DISCOVERS ORE BODIES
A discovery of ore bodies whic
may mean much to Alaska and tb
Alaska railroad has been made b
W. J. Shannon, well known old
timer of the Interior, who has dc
voted a number of years to pros
pecting in th Kantishna an
Mount McKinley districts.
TOMORROW’S TIDES
High water 10:33 a. m. 8.5 ft.
Low water 4:13 a. m. 0.6 ft.
High water 10:31 p. m. 9.0 ft.
Low water 4:32 p. m. 2.1 ft.
The electric plant
with the reach
Before you buy .-n c’ccrr’c plant
for your farm had e..r U-v/ar
its current , ill c.u-rv.
Tins i.i a^ue.-tion of voltage.
With lovv-.voltn-’.c cur re: t a L t
hundred fort is the limit. But
with the Kohler Automatic’s
110-volt, long-distance current,
almost ;:n/ distance you might
name, on the largest farm, is
within easy reach.
You ought to see this great little
power plant—the one without
storage batteries. Our Kohler
Automatic is ready fora demon
stration any time you say. either
here or on your own premises.
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KOHLER
AUTOMATIC
POWER&LIG HT
I, SURVEYORS GO TO AFOGNAK
! TO LAY OUT LINE TO
FISH HATCHERY
j With the completion of the Hope
j Sunrise section of the Moose Pass
highway which is now graveled
! there is a continuous stretch of
| 45i/2 miles of fine road open for
I travel, according to R. C. Ingram,
| resident engineer of the U. S. bur
|eau of public roads who is in town
I alter a final trip of inspection in
that district. With the Palmer
; creek highway open for traffic it
j | gives 58 miles of fine road ready
. for the automcble and truck. Mr.
j Ingram is leaving on theS.S.Starr
: with four members of the bureau
! force to survey a 3V2 mile road
: from Afognak Bay to the fish hat
Seattle ice cream and fresh
candies at Sylvia’s.
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AT PRESENT LOW PRICES
We'll deliver it immediately or
at any later date you wish. We
handle all kinds, hard and soft,
in all sizes-—free from slate and
well screened.
Alaska Transfer
Phone Main 81
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It’s a rare treat on a warm day—or on a cool
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Printing developing
Ivory and Curios
Magazines
Candies
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chery at Afognak Lake where con
struction work will probably begin
in the spring.
With the completion of the Hope
Sunrise work most of the crew was
laul off, but a number were trans
ierred to the Kenai River road
where 10 men will be employed for
about six weeks on the Schooner
Bend bridge. As soon as this crew
] finishes at Schooner Bend they
will bring their equipment to mile
18 and repair the damage done by
fbe recent flood, under the direc
rion of Mr. Frost. One of the main
(i*:ems of this work will be a 40-foot
; span at the north end of the bridge
I at. Mineral creek or what might be
called the main channel of the
Resurrection river at Mile four.
jThis woik will be done this fall if
weather conditions do not forbid.
During the summer the road
builders have completed the re
conditioning of the old road up to
I ynx creek on the Johnson high
way in the Forks-Lynx creek sec
tion. The Johnson Pass highway
I'wves the Alaska Railroad and
comes down Cm von creek to make
1 • hway 30 miles from Moose Pass
station.
A re-survey has been made from
mile eight on the Moose Fass route
:o Cooper’s Laming which is the
connecting link between the Moose
Pass and Kenai river highways.
This relocation is about 12 miles j
and the highway will be run along j
higher ground. Another survey has I
been made near the head of Crow!
creek which will extend that road :
two miles further to roach seme of I
’he mining properties that are be
ing opened up in that district.
Treated piling has been ordered 1
hr the repair and bridge work on
ihe Kenai Lake highway out of
Seward.
“As an engineer I am not per
mitted to express my veiws for pud
ccaton.” said Mr. Ingram, "but 11
Jon’t mind telling you that I lik„ J
that idea of a road up Resurrection ,
iver to connect with the rest of the j
■ork we have done over there a .d
THE NEW HESSON PIPES ARE
HERE. THEY CANNOT COLLECT;
•‘GOO’’ OR GET STRONG. $4.00 AND
$7.50 EACH. GUARANTEED. SCHAL.
LERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR
SALE at J. L. Graef.
the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.
Don’t overlook hearing
A B
The high-wave reception range of the Grebe
dial (B) —from 550 down to 240 meters—
equals the practical tuning range of the
usual receiver. The low-wave range of the
Grebe dial (A) provides additional recep»
tioa down to 150 meters.
You Don’t Need
Two Radio Receivers
OVER 100 existing stations,
with worth-while programs,
are beyond the reach of the average
receiver because it cannot tune
below 240 meters.
Thus, to get both high and low
wave stations requires two
receivers—unless you own a Syn
chrophase. Due to its Lout-Wave
Extension Circuits—exclusively
Grebe—it will receive all stations
from 550 down to 150 meters. One
dial covers this complete range.
Ask tot a demonstration of this
and tha other recent Greb* de
velopments ; than compete.
C^ebE
StfNCHROPHASE
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ODD FELLOWS, ATTENTION
Resurrecton Lodge No. A-7 will
on its next regular meeting night,
j 'Thursday October 11th) have work
m the Second Degree wherefore it
■' desirable that all the members
11 town would put in an appear
ance. Visiting Brothers are cordial- I
b invited to attend the ceremonies.
OLE SANDBEK, i
Noble Grand. !
BRINGS HALIBUT
The halibuter Rolph No. 2, owned
jbv Capt. Pete Sather came into the
I Fort of Seward yesterday from the
:Nuka Bay region with 5,000 pounds
jol halibut which were delivered to
I the cold storage plant of the San
Juan Fishing & Packing Co.
giving a wonderful scenic route out
of Seward. T wouldn't be surprised
to see such a road one of these
days.”
Going to Afognak with Mr. Ing- !
ram are Bob Willis, transit man;
Bill Estes, head chainman; Ray i
Wilkerson, rear chainman and W. j
Neil rodman. The party possibly!
may make the Starr on return trip !
if the conditions of survey are not j
too severe.
DEVELOPING PRINTING AND i
ENLARGING FOR THE REST RE
SULTS AT Schallerer-’s Alaska Shop i
EVANGELISTIC SERVICES
will be held in
tiie episcopal church
SUNDAY
Sunday School 11 A. RI.
Gospel Service 7:30 P. M.
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* W. R. Macpherson will deliver
*j* the Message at the evening
Service, Everybody invited.
OVER THE EAST TRAIL
Heart trouble caused the sudden
demise of Victor Nelson at Anchor
age at the age of 64. ne had been
attached to the railroad for many
years end a member of B. B Mo. 1
crew.
THE NEW VIVA TONAl COLUM.
GIA PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH IS
MUST BE SEEN AND HEARD TO
BE APPRECIATED. SCHALLERER'S
LASKA SHOP.
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ROLLINS
The Best HOSIERY on the MARKET
Run Stop in Every Pair
Narrow French or Printed Heel
THE BLUE SHOP
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SALES
MONTH IN THE YEAR
1928 SALES DATES
OCTOBER 24
NOVEMBER 21
DECEMBER 12
SPECIAL SALES HELD ON REQUEST OF SHIP.
PERS. ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS WHEN
REQUESTED