ANNA HELEN IN PORT
The Anna Helen, owned by Dr.
Good of whom mention was made
in yesterday’s paper, arrived in
port today from Kodiak. Aside
from dental work done in the out
of-way portions of the Alaska
coast. Dr. Good holds his fine
new ”essel open for charter.
Ar invitation is extended to the
public to inspect the craft.
For- read In The fiarewav first
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A SIGHT TO BEHOLD
Arcade Park has never been so
pu.iu^e with a beautiful array
of flowers than at the present
time ,at least so it appears to
those observers and lovers of na
ture’s handiwork. The honey
suckles, believed to be the only
<ji any abundance in
Alaska, are gorgeous; the entire
park is a mass of vivid coloring.
Bargains in Outboard Motors
at Brown & Hawkins Corp. adv.
that Carnation Milk is pure
whole milk in a most convenient
form; evaporated to double rich
ness, “homogenized” to distrib
ute the cream uniformly, and
aterilized for safekeeping.
Write for Cook Book
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
__ 1060 Smart Bldg., Saattla
01929, C. M.P.Oa.
The Safeguarded Mtlft
“from Contented Cows
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THANKS TO CITIZENS
1
' In departing today for Van
couver, B. C., Capt. J. Satow, of
jthe big Japanese steamer Taiyu
, Maru, desires to express, thru
, j the columns of this paper, his
, i ereat appreciation for the many ,
kindnesses and courtesies ev-!
tended to his officers and self,
j during their long stay in port. His
visit here will ever be remember
ed with a great deal of pleas-I:
jure and, he said, if it were possi
ble, he would like to be able to
j call Seward home—to live here. J
| Loading of railroad scrap mat- j
erial was completed this morning
and at 7 o‘clock Captain Satow
headed for Harding’s Entrance
and the broad expanse of the
North Pacific, bound for Vancou
ver, B. C., where a large cargo
of lumber will be taken aboard
for shipment to Kobi. The Taiya
Maru is owned and operated by •
the Ocean Transport Co., Ltd., of j
Kobi, Japan.
Captain Satow is taking with
him, back to Japan, a mass of |
information relative to Alaska !
coal and timber with, the view of
interesting Japanese firms with
what Alaska has to offer for ex
port.
i
j— WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. (/P)—!
The Graf Zeppelin story of its'
round-the-world flight is to be
covered by Lady Drummond. Karl
H. Von Weigand will write stories
of the epochal journey exclusively
for the allied Hearst newspapers.
A NEW SERVICE
Which saves money for you.
We can renew your old packs
with
NEW PACK BOTTOMS
Total Cost $4.50
Seward Leather Works
71 u
OFF FOR NUKA BAY
| H. H. Leonard, another one of
the bona fide oldtime prospectors
of the country, is leaving for Nu
ka Bay tomorrow morning, with
Capt. P. Sather, and is taking a
dory and plenty of supplies along
with the intention of remaining
in the field for the balance of the
seasorl.
AVIATORS LOCATED
LISBON, Portugal, Aug., 16, (/P)— j
Three Swiss aviators who have ,
been missing three days, were lo- \
-ated busily working on their air- !
plane in which they expect to take ]
Dff shortly for New York. The air- '
nen flew here Saturday from Daz- u
jx, France.
Fruit Jars and Jell Glasses at ,
. L. GRAEF’S.
ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday school 11 a. m. We are
giving the children from seven
years up, a special Bible study
course on the “Friends of Jesus’.
and each child attending will b?
provided with a notebook for home
work. When these notebooks are
filled, awards will be given for the
be't and neatest work. Evening
prayer and sermon 7:30 p. m. All
are invited to this service.
W. R. MACPHERSON, Rector,
Among the westbound passen
gers recently were Lieut. Commdr.
2. J Hoylman, Dental Corps, U.
3. Navy, of San Diego, Calif., en
oute to Kodiak for a bear hunt.
HAND PAINTED ALASKA PIC
riTRES AT SYLVIA’S.
Between the North Pacific
Coast and Chicago the
"North Coast
Limited"
now saves a full business day
at each terminal.
j
KARL K. KATZ
Alaska Representative
200 Smith Bldg., Seattle
IAA-17)
Extra Comforts
No Extra Fare
Leaves Seattle 6:15 p. m.
Arrives Chicago 9:30 a. m.
Gljf Hoars Eastboaad
If you plan a tnp anywhere
rroutside” let us help arrange
the details.
Northern Pacific Ry
Mid Summer Cash Clearance Sale
COATS
$30.00
$20.00
$12.50
$7.50
SHEETS
Pequot $2.50, now Qfj
Mohawk $2.25, ” yg
Pequot Slips, ”
Mohawk, ” .
BOYS
8 & 10 inch HIGH TOP
SHOES to CLOSE OUT
$3.00 anl1 $3.50
LADIES “d YOUTHS
KEDS
$2.50 now
$39.50
$29.50
$19.50
$12.95
SALE STARTS ON MONDAY
AUGUST 12™
ONE WEEK ONLY
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON
ALL YARD GOODS
ONE LOT
WOOL
DRESSES
up to $16.75 for
MUNSING AND PHOENIX WEAR
UNION SUITS, $3.75 now . $2.95
BLOOMERS, $2.25 now.$180
VESTS, $1.35 now . $115
GOWNS, $3.50 now ... $2.75
SLIPS, $3.50 now .. $2.75
ONE SPECIAL LOT BLOOMERS . $1.00
Everything
at least 20% off
Lots of Specials
as low as 50% off
Some close-outs at
Below Cost
SILK DRESSES
,29-50 now.$23.50
SI9-50' ’ $15.00
$16-75' ” .$12.75
,14-75- ” .$10.75
MUNSING
PHOENIX HOSIERY
$2.25, now
$1.75,
$1.25,
99
99
BOYS SHIRTS
ALL SIZES
GUARANTEED
COLOR FAST
$1.50, now
ONE LOT CHILDREN
THREE QUARTER
AND HALF SOCKS
up to yfjC now