HOS PIT/® NEWS
Seward Gen
o Mr. and Mrs.
son. Andrew
Recent births
eral Hospital were:i
Andrew Semar.isin,
Edward, born August(26; to Mr. and
Mrs. L. T. Crain, a, son, Lee
Thomas. Jr., born August 27; to
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Poe, a son. born
September 1.
Mrs. Fred Wood, who recently
underwent surgery at Seward Gen
eral Hospital, is reported as im
proving.
D. C. Brownell has been in the
hospital for the past few days but
is better and it is expected lie will
be home soon.
Wallace Wiegand. another medi
cal patient, is also showing im
provement.
Tom Erdman. who has been in
the hospital since August 28, is re
ported much improved but will
be under medical care for some
time to come.
O. T. Welch of the Seward Light
& Power spent several days in the
hospital. He returned home Thurs
day.
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To be rated a top thoroughbred,
a horse's male line pedigree must !
be traceable to one of three famous I
old-time sires — Eclipse (1764),
Herod (1758) or Matchem (1748). i
MACHINE
Permanent Wave
School Girl
SPECIAL
Sept. 4 - Sept. 18
$7.50
BARBARA BEDFORD, Operator I
Telephone Madison 103 |
SEWARD DRUG BEAUTY SHOPPE I
HEALTH FOR ALL
Caring for the Feet
Whether a person is fat, thin, or
“just average," his feet have the
heavy burden of supporting and
propelling the entire weight of his
body every day. Naturally the
heavier a person is and the more 1
he is on his feet, the greater their
burden.
But what care does the average
person give his feet? He either for
gets about them entirely or abuses
them until they begin to hurt. Yet j
once the feet are aching or dis- I
abled. it is difficult, literally, “to
get anywhere” or to work and play
to full capacity.
One of the most painful of all
foot ailments is fallen arches. It is
caused by the weakening or dis
placement of either the arch run
ning from the heel to the base of
the toes, or the other arch which ^
goes across the hall of the foot. I
Both arches must have the support j
of good shoes that fit properly if |
they are to remain strong and stay j
in their natural positions. Improper
footwear can cause either of these
arches to "fall." Fallen arches de
mand the immediate attention of
an orthopedic physician. He may
order specially fitted arch supports
for the patient and teach him foot
exercises that will strengthen his
arches. .
Many people insist they must
"break in" every neu> pair of shoes.
If shoes are good and fitted proper
ly. there is no need for breaking
them in. And one pair of wrong
or improperly fitted shoes may
mean painful and serious foot
trouble.
When feet and ankles swell a
physician should be consulted with
out delay, snce this might be a
sign of certain diseases. Of course,
ELECT
Aimer J. Peterson
FEARLESS — INDEPENDENT — ENERGETIC
Republican Candidate
FOR
Attorney General
GENERAL ELECTION — OCTOBER 12th. 1948
i
QUALIFICATIONS OF A VOTER: ANY AMERICAN CITIZEN 21
YEARS OF AGE. RESIDENT OF ALASKA ONE YEAR AND RESID
ING IN PRECINCT 30 DAYS BEFORE ELECTION MAY VOTE. NO
PREVIOUS REGISTRATION NECESSARY.
—pd. adv.
nm
The
Seward Light & Power
SERVING SEWARD SINCE 190S
Light - Power - Telephone
Telephone Main 0
O. T. WELCH
General Mgr.
it might be due to unimportant
causes but the physician is the
one who can detect the real cause
and prescribe measures for correc
tion.
Habits of cleanliness are import
ant in foot hygiene. The daily foot
bath should be followed by care
ful drying, especially between the
toes. Stockings should be washed
after every wearing. Changing
shoes and hose often helps to re
lieve fatigue and the effects of ;
excessive foot perspiration. Blisters j
and cuts on the feet should, of
Course, receive immediate attention i
to avoid infection.
LIBERTY SHIP BRINGING
FREIGHT. RAILS
<9
It is reported that a Liberty Ship
is northbound for Seward and will
discharge 2500 tons of freight here.
The ship also carries 5500 tons of
rails to be unloaded at Whittier.
NEW BEAUTY SHOP
Dot's Beauty Shop is now open
for business in Moody’s Depart
ment Store.
