OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August IV, 1V04
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LETS HAVE THE “TALKIES”
It is just about time for the community of Seward
to step forward again in a cooperative movement which
will bring considerable joy and happiness to one and
all. We refer to installation of ‘Talkies.”
If we wait for outside interests to come forward
we will, to speak in the vernacular, ‘be left in the soup.’
Seward never has been in the program of the Lathrop
moving picture interests and it is about time for the
towsfolk to realize that fact.
With the present theater magnate as manager,
‘ Talkies” will pay here regardless of all the “balogney”
of the high cost of installation, upkeep, etc., handed to
us by outside interests who have never liked Seward,
never has done anything for Seward and never expects
to.
Local capital can be obtained for buying “Talkies.”
Seward is one of Alaska’s most substantial towns from
a financial standpoint. Seward doesn’t have to beg any
one for help. How about it! Are we going to sit on our
“fannies” for the rest of our short life waiting for some
body else to reap the profits?
The good Lord helps those who helps themselvees.
We are dad today because of so many fine people
visiting in Seward but we are particularly happy
because we have with us for a day or so, Federal Judge
Cecil H. Clegg, of the Fourth Division, veteran ranking
Judge of Alaska and a former resident of Seward. This
welcome also, of course, includes his charming wife. We
wish they could extend their visit indefinitely.
Anglers and other pedestrians
hiking in to Bishop’s Fishing
! Lodge on Russian River, lower
Russian lake, no longer have to
iabor up the back - breaking j
| Schooner bend trail that com
; menced below the Seifert ranch
| on the Chugach Forest highway.
Ranger Sherman has blazed a 1
' new -and easi°r route ccmmenc- :
i ing at a point above Seifert’s ;
| eliminating the intollerent grades j
' and making the ascent steadier !
lend an untiring one. according to j
; Sewardites who recently visited
! the popular section. Prelimin
| ary wor only has beeh done on
the new p' ice. but it is already i
a vest improvement, they said.,
It is expected that widening and :
other work will be done on it 1
I next season.
1 OFF FOR NUKA BAY
i Cal Brosius. local business man
1 and successful candidate in the
j primary for Representative to
! the Alaska Legislature: subject to j
the will of the voters in the gen- j
i eeral election, left today for Nuka J
Bay to start the annual season’s j
work on his quartz prospect. Jim I
O’Brien, and partner, accompa- j
nied Mr. Brosius who expects to
return to the city Sunday.
Mrs. J. C. Green and Mrs. E. P.
Harwood, have taken a cottage
at Lawing where they are enter
taining local ladies. Today Mrs.
|R. Reed and Mrs. Chas. Lechner
! are guests.
I
! The S. S. Admiral Watson, of
| the Pacific Steamship Company, :
| arrived from the south at 11:30
I last night, completed discharging
cargo at 4 a. m„ when it contin
ued on Westward.
All kinds of bottles and selling
them cheap. Coopers.
LIBERTY THEATER
8 O’CLOCK — ONE SHOW — 8 O’CLOCK
SPMaL -SPECIAL - SPECIAL'
Once again we have the world’s greatest
CHARACTER ACTOR
Lon Chaney i
supported by the wonderful
LUPE VELEZ
and also
LLOYD HUGHES — ESTELLE TAYLOR
in a wonderful Tod Browning play just suited to the
stars great talents.
“WHERE EAST IS EAST"
An intense drama showing a chapter in the life of a man
who had tasted of all life’s experiences; whose one unde
filed feeling was the love for an innocent daughter, whom
he tried to protect from sordid surroundings and a de
generate mother. He is an animal trainer in the
JUNGLES OF SIAM
where all the action takes place. Magnificent acting es
pecially at the thrilling climax.
For the comedy part of the program we will
give you a two-reel Max Davidson and Polly
Moran laugh-getter
“THAT NIGHT”
There will also be a News reel.
NOTICE:—Admission to this special program will be 50c
for adults and 25c for children.
SOBSCBIBE TO THE WEEKLY Mlfflfflf
Cash - Cash - Cash - Cash
Everything in Our Store is on Sale
Many Items are being Sold at Half their Regular Price
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Values to 75c
Sale 3 pairs $1.00
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS
Value—50c
Sale 25c
OVERALL JACKETS
Value to $2.50
Sale $1.45
P MEN’S SHORT RUBBER
BOOTS
Value to $5.00
Sale S2.75
MEN’S HI TOP SHOES
Heavy Loggers
$5.85
MEN’S ARMY BREECHES
/
Value to $6.60
Sale $3.95
LADIES RAYON
COMB. SUITS
Value to S4.00
Sale $1.65
LADIES RAYON VESTS
Value to $1.50
Sale 95c
LADIES SHOES
Values $5.00 to $8.50
Sale $2.95 and $3.95
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