ODD FELLOWS, ATTENTION
Installation of officers at 7 p. ra.
The next regular mooting night,
Thursday July 12th at 7. p. m.
Resurrection Lodge No. A_7 will
convene for the purpose of installing!
their officers for the coming term.
There will also be work in the First
Degree, and as other important busi
ness will be transacted, would be
advisable for all Odd Fellows, who
can, to attend.
Visiting Brother Odd Fellows are
cordially invited to attend. Please
note the change in moating hour.
Gust Peterson, Noble Grand.
Attest^:
Ludvig Larsson,
Secretary.
FRESH HAAS CHOCOLATES. EX
CLUSIVE AGENTS. Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
SUNSHINE
AND HEALTH
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Flies, and mosquitoes have al. !
ways been dangerous pests and
disease carriers. There is no
need for this condition to exist
in your home.
Use Eikay’s Fly.Kil freely and <
kill these germ.laden insects.
Have a home of happinesss, sun.
shine and health.
One-half pint
50c
n » coin
EUwyn Swetmann
7*9 Ibiotf Jtonr
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SEWARD MOVED OUT
TO MING TODAY
Under a eloudless sky and one of
the most lovely of summer days,
nine-tenths of Seward’s population
moved out to Lowing today, mem
bers of the 1928 excursion.
People began buying tickets two
hours before train time and when 9
o’clock arrived, the time of depart
ure, there was still a lineup a block
loug. In other words a mighty crowd
left to enjoy the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawing, of Lawing Lodge,
cn Lake Kenai.
A number of the local business
houses closed and those that did
I not, arranged it so that the majority
of their help could go. Late reports
this afternoon from Lawing were ta
the effect the excursionists were
having the time of their liveg with
1 everything high, wide, and handsome.
The train is due back at 7 o’clock
j this evening.
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CLEANUP TEST TODAY
| Oscar Dahl and C. W. Stone are J
j taking a test cleanup today on theM
j Moose, Pass claims with the view in
mind of spending a considerable
amount of money, for flumes, etc.
pioviding today’s test is satisfac
tory, and warrants such an expendi
ture.
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Cleanliness and the best of meats
our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
f ELLIS BALL - CHl OMI’IIL ]
ELL15 BALL- CHIU fN LL .
MADE IN SIZES FROM
TWO TO FIFTY TONS
DAILY CAPACITY
Priced $150 to $19891
Investigate the Elite Mill First J
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ALASKA AGENT
SEWARD - ALASKA
Out-door comfort anywhere anytime !
Woods Arctic Down
Sleeping Bags
It can’t be beat for outdoor sleep.
Warmer than ten blankets yet lighter
than a pair.
Urbach’s
Exclusive representatives
HALF THF OUTB
IGTORS SOLD ARE JOHNSONS
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\\ THEN you move the steering^
W handle of a Johnson Out-i
board Boat Motor the entire motorfc
turns and the direction ^of ther.;.
power push is changed. You can\
start sidewise, forward or astern.
Getting away from a crowded dock,
squeezing in and out of tight places
is at once simple and enjoyable.
This fullpivot steering is only
one of the many advantages of a
Johnson. Come in and see the new
1928 Johnsons. Learn the joys of
water motoring. There’s a model
for every purse and purpose, $115
and up. Ask about our free trial
and easy payment plan.
The Light
World’s lightest weight twin outbomrd}
only 37 tbs. Goes 12 to 15 m.p.h. For
cottagers, fishing and auto touring. $140
f. o. b. Waukr^n, 111.
HARDWARE DEPT. ADAMS 80
Ill HILLS BY LARGE ROCK
John Rosness, Nuka Bay mining man
and "well known local resident, was
struck by a large boulder, of at least
700 pounds, on th'3 hip and was
brought to town yesterday on the gas
boat Rolfe. Though unable to walk it
is reported an examination revealed
no bones wtsre broken but that ‘he is
badly bruised.
Mr. Rosness was out in the hills
prospecting at the time when the ac_
cident occured. His partner Frel
Johnson, assisted him down the hill
and to the Sather fox ranch on Nuka
t
Island. From there Captain Satherj
rushed him to Seward. Mrs. Rosness!
accompanied her husband.
BRACING BOSTON AIR
BOSTON, July 10. (IP)—Add an item
to Boston’s boaster “atmosphere”:
When wind and weather are right, the
air of the city is heavy with ithe aro.
ma of coffee roasting in the plant of!
big importers.
FOWL TOO SCARCE
ATLANTA, July 11. (IP)— In three
years of married life she got to eat
chicken but twice, Winnie Spruell, r0
complained in seeking a divorce from
her husband, 81-year-old Confederate
veteran. And both times, she contin
ued, the chickens had been run over
by automobiles.
Tiie city street department ’is do-i
ing a lot of gravel spreading on t.he
upper portion of Fourth avenue
i which was needed badly.
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PIONEER MEETING
Friday evening S o’clock. Import,
ant business. Come.
C. M. Broslu?, ft*
See Blue Shop for late styles
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Very Special
BATH MATS 22X35 .51.00 each
CANNON TURKISH TOWELS
23X43 .. .50 3 for $1.35
17X35 .25 3 for .65
Colored border wash cloths..10 each
VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Gardening impliments
SHEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Colman lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska