Seward never did a finer thing
than when it established the
Seward General Hospital, in the
opinion of George Wunderlick.
efficient and courteous purser of
the SS Starr which plies West
ward waters.
“It is of course a mighty fine
thing for Seward and immediate
vicinity, but it is a far greater
thing for the people of the West
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graof
NEW NUKA BAY CHARTS
NOW AVAILABLE AT the Alas
ka Shop.
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ward who have long felt the need |
of such an institution. They are j
learning of it rapidly and it gives j
them a sense of security they
have heretofore lacked.
“Dr. A. D. H&verstock’s repu
tation as an all-around physician
and surgeon is reaching to Un
cle Sam’s remotest western cor
ners. People no longer think of
rushing Outside for medical
treatment. ‘We’ll just buy a, tick
et to Seward,’ they say ”
MUST COME ENM^SOLE
No one without costume, mask or
domino will be allowed on the
dance floor tonite at the Firemen’s
Mask Ball until after the grand
march at 11 o’clock- This rule will
rigidly enforced, the floor mana
gers declare. After that time you
can write your own ticker, Guests
are urged to be there early so that
dancing can get under way at 9
o’clock. The orchestra will be in
tune and the night will be all too
short.
NOTHING TO SAY
STOvJKHOLM, Dec. 30. (A1)—Sin
clair Lewis, novelist, admitted he
had read former president Calvin
Coolidge’s criicism of his ideas, but
had nothing to say in ieply “Why
should I worry about it?” he ask
ed.
AN ARMY HIMSELF
PERPIGNx\N, France, Dec. 30. fP)
—A Sengalese soldier known only
as Seenda shot and kilecl six per
sons and then committed suicide
after he had held at bay a
regiment of troops during a fit of
madness.
ADVISOR
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30. iJFS —
Benjamin Benjamin, California
lawyer, is moving to Washington
reputedly for the purpose of tak- j
mg ail unofficial position in the ;
administration as advisor He is be- j
ing assigned an office at Re- j
miblirnn National Committee bead- \
quarters, but as yet has no title- j
Ask about tb* Seward Steam ;
Laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Club, It wiU pay you.
on practically every bit
-f balccry goads have been re
duced at the Elective Bakery.
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1 25 lb. Box for $3.00 g
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OF THE LARGEST ORCHARDS IN ORE- »
GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST g
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING Sb
THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP.
(We Deliver)
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“THE HOUSE OF COURTESY”
Suggestions To Aid You in Preparing
Your New Year’s Dinner
Grocery Dep’t.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Petersburg
_Shrimps_
Naval and Japanese
Oranges_
Cluster Grapes and
_Raisins_
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
Grape Juice,
Ginger Ale
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
| and Sweet Potatoes
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GUNMAN IN CELL
NEW YORK, Dec. 30. (/P)—After
eluding capture for more than
four years Isidor Alderman, one ox
five' Chieugo gunmen who rn oed
a rich harvest of loot by machine
gun holdups there in 1S2G, ' was
|lodged, in a police cell. He was a
imember of the Robert Berg gang.
j Authentic information has
I been received at Valdez to the
| effect that steamships of the
| Alaska Steamship Company will
stop at Valdez both north and
southbound during the coming
season, says the Miner.
BIG SLAUGHTER
SHANGHAI. Dec. 30. (JP) —Gov
ernmentt troops kiled 1,000 Com
munists and freed 500 captives in
,a battle with Reds in Kiangsi
i province, advices received here
I state. Nanking troops also captur
|ed Tungku, a Communist strong
hold, it was reported.
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' JUST HECIEVED, a rRESH
1 SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
! The Alaska Shop.
Clown Slits for rent at $2.50.
Urbach & Valade
Plan your Mew Year dinner around
Harluck’s Danish Ice Cream, sold
only at tie Candy Cottage.
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Koh;r Light Plants
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Completestock Firearms and
Amunition
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Take in the show tonite,
and then over to the New
Year’s Eve Mask Ball
Join the Cleaning anti Pressing
Club of the Seward Steam Laun
dry: $5 a month entities you to
send a suit, a dress or a hat each
week.
WE ARE ALL GO
ING TO THE
MASQUE
BALL
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Costume
DECEMBER 31st
A FINE ARRAY OF COSTUMES FOR RENT AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES, IMPORTED FOR THE OCCASION
FROM SEATTLE AT
Urbach & Valade
Happy New Year to all