EXPERT FUR WORKER
Mrs. Skilhora, widow, announce
-she is prepared to do expert cleanin;
of furs, tanning, making collars, et.J
i rested in "Russian” John’s cabin,
Porcupine City. Mrs. Skilhorn is n'i
to be an expert fur-worker having
nad many years practical experience.
Uscar Dahl, of the Seward hotel,
leturned to town for a few days vi.-d4
from his mining property „in the
Moc.se Pass district.
Mrs. Otto Bohem came into town
on the train Saturday night from Tua
nel. She departed again this morning.
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH AN
RECORDS. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Stop that itch
CAUSED BY MOTH OR IVY
POISNING AND SUNBURN
GYPSY CREAM
An antiseptic lotion which has
ihad extensive use and given
the most satisfactory results,
easily applied. Try it as a re.
lief for Heat Rash, Sunburn,
Windburn, and Ivy or Oak
poisoning.
y
The Store
E/lwyn Swetmann
NO TRUCE IS FOUND
EXPLORER NMONDSEN
STOCKHOLM, JuJne 25. i(/P)—1The
Swedish seaplane flew along the West,
ern die of Spitzbergom from Cape
South Cape to Wayden Ray on the
northeast coast in search of Amund
sen but found no signs of the noted ex.
plorer.
George Butrovich, a member of the
Fairbanks High School basketball
team, arrived in the city of Seward
Saturday on the train.
The electric plant
with the reach
Before you buy .in electric plant
for your farm find out how far
its current will carry.
This is a question of voltage.
With low-voltage current a few
hundred feet is the limit. But
with the Kohler Automatic's
110-volt, long-distance current,
almost any 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 for a demon
stration any time you say, either
here or on your own premises.
Seward Machine Shop
Agents
KOHLER
AUTOMATIC
POWERS LI GHT
-
When in my
CARHARTT
OVERALLS
and with a,
good horse of
myownjam
the happiest
theworid
Urbach’s
PLENTY COMPETITION
MARATHON MOUNTAIN
(By “Girapy” Harris)
The true Alaskan spirit. Yes folks,
its something all Alaskans should bo
proud of. For Alaska to grow all cit
ies and towns in it must grow. It is
well to be friendly enemies for one
needs competition to strive for a cer
tain goal, otherwise there is a lack of
ambition. Everybody admits without
argument the exactness of this state
ment, but the inherent trouble is lack
oT cooperation when the time comes
to act. But not always, listen to this.
i
From Anchorage comes a young
man Max Shellabarger, known to his
more personal friends as “Smiling
Rosebud ’, to help us celebrate the
Fourth. It would have been very hard
for Anchorage to choose a more worthy
representative. Thanks Anchorage'
Now “Rosebud” is not an uncomnnu
name to the citizens of Seward. Last
year this young man in the great
Marathon Mountain Race succeeded
ir reaching the top first, only to in
jure himself on his way down, and
by sheer gameness and his never-say
die spirit finally finished third, just
being nosed out. If you don’t succeed
the first time, try again. That is bis
motto. He is now entry number fi^e
for the big race.
Entry number six, Sidney Henrick
sen, carrying the colors of the Seward
High School. This bashful and shy
lad is not boastful and does not
promise anything. But folks he knows
his “meat”.
Although not official, it is believed
that entry number {-even will be)
Howard Hayes the boy wonder and
another repre,semauvc of the loctl
t.?g‘ school. Words ".annot express
the \Cbnderful performance display^ 1
by Hawaii in last year’s race, in
finishing 'o”rrh he displayed more
pep at the finish than any other of
the contestants. Not a scratch did no
have and it is believed that had he
timed himself correctly he would have
finisned in the lead.
1 hat the parade xvIII b* a great
success now appears apparent Th-;
to ccme across with a float:
am the Elks, and they are out to \v:n
and they say there wi’f be no MAYBE ‘
about it.
1 he talk of the town at present ;s
the Wheelbarrow race, Gcntlem*f.:
r;aers, lady stevedores. The big I
nan’son e strong ambitious worn > i
are now s'gcing uo +hier partn
For once tf a small light man is !.•
d?'* md and in the limelight. “Push,
p•: ’em up” say*. T<,r>y.
‘■’c baseball game will be a hum
ringer. The SewTard Giants nped the.
2t> sinkers badly, and will play tliie'*
Leads off. The crew from the good
ship Surveyor say they are not play
ing Santa Claus.
G. J. Truitt who will be reident
engineer for the Alaska Road Com.
mision during the Lowell 'Creek im.
provement, is expected to arrive in
Seward on the next boat from Juneau.
TOO Lilt TO CLASSIFY
-urs cleaned, tanned, collars, .*tr
nade, Mrs. Skilhorn, a widow; at
=»orcupine City, “Russian” Joh iV
iaoin.
THE MOST COMPLETE NEWS
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIP
riONS TAKEN. Schallerer's Alaska
Shop.
Johnsons
are here
We’ve just received a shipment
of the new 1928 Johnson Out
board Motors.
The refinements in design
sound a new note in outboard
motor history.
More Power
Piston displacements in the
Standard Twin and Big Twin
are larger, giving 35
horsepower.
more
Quieter
A very large muffler ana a •
new shutter adjustment pro
vide quieter operation than
has ever been known in die
outboard field.
Easier Starting
3 A new type of quick-action
magneto, absolutely wafer
proof; insures successful start
ing under all conditions.
Quicker Ffcknp
Unusually strong, light-weight
Lynke pistons make possible
greeter speed, cut rlbmotttts
e minimum and Insure a cool
eftootoev
Come In and see these new "^*rr>T
You can make e speedy motor ere$
of wy small boat or canoe simply by
clamping e Johnson on the stem. A
model for every purse end purpose,
|llS end up. Easy payments if de
sired.
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CORPORATION
HARDWARE DEPT. ADAMS 80
brown & ha\
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V o¥
WE HAVE THEM ! I
Yes Sir,
A snappy man’s
hat at a reasonable r ‘ .
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MEN'S DEPT. MADISON 81
Schilling
Tea
is the only one
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you completely FRESH
- - - with a new flavor ,you
never tasted before* Try it!
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. Grape Fruit
No. 2 cans 25c
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RIVER BOAT MOVEMENTS
Ti e steamer Jacobs departed down
i :ver from Hot Springs at 9 o’clock
this morning; the steamer Alice is
enrcute to Nenana leaving here Sat
urday at 12:30 p. m.
W. L. Fursiman, Kenai marshall, re.
turned from Valdez Saturday.
C. S. Hubbell, well known civil en.
?ineer, arrived from his Seattle office
Saturday.
A fairly large crowd attended the
Odd Fellow’s dance Saturday night.
SHEET MUSIC, Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Mr. Wicks, Department of Justice
investigator, arrived from the Inter
ior Saturday, left yesterday on the
Yukon for the South.
NEW ID SECOND-HID
CADS FOR SALE
at
OGLE’S GARAGE
Oils an<J Gasoline, General
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle, Prop. Phone Madison 86
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
J. L. CRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
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