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HUGE LIST ULUS
THE PiSSJGE ETBBI5
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j For Seattle—T. W. Hawkins, Mrs
Bess Balch, Delonre Balch, George
: Marchand, Nels Johansen, Chas
i Zielke, T. A, Hammers, Tom Nich
1 olos, Jack Wheaton, ohn A. Erik
json, K. Saranoff, Maurice Moreno
i Mel Joliffe, Frank W. Garvey, Jack
: Eagan, Gus Fagelin, Paul Read
I shaw, A. Benson, Ed Anderson, Wm
; Heup, Wm. Black, Ella Johnson
: Mr. and Mrs. E. Hopkins, Mrs. G
■ Roberts, Bessie Wickman, Ricliarc
Wickman, Mr .and Mrs. C. K. Sears
Mrs. J. H. Fishey, Orville A. Han
sen. Carl Brandstetter, Mrs. Robina
! Lewes, Charles Brandstetter.
! Lois McGarvey, Dr. S. Morton
j Jerry Norland, Karl Messer, Waltei
; Pratt, J. D. Harland, Mrs. Lila S
; Harland, A. Hill, Wm. Melvin, Mrs
' J. E. Hopkin, J. E. Hopkin, Mr. and
j Mrs. L. Nerland, Sam Nelson, Julius
I Schaffrik, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lind
say, Mrs. M. Scott, M. L. Eckhart,
| Arnold Kobler. John Carlson, Mrs,
! Geo. Jenkins.
j Mrs. Ella Johnson, Isaac Smith,
| Zuler Thompson, I. L. Mayfield,
i Miss Dorothy Zimmerman, Mrs. J.
i J. Corey, Paul Crouin, Jack Scott,
Florence Jenkins, Henrietta Jen
kins.
For Juneau — Mrs. B. Patterson,
W. T. White, Miss Mable Briggs.
For Valdez — John Cook, H. P.
Sullivan, J. E. Mortimer, C. J. Todd,
Fred Erickson, E. A. Martin.
For Latouche—Don McGee, Chas.
Nelson, Andrew Anderson, Ole Hig
gins.
For Cordova—J. B. Larson. Wm.
LaFoy.
Warren Neil, tie inspector for
the Alaska Railroad left on this
morning’s train.
The Seward Chamber of Com
merce meets at its regular weekly
session tomorrow at noon in the
Electric Bakery and Grill.
PICTURES TAKEN
As a means whereby the histor
ical features of the development of
aviation out of Seward may be
more readily commemorated and
shown, enterprising Sewardites yes
terday obtained pictures of the
first air passengers of a plane to
make Seward its base for flying
operations- The picture was taken
of Marshal and Mrs. W. N. Reed
of Naknek, who will fly with Pilot
Barnhill and McGee from Anch
orage to their home at Naknek.
C- L. Higgins. The fliers remained
here overnight and this morning
departed for Anchorage.
MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now
open for business at the residence
of Mrs. W. H. Sennett. Phone Main
94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed
operator.
ALASKA FISHERMEN
Bargains in boat equipment. Stuf
fing boxes, bearings, propellors
(new and used), gear pumps, etc.
Wm* H. Baker, 59 Pond St., Quincy,
Mass.
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LIGHT POWER and TELEPHONE SERVICE
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALL MAIN 0
ALL HATS REDUCED ONE-THIRD
UP-TO-DATE WEARABLE
STYLES
ONE OF THESE ITEMS
ARE LAWN RAKES WITH RUBBER TEETH
BUT ARE ALL REAL VALUES WITH A
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WORLD-WIDE STANDARD
RETAIL PRICE
Filson and John Rich Cruisers, Breeches, Shirts and Caps
Oregon City and Pendleton Shirts — Medlicott and Park
Mill Underwear for men; any quality you want.
Manhattan Dress Shirts — Cheney Bros. Neckwear
Fowncs Gloves — Phoenix and Holeproof Dress
Half Hose, in Silk, Silk and Wool, and Case
mere—any sizes up to 12
Stetson Hats and Caps and Knapp Felt Caps
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Nettleton, Florsheim and Osteopathic Shoes and Oxfords,
all sizes in Blacks and Tans — Currin-Grcen Trail
Leather Shoes — Ball Brand and U. S. Pacs
One-Piece Leather Tops 12”, 14” and 16”
All Sizes up to 12.