The new shop is managed by
Dorothy MacKenzie, with Willna
Henriekson as operator. Phone
number is Garfield 66.
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FOK SALE: 1948 Ford truck with
custom stake body, bows and tar
paulin, hot water heater, dual wind
shield swipes, spare wheel and
tire. In excellent condition. Box
204. 18tfc
Neat Bungalow, furnished. Refrig- .
eration, garage. Located corner 4th i
and A. Lots 100 x 100. Half down.
At f>08 2nd Ave.. 2 bedroom frame, j
Wood shingle roof. Nice furnish
ings with refrigeration. Half down.
We have leading grill for sale. Com
pletely equipped. Grocery store; -
other businesses.
Mary Ann B. Brown
Real Estate
333 4th Ave.
Polk 90
FOR SALE:— 3-room house with
bath on 3rd Avenue. Call Madi
son 113. 14tfc
FOR SALE:— Steel bedstead, link
spings. Inner spring mattress—39
inches. $45. Call Madison 31. 15tfc
2 - BEDROOM house completely
furnished on 2 L lots. Garage. 411
Third Street.. 13tfc
FOR SALE:— Girls bicycle: new
baloon tires. Call Madison 184
14tfc
WANTED—Small apt. suitable for
two people. Call Adams 84 or
Adams 159 lltfc
A GUN TO BAG A MOOSE
A bag for a moose quarter 50£
ANDREWS
SURPLUS STORE
16-7-8C
FOR SALE—Kerosene range, five
burners, reasonable Inquire at
Polaris. 16tfc
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for
rent. Call Main 185. Ocean View
Home. 6tfc
Painting and paperhanging. J.B
Coble. PHONE Garfield 5
82tfc
LOST—Black billfold zipper.
Identification papers only; no cash
Please return to owner thru Van
Gilder Hotel. 13-4-5p
Something really high class in
big game rifles. Drop in for a
look at—
ANDREW’S
Army Surpha More
13
FOR SALE—Easy washer with
spin-dryer. Inquire Polaris.
HELP WANTED: Two men, labor
ers, 1.75 per hour. No. 10, Vet.
Housing. 17tfc
LOST: Thursday, 2-mo.-old mala
mute pup. Black nose. Leave in
formation at Polaris. 16c
FOR SALE or LEASE: All or part
of my home, cabins, grounds and
business at Hope. Hal Thornton.
16-7-8-9p
FOR SALE:— Tru Test large oil
heater. Cheap if taken at once,
Polk 124 14-5-6p
DAN RIVER SHEETS
81 x 108 — $3.50
54x90 — $2.35
ANDREWS
SURPLUS STORE
17tfc
LOST—1 black traveling bag be
tween Seward and Mile 58. Con
tains “parts” catalogue valuable
only to owner, please leave with
Seward Polaris. lOtfc
FOR SALE: Golden Labrador ue
trievers; Registered: 7 wks: four
males—hurry and get your pick—
$75.00 each, opposite Cozy Gro
cery 13tfc
Wanted—Copy of Mrs. Sharpie’s
book on Alaska Flowers for rent
or to buy. Polaris Office. 96tfe
FOR SALE—’36 4-door Plymouth
Sedan. $250 cash. See W. E
Johnson at Yellow cab stand. 3tfc
FURNISHED 7 room home for
sale on 3 acres. Vi mile from P.O.
Ideal for small hospital, resident
and business on C. T. Road just
on highway. Creek, light plant,
fireplace, barn, telephone, hen
house, tools, dishes, water—mt.
view, building sites, Leaving terri
tory. Ill health. Cashs talks. Write
Ralph Butler, Homer Alaska. 13 8p
NEW FEATHER PILLOWS
$2.50
ANDREWS
SURPLUS STORE
17tfc
WANTED:—Second hand sewing
machine. Call Madison 111 after
6 p.m. Ask for Dorothy or Helen.
13-45-6p
264 Square Inches Scotch Tape
15c
ANDREWS
17tfc
1947 L.W.B. FORD TRUCK, extras.
Good rubber. Has had exceptional
care: less than 11,000 miles serv
ice. $2000 cash or $2050 terms.
Next week $5.00 less—Buy quickly.
See Hunt at Polaris office.