CONDITION IS CRITICAL
Prank Moore, who laist week en
tered the Seward General hospital,
is getting along as well as can be
expected, but Dr. Alcorn reports his
case is extremely serious. Not a
day goes by but what many of his
friends call upon him for which Mr.
"NMoore is grateful. 0
UNDERGOES OPERATION
A major operation was performed
yesterday on Mrs. Jennie Nikeferoff
at hte Seward General hospital. Dr.
Alcorn reports Mrs. Nikeferoff went
thru the operation very well and
considering the seriousness of the
case she is getting along nicely.
Miss Lucille McCrary, boys matron
at the Baptist orphanage on Wood
Island, opposite Kodiak, was a south
bound 'passenger on the Admiral
Watson, enroute to Waco, Texas,
where she will spend her vacation.
Chocolate and vanilla ice
cream. Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten's.
A sentence of two years at McNeil
Island and a fine of $1,000 was impos. ;
ed upon John Heath, convicted in a
liquor case some time ago, and found
guilty on four counts. Recently
Heath’s atorney, George Grisby, argu
ed before Judge T. M. Reed for a new
trial but this was denied. A 20 days
stay to perfect appeal was granted,
however, following the sentence pass
ed. l
Malleable iron spikes, manufactur
ed by the old Russian foundry at Sitka,
were received by Gov. George Parks.
Th%y were recovered from the old
foundry site recently by M. D. Wil
liams, acting district engineer of the
Bureau of Public Roads, and presented
to the Governor. They are ffrade of
the first iron brought to the Pacific
coast of America, it was said, and
probably represents the firsti manufac
tured iron, also. There is a marked
difference in the quality of the metel
from that of present day manufacture,
Mr. Williams pointed out. Except for
School Supplies
Buy your school supplies at the drug store and
save money. All school supplies sold at Outside
prices. We have searched the market thor
oughly and are able to offer the biggest values
in this line of merchandise*
Seward Drug Co.
Stoves
Special Sale Featuring
New Economical Designs
I et your stove be attractive as well as useful. These
^ new styles will take their place in your home as
harmonious pieces of furniture. Advanced features
in their construction result in more heat from less
coal. The new Great Western Pipeless Furnace now
in stock ready for installation.
We particularly wish to call your attention to the new
Dixola Heater, which is now on display. Drop in to
see this neat type heating fixture, it is highly becom
ing in a better home, a money saver as well.
ASK FOR OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN ON
HEATERS AND RANGES.
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS IF UNABLE TO
MAKE PERSONAL SELECTION OF YOUR
NEEDS.
PHONES CONNECTING ALL DEPARTMENTS
Office and Clothing Grocery Dept. Hardware Dept
Dept. Mad. 80 Main 1 Adams 80
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
Seward, Alaska
Overcoats that invite active wear
CORRECT IN EVERY LINE!
UrfoacH’s
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a heavy coating of rust, the spikes are
j well preserved.
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j The gasboat Constance, owned by
Selmer (Sam) Jacobson, was wrecked
October 26, at Last Chance Harbor,
Gambier Bay Island, according to re
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ports made to the U. S. Customs
House. The hull and cargo are a total
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loss, only the engine being in condi
tion to be salvaged, Capt. Jacobson re
ported.
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In a second larceny case to come
before Judge Frank A. Boyle, at Ju
neau, Charles Casakan, William
Johnson and George Kane were found
guilty of petty larceny at Hood Bay
and were given thirty days each in
the Juneau jail.
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George Seaman, who was held pri
soner in the Cordova jail on charges
of trying to induce a girl to lead a
life of prostitution, made a break and
escaped, from the guard and, is at
present at large in or near Cordova.
Lucky says: The reason he!
cites the Bee Hive prices is!
because the Bee Hive con-j
template opening up thrii-!
out Alaska general and
Lucky is the first line of de
fense, with his low prices,
ahead of them. Raisins, mar
ket day special Lucky's .45
Bee Hive 47. .. ...
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’’ New York and khil
cream at the Candy Cottage.
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