SOT ANNA POOL
GETS GREAT WELL
COLEMAN, Texas, Aug. 2, CP) -
By far the best well in the Santa
Anna pool and probably one of the
best wells in the county was deve
loped recently by E. J. Cunningham
and the Charter Oil company in •
their No. 2 Crum in the southwest !
corner of the Crump 39-acre tract in
the Jonathan Scott survey No. 665,
which was flowing at the rate of 600
barrels daily of high gravity crude
oil from 1,847-55 feet with 1,000,000 ,
cubic feet of gas.
A-1 meat and nothing else In the
Frye_Bruhn Meat Market.
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TRY
THE
DRUG
STORE
FIRST
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Eflwyn Swetmann
Tha 1&Z*a£JL Store
HOT WEATHER IS
AROUND THE CORNER
BUY A SUIT OF SHORTS FROM URBACH
AND ENJOY THE HEAT
A new shipment of shirts just received
$150
and up
Urbach’s
T he Store with a Conscience
When you think shoes think Urbach’s
PULLING UP STAKES
W. R. Smith, veteran miner of the
Forty mile country, has left for Set
tle, where he will go into the rest
aurant business Mr. ornith is one of
the real old-time--* o. this country
who is pulling up his stakes for good
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2. (/P)—Frank W. I
Lee, representative in America of tire
Chinese I|:iti^nal|s.t (organization,
made public a cablegram h>3 had re.
ceived from Shanghai, which declared
that hostilities between Japanese and)
Chinese troops had broken out near
Chilang, Shantung.
WERE WELL OFFSHORE
LOR I ENT, France, Aug. 4, (flV
Headed through heavy clouds and
mists the Polish flyers are bePeved
to be well out at sea. Three hours
and 24 minutes after their hazardous
takeoff they were reported sighted
by the French trawler Pongouin, 60
miles off the French coast.
HIGH ROOF FAVORED
With reference to the plans far
the new Seward school it would ap
pear the majority of citizens favor
a high roof instead of a low one par
ticularly on account of snow condi
tions. Council members expect a large
gathering of citizens at the regular
meeting Monday night, beginning at
8 o’clock, and it is anticipated num
erous expressions will be heard.
Otto Sandbeck, member of the
Gateway staff ,who made the round
trip on the M. S. Discoverer, reports
having a. good time and thoroughly
enjoying the trip.
GOLF BALLS AND TEES AT
J BROWN & HAWKINS.
ONE STAMP QUARTZ MILL FOR
SALE at J. L. Graef.
THE MOST COMPLETE NEW
STAND IN ALASKA. SUBSCRIP
TIONS TAKEN. Schalterer’s Alask
Shop.
8:00 A. M.
Load your
Savage — 10
pounds dry
clothes.
$:©*7 — Entire
load i» washed
end blued.
C:9*5—Entire
load is Spin«
Rinsed.
. •*! •—Entire
\ load l* Spin*
Dried,
While you
hang out thj
first load, the
Savage is
washing the
second.
The NEW, Faster—
S AVAG E
20th Century Laborless
Laundering Schedule |
THE shortest, easiest route from clothes
hamper to clothes-line! Just imagine
loading your wringerless Savage with 10 lbs.
of dry clotjies (equivalent to 7 sheets) and
ten minutes later hanging out everything
beautifully washed, blued, spin-rinsed and
spin-dried! Better than this, imagine doing
this entire job without putting a hand in
water, without hand rinsing, feeding pieces
through a wringer, or even handling wet,
heavy clothes from tub-to-tub as heretofore!
Imagine doing
An Entire Week’s
Wash in an Hour!
The New, Faster Wringerless Savage does
it with ease and safety to clothes and oper
ator. 60 lbs. of clothes—more than an aver
age week’s wash—done in its own tub m
an hour or less! And after it’s through, *he
Savage empties itself into sink or drain!
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SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY Wf] K
For a limited time ^ «Ser iKc New,
Faster Savage at unwaally !ow itnm,
with a Free hm+»c tu*m'u Odl #» ytwM
HARDWARE DEPT. ADAMS 80
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BROWN * HAWKINS
CORPORATION
“QUALITY FTRST”
SEWARD, ALASKA,
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SANTANDER, Spain, Aug. 2. (/P)— j
The sailing yachts Atlantic and Elena,
two of the five craft that left N*3W
York harbor on July Sth in the second ;
division of a 3,055 mile race across J
the Atlantic ocean to Santander,!
!
seemed to have equal prospects oft
victory.
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MAY LEAVE AGAIN SUNDAY
At the present time Captain Ber- j
ger anticipates getting away again
for the Cook Inlet district, with his
vessel the M. S. Discoverer, Sunday.
He hopes to have the hull inspected
by the government inspector, ac
cording to the regulations, prior to
bis departure. The inspector is said
to be on the Yukon.
John Nicholoff, mining man, who
is interested in Nuka Bay property,
returned to Seward last evening >
passenger on the M. S. Discoverer.
The second alfalfa liat of the sea.
son made it3 appearance in town
today.
The Interior mining prop»3rties
which were taken under option by
Gorge G. Damons last year will be de.
veloped thru capital furnished by six
British corporations.
SHEET MUSIC, 8cH»norec» Atatka
Stop.
The Osbo electrical shop has the
contract for wiring the new Sewarl
Machine Shop build ng.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef i
celled.
i<r«ex
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS A
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
MASTER MIXTURE. SCHALLER.
WILD HONEY TOBACCO THE
■ER’S ALASKA SHOP.
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VAN GILDER HOTEL
HOT AND COLD WATER IN EVERY ROOM
STEAM HEAT
J. S. BADGER
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
' Gardening impliments
SHEET METAL WORK ANB PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Cofanan lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mail Orders Wifl Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone liadfaen 87 Seward Abate