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OF SEWAUD, ALASKA — Established August. 19. 1SH;4
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THINGS NEEDED BESIDES GOLD
Gold is the metal men tear their hearts about
but there are other treasures in the boso mof Mother
Naaure just as valuable and just as necessary in
the march of human progress.
Take zinc for example. That is not being produced
as rapidly as the demands for it in the marts of trade.
There are over 7,000,000 radios working in the country
today and each one of them consumes more than a
pound of zinc per year as well as lead.
Sulphur production is not keeping pace with the de
mands of the paper pulp industry, and will fall sadly be
hind as pulp manufacturers get -going in the North,
bead is still maintaining a high market value because
industrial demands are outstripping production of old
mines or finding of new ones. Copper is barely holding
its own although there are great deposits of this metal
in various parts of the earth, yet it is safe to say that
copper will never go to lower price levels than it main
idiiiS today and unless new deposits are opened the
price will rapidly increase, since copper demands are so
steadily growing.
These are reasons why Alaska prospectors should'
- ~ir e^es wide open. This country carries many'
minerals besides gold. The prospector who knows only
gold ore may be walking across a fortune in vanadium
or copper or zinc or sulphur or iron and not cognizant
of the fact. Its time for diversification in mineral thot.
A fellow who has the ability to score high in an intel
ligence test is probably too itelligent to waste time at it.
The Golden Fleece that Jason took back to Colchis is
but a symbol of the untold riches they found in the East
and brought back to their own native land.
And another reason: when we look back over war we
find that it spells “raw.”
The death rate in this country is anything above 45
miles an hour.
Stockholders in mining companies are the Argo
nauts of today.
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running water. A'so 10 acres in Chernofski
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PRICES REASONABLE
For further information communicate with
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Added To Seward’s
Roster Of Progress
Another recruit to the rapidly
speeding march of progress in Sew
ard has been added in the person
of Max Peyser, well known in sev- ,
eral towns of Alaska as an expert
[tailor, who will open a new place of
[business in the Admiral Building
[on Fourth Avenue Monday. He also
[adds a new accomplishment for the
'well being of Seward citizens in the
[fact that in addition to carrying on
[a general tailoring business, and
jthe cleaning, pressing and repair-!
iing of ladies and gents apparel he j
will clean and block hats and re- !
model furs.
For eight years Mr. Peyser con- !
ducted the leading tailoring estab
lishment at Anchorage on the busi- ,
■Ft corner of that town. He has al
so conducted his business for four j
[years in Cordova and two years in
Juneau. He arrived here last week
with his son, Edward, seven yeai s :
old, having spent eight weeks in
Southeastern Alaska on a hunting
trip following the closing of his An- '
chorage shop.
IMPROVING SPRINGS
F. M. Leach, owTrer of the Circle
Hot Springs went to Fairbanks re
cently to receive medical attention
for a broken rib. Mr. Leach has
• :ad a large crew of men doing con
struction work at the Springs, 10
cottages having been finished.
Some improvement work on the
road from Central House to the
Springs has been done and more is
planned for next spring says the
News Miner.
Mrs. Josephine Mci-Jae, propria
tor of a restaurant and rooming
i ousc at Talkeetna, wa o"
in her rooms several days ago and
her body was brought to Anchorage
last week.
THE NEW VANITY VEST POCK
ET KODAKS WITH F63 LENS ARE !!
HERE. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop. ! rr;
LIBERTY
THEATER
TONIGHT 7 AND 9 SHARP
Again we have a great picture, starring
IRENE RICH
in
A stirring story of a military outpost in India
full of thrilling action—uprisings of natives—
desert horrors-crazed men.
A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE MIDST
OF LONELY MEN AT A DESERT OUTPOST
The unlawful desire of the men—the unrea
onable jealousy of the husband—the flight—
the return—the killing—the final escape of
the woman—the after effects— all in this
thrilling play.
THE DESIRED WOMAN
A VERY INTERESTING FEATURE
And to make you laugh will show you the joy
ous Billy Bevan in the two-reel comedy—
FLIRTY FOUR FLUSHER
And a Fable
SUNDAY ONLY
The daring—
FRED THOMSON
And his beautiful horse Silver King in the fine
Western story.
'ARIZONA NIGHTS’
A great tale of the open spaces by
STEWART EDWARD WHITE
And with it we will give vou a two-reel comedy
“HOOT MON”
Starring Bobby Vernon. Also a Fox News
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JUST A REMINDER THAT WE HAVE THE
FINEST STOCK OF PENDLETON BLAN
KETS - SHAWLS - MOTOR ROBES AND
BATH ROBES IN ALASKA
WHILE THESE BLANKETS HAVE WON THEIR
WAY TO FAME THROUGH THE GREAT OUTDOORS
THEIR WONDERFUL INDIAN DESIGNS MAKE
THEM INDISPENSABLE FOR MANY NEEDS IN
THE HOME
-FOR SLEEPING PORCHES
-AS COUCH COVERS
-AS SLUMBER ROBES
Wc also have a wonderful line of Pendleton virgin wool
bed blankets in the latest designs.
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
Agents for Dupont Powder and Homelite Generators