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rHE GREAT COG IN WHEELS OF COMMERCE
It GRINDS out the products of in
* dustry on one side and dollars on
the other—the Bank.
Every deposit made by this institu-.
tion’s clients is so much added power
in the ever-turning wheel of com
merce. And this money-power is paid
for in terms of interest to the Man
Who Saves.
Bank of Seward
Seward, Alaska.
Four per cent paid on savings accounts
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CAMEL is not like any other cigarette,
and does not try to be. Camel mildness,
smoothness and mellowness are just
Camel’s — that’s all.
It is because Camel stands alone as
the individual among cigarettes that it
has won the favor of present-day smok
ers. Camel stands at the head of all
cigarettes.
If you want to know that difference
that makes so many millions of friends,
just try Camels.
Camel leads the world!
Cam
CIGARETTES
Mill CARRIED FREE TO
ILIAMNA, MPT.
j Through the courtesy of Captain
1 Heinie Berger, owner and operator of
ythe M. S. Discoverer, from 30 to 40
| sacks of mail has been carried across
from Seldovia to Iliamna by him for
! the past tew months on every trip he
'has made. And he hasn’t the mail con
i
tract. As far as can be learned the
mail contract to that point is,or has
been, in the hands of Capt. Tom Perry
of the Princess Pat.
Captain Berger, who operates out
of this port on regular schedule to II
arpna and way ports, has built up for
himself a fair trade with the residents
of that district and due to the fact he
is desirous of giving them first class
service, and realizing everyone wants
their mail, he took in upon himself to
serve them in this manner.
As far as reimbursement is con
cerned, he figures a reliable service
will bring him that in good time. In
the meantime the mail is being del
ivered.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
: ARON ERICSON
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Siprns Wall Paper
PAINTER & DECORATOR
Camel has its own
standard of goodness
EVANS IMPROVING
Tech. Sgt. Evans, who has been in
the Government hospital at Anchor
age for some days now, was consider
j ably Improved yesterday, according to
' the report sent over to the local U. S.
! Signal Corps. Q. M. dep’t.
MOVIE Ml COMPLETES
SCENES THIS DISTRICT
Jack Robertson, moving picture
photographer, instead of going out
to Spencer glacier for a few shots the
other day, went back into the mount
ains, to the rear of Seward, procuring
the desired scenes he had in mind. To
night, on the S. S. Admiral Watson,
he expects to leave for Juneau where
final scenes for his newest Alaskan
five-reeler will be taken. He goes to
his home and offices in Oakland from
Juneau returning North again next
spring.
DISCOVERER DEPARTS
i The M. S. Discoverer, Capt. H. Ber
ger, with a few passengers on board,
departed today for Iliamna and way
ports. As to the return of the little
vessel Captain Berger could not say
for a certainty. It all depends on the
weather.
Boys all wool school suits, long
pants. Urbach’s.
The finest Saf9ty Razor in the world
at $15. Schallerer’a Alaska Shop.
EVERYONE THRILLED BY
RECENT RED CROSS IRK
“When tempest, flood, fire, earth
quake, explosion, pestilence, famine—
any of the horrors that seem to be
waging intens*ve warfare against hu
manity—strikes, no one thinks nowa
days of organizing relief. They know
that the Red Cross is on the way, and
with medical aid, food, clothing, shel
ter and all that the emergency de
mands, it is rendering aid,” states T.
j R. McEwen, chairman of the local ^
; Red Cross Drive.
j “Everyone of us here has read and
:been thrilled by the mafnificent piece
| of work it has been carrying on for the
past six months in the Mississippi val
iley, where more than 600,000 persons
have been recipient of its skillful and
sympathetic service. But do we stop
to realize that such a work as this re
quires organization, training, material '
and money? It’s queer that multi
tudes of kindly folk who praise the
American Red Cross when it puts over
a splendid piece of service like this,
never think to look past the magnifi
cent “what” to discover the unconsid
' ered ‘how’.’
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FAIRBANKS TRIP IS
INDEPENDENT OE CLUB
To clear up a slight misunderstand
ing running the rounds President
Flickinger, of the Seward Athletic
Club, wishes to make it clear that the
S. A. C. is not, and never has, sponsor
ed the basketball inter-city trips from
a financial standpoint. From a moral
standipoint, yes, but due to the very
limited finances of the club, and the
expense connected with such trips,
it is out of the question.
It seems there are a number of lo
cal ciitzens who have been led to be
lieve other than this and it is hoped
this explanation will clear the situa
tion up.
FIGHT PICTURES DUE
By all rules and regulations the big
fight pictures, the Dempsey- Sharkey,
and the Tunney-Dempsey pictures,
should arrive in Seward tonight from
the Interior, it is reported. The local
public is keen for them and it is hop
ed they will be exhibited here soon,
though nothing definite can be learn
ed until the arrival of Fred Sorri, who
owns and is exhibiting them.
CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
All women who will volunteer to
solicit memberships in the American
Red Cros3 and all persons who will
lend cars for use in the annual roll
call of -the Red Cross on the morning
|of November —, please turn in their
| names to T. R. McEwen as soon as
possible. r ”
T. R. McEWEN, Chairman.
ODD FELLOWS, ATTENTION!
Next meeting night, November 10,
of Resurrection Lodge No. A-7, mat
ters of great importance will be pre
sented for discussion and final dis
posal, and a full attendance is vital.
There will also be election of offi
cers for the coming year so it is of in
terest to you individually as well as
for the good of the Order, that you be
present.
Misiting Brothers cordialy invited.
WILLIAM ANRIG,
Noble Grand.
School supplies. Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Plac# your orders now for turkey 4
at the reliable market, Carsten’s.