Lindy s Sister Ship
To Get Severe Test
SYDNEY, Sept. 11, (TP)—Captain
Frank Reiley, Australian explorer,
will shortly leave for a flight to Eng
land and back, covering 23,000 miles
in the "Spirit of Australia” a sister
plane to Lindberg’s “Spirit of St.
Douis.” He will be accompanied by
Flying1 Officer Moir.
THE NEW BRUNSWICK PORTA.
BLE ARE HERE AT $27.50. SCHAL.
LERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
\
CARA NOME
FACE POWDER
Delights every woman who de.
sires and endeavors to pre
serve her youthful appearance.
And the powder will stay on
until! you want it off.
Fragrant with the entrancing
Cara Nome Perfume.
$2.00
SEVUD«GOlFil
Eliwyn Swetmann
YhQ Store
For any kind of
GENERAL REPAIRING
G. THORKELSON 1
Leave Call at The NORTHERN
Typewriters and sewing machines
made as good as new
Rowland Captures
TYans-continental Air
Derby Race Prize
LOS ANGELES, Sept., 11, (/P)—
The trans-continental Class A air
race ended here and Earl Rowland
of Wichita, in his Cessna monoplane,
was declared to be the unofficial
winner. Twenty other survivors of
the 37 who started arrived in rap.
id succession.
Bake of Pittsburg, in his Moth
plane, came in second and Rankin of
Portland, in a Waco, third.
AIR TAKES TOLL
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Sept. 11. (/P)—
i George Stowell, twenty three year old
' Detroit pilot and Gil., Merrym.m
I twenty three also of Detroit and
traffic manager of the Stout Airways
•were killed here today when their air
plane crashed at the municipal air
port.
THE MOST COMPLETE NEW
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIF
TIONS TAKEN. Schallerer's Alask
Shop.
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS A
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
| SPECIAL PRICE |
1 $11.00
I BIG PREINVENTORY SALE WILL I
1 BE CONTINUED FOR TEN DAYS f
| Urbach StValade
fiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiimimimiimmiimimm
The New Johnson Giant,
Racing Motor
Developing 25 H. P. is now ready for delivery.
Call, write or wire for new Johnson catalogue and price list.
TH ERF'S A MODEL FOR EVERY PURSE AND PURPOSE,
FROM $115.00 UP F. O. B. FACTORY
We are Agents for Seward arid Southwestern Alaska.
Johns on
Outboard ^ ^Motors
-jj LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETA
| BLES AT ALL TIMES
i! B. & H. BRAND MAYONAtSE—B. & H. BRAND SANDWICH
jj SPREAD—B. & H. BRAND THOUSAND ISLAND DRESSING
jj Our own homemade product
! Made with the National Mayonnaiser in a strickly sanitary
jj way- MacJe of fresh ranch eggs. Pure salad oil and best spices.
For a rainy day there is nothing like an
Alligator coat. Let us show you the new,
snappy, stylish Aviation Model, Featherweight
Alligator. Made of balloon silk, lined with
broadcloth, these coats are extermely light
weight, yet warm enough for colder weather. ,j
HAVE YOU GIVEN
YOUR HUNTING OUTFIT ? =|j
As usual we have a complete line of outdoor §=§
clothing. Duxbak Water-repellent Pants, Coats Hf
and Hats, Alligator Featherweight Pants and H=
Short Coats, Rubber Beets, light and heavy
weight Shupacs. high and low cut leather ==;
shoes, W'ool socks in all weights, Oregcn City, Hi
Pendleton and Neustadter Shirts.
LUGGAGE OF THE EETTER KIND
Wheary Wardrolas — Wheary Airdrolas
Ladies Fitted Cases — Gladstones — Hand K
Bags — Suit Cases — Steamer Trunks
Steamer Wardrobes and Tray Trunks.
"FLORSHEIM SHOES” M
Starr Is Heavyladen
Messenger Of Xmas
Cheer Westerners
Christmas comes but one? a yen'
in the. far Bristol Bay region on the
shores ot Bering Sea and friends of
those who live th/ar-e are well cogniz
ant of the fact.
They plan many weeks ahead, ac
cording- to the mail that went out on
|the S. S. Starr yesterday from the
Port of Seward. The stack of mail
bags stood almost as high as the
[warehouse roof on the City dock, and
jmany of the packages wet’s marked,
I “Not to be opened till Christmas.”
Bristol Bay, Dillingham and envir
ons are not favored with frequent
steamship service and i; behooves
early mailing if friends ate to be re.
membered. Therefore the Starr car- ;
ries Christmas Cheer even tit this j
early date
How Lovely To Spit
In Bronze Cuspidors
Under Mahogany
—
SEATTLE, Sept. 11, (/P)—Governor j
Roland Hartley, displaying his eapi. I
tol furniture exhibit at Cleelum, stat- j
ed that the bronze cuspidors pur.
| chaed by the State for $100, orginal
ly cost the sellers $40, in Tacoma.
Governor Hartley, Auditor Clatfsen
and Land Commissioner Clark V.
Savidge are the members of the
State Capitol Committee which
' bought the capicol furtuishings. A
| voucher, on file at Olympia, showing
the cuspidors purchase was approved
April 8, 1927, by the unanimous con.
sent of the Committee and that the
I voucher was signed by F A. Hartley,
chairman.
WILD HONEY TOBACCO THE |
MASTER MIXTURE. SCHALLER.!
ER’S ALASKA SHOP.
DEVELOPING PRINTING AND
ENLARGING FOR THE BEST RE.
SULTS AT Schatlorer’s Alaska Shop
I
Police follow Death
Trail In $16,090090 |,
Graft Investigation ;
ji
NEW YORK, Sept. 11. (#>)—Sev-1 f
eral mediums were brought to the:
stage whereon police are endeavor. ■
ing to reconstruct the drama that led
the suicide or murder of William
D. Olier, an important witness in the !
Queens Sepel investigation.
Tlie names of two other men, both
of whom figured in the investigation
into an alleged $16,000,000 graft, in
the placing of sewer contracts and
whose deaths were investigated by
the authorities, received renewed at
tention
DUNHILL PIPES AND TOBAC j
COS. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
LUTHERAN SERVICES
Lutheran church services will be
Lelcl in Seward Wednesday evening
t S o'clock in the Episcopal church,
.ccording to announcement by Rev.
I. Kuring who will arrive tomorrow
roim Anchorage.
TRAFFIC ON A
NICE SUNDAY 15
ONLY AS DENSE A
THE DRIVERS.
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Gardening iinpliments
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