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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Establish Augutt IV. 1V04
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ITS FOR YOU, BROTHER
Success is the shining* goal we all seek. Some see
success the attainment of money; others, glory, fame,
t-te. Success, whatever it may mean to each of us, stands
pre-eminent in importance. We all want it.
_ Community success is no different from that of an
individual; for a community to have a definite aim is
as fascinating collectively as it is individually. ‘‘The
old home town” is always something to be proud of; to
boast about. Collectively real service can be given one’s
community by assisting their Chamber of Commerce;
while many laugh and ridicule these organizations, yet
they really perform work deserving the gratitude of
every citizen.
Locally, no finer example of this could be brought
forward than the cultimation of their efforts to secure
a breakwater in Resurrection Bay. There are numerous
other projects which they alone are responsible for. It
does not require an immense sum to carry on yet sever
al hundreds of dollars is needed annually.
The Seward Chamber of Commerce is on the eve of
a membership drive; when the committee waits on you,
ioin it. The organization is working while everyone else
is asleep; and working for your interests. Don’t forget
that item! Real community service is more and more
becoming the keynote for success.
Snap out of it! Take out a membership and help
boost the game along.
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ITALY IS WILLING
ROME, July 10, (/P)—'The reply of
the Italian government to the
memorandum of the French For
eign Minister M. Briand, on an or
ganization of a “United States of
Europe” was handed to the French
Chages de Affairs. It declared
Italy is willing to participate in the
discussion.
SPENT $49,571 54,
TRENTON. N. J., July 10, </P)—
Dwight W. Morrow, Republican
Senate nominee, spent $49,571.54 in
his primary campaign, a statement
filed with the Secretary of Seate
showed.
PRESIDES, WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON. July 10, (JP)~Mrs.
Hoover presided again over the
social and domestic affairs of the
White House after more than a
monht absence from the Executive
Mansion and three months in vir
tual seclusion as a result of an in
jured back suffered in a fall- She
returned with the President from
their Rapidan River Lodge,
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SECOND TOUR, RUSSIA
NEW YORK. July 10. (TP)—A sec
ond tour of Russia has been ar
ranged by the American-Russian
Chamber of Commerce in New York
for United States business men.
Reeve Schley, president of the
Chamber, has announced that the
special party will leave Berlin Aug
ust 20.
MUST STAND TRIAL
SEATTLE. July 10, OP)—Roy C.
Lyle, former prohibition adminis
trator, and three assistants must
stand trial on charges of corruption
of office, Federal Judge Edward E.
Cushman ruled.
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241 GO ON TRIAL
SCIACCA. July 10, (TP)—Two hun
dred and 41 alleged members of the
famous Sicilian Mafia, secret ter
rorist society, went on trial before
the court of assizes. They are
charged with a wide variety of
crimes.
Li BERTY THE ATER ! '
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“WE FAW DOWN”
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In Our Great House-cleaning Sale
/. Everything on Sale Terms Cash
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LADIES HOUSE
Dresses—fast colors
$1.00
WORK SHOES
Values—4.00 to 8.00
SALE—$2.50 to $5.40
MEN’S HATS and CAPS
Value to 1.50
SALE 50c
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
BLUE CHAMBRAY
Value 1.50
SALE—75c
HEAVY DOUBLE BLANKETS
SALE $4.95
LADIES COATS, DRESSES
20 percent Cash Discount
MEN S CAPS
Values to 3.50
Sale $1.65
LADIES COMBINATION
Rayon Underwear
Value to 3.50
SALE—$1.65
BATHING SUITS
Value to 2.50
SALE—95c
MOLE—SEEDS
RAIN COATS
V alue—25.00
SALE S7.85
ONE LOT DARK
CORDUROY PANTS
Value to 6.00
SALE $2.85
SPECIAL LOT' SHOES
$1.00