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§ pondents the leading banks and trust companies
= both here and abroad.
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New and used, player and coin op
erated electric pianos, for sale and
rent. Expert piano tuning and phono
graph repairing.
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SEWARD HOTEL
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Excursion Trips
CABIN CRUISER HAZEL
Fox Island Rainier Lake
Round Trip, Daily
§3.50
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Shaving Crea m
50c
Makes shaving a pleasure—Sof
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SEWARD ALASKA
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil and Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
i COL. R. E. BEEBE OF NINTH
ARMY CORPS INSPECTS
TELEGRAPH RADIO PLANTS
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! Colonel R. E. Beebe, representing
the commanding officer of the Nintl
i Army Corps Area, passed thru Sew
■ ard yesterday en route south. He was
I accompanied to Seward by Major
Lunsford E. Oliver, engineer officer,
of the Alaska Road Commission.
Colonel Beebe has been inspecting
telegraph and radio stations along the
Richardson Highway, Fairbanks, An
chorage, Seward, and previous to go
j ing over the trail inspected the Haines
post. This was his first trip to Alas
ka and is the first inspection trip that
has been made by the department
since 1923. It is hoped that hereafter
it will be possible to send an officer
north every year.
The steamer Starr left for Knight:
Island this morning to bring back to
this port the barge Lawrence with ties
from the Anderson camp. The vessel
will return tomorrow. Next Friday
the Starr will tow the barge back and
j bring back the crew from the island
as well as numerous others from that
region who are coming to Seward fcr
over the holidays.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
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NEW PERMANENT
WAVE
French Marcelling, Manicuring, Eye
Brow Arching and Scalp
Treatments.
Excellent Face Creams
For Sale
THE ALASKA ROSE
CLARA HAAG, Prop.
CRISWELL Pm GQ
SOUTH S, S, YUKON
COMPLETING TOUR
MANY PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
STATES IN PARTY; TRIP IS
ONE OF PLEASURE
Included in the Criswell travel ser
| vice painty wiii<ch passed thru Seward
i yesterday afternoon en rou;e to Se
! attle on the S.S. Yukon, were num
j erous prominent people. The party
| was M. J. Monnette, vice-president
’ of the Bank of America o. Los An
I geQes, accompanied by Mrs. Monn
ette; TC. A. Miller, prominent oil
man of Long Beach. Mr. Gunlby is
a prominent realtor of the California
cfity. H. X. Stringer and wife are
1 also from Long Beach. Mr. Stringer
| is a prominent capitalist of that city. 1
| Mr. Stringer stated that the leisure
j time he has had on the trip has giv
en him the opportunity to complete
plans for a project which he has
long had in view—the endowment, in
I Long Beach or any other feasible
I place for spinsters and widows, an
action which he feels sure would
place him in the front rank of Am
erican philanthropists.
H. M. Mosher, gasoline manufact
urer of Los Angeles, and his wife
'and daughter Dorothy are seeing the
northland for the first time. Mr. and
Mrs. T. P. Tuppman of Los Angeles
| are also on their first trip to Alaska.
Mr. Tuppman is an automobile dealer
of the southern metropolis.
Miss Clare Hardison, superintend
ent of a Los Angeles Hospital, and
her nephew Norris Proctor; Miss
j Julia Johnson, globe trotter, and her
niece Miss Ruth Johnson, who has
been attending Columbia University
for the last two years, are also in
the party. Mrs. G. S. Pairsons of
Holyoke, Mass., and her daughter
Mary Louise Parsons, a talented mus
ician, are enjoying their visit to the
fabled country of ice and snow. Mrs.
Albert A. Jenks and Miss Florence
Potter are also from the east, com
ing from Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
Miss Xela Hill author, of Long Beach
intends to white a book on her Alas
kan experiences, and Mrs. Ada E.
Winter, Los Angeles evangelist, com
pletes the last of those making the
circle tour of Alaska.
The ocean trip to Slcagway was
made on the steamer Alameda and
after the ride over the White Pass
railroad to White Horse. At Dawson
the Yukon was boarded for Nenana.
Members of the party report a splen
did time on the river trip.
The conductor of the tour, Mr.
Hazelet, well known business man of
Cordova, and is himself a former
Alaskan. “I came to see Alaska
when the oldtimers had finished
building the glacier over the Valdez
Summit,” said Mr. Hazelet.
PERSONNEL OF ST. PAUL
ISLAND BEEN INCREASED i
M. D. Morrow and T. Barrett, radio
1 men from St. Paul Island,Bering sea,
who left for the Bremerton Navy Yard
yesterday state I that there are now
about 16 men stationed on the island.
This is a considerable increase over
last year’s personnel, owing to the in
stallation of a radio compass station.
Conditions on the island are fine, they
said, everyone apparently being hap
py and contented, though isolated
from the rest of the world.
PIANO TUNER HERE
Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner now
at Hotel Sexton. adv. [
Now Is
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We have eventhing to makt your picnics, fall
ing and camping trips enjoyable and pleasant—
To prepare dainty, appetizing lunches without
much effort.
Delicious Swift's lioiled ham. kept in cold stor
age until delivered to you—King Oscar sardines.
Crescu Sardine Paste. Brookfield Pimento, Swiss
Cheese (large and individual half-pound bricks)
boiled Lunch Tongue Deviled Meat and Ham.
Ripe and Stuffed Olives, Dill. Sweet ; S-ur
Pickles, Green Olives E H. Brand May - mraise
Thousand Island Dressing and S; n vicr S read
George Washington Concentrated 1 : star tan e
ous Coffee, Paper Elates, F s c:-: nails
and Oiled Paper for Sandv iches. Fresh Fruits
and Fresh Vegetables in Season.
Phones Connecting AH Depart nterts
BROWN & HAWKINS errsriON
QUALITY FIRST
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Next to Myself,
I like B. V. D. best”
In THIS Califoi nia weather of SO in the shade
you can keep cool in our B. W D.'s We cany all
makes of underwear, in sleeveless, knee length, Coop
er’s, B. V. D.’s, Topkis. Muncing, Hatchway, duett
Peabody’s and Park Mill.
SI.25 TO $3.00 PER SLIT
URBACHS
Cash Is Kino
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THERMOS BOTTLES
Keeps liquids hot 24 hours or cold 4S hours.
Indispensable for that fishing trip or cruise
down the bay.
FOR THE PINT SIZE
$1.50
Seward Drug Co.
(ELWYN SWETMANN)
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