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THEY ARE WONDERFUL.
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Marine and Stationary Engines
Sold and Repaired
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Electric Oil Burners and Coal
Stokers
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Pipeless and hot air furnaces and
Circulating Heaters sold and in
stalled
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General Machine Repairs
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Sheet Metal work and Stove Re
pairing
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Agent for Fairbanks Morse En
gines
Frigidaire Sales and Service
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Ford Sales and Service
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We specialize in Sanitary En
gineering
Agent for FORD Cars and Trucks
eward Machine Sho
Charles Lechner, Proprietor
Phone Madison 56
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FINE" DANDY!
Ion’ll Think They’re “ Fine and Dandy” Too!
Here’s good news ... a bright nor parrel of
■popular records, just arrived from Camden. Come
I fa. and hear ’em! There’s no obligation.
Fine and Dandy—Fox Trot , ,
Can This Be Love?—Fox Trot (from the Monacal
Comedy, "Fine and Dandy**) __
Victor Arden-Phil Orman and Their Orchestra
No. 22S52, MMumcI*
How I Cried the Morning After—Vox. Trot
- en Kentucky Bids the World Good-Morning—F.T.
Nat Shilkret and the Victor Orchestra
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.mg Girl—Fox Trot (little YeDa CbndereBa)
Leroy Shield and the Victor
.Hollywood Orchestra
NO.SS4B, KMada
Pm Yoon
You Dartin'
Mo. 22S5S, MMneb
Johnny Martin
THE MUSIC YOU WANT TOES YOU VAST IT an VICTOR RECORDS
Seward Drug Co.
Alfred Widmark is back at Bux
ton Hall. Corvallis, Ore-on, after a
sremious summer. He was a for
er student at. the Sheldon-Jack
son School at Sitka says the Ver
stovian. He says among other
| things, "I surely had just loads of
experience this summer. I was in
Wyoming for a few days working
! for the movies. I had to dress, or
rath r I had all my clothes taken
away, and ride a bare back horse
- 4 ’p£ Indians did in the days that
used to be. I was all painted so
that no one would ever know me- I
did not like the idea of sitting on
a bare back horse for twelve hours
a day for four dollars and beside >
it was hard work. For the test o*
the season I worked in the Hold
and did not mind working on a
farm at all.”
FIRE A SALUTE
The American Legion at V/ran
gel 1 held a funeral service with
military honors for Curtis J.
Platter who died there recently,
according to the Wrangell Sen
tinoll. He had been at one time
a newspaper man and was a vet
eran of the Spanish-American
War.
There are some interesting de
velopments coming in the codfish
portion of Alaska’s so * food indus
try, acording to C. P. Madsen, who
has gone through Seward on his
way to Portland. He is a property
owner at Seldovia but calls all
Westward Alaska his home. During
the past season he was associated
for a time with the Libby canning
interests but conducted codfish
I enterprises on his own account . He
had already forwarded 12 tons of
codfish when he was here and was
arranging for another shipment to
follow.
j “The Alaska cod is a fine food
ifish but contrary to the habits of
the Atlantic Coast the people of
the Pacific Coast are not such cod
| eaters as they will soon become in
I my opinion. They have been too
much occupied with salmon and
halibut.
f “However, there is a great asset
that is not being properly devel
oped- Codfish should be frozen,
canned and salted. In a dry pro
cess of canning it makes a deli
cious food. We can’t ask the hali
but men to stop their -waste of
codfish until we make it profit
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! When you think of Bakery
Goods, there is just one place
you should try, the Electric Bak
ery.
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A-l meat n no nothing else In
the Frve-Bruhn Meat Market.
S WALL PAPER »
j“ Aron Ericson j!
3 Painter and Decorator
able for them to bring the codfish
into port as well as the halibut. I
am hoping to get in touch with
Eastern fishermen and get the j
latest-information on fish market- !
There are so many new develop
ments coming up and so much j
wealth of sea-food in Alaska wa- ,
tors now being overlooked that 1
feel opportunity is staring me in
the face. In other words I want
to get hepped to all angles of tlv ,
game. It’s a big proposition and it
requires immediate attention.”
At a recent meeting of the
Arctic Eio, her hood Order at Ta
nana, all members voted for S.
E. Heeler to be retained as dep
uty marshal at Tanana, the
Fairbanks News Miner reports.
Seattle ice arm Fresh
j Candies at Sylvia’s.
Jeweler
Dealer in watches and
clocks, nugget jewelry,
old ivory, curios and a
fun line of goods as*
uaily carried in a find
class jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice.
BOOKS RECEIVED
200 OF THE LATEST TIIRIL
iERS FOR URBACH and VAL
\I)E’S LIBRARY.
< commercje^Tgar^store
| Tobacco, Candy, Soft Drinks, j
Ca' ds, Pool
John Anderson, Prop. j
Phone Adams 54
Seward’s Pioneer
! and Expert Barhei
Fred C. Miller, Prop.
Shower Baths
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All Rooms
Rooms with or without
Baths
Oscar Dahl
”Caterpiller” Tractors
ARE BUILT IN FIVE SIZES
TEN
FIFTEEN
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a size for every use
A HUNDRED USES FOR
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A. A. Shonbeek
Anchorage, Alaska
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