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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 1#. 1004
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ASK FOR ALASKA MADE SOFT DRINKS
We could discourse at some length why Alaskans
should buy everything or anything made in Alaska in
stead of imported articles but by virtuee of the fact in
these columns today appears a large advertisement on
Alaska-made soft drinks, that will be our subject.
Its so easy to discern, just like a wheel going
around; patronize your neighbor and your money stays
close to home. Send it away, if you will, but be sure and
kiss it goodbv forever.
Alaska will develop only when it is developed from
within, not from without. It is doubtful if ever the mail
order business will stop not-withstanding people should
know mail-order houses would never keep you in food
and clothing through hard times. Like taking dope, there
appears to be a fascination, or something about it.
But in the matter of soft drinks—the hard kind we
are unfamiliar with, uh hum!—every Alaskan should
never forget to ask of the clerk, “Is it made in Alaska?”
“Mother’s Vacation” is the title of a movie. It is
about the only kind of vacation the majority of moth
ers will ever see.
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SEA ORGANISMS
TO IE SHIER
EOI FISH NEEDS,
I
LA JOLLA, Calif.. Aug., 8, (A5)— i
Browsing in the pastures of the
sea in the interests of the world’s I
fish supply in years to come is '
one task confronting scientists
at the Scripps Institute of Ocean- !
a logy, the only research labora- i
tory of its kind in the world.
The study is not so much the
fish thenfselves, but rather the
minute organisms of the ocean, i
the plankton, on which all mar- i
ine life directly or indirectly
must depend for its existence.
Fishermen are immediately de
pendent on the discoveries of
se'entists concerning the preval- i
ence or scarcity of these plants, ;
and the reason for their exist
ence, in the opinion of Prof. W. j
E. Allen, one of the chief inves- :
tigators. .
LINDSAY DISCHARGED
George Lindsay, sawmill. owner
at Moose Pass who almost cut
himself in two with the big cir
cular saw which he stepped into, j
was discharged yesterday from
the Seward General Hospital.
Until his return to the Pass, Sat
urday, Mr. Lindsay is stopping at
| the Overland Hotel.
-- .... — --
Mr. and Mrs. Mclsaas, hotel
! folk of Anchorage, were among
'last night’s well known arrivals
j from the Inlet city.
Berries of all kinds are now be
ing picked from Seward to Fair
banks.
FRUIT and JELL GLASSES at
J, L. Graef’s.
All kinds of bottles and selling
them cheap. Coopers.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O'CLOCK
Tonight we give you a tip-top combination
program containing every element for enter
tainment. First will come an
INTERESTING NEWS REEL
and then the great comedian, Charley Chase,
in a side splitting comedy
"ILL PS RTS" i
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Next will be one of those fine UFA Educational reels,
this time showing that mysterious old country, Lapland.
Last will come the feature—a stirring, red-hot
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DETECTIVE STORY
One of those absorbing murder mysteries in
which brainy crooks struggle against the
brawny “bulls.” i
“Voice of
a City”
A play that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
IT HAS A NEW, SPECIAL CAST OF STAGE STARS.
DON’T MISS THIS PROGRAM!
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