lino EXCURSION
TO LAWING TOMORROW
From thi3 appearance of things
today Seward will be evacuated to
morrow-a deserted village, so t >
speak-due to the fact t*he excursion
to Lawing is the big attraction for
the day. Everyone seems to be mak
ing parparations to join the annual
picnic to Lake Kenai the most beau,
•tiful lake in Alaska, and on which un
ruffled shores nestles the finest "iodgs
in the Territory.
The train leaves the depot at 9
o’clock and returns in the evening
at 7 o’clock.
GREASE GUN LOST
\nyone picking up a grease gun
on the Sfward-Kenai Lake highway
will confer a great favor hy notify
ing Charlie Lechner, Seward Mach
ine Shop. This will be greatly ap
preciated.
Mrs. George Schmitt entered upo'
l:er new duties yesterday as cle'k
a^d accountant in the J. L Graef
hardware store.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Please notice the change in the
place of th‘3 Evangelitic Ssrvice! For.
m'ally held in the* Liberty theatre, now
held in th<3 Episcopal church.
W. R. MACPHERSON
NOW SHE STARTS
The big brick chimney is going u.»
row and timbers are going in fj
rhe first floor of the new annex of
the Seward Machine Shop and it
won’t be long now, states Charlie
Lechner, proprieter, before Contrac !
{> : Gerhard Jobnsen will have the j
who’.3 works completed, probably bv
the middle of’n«xt month.
The wooden struts at the end of the
tunnel where the slide came down
last w*3ek, were broken down, accord,
mg to arrivals over the railroad since
it occurred.
The special rate for carrying auto
mobiles over the railroad and steam
ship lines to those desiring to tour
the Richardson highway, wrill proha
biy be taken advantage of, by a few
Seward citizens, this summer.
Andy Simons and Hank Lucas
checked out yesterday for the lows”
lake.
| Very Special 3
BATH MAT'S 22X35 ..$1.00 each M
CANNON TURKISH TOWELS
« 23X43 .50 3 for $1.35 <3
17X35 .25 3 for .65
Colored border wash cloths.10 each
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Shampoo.$1.00 Finger Wave $1.25
Manicure ..75 Marcel.$1.25
Paper Curling Facials g
Madison 113 for appointments |
Violet A. Hardy |
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“ Yes Sir ”
Just the kind of meat you want at your table.
Our meats are of the finest quality and our
! prices are moderate.
I All you have to do is call Main 94 and FRYE
BRUHN’S service is yours.
I FRYE BRUHN & CO.
A. C .GRUANSTADT, MANAGER
INDIANS ANTICIPATE
RICH TOURIST HARVARD
!
GLACIER PARK, Mont. July 10.
(/I5)—Indians who ceded this region
to Uncle Sam are wearing broad
guns. They expect to get their
money back from tourists during
the vacation season.
Superintendent Eakin of Glacier
National Park predicts that BO,000
travelers will pass through the park
within the next three months and
th’3 Indians are counting on a heavy
trade in souvenirs.
WINS HIS SUIT
CAMBRIDGE, July 10. (/P)—When
Ethel Goldstein’ kid brother found
that she had appropriated his bathing
suit he rallied his gang and went to
the beach after it. She was being
dragged from the water wdien a po.
liceman appeared. He ruled in a
Solomon.like decision that Ethel hav.
ing had her swim, she must return the
suit at once. &
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All wool Bathing suits all
colors from $4.50 to $6.00
Two piece bathing suits
*jopular colors $5.95
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