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If, because of their greater
convenience, their more
pleasant taste, their great
er economy, you choose tab
blets, then you'll surely de
rive tremendous satisfaction
from Rexall Orderlies.
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tion. Get a bottle of 150 Rex
all Orderlies today. Sold on
ly at Rexall Drug Stores.
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STIFF SET. DIEHL
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i Seward lost a well-liked citizen
! today in the departure for Seat
' tie of Staff Sergeant E. S. Diehl,
; Signal Corps, U. S Army. Mr.
! Diehl has been transferred to
| a seat next to the trone at Wash
: ington, D. C., and will travel East
via automobile instead of by
transport through the Panama
Canal.
Mr. Diehl proposes to purchase
a Buick car in Seattle, point it
toward California, and let her
■ go. From Frisco he will drive on
to Hollywood for a nice visit
with friends of the opposite sect,
then fill up with gasoline and
strike out for Tia Juana, the
Everglades, and up the Atlantic
Coast to the Capital.
The efficient and capable mem
I ber of the Signal Corps, will
feel perfectly at home with the
! President, Cabinet members, etc.,
for after the World War, in which
; he participated as a field clerk,
! he was on duty in Washington
; for sometime
Tom TllLson was an arrival
Friday from Moose Pass, on a
brief business trip, leaving again
today for home
WATCH
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Urbach & Valade
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Kew Dcniii^ns, New 1'olors
the? will add new iile to ike
smartest wardrobes. Men who
knew Phoenix style, who know
Phoenix quality, are selecting
them by the half dozen pairs.
Phone
Clo. Dept. Mad. 80
Fuel Dept.
Phone Mad. 80
Phone
Gro, Dept.
Main 1
Phone
Hdwre. Dept. Adams 80
| Brown & Hawkins Corp. |
| SEWARD-QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA |
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THITER NEWS
No more ideal play for the ani- j
mated talents of Miss Clara Bow |
has ever been chosen than her
j latest vehicle, ‘'The Wild Party,"
playing at the Liberty theater j
Sunday.
“The Wild Party” is a vivacious j
fast-moving production based on
the story by Warner Fabian, fa- !
j mous author of popular novels of
i the jazz age.
There are several parties in
j the play, and their * watchword
| seems to be, “ When better whoop
! ee is made, Clara will make it.” i
! Girls who are known through- j
! out filmdom for their “It” qual- j
I ities, take part in the production. j
i Dorothy Arzner, director of the \
j picture, spent considerable time |
! selecting the desired types of {
* pep sisters to fill the roles of j
members of Clara’s “gang” in;
the play
ITALIANS PRESENTED
WASHINGTON, Feb. 27- (/P) —
A group of 45 students from, the
School of Physical Training at
Rome, Italy, was presented to Pre
sident Hoover by Ambassador De
Martino of Italy.
PRESSURE INSIDE EARTH ‘
WASHINGTON, Feb, 27, (/P)—,
A cubic mile of rock 1,000 miles
deep in the earth, is under pres
sure equal to the weight of a
column of rock a mile square
and 1,000 miles high.
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10 a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Morning service.
7:30 p. m. Evening service.
The pastor will speak at both ‘
services Sunday.
“I (the church) meet you with ;
outstretched arms and with songs
of gladness.” The church is call
1 ing you.
CAGE GAME TONIGHT
The City and the High school
basketball teams will p*ay a game
this evening in the S. A- C., to
which the usual admissions, 15
and 25c will be charged. The pre
liminary will bring out those two
deadly rivals, the Seward Midgets
and the Jesse Lee Home Nonpar
els. At 7, not 8.
Prior to sailing south today,
the SS Alameda steamed down
to the Standard Oil dock and
unloaded a considerable supply
of oil products.
AGENTS BRUTAL
| SAN FRANCII3CO, Feb., 28, (&)
| Brutality of prohibition ager
I was under fire as one, man L
' near death, shot in the back, l
j an agent and a war veteran
j Bakersfield faced the loss of l
J arm as the result of a beating a
! ministered by another agent.
FEWER FARM CHILDREN
! DURHAM, N. H„ Feb, 27, (A
Federal census figures show
041 fewer farm children ur
five years of age in New Har
shire in 1930 than in 1920.
— HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES —
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Linoleum. Glass
TINNING and PLUMBING
Phone Madison 87
J. L. Craef
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PUBLIC CONFIDENCE . . .
We have enjoyed the confidence of Seward
and Alaska people since the opening of tills
banking institution—for over 25 years.
Travelers’ Checks
Resources, $600,000
Bank of Seward
Seward.. . . Alaska
We pay 4 per cent interest compound semi
annually on all savings accounts.