Another new business has join
ed the local growing ranks, the
latest being the chop suey and
noodle parlor of Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Fraser on 2nd st. and Rail
road Ave. Sandwiches and such
other light lunches will be serv
ed.
Mr. Fraser announced their
cafe open Saturday and that
they anticipate remaining here
permanently. Previous to arriving
in Seward a few days ago the
Frasers resided at Anchorage and
previous to that, the Interior.
Mr. Fraser, though a young man,
is an oldtimer having been in
the Territory for ten yeras.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef
CANDY
WE ARE AGENTS
THIS POPULAR NATION
ALLY CHOCOLATES. EACH
BOX GUARANTEED TO BE
STRICTLY FRESH—
Many Sixes and Assort
ments to suit ail pocket
books.
(■Continued from I'mre Onoi
that a check could be established f
on this vandalism as carried on j
by Outside institutions and at least
some of the material might be
preserved for our future Alaskan ,
generations.”
TAN ANSWER QUERIES
It is well to remind the Alaska j
public, alnd let them know that
the Alaska College at this time is
well prepared to look into matters
pertaining to anthropology, eth
nology, palentology and such
things, instead of being compelled
as heretofore to notify institutions
Outside or even going as far as
to forward all valuable material to
Outside scattered museums, at
which places such small finds
would be lost to science, so to speak,
for only where large collections
are accumulated from one particu
lar place or field are the scientists
able th study the emigration of
man from or to Asia.
I
15 H IN HISTORY
, 1631—Eruption of Vesuvius des
troyed 4,000 lives at Torre del
Greco.
1853—The Brooklyn city rail
road was incorporated.
1864—U. S. Department of
State required passports from
all except immigrants by sea
1892—First minted Columbian
half-dollar sold for $10,000,
1930—Bull Moose going out to
visit relatives comes to end of
Seward Highway; •‘Dang it. they
told me that ‘Missing Link’ was
already in. Now I gotta go back
and get my snowshoes."
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SPECI A L
We will give a generous -box of
HAAS Fresh CANDY FREE
With a II cash purchases amount- I
mg to SI 00 or over in any de
partment, except the news or to
bacco departments, (One box to,
coach customer).
Mary ex^ra counter specials and
this op a •limit y to get HAAS •
Car Iv - vc'* mikes It well worth I
your while to come this WEDNES - ;
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Hardware. Stoves, Ranges, Furniture, C* " C-'
R> ;)e, <'hh> Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries, Linoleum
and rugs, Tinning and Plumbing. Paints and Oils.
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Phone Madison 87
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DIRECT FROM THE GROWER TO YOU
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GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING
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THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP. S*
(We Deliver)
PHONE MAIN 135
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“THE HOUSE OF COURTESY”
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Phone—Madison 80
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SHIRTS
$2 to $7.50
TIES
75c to $2.50
MUFFLERS
$2 to $5
GOLF HOSE
$1.75 to $3.50
TRUNKS, BAGS AND
CASES
ALL PRICES
MEN’S Vfc HOSE
to $1.25
WIND BREAKERS
$5.50 to $14
DRESSING ROBES
$10 to $25
PAJAMAS
$2 to $5.50
SWEATERS;
$4 to $9
SLIPPERS
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Hardware Department - Phone Adams 80
GIFTS FOR EVERY AGE IN THIS DEPARTMENT
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SPARK GAS RANGES
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ELECTRIC PERCOLA
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SKATES, SKIIS
And SNOW SHOES
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ENGLISH DINNER
ware, New Crawford
pattern, open stock
FLOOR LAMPS AND
MAGAZINE RACKS
FLASH LIGHTS
and
POCKET KNIVES
GLASSWARE
and TEA SETS
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS,
PISTOLS and AM
MUNITION
FURNITURE
and RUGS
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THEY’RE ALL HOT RIGHT FROM THE FACTORIES
V\e invite your inspection, you will not he urged to buy.
. Mi. Lawknis suggests shopping early hut shop here first.
Lrir.g your parcels ior delivery or shipment to us, we will wrap
them for you free.
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BASKETRALL TOURNAMENT j
Lynn . Canal Tournament is the
>itle of the grand affair which was
•o be staged in Haines the middle
>f tin. month. Correspondents
ttate the the Juneau high school
.-earn, the Douglas and Skagway
ligh teams, as well as the teams
rom Haines and the adjacent post
)f Chilkoot Barracks were to meet
n one grand tourney to last sev
;ral days, with a double-header
>asket ball game as the main event
>f each day It was considered very
ortunate that Haines was able to
nake the offer of asking for the
aresence of the various teams
nentioned.
INSUFFICIENT POSTAGE
Postmaster Chas. Sheldon re
)orts there are scads of letters
it the office held on accdunt of
nsufficient postage. Should one
hink, perchance, they may have
nailed such a letter, call at the
)ostoffice immediately and as
:ertain this fact.
After a lengthy absence in the
itates, Mrs- C. E. Orlander, wife
>f the prominent local business
nan and veteran member of the
:ity council, returned home yes
terday.
CHOP SUEY AND NOODLES.
?hone Madison 107, Mr. and Mrs.
iVm. E. Fraser, 2nd and Railroad
Ive. You’ll like ‘em.
When you think of Bakery
Goods, there Is just one place
you should try, the Electric Bak
ery.
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Handkerchiefs
Men’s Plain and Fancy Linen
50c T0 $1.00
INITIAL — 3 in BOX
$1.25T0 $1.75 p“ B0X
BOYS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
JfjC per box of three
Urbach & Valade
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