, HAVE YOU YOUR POSTER?
Red Cross posters were put up in
all prominent places +hrou&hout the
city today. If anyone has beer over
looked call up T. R. Me Ewen,chair
man of the local Drive which starts
and finishes tomorrow
s THE PALACE
John Mattlch, Prop.
S POOL, SOFT DRINKS AND
CIGARS
Furnished Room*
Phone Main 65
9
SHOWER BATHS IN
Through the assistance of R. J. Me
Hanna the S. A. C. can now boast of
a real shower bath. The other day he
put down the concrete an,d the next
step will be facing the walls and
giving it all a couple of coats of en
amel.
ED MADDOX GOES OUT
Ed Maddox, well known oldtimer,
is a passenger on the S. S. Admiral
Watson enroute to the City of Seat
tle where he may remain indefinitely.
For a number of months past he has
been located at Kodiak.
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Latest Styles and Materials.$6.95 to $14.50
DAINTY GEORGETTE SCARFS
In Plain and Paintexed.$3.50 to $3. i o
BAXLEY HOUSE DRESSES
New Assortment. $2-75 to $3.50
Holiday Goods
Arriving On
Each Boat
, LAKINA ...SOUTHBOUND ;
Th& S. 3. Lakina, of the A. S. 3.
i , ■ t ■
Co., was scheduled to arrive at La
touche early this morning from the
Westward on it’s way South. The ves
| sel carries a couple of hundred salt
ery workers whose work in the her
v,
ring plants have come to an end for
this season. At Latouche a large ship
ment of ore will be taken on board for
shipment to the big Tacoma smel
ter.
PUBLICATION SUSPENDED
The Alaska Magazine, which was
published at Juneau for a number of
months, and which is now temporar
y suspended, may renew publication
soon, according to the latest word
the South. John E. Meals, editor of i
the magazine, is now in Seattle, it is
said, -where he is endeavoring to
raise ne capital.
TWO REFEREES
Professor M.j Ewen and Mr. Bath
will take turns this evening in refer
ing the girls basketball game. For
the City and Army game Mr. Bath
will take the first half and perhaps
the second half if his services are
not needed in the City llnC-up.
Become a member of the Ameri
can Red Cross tomorrow'.
Good clothes do not look well when
worn with worn-down heels; other
folks notice them. Better keep them
straight.
Seward Leather Works.
Place your orders now for turkey
at the reliable market, Carsten’s.
! ARON ERICSON \
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PAINTER A DECORATOR
LEWIS STONE IN FIERY
ROEE EH FILM
IT LIBERTY TONIGHT
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Lewis Stone’s army of admirers;
will have the opportunity of witness- i
ing the most striking role of his ca-'
reer if the promise of his producers is
realized in “Old Loves for New”, Mar- j
ion Fairfax’s pikturization of the E.
M. Hull best seller, “The Desert Heal
er”, which has just been released by j
First National.
Mrs. Hull became one of the most (
successful novelist with the publica
tion of “The Sheik”. Her popularity !
was even further increased with the
publication of “The Desert Healer”,
for in the two years since it became
a best seller it has gained an estimat
ed book and serial circulation of more
than 8,000,000 readers.
A superb cast appears, with Stone
ip the screen version. Included are
Barbara Bedford, who has the femin
ine lead; Walter Pidgeon, Tully Mar
shall, Katherine McDonald, Arthur
Rankin, Ann Rck and Albert Conti.
The locale of the story is Algeria,
in the Near East, where Stone goes
after the wreck of his home in Eng
land and becomes a leader and healer
of the Arab tribesmen. War and do
m stic.. tragedy have destroyed happi
ness for him in England and he goes
away to bury the past, only to bring
the characters of his tragedy together
again for a final solution of the prob
lem. *
Maurice Tourneur directed “Old
Loves for New.”
Mrs. Hull is the author of a string
of best sellers. She is said to be one
of the most poipular writers in Ameri
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f
Chesterfield smokers
don't change with
the traffic signals
• •. but watch how other smokers are changing to Chesterfield!
The tastiness, wholesome
ness and freshness of Sew
ard Bakery’s breads, pies,
cakes, and pastries in pro
fusion make a delightful
choice.
-TSmms&ESar
WE USE THE BEST OF
INGREDIENTS IN ALL
OUR BAKERY GOODS
Our dairy lunches are
continually growing in
favor. This service is
exceptionally reasonable
MRS. GEO. SCHMITT, PROP.
SEWARD
BAKERY
ca. Before writing her first novel,
which brought fame to Valentino, Mrs.
Hull was a writer on a New York
newspaper.
II THE HOTELS
SEWARD
O. Reusing, Allen Petrie, S. Howon
ski, Harry Landon, B. Bernhardtt, A.
E. Moorehead, Sam Radish, John Gras
onim, John Black, Albert Erickson,
Fred Clark, J. Hansen, Joe De Graw,
E. Tillman, Jim Cardell.
VAN GILDER
Chas. Necolet, McGrath; A. Berry,
A. Higgins, Tokotna; H. H. Brown,
Wm. C. Steinmetz, Joseph H. Murray,
Cordova; A. J. Dimond, Valdez; T.
M. O’Dale, D. M. Bothwell.
OVERLAND
Andrew M. Nelson, Edward Cohen,
B. J. Baldwin, Gust Martinson.
SEXTON
John Salit.
Join the local Chapter of the Amer
ican Red Cross tomorrow when vol
unteer workers ask you.
Buy Kodak Xmas greeting cards
for your kodak views. Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.