HOMESTEADERS ATTENTION!
The Popular magazine has the
following to say regarding home
steading possibilities in Alaska. It
goes thusly:
ALASKA
“Alaska, a land still in the mak
ing, oilers many chances to the
ambitious pioneer of touay. There
the settler will find unexpected
industrial activity as well as good
land waiting to be homesteaded.
In order to give our readers first
hand information, we have re
quested one of our Alaska friends
to answer questions about this ir
teresting country. Address all let
ers of inquiry to H. L. R. Gustavus,
Alaska, in care of James Worth.
Popular Magazine.
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SFA^TLE, Nov., ‘IS, (/P)—Ilclene
Madison, world’s greatest woman
swimmer and three world known
track stars, Paul Jessup, Steve
Anderson and Eddie Genung, all j
of Seattle, will have a $1,500,000
athletic building to cavort in by
the middle of December.
The famous athletes are the first
to be signed on by the new Wash
ington Athletic club of Seattle and
probably constitute the strongest
four-man-woman team ever ob
tained by a new athletic organi- i
zation
Helene, 16-year-old Seattle high j
school girl, has broken an even
dozen of the world’s swimming
records. Jessup this year hurled
the discus to the amazing distance !
of 169 feet inches icr a world’s j
mark. Anderson eight times has,
tied the world’s high hurdle figure
of 14.4 seconds.
Genung made a name for him
self when he cinched victory for
the Yankees in the international
track meet between the United
States and Great Britain when he I
\LASKA VIEWS., at Schallerer’s j
ta^ka Shop.
tfiist Out •••Victor
Hassle Ileeords for Heeeitiber
These new Ounce Records are anion" the best Victor has
ever mad; . . . rich in new melodies, new rhythms, new
orehc slrai t fleets. O' you lire to dance . . . and who doesn’t?
. . . tin se will be a joy to you. 1 hop in and hear them today i
Jii?a a Liltlr While—Waltz The TROUBADOURS
Just a Little Dance Mam’selle—Fox Trot
Leo Reisman and His Okchestha
No. 22543, 10-inch
It’s a Great Life -Fox Trot (If ’i on Don't Weaken)
tfrom Paramount picture-, ''Playboy of Parts")
My Ideal—Fox Trot (from Paramount picture, " Pla\-hoy of Pari»”)
George Of.SEN and Bis Music
No. 22514, 10-inch
Good Night Poor Harvard—March Fox Trot 2. Down the Field—
March
The Triple Cheer—March Fox Trot 1 The Princeton Cannon Song
March Rudy VallEk and His Connecticut Yankees
No. 22545, 10-inch
Emhraceable You—Fox Trot (from the Musical Comedy, "Gid Ou*r")
I Got Rhythm—Fox Trot (from the Musical Comedy, "Girt Crazy”)
Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and Their Orchestra
No. 22558, 10-inch
Fine and Dandy—Fox Trot (from the Musical Comedy, "Fine and
Dandy")
Can This Be Love?—Fox Trot (from the Musical Comedy, "Fine and
Dandy”) Victor Arden-Phil Ohman and Their Orchestra
No. 22552, 10-Inch *
; Oh, How I Cried the Morning After—Fox Trot flhe Night Be fane
f With You)
i When Kentucky Bids the World Good-Morning—Foot Trot
' Nat Shi lk ret and tux Victor Oacasnu
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\ Pn Yours—Fox Trot
i Here Cornea the Sun—Ftoi Trot
Bin Lotn and His Horn Bamow. (hensm
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i A IWh of a Pah—Fox Trot (from Paramount picture. Tdko Thro")
\ Gus Axkhktm and His Otnmnt
I Maybe It’s Lora—Fox Trot (from Warner Bros, picture, "Maybe it*
LamT) Leo Rkisman and His Oruiutba
No. 22545, M-UmIi
I Don’t Want to Dream—Fox Trot (If I Can’t Dream of Yon)
Sweet Jennie Lee—Fox Trot THE High Ha iters j
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Song of the Big Trail—Walts (Old Fashioned Song of Lows)
(from Wm. Fox picture, 'The Big TrwT)
Sing Song Gisi—Fox Trot (Little Yefla Cinderella)
Rot Should and the Victor Hollywood Orchestra
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The Music You Want When You Want It on
Victor Records
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ran the half-mile anchor lap on
the mile medley relay team
Jessup and Anderson were grad
uated from the Um/ersity of J
Washington last summer while |
Genung has another year of com
petition.
II RELATES FILINE
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Everything required by law of
the Clerk of the Court was done
at Juneau to see that the name
of Aaron Johnson, Independent
candidate for Highway Engineer,
was placed on the official ballot
in every Division, according to a
letter received by the Juneau
Empire from John H. Dunn, clerk
of the court for the First divis
ion.
The office was in no way to
blame, it is said. Its records are
clear and correspondence on its
files will show that the Johnson
filing was received by the clerk
of the court of the Third divi
sion. The Third division ballots
failed to carry his name.
Tough for Johnson, only!
NEW GIFT IDEA
Alaska flowers and grasses,
hand decorated, unusual gifts
and making beautiful bouquets,
are on display in the former gro
cery store location in the Johan
sen building, by Mrs. W. L. Cor
liss.
Quick Service and Wholesome
Food at the Electric Bakery.
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PAULSTEINER’S
SEA FOOD
MARKET
WHOLESALE and RETAIL |
FRESH-FROZEN AND |
SALT FISH |
Halibut lb. 15c|
Black Cod, 2 lbs. 25c|
Red Snappers, 2 lbs. .25c|
Snapper Tips,
fresh or salt lb. . 5cl
;'>ay Cod, 2 lbs... 15c!
1 t of Snapper, §
boneless, per lb.. 25ci
1 ibut Cheeks, |
boneless per lb. 25c ^
'faring, fresh, salt, 6 for 25c 1
alt Black Cod, 2 lbs. _ 25cI
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-alt Silver Salmon |
bellies, lb. 20c|
Salt Red Snapper
fillets, lb. . 25c|
Salt Red Salmon, lb. _ 15c|
>alt Silver Salmon, lb. _ 15c 1
Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. _ 15ci
Fresh Cordova Crabs,_35c §
three for _ $L00|
Fresh Petersburg Shrimp
i g per lb.-30c |
John Paulstiener, Prop. |
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Market Open at
10. ajn. to 1 pjm.-3 to 0 pjn.
Ship Anywhere
Phones
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If they bring that red-whis
kered lizard here from Glacier
Island we believe it would be
better to preserve it in Alaska
moonshine. Look how it has pre
served some of the fossils we
have around here. If some of us
are dug up a million years hence J
we will look “just as natural”'
and they will probably be able
to pour us back into a bottle. ^
CLEANLINESS and the best of
meats our motto. Frye-Rruhn’s.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES,
DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN
LARGEMENTS, HAND COLORED
Special Shipment
of
EVENING GOWNS
and
Specially Priced
$1750
We Invite Your Inspection
Seward Light & Power Co.
Light, Power and Telephoi.? Service
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
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SEWARD WATER SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home”
Wavne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Bldg.
Phone Main 81
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