SEWARD MACHINE SHOP, LOCAL ;
AGENT, GETS WIRE TO THIS
EFFECT TODAY
Charles Leehner. proprietor of the
Seward Machine Work*. local agent
for the Ford into, received a special
telegram today from Edsel IL Fool
at Det'oit. announcing that the Ford
Company is starting earl', production
on an entirely new Ford car. The
new model is of superior design and
performance, the message states, to
any low priced light ca”1 now in the
field. Henry Ford states that in
putting t!ie new model on the market
he recognized the need, under pres
ent conditions, to make further re
finements in motor car construction
desirable. The new model has speed
and st.We; has more flexibility and
control in traffic and is more costly
to manufacture bur more economical
to operate.
The new model will continue as
the most important part ot' factory
production which mark has b°en set
at 10,000,000 including present Ford
owners requiring replacement and
service.
JSPMBE WRESTLER IS
FIB OF BIS NOODLES
TOKIO. May 20. (/Pi—A young
wrestling “white hope” of Japan has
been discovered in 15-year-old Kazuo
Hashimoto who tips the scales at 290
pounds.
The boy has been apprenticed by
the Tokiyo Wrestlers’ Association.
It is expected that he will ultimate
ly weigh something like 450 pounds
and become one of the weightiest
wrestlers in the history of Japan. The
boy consumes about five pounds of
meat at each meal and, between meals,
puts an edge on his1 appetite by eating
IT bowls of Japanese noodles.
Attorney Harry Morten, in Anchor
age for the last two weeks on legal
business, returned last evening.
Ask for the film in tne yell w box.
Eastman's Films. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
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SPECIAL CHILDREN’S SCHOOL j
PARIS, May 26. (/P)—Children of,
American former service men in J
Paris are the only pupil? in school j
organized and conducted especially j
for them by the Paris Post of the!
American Legion.
VALDEZ BWwilER
OF SCHOLARSHIP TO
MARGARET R. PHIPPS SCHOL
ARSHIP GOES TO SON NEWS
PAPER MAN
( Fairbanks News-Miner)
John R. Wilcox, Valdez High school,
has been awarded the Margaret Ii.
Phipps scholarship to the Alaska Ag
ricultural College and School of Mines,
it was announced by President Charles
E. Bunnell. Correcting of 12 sets of
examination papers from different
parts of the Territory was completed
yesterday and gave Wilcox an aver
age grade of 91 5-7 per cent in the
seven subjects upon which the exam
ination was based. Harvey i. Ashby,
also of Valdez, rated second highest.
The scholarship was created by Mrs.
Phipps, wife of Senator Lawrence C.
Phipps of Colorado, after her visit
here last summer in company with
the Senator. Any High school boy in
Alaska with senior ranking was eligi
ble to compete. Under the terms of
the scholarship the student appointed
will receive S600 yearly for the next
four years.
Six students at Ketchikan took the
test, one at Cordova, two at Valdez,
two at Anchorage and one at Fair
banks.
Wilcox is the son of C. H. Wilcox,
editor of the Valdez Miner and Speak
er of the Territorial House of Repre
j sentatives in 1925. The Valdez boy
| made 100 in algebra, 98 in geometry
and 96 in physics.
Lucky says: Don’t mix
Baldwin, Premier of Eng
land, who wants to termi
nate the Russian trade pact,
with Lucky Baldwin that
i wants to terminate high
l prices in groceries.
Gateway is hard to excell. Write for
'sample copy.
NEXT MONDAY EVERYBODY
at the new cemetery. This is virgin country
about one-half mile from the Jesse Lee Home.
This tract of 40 acres, secured by the Town of
Seward from the government, will make an ideal
cemetery. It is high and dry, but a lot of work
will have to be done. Only four acres will be
used to start with—one acre for the City, one
acre for the Pioneers, one acre for the Odd Fel
lows and one acre for
the Masons. After the
City’s one acre is clear
ed you can work on the
others if you see fit, but
you will need overalls
or coveralls, and our
stock is complete. Prices
$1.75 for overalls and
$3.50 and up for cover
alls.
MARK
Urbach’s
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“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORF.
Seward, Alaska »
Reliable Standard Brand
Work and Dress Clothing
and Footwear
AT STANDARD PRICES
OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR GUARANTEE
WE ARE JOBBERS TOR ALL BRANDS OF
Cigarettes, Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos and Copenhagen Snuff
Stock and Drop Shipment Orders Executed Promptly
Let us supply your wants in Choice Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. We carry
them at all times in up-to-date Cold Storage
DEPENDABLE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, GARDEN
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
Hollyhurst Ranch Eggs,
George Washington Cof
f e e. Libby’s Canned
Fruits and Vegetables
Fleischman’s F r c s h
Yeast for Baking and
Health
Puritan Hams and Ba
con, Creamery Butter,
B. & H. Brand Mayon
naise and Sandwich
Spread
FLOUR — GRAIN — AND HAY
FOR SPRING CLEAN UP
Soap and Soap Powders of all kinds, Dutch Cleanser, Insto, Bon Ami,
Stove Polish, Chimney Sweep, Scrubbing Brushes, Mops and Mop
Sticks, Mop Buckets, Dust Pans, Brooms and Steel Wool, Pipe
Cleaners. Window7 Cleaners and Window Brushes, Kalsomine, Wall
Tints and Paints of all Kinds »
Lambert’s “TRUBLPRUF” and Pneumatic Tires—Aer-Pruf Anti-Punc
ture Fluid—Big Game Rifles of all calibres—Ammunitions of all Sorts,
Kleanbore Cartridges just received.
EVAN JONES LUMP COAL—PEA COAL AND MINE RUN COAL. STOVE
WOOD
Prompt Delivery and Satisfaction Assured
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5. S. IWUL FINOT
More than 720 tons of general cargo j
and railroad ties were discharged yes
terday from the S. S. Admiral Farra-!
gut, Captain Thompson, of the Pacific j
Steamship company. The vessel got
under way for the Westward early
last evening and will return, accord
ing to the local office. Sunday fore
noon en route to the South. Among
the local reservations for the West
ward were Mrs. G. Strom for Seldo
via and Charles Nowell for Alitak.
LLOYDS LISTING AIRSHIPS
LONDON, May 26. (JP)—Commer- i
cial airship flights are now recorded !
| !
| at Lloyd’s n the daily index, contain-J
ng the name and news of every ocean j
going vessel throughout the world, j
Men’ °’-'oes resoled, heeled and l
polisher $2.' Seward Leather
Works.
Special o?
Cottage.
j ice. Candy
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