AVIKTOR ADDS MYSTERY
TO DEATH OMEN
MOSCOW, Aug. 1, (/P)—The Malm
gren mystery was again brought
sharply to public attention when avi<^
tor Chuehnovsky made an official i»e_
port to the Soviet Relief Commission,
repeating that he saw three figures
on th»3 ice when he located the Malm,
gren party on an ice floe on July 10.
When the icebreaker Krassin reached
the flo*2. only two men, Mariano and
Zappi, were found.
THESE ARE KODAK DAYS. QUALI.
TV DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.
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WITCH HAZEL
A soothing lotion for sprains
and bruises.
Many men use it as a facial
astringent after shaving.
An invigorating body rub
thiat brings pleasing relief to
tired limbs.
.75 per pint.
Eflwyti Swetmann
Th» Entail Ston
JEWEL PURCHASE IS
SEIZED BE POLICE
NEW YORK, Aug. 1. (jP)—Jewels
valued at §480,000, the gems including
two ropes of pearls costing $130,000
and a $90,000 brooch, containing 200
diamonds, weua seized in a Fifth Ave.
shop by the sheriff on a writ of repie.
vin which was obtained by the Wiana.
maker store.
The Wanamaker Company charges
that the jewels w»are sold illegally to
Harry Winston, by Mrs. Marie J. Les.
He, housekeeper for Mrs. Isaac Emer.
son of Baltimore, wife of the Bromo
Seltzer king. Mrs. Leslie is alleged
to have usod Mrs. Emerson’s account
to obtain them on approval from the
Wanamaker stores in Phiadelphia and
New York. Winston said he bought
the jewels from Mrs. Leslie for
§91,000.
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Aug. 1, (£>)—
Major Louis D. Taylor was resting
comfortably in the General hospital,
following an operation on his skull.
The skull was injured when the
mayor was struck on the back of the
head by the propeller of an airplane
from wiiich he 'had just landed, after
a flight from Seattle and Victoria.
KAISER THRONE PLOT ?
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 1. (/P)—The
Socialist newspaper "Het Volk” de.
claims that the former German Kai
ser's attempt to further his design of
remounting the Imperial throne have
been mad»s the subject of a formal
protest to the Dutch Government.
ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR
SALE at J. L. Graef.
MASTER MIXTURE. SCHALLER.
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HOT WEATHER IS
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BUY A SUIT OF SHORTS FROM URBACH
AND ENJOY THE HEAT
A new shipment of shirts just received
$150
and up
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The Store With A Conscious
When you think of shoes think Urbach’s
The perfect
double-boiler
* The new Aluminex double-boiler
is just about the prettiest thing
you ever saw. You must have one
of them in your kitchen.
You can cook your favorite ce
reals and puddings in it without
fear of sticking or scorching, for
the inside surface is just as smooth
and highly polished as the out
side. And that makes it easy to
clean. Plain soap and water and
an ordinary dish cloth are all you
need. That saves the surface—
and saves your hands, too.
The new dome cover has the
knob inset, and that gives you a
handy level surface on top for
heating or warmin g other dishes.
The knob is made ofThermoplax
—a material that won’t burn,
crack, come loose or discolor even
at intense oven heat*
Aluminex
The aluminum ware with the
smooth inside finish
Cook your cereal at night in a
heat-regulated oven and have
thoroughly cooked cereal in the
morning. There is plenty of room
for the water; it can’t boil dry.
Come in and let us show yon th»*«
double-boiler and all the other
beautiful and cleverly designed
Aluminex utensils. Here is the
kind of aluminum you have al
ways wanted.
HARDWARE DEPT. ADAMS 80
Youneed1
Florsheims
l
We're Dot
Doctors!
But when a fellow tells us his feet
hurt we prescribe FLORSHEIM
shoes!
Florsheims make foot troubles
fade away forever. They give you
snug-fitting, ”easy-riding” all
day-long comfort—and we don’t
, mean perhaps!
CLOTHING DEPT. MADISON 80
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1. (£>)—
Mark A. McGann Jr., son of the weal.!
thy peninsula realty operator, iwas
burned to disath in the ruins of his
wrecked automobile, on the Bayshore
Highway. His companion John Pres. |
ton, Sanford Varsity football player,!
escaped with slight injuries.
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MEXICO CITY, Aug. 1. (£>)—Louis
Mororjes, political foe of Gen. Obregon |
! and who resigned from the Ministry of
j Labor at the behest of Agrarian ele.
ments, is being sought by police who
| aro investigating the Obregon assas.
sination, according to the Associated
Press.
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FRENCH TRIM BEARDS
PARIS, Aug. 1. (/P)—Beards, tra.
ditional in France, are ?tadualiy
disappearing and Frenchmen are be
coming as smooth-shaven as Ameri
cans. Only at the chamber o1' depu
ties is the beard still seen at its
best.
SHEET MUSIC, Schatterer's Alaska
Shop.
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS A
SchaMerer’s Alaska Shop.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef Is unex
celled.
THE MOST COMPLETE HEW,
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIP
TIONS TAKEN. Schallerer’s Atask
Shop.
VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
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M
OSIERY SPECIALS
Cliiffo-net hose .:. $1.95 pair
Silk chiffon pointed heel hose .... $1.00 pair
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Gardening impliments
sheet metal work and plumbing
Paints and Oils
Colman lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
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Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska