Leave your orders for fresh kille
chickens at Brown & Hawkins.
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HEALTHY BABIES
x ARE HAPPY
but they cannot be healthy
unless their little organs
are functioning naturally.
If a laxative is necessary,
it must be gentle in action
and without the slightest
degree or irritation, but at
the same time positive in
results.
GLYCERIN
SUPPOSITORIES
can be used with the ut
mose confidence, being
made from pure glycerin
and guaranteed to give
prompt action.
The special packing keeps
them always fresh and
ready for use.
77ie> m&XcdUL Stare
Rev. T. P. Graham, who returned
I home Sunday from his monthly visit
to Seldovia, brings back the report
conditions in the progressive little
Inlet city , have been excellent so far
' this season, the salmon packers hav
ing apparantly done fairly well and
the herring packing industry seems to
j have the situation well in hand for an
active season.
Chambers is erecting a large build
ing for the packing of herring, Rever
and GrJham states, and Colberg has
; purchased a big scow on which he wrill
put up a pack. This will make two
large schooners, three buildings and
i one scow, in which herring packing op
1 erations will be carried forward this
season in the busy seaport town.
LONG TO RETURN NORTH
Charles Bush, former manager of
the Anchorage store of Brown & Haw
: kins, was visited recently by a Sew
ardite while in San Diego. Mr. and
j Mrs. Bush have resided in San Diego
I since they left Alaska, last year, and
! though they have enjoyed the change
| it is said .they, especially Charlie,
longs to return North. Mr. Bush is
manager of the clothing department of
a large department store.
rVOrtiriu]
nastrr wAtiPoira i
atfrWe*
1VO matter what class, quality
or quantity of Lumber you
may need, we carry it in our
yard. Estimates will be furn
ished without charge or obliga
tion.
Agent for
PORT BLAKELEY MILL CO.
CAL M. BROSIUS Seward, Alaska
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SEWARD WATER
SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
John Nelson, Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Building. Phone Main 17
W. J. Erskine Co.
KODIAK, ALASKA
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Fresh Meats and Vegetables
SUPPLYING FISHING BOATS
A SPECIALTY
Seward Machine Shop
Electric and Acetylene Welding, Plumbing,
Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Ford Sales and Service
Agents for Fairbanks Morse Station
ary and Marine Engines
FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES
CHAS. LfCHNER, Proprietor
LOCAL GIRLS TO MR 1
WITH PROFESSIONALS IN
SHOW ON FRIT NIGHT
i Unless present plans miscarry some
! amusement program will be present
; ed here this coming fall and winter
that will give itnpetis to a movement
j started sometime ago toward the es
tablishment of a permanent local ama
iteur theatrical organization. Bob
Mack is fostering the plan to estab
lish a circuit whereby the latest New
York dramatic and musical comedy
successes can be witnessed in this
part of the Northwest; his plan is to
have from four to six professionals
of ability and versatility under his
direction these to be supported by
local amateurs in the presentations.
| During his recent engagement in
j Anchorage and Fairbanks, Mack com
. pleted arrangements to return with
; his vaudeville company after his Sew
jard showing next Friday and present
j a musical comedy in each of the towns
I named using members of his profes_
sional, organization for the principal
iparts and supplanting local amateurs
for other characters and chorus work.
Already several of Sewards most
promising thespians have enrolled for
membership and, while the perform
ance to be given at Dreamland hall
next Friday will find the Mack Com
pany offering the major portion of the
program some clever and interesting
! local amateurs will assist the visiting
! professionals. One of these numbers
! being a tropical song and dance by
; Bobby Mack and a chorus composed -
of local stage celebrities, and that 11
this feature of the program will be a
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success is evident from the roster of <
the chorus which includes Roberta
McIntosh, Sigrid .Rosness, Viola Shel
don, Catherine Neville, Mildred Bubb,
Dorothy Gisin and several others not
yet selected.
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MAY COME NORTH
The former Miss Mae Hummel of
Anchorage, now Mrs. Tuttle, wife of i
one of the leading reporters in New
York State, plans making a trip to
Alaska soon, it is reported by arrivals '
in Seward from the East. Mrs. Tut_
tie has been informing her husband
so vividly of the Territory that he has ,
been smitten with the “bug” to see 4
the alleged “cold and bitter’* North.
Mr. Skinner, well known prospector |
and mining man who has been down !
in the Nuka bay quartz field, arrived <
in town last night on the Discoverer. 4
Mr. Skinner proposes to return to his
prospect shortly and erect a cabin
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Mrs. Patten, who has been cooking
for the road crew at Nuka bay,arriv- <
ed last evening from the quartz camp.
BILL FAIRMAN BACK 4
William Fairman, foreman of the
Alaska Road Commission crew which
has beeen working on the Nuka bay <
road for the past several weeks, ac
companied by two members of the
crew, arrived in town last evening on
board the good ship Discoverer.
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A WONDERFUL RAINBOW
Arrivals in town last evening from !
Rawing brought in the report that ]
Mrs. Lawing caught the most beauti
ful Rainbow trout yesterday, just a
half-mile upstream, that residents of <
that locality had ever seen The spe- 4
cimen was about 18 inches in length
and the coloring wrac gorgeous.
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It is reported that the first frost
of the season settled down over por- '
tions of the Moose Pass country last j
evening.
TENNIS PLAYERS ! <
The Executive Committe of the S.A. j
C. wishes to again call the attention j j
of its members that tennis players' are ! <
prohibited from use of the court un_ ! 1
less they are wearing tennis shoes, j
Unfortunately, a few of the members
are disregarding this important item! «
with result the court" is always torn
up from their leather shoes. j
Read the ads every day.
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The First Excursion Of
The Season To
BEAU GLACIER, NORTHWESTERN GLACIER
UNO 10 SEAL RICKS
SUNDAY, AUGUST 21
ON THE M. S. DISCOVERER
CAPT. HEINIE BERGER
BUT YOUR TICKET NOW!
I
A 12 Hour Cruise, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. for
$3.50 per Person. Luncheon Served on Board
The Discoverer will leave from the Seward dock
float at 7 o’clock Sunday morning.
Tickets on sale at the Candy Cottage, Seward
Drug, Schallerer’s Alaska Shop, The Northern,
Urbach’s and The Gateway.
Just Received-Direct
From
New York
in
AT
CARACUL AND SEALINE
PRICES FROM egjj to
$155
CLOTH COATS
ITn tw’EEDS, plads and plain
MATERIALS AT PRICES FROM
$12 75 *° $45 00
DRESSES _
ALL THE NEW FALL SHADES IN
FLAT CREPES, SATIN CREPES,
SATIN BACK CREPES AND
FLOWERED CREPES RANGING IN
PRICES FROM C1C.7F: to
$1675
THE VERY LATEST IN ORIENTAL
DESIGNS. C7.nK to J23'50
IN SOFT VELVETS AND
FROM |5 95 to J8.0Q
OUR ADVANTAGE OF CHAIN
STORE BUYING ENABLES US TO
QUOTE ABOVE PRICES — WE IN
VITE YOUR INSPECTION TO DE
TERMINE THESE REMARKABLE
VALUES.