MINT SKTSCBIPEH1
TO HOUSE OFFICES:
NEW YORK, Sept. 23. (JP)— Rever- j
end John Roach Straton has abandon
ed the old building program for the
Baptist Cavalry church which was to
be a combined apartment house and
church. The skyscraper church will
contain offices of various Protestant
denominations according to latest pro
ject advicated by clergyman.
SHE BRINGS A
BREATH OF
FLOWERING
GARDENS
This can be said of any woman
who chooses the lovely Shari
toiletries. For on dressing
tables where only the best pre
parations f{nd resting place,
there one finds Shari powder,
perfume, cream, rouge, sachet
of enchanting scent and pre
cious delicacy.
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You—and all who are near you
—will rejoice in the fragrance
of Shari aids to beauty. More
over, this fragrance lingers
surprisingly long, and the ef
fect of the powder, the cream,
the rouge is to give the skin a
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soft and glowing delicacy.
The woman who desires a
clear, smooth complection and
personal dantiness, will de
light in Shari toiletries. Ap
peallingly packaged, attract
ively priced. May we show
them to you soon?
I The Store
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LADIES HOLEPROOF HOSIERY
rat WEEK ONLY
jj BUY ONE PAIR
■ OR A DOZEN PAIR
jj AT REGULAR OUT
■ SIDE PRICES —
jj- ADD 25 CENTS FOR 4
■ EACH X PAIR
Jfoleproof
Hosiery
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J]oleproof
Hosiery’
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EXAMPLE — OUR
FAMOUS DOLLAR
NUMBER, BUY 1
PAIR FOR $1.00 ,
PICK ANOTHER
$ 1.00 PAIR AND
PAY ONLY 25c.
URBACH’S
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ARRIVE ADMIRAL EVANS
One of the finest group of men
to have hunted in Alaska this year
on a hunting expedition came in from
the South this morning, passengers
on the S. S. Admiral Evans. It is
reported the men are enroute West
ward after brown bear.
The personnel of the group includ
es J. August Beck, Dr. John A.
Klump, Samuel Harmon Raymond
Riley, Dalton Bell and F. E. Planken- (
horn, all from Williamsport, Pa., and
Don Hopkins, from Lock Haven, Pa.,;
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and Dr. J. Lewis Hutton, of St. Louis. 1
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Thus far, they are all enthused
with what they have seen of Alaska,
and were unanimous in commenting
on the splendid cordiality which has
been extended to them at various
ports visited.
ILLMEIf VILE COLLEGE
NEW HAVEN, Conn., Sept. 23. (£>)
| Miss Marion Phillips knows more
. about Yale men then their wives or
'mothers and possibly more than they
| know about themselves,
j For it ig| to Miss Phillips that every
| scrap of information comes from the
time the boy enrolls in college until
the man dies.
Miss Phillip’s office is in the base
ment of Woodbridge Hall, which also
^houses the president’s and corpora
tion's offices.
Vanilla and peach ice
cream at the Candy Cottage.
We deliver.
Boys all wool school suits, long
pants. Urbach’s.
RIFLES -
AXES AND TOOLS
STEEL TRAPS
EIDERDOWN ROBES FUR ROBES
OUT DOOR CLOTHING SHOE PARS - BOOTS
WOOL BLANKETS- QUILTS WOOL SOCKS- andTOQUES
FUR-WOOL LINED CAPS ALSO FUR CAPS
Fancy And Staple Groceries
Special - Special - Special
RAYO OIL-LAMPS $5.00 VALUE-REDUCED
to $3.00
Dept. Phones-Grocery MAIN 1—Hdwe. ADAMS 80 i
Clothing MADISON 80
Brown & Hawkins Corn.
Seward, Alaska
i LONDON, Sept. 23. (/P)—Mayfair's
| newest fad is the wearing of corsets
j outside instead of underneath the
dress. These fashionable corsets are
j made from costly materials such as
the lowly “coat of mail” corset of the
past never dreamed of using.
The most popular fashion is the
j black chiffon evening frock, corseted
in the new manner with diamante em
broidery and silver lame. At first
glance it looks aas if the wearer had
a glittering girdle clasped round her j
body, laced down the back in the old
fashioned way with a silver string.
The scintillating silver ornamentation
of thd dress, however, is quite pliable,
despite the realism of its design and
shape.
RIFLE TEAM TRYOUTS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. {^—Un
der instructions sent out by the De
partment of War all corps areas of tbe
Army will conduct tryouts for the in
ternational rifle team which will com
pete in Rome, Italy, in 1928, according
to a statement just made by the De
. partment. These regional tryouts will
be held in October at the various
corps areas and are open to any citi
zen of the United States.
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FOR SALE—Bundles of old papers,
Gateway.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Lucky says: The big fight
is over, one lost the - other
won, but when you ufce Fur
Trtan Maltybuali wM. i
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RETIRED GENERAL IS
OLDEST ARMY CADET
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23, (£>)—'The
story goes that Brig. Gen. Henry L.
Abbot has received more Army pay
since he retired than he did before.
He is the oldest living West Point
graduate on the Army rolls, having
reached the retirement age of 64, just
j 32 years ago.
I Fresh killed local chickens. Car- !
istens Packing Company.
General Abbot has been in the Army
I since 1850, when, shortly before his
19th birthday, he was accepted as a
cadet at the Military academy. He
went into the Civil War as a first
lieutenant and came out a colonel, al
though a series of honorary promo
tions for gallant and meritorious ser
vice had lifted him to the brevet rank
of a major general with the United
States Volunteers. Subsequently, hfs
permanent rank was raised to that of
brigadier general, retired.
Start the day right—order the best
meat whicl^ is FRYES’S BABY BEEF.
$85.00 to $295.00
CLOTH COATS in plain and furred collars
$12.75! to $50.00
DRESSES latest styles and colors direct from
New York in silk, satin, back crepe and sport
materials from
$16.75 to $39.50
HAT BOXES, SUIT CASES, TAXI TRUNKS
$5.95 to $33.50