Woods and O’Jay Sleeping Bags — Blankets and Quilts
Plenty of them in Standard makes and weights
GIVE US A CALL — IT WILL COST YOU NOTHING
TO LOOK THEM OVER
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Gro. Dept. Main I *’uei Dept. Mad. 80 C«o. Dept. Mad. 80 Hdwe. Dept. Adams 80
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“GEODUCK” FOR NOISE
The interference detector and
trouble finder of the U. S. Sig
nal Corps has been received by the
officer in charge of the Seward
Signal Corps and in a few days
will be put to work in locating
sources of interference to Seward
broadcast reception for the Seward
Radio Club, in cooperation with
the officer in charge here.
STARR—XMAS SHIP
When the SS. Starr leaves for
the Westward it leaves on its
Christmas trip to the comunities
it serves and will bring Christ
mas mail, gift s, food and a
Christmas spirit, to the residents
of that area. As an outward ex
pression of Christmas time and of
j cheer a Christmas tree has been
! propped atop each of the masts
| of the ship.
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i Construction of the Seward Air-{
| port hangar by Thody and Senft
was scheduled to start today.
Read our ad for special cleaning;
and pressing announcement. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
The biack and orange Stinson
plane of Barnhill and McGee has
been assembled and this morning
at 3:15 the plane took off with
Pilot W. H- Barnhill at the con
trols for Anchorage. The plane
was in Anchorage 45 minutes later.
Occupants of the plane when it
left Seward besides Pilot Barnhill
were L. McGee, Pilot A. G. Valley
and Mrs. Valley- The plane was
flown to Anchorage where skiis
will be put peparatory to making!
a flight to Naknek with Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Reed.
INSPECTOR LEAVES
Postal Inspector Jefferson Mar-i
chand, who yesterday flew to An
chorage with Arthur W. Johnson,
head of the Alaskan Airways in a
plane piloted by Joe Crosson, re
turned to Seward later yesterday
in another plane of the same com
pany, having received an urgent
message requesting his presence in
Seattle on the next boat South. He
left today on the SS. Victoria for
Seattle where he goes on govern
ment business.
SEWARD TEAM CHALLENGED
The Valdez Eagles’ basketball
team, through Delegate Todd to the
Seward Democratic Convention,
challenged any basketball team in
the fair city of Seward to come
over and try-—just try—-to teach
them new tricks. The Valdez boys
are rated as being quite clever at
the famous indoor game and will
welcome the opportunity to play
local fives.
BISHOP BENTLEY LEAVES
Tlie Venerable John B. Bentley,
Suffragen Bishop of Alaska, and
Mrs- Bentley, left on this morning’s
train for the Interior. Bishop
Bentley is assistant to Right Rev
Peter Trimble Rowe, Bishop of A1
aska. Bishop Bentley was elected
to his position at a recent Episco
pal Church Convention at Denver,
Colorado, and with Mrs. Bentley
arrived in Seward from the States
on the SS. Victoria. Bishop Bent
ley was formerly archdeacon of
the Yukon with headquarters at
Nenana.
FROM TEXAS
Len Clark, of Texas, was an ar
rival in Seward on the SS. Vic
toria, and today left for Hope
Pass where he intends to remain
and make his home with his bro
ther T. Clarke for the next four
or five years. Len Clarke was met
in Seward by is brother who came
in from Hope. Both departed on
this morning’s train.
Fresh Apples $2.25 to $3.00 per
box. Matanuska Potatoes $3.00 per
Cwt. Brown & Hawkins Corpora
tion.
Latest phonograph records by
Bing Crosby — “Many Happy Re
turns of the Day,” “Sweet and Love
ly.” ALASKA SHOP.
Send your cleaning and pressing
in on Monday to the Seward Steam
Laundry and take advantage of
our special one-half regular price
offer. Seward Steam Laundry.
For nerfeet comfort and protec
tion at night, crawl into a gen
uine Woods Arctic-—the real pio
neer eiderdown of the North.
Famous for warmth and light
ness. Improved by U2W Harwood
patent down equalizers. Best
value for over 25 years. Satisfac
tion responsibly guaranteed.
Get yours early, from your dealer.
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