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Regular $16.75 for
BOYS PANTS, Long and Knickers
Lot One $2.00
Lot Two $2.25
Lot Three $3.00
$1.50
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$1.95
BOYS SHEEP-LINED COATS
few sizes
Regular $7.50 for
Overland
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On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
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FIRST CIWEHT !H
THEATER INSTRUMENT
^ ' ml
Owing to a last minute deci
sion to move the big, new mus
ical instrument at the Liberty
theater, the opening: concert
last night was not up to the
high standard attained during
tests last week. However, the
attendance, which filled the
theater, seemed to enjoy the in- j
ovation very much, regardless.
Manager D. C. Brownell, speak-j
ing through the "Mike” inform
ed his audience of the last min- j
ute difficulty encountered and
said that inasmuch as no blue j
prints had been sent along with!
the intricate equipment making
up the instruments, they had
done the best possible under the j
circumstances; that he expected
plans would arrive in tomor
row’s mail from Seattle.
Those who heard the concert
last evening gained but a brief j
inkling what the instrument is :
capable of; Mr. Brownell did not
open it up owing to the difficulty
previously mentioned which in- i
duccd a foreign note into the j
music- Neither was the scratch
eliminator hooked up as well as
other mechanical items.
Mr. Brownell, whose voice is
most excellent as an announcer,
spoke over the microphone at j
intervals. It is planned, he said, j
to give a brief concert at every ;
performance hereafter.
A NARROW SQEAK
Shoving down on his brake
suddenly while going down
Chamberlin’s Hill, the Ford car
1 of Leon Urbach's driven by the
j old boy himself, a former nat
| ional auto race driver, gracefully
j walzed down the hill with sev
eral turns, twists and bows, land
ing kerplunk against a nice big
; stump. It is said Urbach was a
I total wreck; not so, the car.
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IMDSEBT OFFtGISLS
Mrs. Alma E. Ross was installed
as senior regent of the Women of
Mooseheart Legion, at Fairbanks at
a ceremony held in the Moose lodge j
rooms last week when officers for
the year 1930 were inducted into
their stations. Mrs. Stella Rrieert
was installing officer. Officers for I
the ensuing year are:
Alma E. Ross, senior regent; Ger
trude Moyer, junior regent; Sylvia j
Ringstad, past regent; Louise Kar- !
stens, chaplain; Marion Dunn,
treasurer, Lois C. Padersen, record
er; Ida John, guide; F.llen Nelson,
assistant guide; Arminta Cary, sen
tinelf Margaret Chester, argus;
Eudora Preston, pianist.
. POISON ALCOHOL
Following the reports that boot
leggers were resorting to converting |
I ethyl alcohol, which is used in the
'manufacture of varnish and lac
quer, and putting it into their boot
leg wares, Prohibition Commission
er Doran ordered that industrial al
cohol be further denatured. Here
after it will be mixed with several
poisons and with gasoline and will
l be made positively undrinkable.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEW
“OKEH” RECORDS at SYLVIA’S?
THEY ARE WONDERFUL. *
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Phone Madison 66
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SMELTS, per lb.
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