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DON’T OVERLOOK OUR BIG
STOCK OF SHIRTS, PAJAMAS.
WIDE RANGE OF SHIRTS FOR
MEN AND BOYS
Broadcloths, silks, ponge, mad—
ras, and wool.
New Pajamas of printed percale
silk mixed. Tans, Blues. Greys.
GIVE HIM A PAIR OF
SHOES OR OXFORDS
FLORSHEIMS
NETTLETON
HONORBILT
ROBERT J. RAND
$7.00 to $13.50
THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE
SLIPPERS!
Romeos, Cavaliers and many
other styles for men
Slippers have long been recog—
nized as an ideal Xmas Gift.
They make better gifts when they
are smart and comfortable as the
ones we are showing.
LADIES FELT HOUSE SLIP
PERS AT REDUCED PRICES.
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SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS
ARE COMPLETE
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%
%
| “ Quality First ”
HAWKINS CORP. First”
„,The heaviest medicinal petro
leum oil that flows out of a well.
9ositive!y thorough and complete
in its intestinal lubricating prop
irties and without taste or color.
$1.00
The oJUL Store
(Elwyn Swetmann)
'FIB ALASKAN PLANE
i AfTERINORLD RECORD
| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 13. (#>)—
1 The nlane Southern Cross, formerly
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! the Wilkins Detroiter, took off from
j Mills Field at 8f23 Sunday morning
i in an attempt to break the world re
! cord of 52 hours and 22 minutes for
| a sustained flight.
SHIP SALES GAIN
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. (£>)—In
| creased public interest in yachting
I and water racing have brought about
j a substantial gin in the wooden
shipbuilding industry n New England,
the Department of Commerce says.
The announcement was based on a
recent survey made jointly by the
Department and the New England
1 Council.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Olsen, well
| known Anchorage couple after
■ sojourning in Fairbanks for some
months, arrived in Seward yesterday
euroute to the States.
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CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS
AXMINISTER RUGS
CONGONIAL RUGS
VACUMN CARPET CLEANERS
DOLLS TOYS NOVELTIES
MORE STOCK AND MORE CHEAPER AT
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo., Dec. 19. |
(TP)—A new gold ore body, assaying
from $100 to $2,000 a ton, has been dis-}
covered at the 2G00-foot level of the j
Portland mine according to reports. <
Twenty-six feet of the new vein,
which is from five to eight feet wide, j
already has been explored. The mag-;
nitude of the find has not yet been
appraised by mine officials.
The new ore body was discovered
while “run-around” operations were in
progress to prevent a cavein during
• the removal of ore at the 3,000-foot
level. A passageway was being driv
| en around this deposit at the 2,600
; foot level when the new vein was cut.
Just how much of the picture ore:
| there iis in the vein has not been1 esti
I mated, nor has the extent of the new
| gated.
! The Portland is one of the oldest
| mihes in the Cripple Creek district.
It has paid out $11,900,000 in divi
!dends.
11 Lome Welty, former resident of
j Seward who has been carpentering in
Fairbanks for the last seven months,
arrived Saturday from Fairbanks en
route to Latouche.
Fred Anderson, who formerly liv
ed here but of more recent date from
Fairbanks, is among the local arri
vals on his way Outside.
WE DELIVER ANY TIME OF DAY
YOU WISH. FRYE.BRUHN CO.
Bath Robes For Xmas
Men and Women’s
$4.95 — $6.50 — $6.95
COPYRIGHT BY INTERWOVEN STOCKING OOMP«NY
Boys and Girls’ Bathrobes
— $2.50 —
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