All enlisted men with the loca
Signal Corps had their photo
graphs taken yesterday for gov
errynent files.
FOR
SALE
Pedigreed Shepherd
(police) puppies no bet- !
ter stock obtainable. !
Papers for registration
furnished.
STOCKMEN
ATTENTION!
You have lost stock
through bear and wol
ves, why not protect
them with the right
kind of a dog. A dog
any one can be proud
to own.
For particulars write
JUNEAU POLICE DOG
KENNELS
P. O. Box 54, Juneau, Alaska j
■M SCHOOLERS
J SII THE CUT I!
RED HOT CONTEST
CITY TEAM CAME FROM BE
HIND LAST QUARTER TO
s ALMOST TIE
: _
It looked like the City basket
| ball team was going to hook the
High Schoolers, high, wide and
handsome, in Saturday night’s
game but the inaccuracy of the
' City shots to the cage, coupled
[ with the remarkable accuracy of
i- -
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WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
I Have you heard the new
“Qkeh” records at Sylvia’s ?
= They are wonderful.
J the field shots from the school
squad, proved the City’s undoing.
The game ended 22 to 18 in favor
of the high school.
The City started off like a whirl
wind the end of the first quarter
showing them leading by a five to
one tally. However, the second,
third stanzas saw the high school
run amuck and when the smoke
of battle had cleared away the re
sult at the end of the first half
was 12 to 8 for the Hi and the third
quarter, 20 to 11 in their favor.
The final quarter brought the City
back to life- fighting hard- they
i making seven points to the Hi’s 2.
With consistent practice the
j City team is going to make the Hi
lads step some to retain the local
title. Captain Andresen received a
deep cut over an eye when he and
[Guy Manthey collided; Leslie and
: Hayes each twisted their ankles.
Outside of a number of crashes
these were the only casualties.
General Tailoring anc Hats
Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen,
Phone Adams 91. Peyser’s Tailor
Shop.
LEGISLATOR, VISITOR
Harry Donnelley, elected at the
recent Territorial election as Rep
resentative from the Fourth Divi
sion, arrived in Seward Saturday
from the Interior enroute to the
states on a brief visit prior to the
opening of the legilative session
in March.
t The Anchorage city council has
consented to furnish free light to
,the Anchorage Athletic Club.
! Guy Manthey was high man for
his team-mates dropping in 10
| points; Raymond was right be
' hind him with eight; Rosness 2,
and D. Shellhorn and Hayes one
each.
For the City Griffin, a classy
player, got seven points; M. Shell
horn and Andresen four each; and i
Schlotsfedlt. Neimie and Galloway, I
one each.
| Mr. King, of the J. L. Home, |
I handled the game in his usual;
efficient manner.
Have your films develop
ed and printed at Sylvia’s.
Mrs Effie Armstrong who ha<
been attending court at Valdez ar
rived on the S. S. Victoria and wil
return to her home at Kodiak or
the Admiral Rogers.
TRY A PURE WHITE ROCK ICE
CREAM SODA. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
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In the heart of the
BIG Alaska Brown
Bear Country
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Pint and Quart Cans
Finnan Hbddie
Barbecued Sable
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Green Peppers—Celery
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Japanese Oranges — Fil
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Mixed Nuts — Dates and
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Imported and Domestic
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ROBES
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PAJAMAS
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TIES
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MUFFLERS
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GOLF HOSE
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SWEATERS
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Sporting Goods of All Kinds
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