IT TIE HOTELS
. VAN GILDER—Mrs E. Menagh,
Mens G. Mariana, L. C. Oparyde, Flor.
ence Clothier, T. K. Clothier.
SEWARD; D. Manson, A. R. Bowen,
Wallace Ducas, L. J. Dorgren, A. R.
Morton, B. Crawford, Robt. Carlson,
Robert Young, Nils Anderson, J. H.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs J. J. Burton, L.
*J. Manu, E. H. Manus, D. E. Valade.
SEXTON—K. G, Kane, B. Beau,
champ, C. A. Slator, Herbert Kerker,
A. M. Crocker, Chas. A. Fiske, S. Die.
seryb.
OVERLAND—Andrew Jacubsen, L.
E. Tratt, H. L Baker, A. R. Eld ridge,
Marion Risoff,Julia Wagner, Mr. and
y[rs C. A. Slator and family, Ray Ol
son, Olof Johnson, R. O. Oliver, Emil
Teigner, Bob Jordine, Victor Ant
omna, John Dyer, H. C. Ruthford.
Frank Jacobs and Tom Reagan
were bound over to the Grand Jury
on a charge of burglary at a hearing
in Haines. Reagan was released after
putting up $500 bail, and Jacobs, un
able to raise the bail, was taken to
tVe Skagway jail.
REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE
WRITERS $60 AND $75: TERMS
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
tures at Sylvia’s
BIG DELHI COUNTRY
BE SCENE OF HUNT
SEATTLE, Aug. 13. (ff)—Bound
for the Big Delta country in Alaska
where they will hunt caribou and wild
sheep, William Homes, George Burg,
hal’d and Arthur Nibrcrtysis, alll *pf
New York, sailed on the S. S. Aleu
tian. They have hunted (game all
I over the world and will go from Val
dez by automobile stage to McCarty
where they will obtain1 guides.
“HIST, WATSON, HIST!
Thursday, so the police reporter
dicovetred, is the evening when a big
■ bsan feed is scheduled to be pulled
1 off by the Seward Volunteer Fire De.
Ipartment. The doors may be thrown
wide open, it is said.
M. Le Blanc, veteran insurance
man of Alaska, departed on the S. S.
Alaska for Valdez.
Katherine G. Kane, school teach
■er at Akutan, Bu:ean of Education,
!arrived in the city Saturday enrouie
to the interior.
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Mrs. Cnas. Price, of Amanda’s
laundry, departed today for Anchor
age for a couple of weeks stay.
Tuesday’s regular meeting of the
Seward Chamber of Commerce, will
be held tomorrow at noon at the
Seward Grill.
TANKER IN AND OUT
The Ailaska Standard Oil 'tanker
drew into the Port of Seward today
and will leave 100 tons of fluid fuel at
this port before continuing to the
Westward. Capt. Jorden is in charge
and says that the boat is leaving its
regular consignment of fuel for
coast and Interior consumption. The
ship was scheduled to get dway this
evening.
HUGE REFINER! EIRE
PORT ARTHUR TEXAS
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PORT ARTHUR, Tex., Aug. 13. (/P)
—Firemen brought under control this
fire which destroyed the new cdld
treating plant of the Texas Co., Re.
flinery with a loss estimated at
$1,000,000, The fire was the result
of a terrific explosion which cause is
undetermined.
A violent-short but sweet-earth
quake jarred most everybody 2 a. m.
yesterday morning. No one was in
jured or buildings destroyed.
A large number of cannery wor
kers left for Seattle on the steamer
! Alaska.
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' FRESH HAAS CHOCOLATES. EX
CLUSIVE AGENTS. Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY AT
TENDED. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop
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STARR SAILS TOMORROW
After being delayed in towing a
barge to Sawmill Bay in heavy wea
ther, the S. S. Starr will not depart
from the Port of Seward until 7 o’
clock Tuesday night, according to
Superintendent Jansen of the San
Juan Fish & Packing company. The
boat is leaving for the Westward
with mail, passengers and freight
and wa scheduled to leave tonight at
five o’clock.
Mel Holben, proprietor of the Sew.
ard Grill, returned the other day from
a brief trip to Anchorage.
The S. S. Redondo of the A. S. S.
Co., departed yesterday for the West,
ward following taking on 300 tons of
cargo from the S. S. Alaska.
If you haven’t tried rrye.Sruhn’g
Baby Beef you have missed some*
thing, friendsl
THIS IS THE PLACE
NO USE SEEKING
ANY FURTHER. WE
CAN SUPPLY YOUR
WANTS IN THE MEAT
LINE ENTIRELY TO
YOUR SATISFACTION
A. C .GRUANSTADT,'MANAGER
FRYE BRUHN & CO.
If
August Cash Clearance Sale
Sale Began Today at 9 A. M.
One Week Only—No Approvals
RAINCOATS
$9.95 for $7.50
$7.00 for $5.50
Children’s
$3.50 for $2.50
FANCY BOXED
STATIONARY
$1.50 for
$1.25 for
$.85
$.65
MUNSING WEAR
Night gowns $3.95 for $3.25
Slips $3.50 for $2.75
Bloomers $2.25 for $1.95
Vests $1.35 for $110
HOSIERY
Chiffon and Service weight
$2.25 value for
$1.75 value for
$1.00 value for
$1.80
$1.40
$.75
ONE LOT LADIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
3 for 25
RAYON BED
SPREADS
$6.95 for $5.50
COATS
$29.50 for $19.50
$24.50 for $14.50
$19.50 for $9.75
$12.75 for $8.75
DRESSES
$38.50 for $27.50
$28.50 for $23.50
$24.50 for $16.75
$16.75 for $13.75
One lot of silk $16.75 for $9.75
One lot of Sport $16.75 for $11.95
HATS
Up to $12.50 for $5.9 >
Up to $7.50 for $3.95
Includes latest models
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CHILDREN’S
ROVER ALLS
$1.25 value for $.95
BAXLEY HOUSE
DRESSES
$2.75 for
SHOES
One lot shoes
One lot shoes
One lot boys $3.50 for
SHEETS
Pequot 81X90 $2.50 for
Mohawk 81X90 $2.25 for
XLCR 81X90 $1.75 for
$1.95
$1.95
$1.00
$1.95
$2.00
$1.75
$1.25
TURK TOWELS
Size 18X36
3 for $1.00
TURK
WASH CLOTHES
3 for 25
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