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HAVE you ever stood in the pine
fringed hills and tasted the wonderful
mountain air? Then you know some
thing of that cool, sweet taste of Prince
Albert in a jimmy-pipe. There’s promise
in it • . • the feeling that everything’s
going to be all right from now on.
Prince Albert is more than a promise.
It’s a fulfilment! Just tuck a load of
this wonderful tobacco into the bowl of
your jimmy-pipe and light up. Pull that
cool, comforting smoke deep down into
your system and see the sun come out!
Every perfect puff tells voa that her*,
is the most genuinely fnendh tobacco
that ever tumbled into a briar. Fnendx?
Yes . . . friendly to vour tongue and to
your general disposition. P- A. can’t
bite and it can’t parch, because the
Prince .Albert process won’t let it!
Get yourself a tkh red tin ot P. A.
this very dav. Throw back the hmged
lid and revel in the fragrance of real
tobacco. Then pack a load into vour
jimmv-pipe and light up. Get that taste
that onlv Prince .Albert can gh« vou!
1926.R. J. Reynold* Tobaeeo
unpanx Winston-Salem. N. C.
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SIIN FRANCISCO MEN
IRE LUNCH GUESTS
AT CHAMBER MEETING
WEEKLY GATHERING IS WELL
ATTENDED BY VISITORS
AND MEMBERS
MANY INTERESTING TALKS
Dr. Robert’s Disposes of Local Den
of Portland
The first weekly meeting of the
Seward Chamber of Commerce to be
held in the new quarters of the Grill
took place yesterday and to say the
least, the fine looking banquet hall
made quite a hit with the visitors who
were guests at the luncheon.
Due to the absence of the presi
dent and vice president, Leon Ur
bach presided over the gathering in
a debonaire style and swept through
tal Office to Dr. McMaster,
A motion was duly recorded that
the meeting neatly and with dispatch.
And he made a good looking chair
man, it was conceded.
Business matters, including the
reading of various telegrams and let
ters, occupied the forepart of the ses
sion. The members were informed
Merrill and Davis, who last summer
operated a plane in Seward, had writ
ten Mr. Hannon recently to the effect
they expected to leave Portland, Ore
j gon, soon and fly to their objective,
, Seward, which will be their base of
operations. In their letter to Mr.
Hannon they inquired about power
for a radio station which it is sup
posed, they propose establishing
here for their own purposes,
hereafter the chamber alternate with
the weekly meetings between Fish
er’s cafe and the Seward Grill.
H. W. Gillipin, who is making his
first trip through the Territory in
the interests of a Chicago x-ray cor
poration, responded to Mr. Urbach’s
request for a few words, confining his
remarks of his impressions of Seward.
These are published elsewhere in the
columns of this issue.
E. Y. Brown of San Francisco, one
of a party of three big game hunters,
A. V. Nelson and T. B. Heider, stated
he would never forget his Alaska
trip, so impressive lias it been thus ?
Ear. The scenery is very wonderful,
tie said, and he plans returning again.
Upon his return from the westward
he anticipates becoming better ac
quainted with Seward res dents, and
in being ashed to attend the luncheon
he appreciated it very much.
Mr. Nelson said that prior to em
barking on the present trip he and
the other hunters hunted all over
San Francisco before the; were abk
to secure a copy of the Territorial
game laws. He made the timely sug
gestion that various Alaskan cham
bers should see that the copies of
the game laws should be on file in
proper places in all cities off the
United States. Mr. Urbach, local
licensing officer, informed Mr. Nel
son upon his departure for the states
he would present him with extra
copies that he could takf along and
leave wherever he wished.
Rev. ¥e A. Thomas again made a
hit with the essemble when he In
formed the visitors that be also was
new to Seward but that “Seward
wears well and that the longer one
stayed the better one liked it.’'
H. S. B&lderston, vice president off
the Bank of Seward, related briefly
of his recent trip around Kent: pen
insula vis ths water swrt. ?vm
Seward u Se.ldcvia sac JUarhorapr
thence by rail hack to Seward. Con
dition f to the westward. especially
in asc around the Seldovia district
appear Quite favorable. The Asbtap
industry is wed in hand far the com
iap season auc much acrrrity is die
plaved everywhere.. The prosper^
of the Cook lute; district Is Sound S®
reflect Towards Seward he conclud
ed
Dr. Tyler, wbt, duriup his brief
residency it Seward has wot a host
of staunch friends, stated he had just
received, twc hours previous t® the
chamber meerlafc, word front Dr.
Roberts, who is az <hflri», Orepao*.
chat lira. Roberts was not imprrw
:mp fas: enoufrl to warmm a retun:
ic Seward it the very tt-^ar future..
m he had disposed of hh local oBSoe
i» Dr. McMaser of Porhad Ore
po* vhc would assume cbarpe off the
iocal office July S.
Mr CrhaA ft repjr *» D^
said tend ritaltausts were anter the
tagpresssiot that he wns planting te
;remain here and howr »^e hi* fam
2y w Seward. Dr. Tyler repSed he
had never before been it a tow*
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