With all sole and heel jobs the j
rips in the uppers are sewed and j
shoes cleaned and polished with
out extra charge. You will find j
more comfort in walking with ,
straight soles and heels.
steward leather works
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priate gift. Alaska Shop.
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CIUSES EXCITEMENT
HIS OF DEEP
Captain Horton, custodian of the
government dock, was making his
usual lounds yesterday afternoon
when he was attracted by a com
motion coming from up the bay.
At first he was under the impres
sion that the continued soft spell
had swollen the rivers of the val
ley and a torrent was pouring into
the bay.
Then he backed off the bulkhead
of the dock as a monster whale,
coming head on, almost stripped
the piling from their foundations.
Looking to the rear of the whale
he saw a tomcod alternately leap
ing and slashing the water in the
[ wake of the whale. With every
1 leap the tomcod would turn a som
ersault and dart from side to side.
“There must be something un
usual going on up the bay,” solilo
quized the Captain.
Just then the telephone rang.
“You ought to see the crowd and
hear the weeping and wailing
about the Federal building,” the
voice said.
“F’r the love of Mike, what’s
happened!”
“They have just dumped 40 gal
lons of T-iron into the street and
it’s running into the bay”.
“Oh,” said the Captain. “Then
that accounts for the tomcod chas
ing the whales out of the bay”.
As he again stepped to the dock
he saw the tomcod trying to pick
his way between the railroad spur
pilings and open water. A jet of
steam followed his wake. The last
seen of the whale he was passing
Hat island and glancing apprehen
sively over his dorsal fin.
The Model Cafe, at Nenana, is
reported to have burned yesterday
and one man badly burned, accord
ing to an announcement made last
night by KFQD.
Ernest Souzt, Cordova fisherman
and clam, digger, accidentally shot
himself in the hip while hunting
near Point Whiteshed. Souza at
tempted to knock a porcupine out
of a tree with the butt of his shot
gun, the accidental discharge rid
dled the left hip and lower part of
the abdomen with a full charge of
shot.
P. C. Ramer, who is operating
gold claims on the Bremner, re
ports the work of freighting is
i progressing satisfactorily and their
contractor will take in approxi
mately 80 tons of supplies before
the winter is over. He expects to
1 start actual mining operations ear
; ly in the spring.
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Seward, Alaska
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PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Seward General Hospital
F P. Harwood
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Seward, Alaska
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AGENT
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nr A. R. Roberts
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won uiys"
“Say, Buddy, I’ve figured out a
way to get our bonus,” remarked
Larry Huff to Larry Chilberg, the
non-appendix twins convalescing
in the Seward General Hospital
“All right, I’ll bite; sez you?”
“We’ll go to Europe and write
Uncle Sam. He’ll think we’re for
eigners and make us a loan.”
“Boy, you’ve got a bean on you.
Theres’ no question about it, our
politicians are the finest body of
men that can be bought.”
“Hey, Chill, they tell me you were
overseas with the army. Dat so?”
“Yeah; served with the medical
corps.”
“Hey hey! You wasn’t in the
army.”
“I suppose you think you were
in the navy because you were an
machinist, whut?. Don’t make me|
laugh, I’ll cough up my false ivor- ]
ies.”
“Say, I notice every time the ‘
radio starts you turn your back; :
what’s the matter, ’fraid to face5
the music?”
“Your tellin’ me—”
“Sez you—”
“Nertz!”
“Phooey and also, nertz for you,
pal.”
The end is near; only a day or
so more and Chilberg and Huff
will be discharged from the hospi
tl. And won’t everybody be happy.
The next installment of this mar
velous story will appear tomorrow.
The price of the paper remains the
same; there is no extra charge for]
this feature. i
Celotto, Carl or Carl Conca. Born
in Switzerland about 45 years ago.
Came to Ansonia, Conn., at the age
of eight years. Received his school
ing at Ansonia and disappeared
therefrom about 1905. Has been re
ported seen at Middlebury, Conn.,
and Walden, N. Y. Please advise
A. A. Celotto, 14 Clark St., Ansonia,
Conn.
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The Little Theater Club of Seu?ard
Presents
“The Outcast V ’
i
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Mrs. Hamilton.Marline Johansen
Douglas, her son, an author .... Leonard Hopkins
Tom, her younger son .Delbert Hayes
Bishop Wade, her brother.Earle Sweek
Peggy, liis small daughter.Barbara Chit berg
Janet Harden, a spinster .._. Dorothy Hill
Angela Stone, a debutante.Ruth Prosser
Simpson, the butler.. Sidney Urie
Norah, the housekeeper.Margaret Rich
THE OUTCAST. lone Steinauer
Scene: Mrs. Hamilton's New York home
TIME
Act 1 — After dinner. A winter's evening.
Act 2 — Three months later. Forenoon.
Act 3 — Same evening. Midnight.
Director — Mrs. Paul McMullen
Liberty Theater-Friday, December 16, 1932
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