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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 1!). IS' 4
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THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
September stands for many things. It is a time for
business to let out a notch in the belt and get ready for
expansion, the holiday and winter trade. A fine time—
September.
The children are now all in school; the gray skies;
a little snappier air, a number of beautiful days; surely
the beginning of fall.
Summer is behind. If you have lived brightly
joyously, honorably and conscientiously and industriously
it would seem that the rest of the year will take care of
itself. Here in Seward it is a time for rejoicing; ample
work for all and everyone in good health. Surely there
is nothing wrong with this September!
A1 Smith declines to lay any bricks except those
William Allen White and John Straton threw.
The announcement of Paul Redington that hence
forth the Alaska affairs of the Biological Survey will
be managed more from Alaska and less from Washing
ton has the jingle of good sense. If more Alaska affairs
Vvtud managed in Alaska instead of from Washington,
ffairs would he the gainer thereby.
Stroller’s Weekly
Alaska
The weather bureau was established 37 years ago,
mat so far it hasn’t improved the weather in Alaska much.
Present-day politicians are not rail-splitters like
Lincoln, but they are experts in keeping their old fence
in repair. * v
And in ending we might say that Nations would not
need arms if statesmen would keep their heads.
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SUBSCRIBE TB THE WEEKLY GITEWIY
Two Feet High-grade
Carries 1,000 Ounces
Silver Mayo Strike
Two feot of ore running 1,000 ounc
es o!' silver to the ton was opened up
at Mayo in Yukon Territory when
Baker and Knudson crosscut the Main
on the Bret'alt-Tolmie ground for the
Treadwell Yukon Co., says the Daw- j
son News. Thj? vein is 20 i'eet wide i
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and contains high values in grey cop. j
per carbonates, as well as two feet
of solid high grade ore on tlva hang-;
ing wall. The tunnel is now 300 feet j
long. The strike was made at a ,
depth of 100 feet from the surface.]
Mr. Wernecke plans to drift along
the vein for several hundred feet to
develop the ore bodies. I-ater he
may run a second tunnel to tap the ]
vein at a depth of 500 feet below the ;
si'vfa fp.
The Coward Gateway recently re. j
ported that several carloads of con j
cent rates were being shipped thru !
this- city from tho Mayo property i
after coming out the long journey j
down the Yukon and over the Alaska j
Railroad and destined for the smel
ter at Bradley, Idaho. It is now un- 1
derstood that the ore is rich enough ;
to stand such a long haul.
WILL TRY AGAIN
DRESSAU, Germany, Sept. 13, (/P) i
—Johann Ristiez and Hans Zimmer-'
man, aviators who attempted a non
stop fight to Tokib, only to he forced
down in Russia, will return here from
Moscow to make another attempt.
RELIGIOUS WAR
CALCUTTA, Sept. 13, (fP)—It has
bsen established that 11 were killed
and 31 injured in the lighting at
Kharapur. Three were injured, one
■' them fatally, when polic‘3 tired on
the gathering of Hindus and .Moslems.
Join Urbach’s circulating library.
Excellent line of Columbia;
records at Sylvia’s. Newestj
of bits.
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| LIBERTY
| THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
;3SSHT®GeiS(1
The Great Saturday Evening Post Story
A wonderful picture of a type of girl found in
every town and city. If you wonder how some
girls “get away’’ with almost anything, then
see this picture. The special cast selected for
fitness include the following stars
OLIVE BORDEN
NEIL HAMILTON
MARIE DRESSLER
MARY ALDE
WILLIAM NORRIS
and the play directed by
ALLAN I) WAN
A picture really staged mostly at Palm Peach,
Florida, showing that magnificent resort col
ony. A fine entertainment feature.
With it will be a Johnny Arthur 2-reel comedy
“CLOSE SHAVES"
And an interesting Fox News
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Just As A Reminder
“THERE IS HARDLY ANYTHING IN THE WORLD
THAT SOME MAN CAN NOT MAKE A LITTLE
WORSE AND SELL A LITTLE CHEAPER, AND
THE PEOPLE WHO CONSIDER PRICE ONLY ARE
THIS MAN’S LAWFUL PREY.’ SOME PEOPLE
KNOW THE PRICE OF EVERYTHING AND THE
VALUE OF NOTHING.”
If we thought for a minute that most of the people in
this community considered price above everything else
we would be advertising cheap merchandising at prices
that would delight the most astute of price sharp shoot
ers; naturally, the matter of quality would therefore
be thrown to the four winds. But we believe otherwise.
We are certain that most of the people realize that cheap
merchandise is the most ...expensive. We feel ...that while
they are naturally interested in the price, they are more
concerned about getting the most value for their money.
And because we are sure that we are giving our custom
ers the most for their money, it is a pleasure for us to ad
vertise through the .columns of this paper. Our men’s
furnishing department has ..only been in .operation for
four months. It therefore follows that our stock is of the
very latest style and is ALL NEW.
SEWARD Wine CO. INC.
Agent for Dupont Powder Caps and Fuse
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