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Perry Cole makes the interesting
report that he has experimented
successfully with wheat raising on
his Kasilof homestead this season,
.says the Seldovia Herald. He put
a 200-foot square plot into wheat,
and the gain thrived excellently,
he said, and ripened to a fine ma
turity.
* This is the first flyer made with
Kasilof wheat, and the experiment
has been watched with great inter
est by Mr. Cole’s neighbors who
may locate at Kasilof when wheat
growing possibilities are proven.
The patch of wheat has been
out and stacked, ready for thresh
ing.
“Oat crops,’' said Mr. Cole, “are
considered the regular thing at
Kasilof, and now that it has been
demonstrated that wheat can be
successfully growm, why everybody
will be doing it. My belief is that
barley would thrive as well as the
other grains and I propose putting
out an experimental patch next
season.” •
Mr. Cole also had something to
say about his parden output, jiis
cabbages attained great size and
were of firm quality. Beets and
rutabagas left nothing to be de
sired. Potatoes were particularly;
good, he said. Also the onion de-;
velopment. Not large, it was ex
plained, but of exceptional firm-1
| ness and with all the attributes that |
go to make up the best imported
i onion.
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FEAR MAY LOST LIFE
Fear that George Miller, of Ket
chikan, may have lost his life at i
Dixon harbor, was arousel here
when a radio message was received
from Cape Spencer light station,
saying that James Peacock, Miller’s j
partner, had reached there asking I
that aid be dispatched at once toj
continue the search for Miller, re- j
ports the Ketchikan Chronicle.
TREASURY MINS OF
The Treasury Department’s Se
cret Service Division, in a state-■
merit just issued, warns those who
handle money to watch out for a
deceptive counterfeit $10 bill of good
workmanship. The statement fol
lows in full text:
Series of 1928; checker letter
“I;” face plate No. 155; back plate
number missing; W. O. Woods,)
Treasury of the United States; A. i
W. Mellon Secretary of the Treas-,
ury; portrait of Hamilton.
This is a deceptive counterfeit
printed on bleached genuine paper
from photo-etched plates of good'
workmanship. The portrait is
printed heavily, causing the finely
engraved cross hatch lines in the
oval background t® merge with
Hamilton’s coat, while the shading
about Hamilton’s eyes is executed
with too much emphasis, due to
faulty etching.
The latter characteristic is also
revealed in many broken lines in
the border lathe-work. On the
small ribbons which super-impose
the corner numerals on the back,
the tiny perpendicular shaded lines
crossing the word Ten are printed
to<^ heavily jn the counterfeit. Spe
cimen at hurui bears s'^ial number
A96276205A.
In view of the deceptive char
acter of this counterfeit, care should
be exercised in handling notes of
this variety and denomination.
PARROT BURIED WITH WOMAN
TENBY, Wales, Nov. 2. (A5)—Mrs.
Ileen Stuart Jones, wife of the
Vice Chancellor of the University
of Wales, was so fond of her pet
parrot that she asked in her will
that it be asphyxiated and buried
with her.
Take advantage of the Seward j
Steam Laundry’s offer for 50 per
cent off on all cleaning and press
ing jobs received on Monday. Sew
ard Steam Laundry.
ladies aid meet
I The Ladies Aid of the Seward
I Community Church will meet Wed
j nesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the
j home of Mrs. E. E. Reisner.
Christinas cards of Alaska views
made to your special order. AL
ASKA SHOP
.Miller’s Barber Shop
Shower Baths
Seward’s Pioneer
and Expert Barber
Fred C.'Miller, Prop.
THE PALACE
root SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Rooms
JOHN MATTICII, Prop.
Phone Main 55
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And pat yourself on the back for
your new Cellophane wrapper
with that tab which makes the
package so easy to open."
Dorothy Mackaill is the same fascinating,
rollicking personality in real life as the
parts she plays. Watch for Dorothy in her
next First National Picture, "Safe In
Hell. There is never a dull moment in any
of First National’s pictures starring thal
Mackaill girl.
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It’s toasted
Throat Protection—against irritation — against cough
And Moisture-Proof Cellophane Keeps
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TUNE IN The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evening over N. 6. C. networks.
*ls Miss Mackaill’a
Statement Paid
For?
You moy be interested in
knowing that not one cent
was paid to Miss Mackaili
to make the above state
ment. Miss Mackaili has
been a smoker of LUCKY
STRIKE cigarettes for 6
years. We hope the pub
licityherewith given willbe
as beneficial to her and to
First National, her produc
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LUCKIES istoyouand tous.
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Copr., 1931.
The Americas
Tobacco Co.
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