CUE II CfiPITOL
IS ACAIN ISSUED
WASHINGTON, Nov., 8. </P)—
Crime in the capitol was assailed by
Dr. Jason Pierce, rector of the
church which was formerly attend
ed by Calvin Coolidge. Dr. Pierce
declared that an “Aroused and effi
cient United States attorney’s of
fice is needed to cope with bootleg
gers and other liquor law violations.
George Anderson expert piano
tunning. Pianos for rent or sale.
Phone Seward hotel.
CLEANLINESS and the best ol
meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn’s.
STOP YOUR COUGH BY
REMOVING THE CAUSE
REXALLANA 50 CENTS
Phlegm collecting in the
throat and chest tickles the
sensitive tissues or clogs up
the air passages. As a result
you cough. Rexallana can
relieve your cought by loos
ening this aggravating
phlegm so that it may be ex
pectorated. Relief thn comes
it once. Sold only Rexall
stores.
SEIIO Oil CDMP1!
ELWYN SWETMANN
Tho $exaCZ Store
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TIBS. I, JENSEN OF
NOME URGED TG BE
! DELEGATE CANDIDATE
; NOME, Nov., 9, (/P)—Thos. D.
Jensen of Nome is being urged
by his friends to become a can- |
didate at the republican primaries
in April for nomination as dele
gate to congress.
Jensen has twice been a mem
ber of the Alaska Territorial
legislature first as a member of
the house in 1925 and later as
a member of the senate, in 1927.
j At present he is clerk of the i
district court, in Nome. He has j
j not yet signified whether he will j
make the race.
SCOTCH
Pat was arrested for being intoxi- i
c.ated. On being brought before
the judg,e he was asked by the
court what he was there for.
Pat: “Your honor, I was arrested
for being intoxicated.”
Judge: “Pat, where did you buy
the liquor?”
Pat: “Your hcmor, I dd not buy it.
A Scotchman gave it to me.”
Judge: “Thirty days for perjury.” I
ST PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday Services
Sunday school 11a. m. Evening 9
services 7:30 p. m. The subject of §
the evening sermon will be “A Rul- ; 1
er’s Choice”. A cordial invitation is B
j ext ended to all to attend this ser- ; I
vice. You are safe in committing i
your children to our care for Bible |
instruction and spiritual guidance. g
There are classes and lessons out
lined for children of all ages.
Rev. W. R. MACPHERSON.
TOO LUTE TO CLASSIFY
STRAYED—Small police puppy two
months old. Gray with black
j rings under eyes and black spade
in middle of tail. Probably taken
home by some email child. Name
Bucky. Notify Mickey McIntosh.
Telephone Adams 91.
JUST RECIEVED, A FRESH
| SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
The Alaska Shop
The
Yorktown
NEW LIGHT-WEIGHT RAINCOAT—DARK
GREEN COLOR AND GUARANTEED TO
SHED WATER.
Priced only
$6.85
Urbach & Valade
Pepartmerit Store
/
Is “All Wet” Again
as the Skies Drip and
Rain Coats Show—
I
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ALLIGATOR
all-weather
~ ~ ~ lined
featherweight
A smart top coat for gray days
or gay days—remarkably light,
warm and swagger looking.
Made of the famous Alligator
B&Poon (doth with separate
lining of all-wool broadcloth
flannel. Double-breasted, full
belted Raglan model with con
vertible roll collar, large patch
pockets and storm sleeve tabs.
An absolutely waterproof gar
ment. Our selection of suitable
colors in a complete range of
sizes assures your satisfaction.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR SEWARD
Clothing Department Phone Madison 80
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD -QUALITY FIRST- ALASKA
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VAN GILDER—R. K. Stewart, J.
W. Tutt, Frank Balovich, John Mc
Neil,, A. J. Dimond, M. Goldstein,
H. M. Emard, Mrs. H. S. Smith, Mrs.
Robert E. Lee, Robert E. Lee, Jr.,
Miss A. Lee, C. H. Gillam, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Seppala, Sigrid Seppala, A.
Akom, Irene I. Savage, Sam Baker,
Henry Torhn, Fay E. Dellzine.
SEWARD—William Keller, Oscar
Olsson, Mrs. Charles Denton, Anna
Craig, Fred Anderson, Mr. and Mrs.
E. W. Kunkle, G. W. Wellman, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Liamond, George
Anderson, C. Staraik, C. S. Frank,
Carl Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Halver
son, T. Skutstad, B. Larson, W. F.
Crown, E. R. Johnson, M. I. Nelson,
Frank Matteson, R. I. Summry.
MARATHON—Harry Johnson, A.
Lelande, Anton Michelson, Erik
Larsson, Jim Moon.
OVERLAND—Mrs. Ed W. Stanley
and son, C. A. Miller, Harry Hoyt,
Bill Hammar, W. F. Meneenback,
T. R. Buzby, J. M. Nicholson, E.
Nichols, John O’Shea, Paul Shrig,
Gen Kunze, Harry Sandgreen, G.
Backstrom, L. H. Coffield, Ed Bar
rett, Fred Ruckert, Hans Murpin
sinft, Frank Bolovich, C. C. Pendel
la, Frank Hanksel, N. Hope, E.
Gankman, T. Ikeroman.
A-l meat and nothing else in
the Frye-Bruhn Meat Market.
NO DECISION REACHED
LONDON, Nov., 8, (A3)—Debate in
he house of commons was limited
;o capital punishment and imports
'rom Germany.. No decision was
reached on either question.
WANTED—To Buy, Clean cotton rags,
SEWARD READING CLUB
A place where you can borrow
late books and current magazines
for the nominal fee of $i. per year.
Now open in the basement of the
Episcopal church Wednesdays and
Saturdays from 4 to 6 d. m. and 7 to
9 p. m.
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Camp Stoves Gasoline Cotton Rope Asbestos
Tents China Ware Wire Netting Gas Lamps
Tarps Roofing Anchors Electric Lamps
Canvas Brashes Wire Screen Crockery
Furniture Paints Magnetos Glass Ware <•
Bed- oils Coils Window Glass
Springs Varnish Batteries Window Shades
Mattresses Lacquer Traps Building Paper
Linoleum Calsomine Pipe Chain j|
Rc„_ i Roof Paint Valves Ship Chandelry
Floor L?"jps Leak Tight Fittings Wire Rope
TINNING and PLUMBING
J. L. Graef
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
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