERTY
THEATER
8 O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW — g O’CLOCK
AT LAST WE PRESENT TO YOU THE
SUPER—SPECIAL FEATURE
‘7th Heaven’
In 12 reels
This picture is rated as one of the finest ever produced.
In one of the last issues of the Literary Digest a page was
devoted to the praise of the Director of this production,
saying that he stands almost alone as a creative artist.
This is not a sensational or dare-devil type of play, but a
drama composed of the essential elements of Love, Com
edy, Pathos, so beautifully presented that it will stay in
your memory as a jewel for life.
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The story location is in the Queen of cities. Paris, and con- jj
corns the struggle for happiness of two unusual urchins—
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a boy and a girl.
A MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION THAT
EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
SHOULD SEE
KOTE:—We had to pay a large special fee to show this
product:':!!*, and admission will be, adults 75c and
, children .coc
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Our First Sale
AND ONE YOU SHOULD APPRECIATE AS
BLANKET WEATHER
IS HERE
ALL THIS WEEK WE WILL GIVE A
20 '■ CASH DISCOUNT
ON ALL OUR
PENDLETON BLANKETS
AND WE HAVE A WONDERFUL LINE OF THEM
RANGING IN PRICES FROM
$6.00 to $17.00
WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
THE FOLLOWING PRICES
YAKIMA NETTED GEM POTATOES $3.00 per cwt.
MILK 9 cans for $1.00 $5.25 per case
I FISHER BLEND FLOUR .$3,00 per sack
SHAKER SALT .. .2 lbs. 15 cents
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$6.00 per case
NO. 2 CANNED PEAS, CORN, STRING BEANS
8 FOR $1.50 $4.25 PER CASE
WE ALSO WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT ALL OUR
PRICES HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED ACCORDINGLY
1 SEWARD TRADING CO.
HI Agents for Dupont Powder and Homelite Generators
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