WESTWARD DEPARTURES '
Five local reservations were made
yesterday for the Westward trip of the
S. S. Admiral Watson. They compris
ed Postal Inspector O’Neal, Mrs. Arm
strong for Kodiak; R. A. Boqur, Jack
Hannels and Ed Zanwell for Seldovia.
via.
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Lois can make a cake for John and
Ernestine can make candy for Rudy. |
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SINGING FOOTBALL TEAM
APPLETON, Wis., Dec. 2. (£>)— Law
rence College’s football team engages
in lusty singing as a regular part of
practice sessions. Coach Mark H.
Catlin says its a great builder of mor
als. Anything is warbled, from jazz
to classics.
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THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Trains Leave
7:30 a.m. Monday and Thursday;
Trains Arrive— •;
7:00 p.m. Wednesday and Satur
day.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
DISCUSS MINING WITH
DELEGATES CONGHESS
J WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. </p)—Con
d ference with officials of government
F* bureaus handling mining matters wil
be held by delegates to the 30th An
nual Convention of the American
Mining Congress at the Mayflower
s
hotel, Washington, D. C., December
f
1, 2 and 3. This innovation in the
convention program is designed to
enable mining men ,to obtain a clearer
z
view of the work of the government
line^. The conferences will be known
• as “hours” and will be held by the
J Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey
and Internal Revenue Bureau. They
i will be scheduled as special features
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I of the daily sessions.
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ALAMEDA DUE TONIGHT
The S. S. Alameda, of the Alaska
Steamship company, is expected to
arrive in port at midnight from the
i South. The vessel wras reported out of
Valdez at 11 o'clock this morning.
MASS. PRODUCTION LOW
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. (£>)—The
[mass of crop production per capita for
the whole population is the lowest in
33 years,'with <the exception of 1921,
!
federal figures indicate. As a result
of price increases, the iindex of pur
chasing power of farm products in
terms of nonagricultural commodities
rose to 92 in September, a point reach
ed only once before in the last seven
years.
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LOTS OF WATER
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of the1
P. S. S. Co., was unable to take on
water at Juneau and Cordova, owing
to shortage, and not until Seward
was reached did the vessel have the
opportunity of refilling its boilers and
r
tanks.
LOCKED UP NIGHTS
The Seward ipostoffice doors are!
now locked up at 10 o’clock every j.
night and opened at 6 o’clock in the \
morning, announces Postmaster Chas. j
Sheldon. .
New York and vanilla ice 1
cream at the Candv Cottage. 8
Sunday services at -the Seward Com
munity church will be as follows:
Morning services of song, prayer
and sermon, conducted by the pastor
at 11:30 o’clock.
Evening service, more of which will
worship in -song than in the morning
service, at 7:30.
Sunday school at 12:45 ,p. m.
The church will be warm and com
fortable no matter how cold the weath
er may be. Come and spend an hour !
with us in the public worship of God.!
Visitors always cordially welcomed.
THOMAS PHIHLIP GRAHAM,
Minister,
GERMANY IMPORT FIR CONES
ALAMOGRODO, N. M., Dec. 2. (£>)— i
Germany is calling upon New Mexico
.for seed to be used in refrestation
I work. Shipments of white pine and
Douglas fir cones from the Lincoln
national forest are being made to of
ficials in charge of German reforesta
tion, who believe seed from this forest
reproduces better than any other
species that has been tried.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SCMALLER
ER'S ALA8KA SHOP
Our herds and mod
ern dairy were recent
ly pronounced 100 per
cent perfect.
DRINK MILK
FOR HEALTH
Seward Dairy
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PRINCE ALBERT, and plenty of it, huh?
Well, we can justify that on any number of
counts. It's more than mere preference.
There are sound reasons for liking Prince
Albert above anything else.
Take fragrance, for instance. P. A. has ’em
all stopped there. Every time I open the tidy
red tin, I get a brand-new thrill. A tobacco
that smells like that would hare to be good,
if you ask me. Yes, Sir!
And then take taste. Every puff tells a man
that P.A. is cool and refreshing, with a
mellow-mildness that is a revelation. Mild,
yes, but not wishy-washy. P. A/s rich, full
bodied flavor balances its mildness and makes
it a smoke!
But all the talk in the world won’t do a
man any good, unless he acts on it. A load of
long-burning P. A. in the bowl of his pipe will
tell him volumes—and in language he likes.
It’s the personal test that counts, after alL I
don’t believe I can add to that.
'•d» Tobacco
N. C.
Not only quality, but
quantity, too —TWO
full ounces m every tin•