ACTOR STRANGLES PARTNER
NEW YORK, April 28. (.f)—Lean
der P. Stepp, vaudeville actor,
strangled Ills stage partner,
Blanche Sommers, in a quarrel
over their joint $18 hotel bill and
then went to a nearby police sta
tion and surrendered.
SAFETY
FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS |
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PEOPLE WHO DEMAND THE 1
| BEST HAVE ASSOCIATED |
RELIABLE RUBBER GOODS |
WITH THE NAME I
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You’ll agree that a product
which continually increases
in popularity for 25 years
must possess unusual merit.
Kant leek Rubber Goods have
achieved such a reputation
for durability and dependa
bleness that thousands of
people each year pass up
opportunities to get hot wat
er bottles which, seem to be
good on the surface at half
the price of Kantleek. Sold
only at Rexall Drug Stores.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
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ELWYN SWETMANN
PHONE MAIN 132
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M. & W. CLUB
WARD A MITCHELL
Where good fellows get
together.
SEWARD’S
POPULAR
CARD ROOM
COAL MAN LEAVES
. I Oscar Anderson, president of
'Evan Jones Coal Company, who
has been in Seward for the past
l few days in connection with the
[ loading of 1,600 tons of his com
. pany’s product aboard the SS Os
tego and several -hundred tons on
'other vessels, departed today for
J his Anchorage headquarter.
| VETOES PRESCRIPTION BILL
| - ALBANY, N. V., April 28. (.-*’) -
[•Governor Franklin D. Kooscv.lt
11 vetoed a bill passed by uie i.gis
|! lature designed to allow physicians
j! of New York to prescribe any
| quantity of liquor they saw fit for
11 patients regardless of restrictions
i'of the Volstead Act.
Jack Feltz, old time resident of
the Lake Kenai country, departed
today for home after a few
days in town.
PAID NO RANSOM
ST. LOUIS, April 28. (£>;—'The
Post-Dispatch, in a copyrighted
story, says Doctor I. D. Kelley,
wealthy specialist who was kid
napped a week ago and released
by his captors unharmed, as far
as is known, paid no ransom.
Kelley was turned over to a re
porter after a mysterious tele
| phone call on a lonely road.
The SS Otsego, big Libby, McNeil
* & Libby cannery steamer, complet
, pd taking on coal cargo early
; yesterday and departed for the
1 South.
High school students were busy
as bees last evening in Odd Fel
lows hall decorating the hall for
the May Day Dance Friday night.
There are approximately 200 tons j
of general cargo on board the SS j
Yukon, enroute to the Port of |
Seward, for discharge here.
HOME LAUNDRY
Una McDonald j I
Phone Adams ITT ) |
Will call and deliver I %
> Send your fine fabrics here j
GORGEOUS UP-TO-DATE MODELS
in Chilton Evening Gowns—Lovely Bridge Prizes and
Stamped Rayon Pillows, carefully selected by Mrs. Blue.
INSPECT OUR LARGE STOCK OF
WORK SHOES
^©OD LEATHER
Throughout .
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LEATHER ^
COUNTER POCKETS'
SOLE LEATHER
COUNTERS
PULL VAMPS
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^SOUO LEATHER HEELS 1
SOLID LEATHER SOLES & INSOLES
'star brand shoes are better*'
$3.95 * $6.00
Urbach & Valade
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It’s Decorating and Cleaning Time in
The Northland
We have just received a brand new stock of
FULLERS DECORATING MATERIALS
New, quick-drying decorating enamel
New quick-drying floor enamel
Paints and Kalsomine ; come in all colors
(And we have them)
QUICK-DRY BOAT PAINT
(Something new)
Also, Copper Paint for Boats. White Lead, Turpentine,
Boiled Oil, Varnish and Afl Sizes of Brushes
in any quantity you want
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
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We thoroughly appreciate your business and sincerely
hope that this accomplishment on our part will merit a
continuance of your valued patronage.
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Brown & Hawkins Corn.
Phone
Clo. Dept. Mad. 80
Fuel Dept. » Phone
Phone Mad. 80 I Gro. Dept. Main 1
Phone
Hdwre. Dept. Adams 80
SEWARD —
QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
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THEM MS
Billed for tonight’s program is
the play of the great Edith Whar
ton novel “The Children,” which
ran serially in the Pictorial Re
view. This novel was chosen as
one of the 12 best ones of the
year and the play has proven as
god as the book.
Mary Brian and six children
give an unusual and wonderful
performance.
Jack Duffy and Anne Cornwell j
are in the comedy.
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HUGE LOAN AMOUNT
j WASHINGTON, Aprli 28, (IP)—
j Loans under the legislation pass- ;
|ed by the last Congress on April j
118 totalled $562,360,940 to 1,482,672*
! holders of compensation certifi- j
cates. The Veterans’ bureau has j
an additional 315,500 applications
pending. t
New^ veins of quicksilver have been
found in the shafts of a mine at
Middletown, Calif., which was once
controlled by James Rolph, Sr., the
father of California’s governor.
“Two Hearts In Waltz Time,” one of the
lateet Brunswick record* at the Alaaka Shop,
a
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Captain Befole Berger
Seward, diaefca
DISCOVERER
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Intended particularly for police
motorcycles, a mercury switch shuts!
off the engine automatically when j
the machine is placed on its side. !
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List roar labor winb with a*; we will
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On the Main Street '
Seward. Alaska
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— HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES —
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Linoleum, Glass
TINNING and PLUMBING (
Phone Madison 87
J. L. Graef
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
We have mi joyed the confidence of Seward
and Alaska people since the opening of this
banking institution—for over 25 years.
Travelers’ Checks
Resources, $600,000
Bank of Seward
Seward •
Alaska
We pay 4 per cent interest compound semi
annually *n all savings accounts.
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