VANCOUVER SCHOOL ElOY !
UPSETS IILL THE DOPE
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. 2, (IP)—A
Canadian school boy from Vancouver,
B. C., Percy Williams, sprang froim
obscurity to fame by beating thte
•world’s greatest sprinters in the
Olympic 100 meter final in 10 minutes!
and four.fifths seconds. Frank Wyk.
off, American favorite, finished fourth.
'Plie yacht Malibu, of Los Angeles,
wih a pary of eight on boa'.l left
Ketchikan last week for the South
after a cruise of two weeks in Alas
ka waters, during which time Wraa
£i3l.l, Petersburg, Juneau, Skagway,
Sitka and c*ber points of interest
were visited.
TRY
THE
DRUG
- STORE
FIRST
EJlwyn Swetmano
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BUYS HIGH AREA IN
GOLOMDO GOLD GIF
LAKE CITY, Colo., Aug. 2. (#*)—A
high spot in mining during the wee;:
has been the outright purchase by
the Silver Queen Mining Company
of the Hills and Queen oi' the West
lodes on Hotchkiss mountain, close
to the Hiwassee-Black Crook and
Colden Fleece mines of world repute
as good producers.
With the ATineral claim purchased
some time ago, the Silver Queen
company reports it is now absolute
owner of a large acreage of the most
valuable territory on Hotchkiss
1 mountain, having approximately 2,
COO feet of the famous lima vein, I
said by some engineers to be the |
! most perfect type of a true fissure S
! vein in the San Juan.
John Rosness, Nuka Bay mining
| raau, who returned home a few days
! ago from the government hospital
iwhe’.e he unde.went treatment to
i his injured hip, is mending rapidly.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston, 2.3; Chicago, 4.7.
Washington, 5; Detroit, 10.
Philadelphia, 6; Cleveland, 4.
N«3w York, 12; St. Louis, 1.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle, 7; Portland, 5.
Hollywood, 8; Missions, 7.
Los Angeles, 5; San Francisco, 6.
Oakland, 6; Sacramento, 7.
"My grandfather lived to be nes
Iy 30 and : ever used glasses."
"Oh well. I know lots of ne>ple
who prefer to drink from a bottle."
ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR
SALE at J. L- Gcaef.
MASTER MIXTURE. SCHALLER. ,
WILD HONEY TOBACCO THE
| ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
HOT WEATHER IS
AROUND THE CORNER
BUY A SUIT OF SHORTS FROM URBACH
AND ENJOY THE HEAT
A new shipment of shirts just received
$150
and up
Urbach’s
The Store with a Conscience
When you think shoes think Urbach’s
The perfect
double-boiler i<
/
The new Aluminex double-boiler
is just about the prettiest thing
you ever saw. You must have one
of them in your kitchen.
You can cook your favorite ce
reals and puddings in it without
fear of sticking or scorching, for
the inside surface is just as smooth
and highly potahed as the out
side. And that makes it easy to
clean. Plain soap and water and
an ordinary dish cloth are all you
need. That saves the surface—
and saves your hands, too.
The new dome cover has the
knob inset, and that gives you a
handy level surface on top for
heating or warming other dishes.
The knob is made of Thermoplax
—a material that won’t burn,
crack, come loose or discolor even
at intense oven heat.
Aluminex
The aluminum war* with th*
smooth inside finish
Cook your cereal at night in a
heat-regulated oven and have
thoroughly cooked cereal in the
morning. There is plenty of room
for the water; it can’t boil dry.
Come in and let us show you this
double-boiler and all the other
beautiful and cleverly designed
Aluminex utensils. Here is the
kind of aluminum you have al
ways wanted.
HARDWARE DEPT. ADAMS 80
You need*
Florsheiirts
We’re Tlot
Doctors!
But when a fellow tells us his feet
hurt we prescribe FLORSHEIM
shoes!
Florsheims make foot troubles
fade away forever. They give you
snug-fitting, "easy-riding” all
day-long comfort—and we don’t
mean perhaps!
CLOTHING DEPT. MADISON 80
SPECIAL SARDINES 10c WHILE THEY LAST
GROCERY DEPT. MAIN 1
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD, ALASKA,
“QUALITY FIRST”
; TALKIES MIY SPREAD '
THAT Dll DRAWL
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HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2, (£>)-—Thej
years from now all American girls j
may be speakiing in a soft Southern j
j dialect.
j That is what some of the men |
who are making sound-pictures say j
about the effect of talking movies j,
on the future conversation or +he j
United States.
SAVED FROM DROWNING
Evelyn, seven year old daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Averill, of Fair,
banks, was saved from death by
drowning by Fred B. Parker. Bath,
ing in Bently’s slougli, .the girl had g0|
beyond her deptty and had already •
gon»e down several times when Fred j
saw her arms waving above the water.
He quickly swam out to her assist,
ance and brought her to shore.
FARTHEST NORTH
The farthest north and the farth
est west of international Gyro clubs
will be in Ketchikan. Notification
that the Young Men’s Business club
of Ketchikan had received in a tele
gram to Dwight A. Chase, president
of the Ketchikan club, from Edmund
L. Kagy, international secretary at
Cleveland.
SHEET MUSIC, SchaMerer’s Alaska
= Shop. r i7"
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS A
Schatlerer’s Alaska Shop.
Frye-Bruton’s Baby Beef Is une*
celled.
THE MOST COMPLETE NEW
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIP
TIONS TAKEN. Schallerer'o Alask
Shop.
VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Chiffo-net hose .. $1-95 pair
Silk chiffon pointed heel hose .... $1.00 pair
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