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When Your
Mirror
Ceases to be
Friendly
The careful woman will
not wait until each glance
into her mirror becomes a
moment of regret before
adopting the Cara Nome
treatment, because she
knows that proper care is
necessary to any beautiful
skin.
Cara Nome’s four famous
creams are $1.00 each.
Astringent and Face Pow
der are $2.00. They are
sold only at Rexall Stores.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
ELWYN SYVETMANN
PHONE MAIN 132
THINK
RUBBER
FOOTWEAR
THINK
; 55 STARR WELL LOADED
WITH PASSENGERS AND
' CARGO FOR WESTWARD
j ’The SS Starr, Capt, Arthur Ryn
ing in command, of the San Juan
E
Fishing and Packing Company,
which arrived in Seward just be
! fore noon Saturday from its acini
I annual inspection trip to Seattle,
' departed late last night on one of
j its regular trips to serve the West
{ ward.
| Besides a capacity load of mail
j and freight the Starr carried a
I number of passengers for Westward
ports.
Passengers boarding the vessel at
Seattle were v. Anderson for San
ak; R. J. McArthur for Umnak;
Mrs. A. Kroot and Mrs. W. M. Sim
! coe for King Cove; Miss Viola Sjo
! berg and Mr. Sjoberg for Unga.
i Passengers who boarded the ves
j sel at Seward for Westward ports
i included Dr. Wilson for Unalaska;
Harold Lauritzen for Unga; John
Reinken for Unalaska; Mr. and
Mrs. H. J. Hansen for Uyak; J.
Svenson for Uyak; J. Mousen for
Kanatak; Anna Popoff for Sand
Point; Mr. and Mrs. C. Carlson for
Sanak. .
!
Boats in port this morning were
the Helgeland, Marian, Roy, Joan,
Hazel, Flattery, Bavaria, T-3048 and
the Helldiver.
The SS Oduna, of the Alaska
Steamship Company, is scheduled
to leave Seattle on November 12,
I enroute to Seward, according to an
! announcement made by the local
j office.
The regular freight train arrived
Interior. Trainmen report that some
I Interior. Trainmen epot that some
; difficulty was experienced in get
; ting through some snow on the
tracks in the vicinity of Tunnel.
When company comes to your
house phone for HORLUCK’S Dan
ish Ice Cream. We deliver. Candy
Cottage.
Something new in toy blocks
for the kiddies. ALASKA SHOP.
! Get your proper sleep, in the de
pendable comfort of a Woods
Arctic—the real pioneer eider
down of the North. World fa
mous for warmth and lightness.
Improved new Harwood patent I
! down equalizers. The choice of
native Alaskans as the best. Re
sponsibly guaranteed. Gtv yours
early, from your dealer.
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I FIRST SHOWING OF NEW FALL
I EYEING FROCKS
AT
These aren't mine—
I wear FLORSHEIMS!
Once a man has the Florsheim habit,
there’s no such thing as depriving him
of Florsheim Shoes! And for good rea
sons: What else can adorn a foot with
such smartness? Or gratify it with such
comfort? Or serve it so long and faith
fully? If you don’t know Florsheim
Shoes, it’s time you got acquainted!
P. S. We'll be happy to manage the introduction.
Fuel Dept. j Phone
Phone Mad. 80 Gro. Dept. Main 1
QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
DISCOUNTING OF SILVER
TURNS BACK FISH LOADS
Refusing to take the discount on
Canadian money for the value of its
cargo of 32,000 pounds for which
an offer of 5 and 2 cents was made
in Prince Rupert, the schooner Ak
utan returned to Ketchikan recent
ly and sold part of it to a Ketchi
kan fish company and decided to
freeze the remainder for the credit
of the skipper and crew, reports the
Chronicle.
At the 25 per cent discount it is
figured that the boat would have
lost one-half cent a pound on the
second class and one and one
fourth cents for first class fish.
Other boats have been compelled
to lose as much as $70 and $80 on
cargoes owing to the discount. The
halibut fishermen contend that
some American fishermen sell
ing to American buyers in Prince
Rupert for American consumption
should be paid off with checks on
American banks and should not be
compelled to take checks on Cana
dian banks and lose the “exchange”
on their cargoes.
t Such a happy dessert for all ap
petites — HORLUCK’S Danish Ice
Cream. For sale at the Candy Cot
tage.
TARZAN SERIES—The books you
have always wanted to own—two
for the price of one, at the ALASKA
SHOP.
DRUG STORE SPECIAL — One
| dozen bars Palmolive Soap for $1.
I'
| { NUKA BAY TRANS
PORTATION CO.
MS RGLPH III
? Capt. Pete Sather
For Charter or Hire
« Leaves Seward 15th and 30tb
i of each month
A
Joe Barbieri, of Anchorage, has
entered the Seward General Hos
pital to be under observation by
Dr. A. D. Haverstock.
JT THE NOTES
| The Pacific Steamship Company
; announces special winter round-trip
| fares from Seward to Seattle at
; $112. For further information, in
1 quire at the local office.
VAN GILDER—K. B. Edwards.
SEWARD—Mrs. H. W. Barnhill.
OVERLAND—Tex Beeler.
Two trains carrying freight, one
of which was a mixed train, left
today for the Interior.
Don’t forget the Seward Library’s
bake sale on Saturday, October 24.
Now is the time to look over oid
packs and have new bottoms put
on for winter.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
j If it’s something in books, you’ll
ifind it at the ALASKA SHOP.
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