Docs j our hair feci and look j
dull and uninteresting? Then have |
Pearl Henry give you a DU ART
permanent. Phone Adams P2 and
for $7.50 your hair wi'l be given
a shampoo, permanent and dis
tinctive finger-wave.
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Recurrent attacks of
add indigestion with its
vidous gnawing assaults,
wither and age the entire
system.
Next tfcne the acids
and gases of indigestion
torment you, you'll he
thankful for Bisma-Rcx.
It acts four ways to
bring you Telief. And it
aids digestion of foods.
Get a jar today at the
Rexall Drug Store.
Bisma-Rex
4% oz. jar
Seward Drug Co j
Elywn Swetmann, Prop. ■
PHONE MAIN 132
i The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
| t. \V. Lloyd of Seldovia, who has
i been at Elmo, Wash., for her health,
I is reported to be radiating health
again, after three years under spe
cie! hosptial care. Charlotte will
probably be returning home soon.
William Murphy and A1 Gherke
have given their sawmill at Sel
; dovia a thorough overhauling in
preparation for this season s work.
Tom Stephenson, logging at Windy
bay, was expected to arrive with
i a raft.
* * * *
Jim Collias; Elizabeth Island fox
! rancher, recently found two bot
j ties on his lonely beach, each hav
< ing a card enclosed. One bore the
, inscription, “Break the bottle,”
and the other was a request to re
turn it to a government office, giv
i date found and location.
* * * *
William Vereskin, oldtime resi
1 clent of False Pass, recently died
i from aiopsy. He had been employ
' ed during the summer by the P. j
I E. Harris cannery, and in winter, j
; trapped.
Tim MalchofT, Anton Maganak
and son Larry, and Johnnie Ro
monof, are trapping in the Rocky
bay region, near Port Graham.
Steve Agenia is spending the win- j
ter trapping near Port Dick. Sergus (
Moonin and Fred Ukatish are at;
Chugach bay trapping.
* * * -*
August Marcoux, Cl, a residentJ
of Alaska for 35 years, died last j
week in Fairbanks.
Good progress is reported on the I
construction of the new Alaska:
Railroad river steamer at Nenana.
All the machinery is aboard and
much of it installed.
*'#■**•■
With an emergency situation
looming, several wires have been
sent to Washington, D. C-, by Fair
banks citizens and civic bodies
urging increase of the Fairbanks
bond issue from $109,000 to $150,
000.
# * * *
Mrs. Mina Mezger and Clarence j
J. Woofter, both well-known Alas- j
kans, were married last week in!
Fairbanks. Mr. Woofter, a former
member of the Alaska legislature,
and newspaperman, is again with
the Signal Corps, in which he had
served for many years.
* * * *
John Knapp of Halibut Cove re
cently left for Southeastern Alas-j
ka to visit the Hot Springs.
* * * *
Jack Smith of Tenakee dropped <
dead recently while feeding his j
fox. He was attacked with hemor
rhage of the lungs. Mr. Smith was
a veteran of the World War and.
was said to have been in poor j
i health for years.
* * * *
j The last shipment of Seldovia j
I clams, 365 cases, recently was sent j
i to Seattle. H. H. Malcolm and O. j
j W. Granquist plan to operate this
| year.
Mrs. George Baltazor of Seldo
| via received word recently of the
death of a younger brother. David
A. Soucy, 22, at Everett.
The Sadie Cove logging camp, O.
Nelson and company, are away to
a running start with 60,000 feet in
the water. With Nelson are Ed
Fheldahl, Roy Hennington, Alfred
Cooper.
* * * •»
The Seldovia Herald gave Joe
Haas Candy always an appro
priate gift. Alaska Shop.
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IRONING—50 cents an hour. Call
Adams 35. Mrs. Geo. Gullofsen.
S. Hofman, representative-elect to
the Territorial legislature, a few
words of editorial praise, remind
ing readers that the Seward man
invites suggestions as to needs of
the various districts.
“Name it and it. is youris the
latest typewriter news bulletin
in the Northland. It is published at
Homer by Frank Brooks. From its
columns it is learned that—
Tom Shelford and E- Mittby are
each building a house. Ed Slavin
has promised the folks an old
fashioned barn dance upon com
pletion of said barn. That Sholin
Stubbs is a five to one favorite to
win the great annual Homer dog
derby.
Among the newcomers at Homer
are John Bennett, E. Mittby, J.
Jensen, Lloyd Westman and A1
Palmer.
* * *■ *
William Arbuckle, fox farmer on
Hesketh island, recently pelted 59
blue foxes.
* * * *
The Leonard & Patterson farm J
at Bear cove yielded 70 fox skins,
this year.
* * * *
Clyde Coombs, of Pearl island,
and R. R. Smith of Entrance isle,
are reported to have pelted their
; foxes and shipped the pelts out.
j The same is true of Anton Nelson,
! near Sadie cove, and the Kasilof
fox ranchers. All feel that present
' signs indicate to improved market
1 conditions.
* * * *
Russian Christmas was thor
i oughly enjoyed at Seklovia by all.
| Included in the program ware aj
number of excellent musical selec
I tions by Bob King, and Ted Nut- j
i beam, violin and piano, respective
ly.
* * Afc SiS
J. F. Johnson of the Ninilchic
packing company informed the
I Seldovia Herald that the salmon
j market is such that packers look
! for a price advance by spring.
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darling? Did he behave like a
. lamb?”
Suitor (grimly): “Absolutely.
. Every time I spoke he said, ‘3ah.’
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* * * *
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* * * *
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The man who can look back and realize that what
ever the demands of the moment may have been he
has made it an invariable practice to save regularly
is the man \vho can face the future with confidence.
BUT IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO BEGIN!
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