NEW SHIP
DOCKS HERE
The freighter Costal
Monarch arrived in 3cld
ovia on schedule'yester
day afternoon at four
o’clock. • •
C, P. r.ralsh, chief
officer aboard ship said
that this is the .first
trip into Seldovia for
the Costal Monarch and
that she vrould probably
be in port 2It hours un
loading and loading fre
ight.
The ship has just
cone from Bellingham and
from here she -vill go. to
Kodiak Island ports. The
Costal Monarch is of the
same tonage as the Knot
ships.
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DON'T FORGE!
TUESDAY NIGHT !
To those who talk and
tallcr this proverb should
appeal: "The steam that
blows the whistle will
never turn the wheel".
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f 11ACH1 . jHOP
MACHINE WORK
I WEEDING :■■■-, ;■■■
KEPkMATH marine
SAUWdj
URSIN'S ARE SACK
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Axel Ursin and his
son Norman rcturnedi-'ycst
crday from Seattle* They
went outside on the tend
er Haurine Greer which is
now at the Lake Union dry
dock.
utility board
TO MEET ■
There is a Utility
board meeting scheduled
for 1 .'onday . night in the
Council Chambers of•City
hall. All members are
• urged to attend.
KEN A! I REPAIRED
The scow Keaai 1
..which left here a short
time ago for ‘Seattle- is.
‘still undergoing repairs
at Cordova, -however she.
expects to be on her way
acain in a -short, tine.
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SHIPPING LOSSES
TO 13E DISCUSSED
Losses sustained by
Alaskans through pilfer
age and damage of cargo
will be given preferred
considdration at the for
th coning meetings of Sh
ippers Advisory Boards,
according to L. A. Iloore,
public Relations Officer
of the Alaska Railroad.
According to Ilcore,
much of the pilferage now
rampant on piers and ve
ssels can be controlled
through the medium of be
tter and safer packaging
and crating procedures
.and damage 'to merchandise
can be reduced to a neg
ligible amount by the use
of adequate container
material,
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\H 5 YOUNGMERCANTILE CO !
OCPlNDtlSLC MEHChANDISE
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I SHOES I, SHOESI SHOES’
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1 Yes, "we have shoes for every member of
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YOUR FAMILY.
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For the women we have those low heeled
oxfords so comfortable and so good
•4 for a reliable walking shoe. i ■
For the men we have dress oxfords in-. : • •_ •
either tan or black.
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And for the children of the family, we ' v
have both high and low cut
sturdy shoes. -r .• , . j
* ■; • SHOF mr FOk:;TUa TH0L2 FAIIILY UNDEft !
dm 'hoof. ' r:-\. •<* . ; . : .
Also: One ,^sy. Spin-JDri washing':l,-achine ,, •. :
\ Available " ‘ ' ** *" * * -'