RADIOMAN TRANSFERRED
Coming in on the SS Admiral
Farragut Sunday from the West
ward were Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Bradford. Kodiak residents for
a long time where Mr. Bradford
was radioman for the Navy. He
has been transferred to Bremer
ton. There little daughter was
with them.
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I you won’t keep your smile
a secret after using Rexall
Milk of Magnesia Tooth
Paste.
Start using Rexall Milk of
>= Magnesia Tooth Paste to
| night. Sold only at Rexall
| Drag Stores.
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I SEWARD DRUG CO.
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M. & W. CLUB
WARD & MITCHELL
Where good fellows get
together.
SEWARD’S
POPULAR
CARD ROOM
Paulsteiner’s
SEA FOOD MARKET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
1: Fresh, Frozen, Salt Fish
| Ship Anywhere
John Paulsteiner, Prop,
j Market Open at
1 M a. m- to 1 p. m.-3-6 p. m.
| Phones—
l Adams 56 and Adams 14
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SEALED TO END
TALE OF 'COLT'
HEIRS HAVE STONE-MASONS
SEAL UP SINGERS
SARCOPHAGUS
| NAPLES, Italy, Mar., 23, (JP)~
| Caruso of the golden voice, who
; died here in 1921, may at- last
'rest in peace.
His glass tomb has been seal
ed up by indignant heirs as a
result of widespread rumors that
| a cult had arisen to honor his
memory through w o rshipping
| rites that included the periodical
I changing of the funeral clothes
(on his embalmed body.
Caruso’s body, embalmed by
jNeopolitan morticians with a se
jcret method which they claim to
(have inherited from the ancient
| Egyptians, lies in a little chmpel
in the cemetary of the Madonna
del Pianto here. The chapel was
built by his widow.
Mrs. Caruso decided upon the
embalming so that their daugh
ter Gloria might see her famous
i father, when she grew up, as he
■ was at the height of his fame.
| Mrs. Caruso also ordered a
! glass coffin, with one side remov
| able, and hundreds of tourists
!have seen the body in full face
| as in life.
; But the embalming process can
jnot preserve the cloths, so Caru
so’s shroud must be changed at
j certain intervals. This has us
ually been done with one of the
1 professors of the Scientific In
stitute of Naples directing
I And thus arose the rumor of
| the Caruso cult. Caruso’s heirs
; determined to end this bizarre
(state of affairs so stone-masons
[have walled up the sarcophagus,
land visits of tourists will be su
| per vised.
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The railroad rotary arrived
in the local yards Sunday night
at 10. It was due to leave today,
ahead of the freight.
!
A. L. Schafer, appointed mana
ger of the Pacific area of the
Red Cross, to succeed the late
:j. Arthur Jeffers, arrived at
iSan Francisco headquarters re
cently to assume his new dut
; ies, reports the Anchorage Times.
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WALL PAPER »
Aron Ericson
U Painter and Decorator
Week End Specials
FOR MEN
ALL WOOL NAVY SHIRTS
Special Price $2.45
tm %i i FANNY FROCKS
Different-New
Outstanding
$1.25
Urbach & Valade
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| Here is another 1931 |
| Sensation |
gg GROUP NO. 1: 62 pairs of first class men’s shoes—Sold regular for IP
1§ $7.50 to $10.00 S
|. SALE PRISE 53.95_.... 1
= GROUP NO 2: 15 pairs Nettleton men’s shoes—Regular price $15.00 %
|......_:.._SALE PRICE $6.35_... |
gg GROUP NO. 3: 20 pairs men’s Oxfords, made by 1st rfa«s manufacture M
S ers—Regular price $8.50 to $11.00 --i
|. SALE PRICE S4.85_|
- ' Special lot of men’s sweaters and sweater coats""" R
I SALE PRICE 54.05 ?
M Men s heavy wool sox—Regular 50c quality M
fl SILE PRICE 3 PCS. $1 1
H Big Turkish Bath Towels §|
1 - SUE PRICE 3 FOR $1 1
H Men’s leather mitts lined—Regular price $2.00 vl
I ..; SALE PIE 95C |
J THIS SALE COMPRISES ALL SURE-FIRE MER- §j
jj CHANDISE—NOTHING BOUGHT SPECIAL FORSALE PURPOSES J
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; NEW YORK, Mar-, 23, (/P)—
: Texans who boast of their ability
j to rope and herd anything on
| four legs may now limit their
; boast to anything without a
i bushy tail and the yap-yap of a
j coyote
Five hundred Texans recently
j joined in a first annual coyote
round-up on Padre Island In
South Texas, while 1,000 onlook
ers and several movie newsreel
photographers watched to see the
wily coyotes herded into a large
| pen and duly roped. But they
watched and watched, and saw
! no roping. The coyotes refused
i to be driven, though an estimated
! 26 were slain.
It is reported that a slight
earth movement was felt in the
| city this morning at 4:30; proba
| bly some heavyweight rolling over
'in their sleep.
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New assortment of beautiful
Easter cards now on display at
the Alaska Shop.
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j MOTORSHIP
I DISCOVERER
| For
j Hire
jl or
|! Charter
J Captain Belnle Berger
’ | Seward, Alaska
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CRASHED ON ISLAND
HORSE ISLAND, Newfoundland.
| Mar., 23, (/P)—-Pilot Bob Fogg,
[who flew from Concord, New
Hampshire to obtain pictures of
| the sealer Viking disaster, crash
ed on Horse Island. The plane
| was damaged but neither Fogg
nor his companion were serious
ly injured, although bruised.
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ONLY 25c
Hear the new Melotone records
just received; recorded on both
sides. At the Alaska Shop,
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LADIES AID MEET
The Ladies Aid of the Commu
nity church will meet Wednesday
at 2 p. m. at the apartment of
Mrs. A. F. Davis, Arcade Apart
ments. Tills meeting was to have
been held with Mrs. E. Reisner
but illness has caused the change.
NOTICE
The Belmont Trading Company
will shortly open for business as
trader’s in ail kinds of merchan
dise, new and second-hand, at
the old log house on Fifth Ave.
Joe Hof man
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— HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES —
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Linoleum, Glass
TINNING and PLUMBING
Phone Madison 87
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PUBLIC CONFIDENCE . . .
We have enjoyed the confidence of Seward
and Alaska people since the opening of this
banking institution—for over 25 years.
Travelers’ Checks
Resources, $606,000
+*n
Bank of Seward
Seward . . • Alaska
We pay 4 per cent interest compound semi
annual^ on all savings accounts.
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