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OF SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 1#. 1904
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That was a humane gesture which Pilot Dorbant
and Cope, of the Pacific-International Airways of Alas
ka. tendered to the citizens of Point Barrow in which
the aviators stated they would gladly fly them supplies,
FREE OF CHARGE should the food situation become
acute. The old Alaskan spirit still lives, thank heavens!
It is a regretable thing to see so many children of
Alaskans leave our excellent school systems for those in
the States. Do parents in Wisconsin send their offsprings
to the public schools of Illinois? Same thing!
If he insists on being called “Bill,” “Bob” or “Jim,”
he’s probably a candidate. _._
Mrs. Redman, lately affiliated
'with the orphanage at Dillingham,
was a passenger on the SS Starr.
She is enroute to Juneau and
from there to the States.
A. H. Bradford, well known can
nery man boarded the Stf rr >
Lfciga, He has been out with the
SS Santa Flavia in the Bristol Bay
.ct.oil ail summer.
Miss Helen Christianson was .a
passenger from False Pess to Sew
term.
noooocmoooc
i William Fairman, local resi
dent who recently underwent a
i facial operation in Seattle, is im
! proving steadily, it is reported,
i and will probably be coming
! home within a few weeks.
I
J. Dickerson, of the U. S. Land
Office, was a passenger on the
SS Starr. He has been working
| around tl\e Westward country
i for the last three months.
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I Old papers for sale at Gateway,
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Who Owns '.
The Rexall Store?
This store, your neighborhood Rexall Store, Is awued
100% by ub. No outside interests are is may way in
volved in the ownership of our store. This straight
forward statement should remove from yoar miad any
doubts you might have on the subject.
Since this is the case, vou might ask, “How is it that
you claim to be a chain store?” We don’t! What we do
claim is that this store is “One Lank in the World’s
Largest Chain of Individually Owned Drug Stores.”
There are 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores in the United
States. Each Store 's independently or individually owned.
Each store possesses the exclusive agency for the trade
marked merchandise of the Uhited Drug Company, the
world’s largest manufacturer and distributor of drug
store products. Therefore, each of the 10,000 Rexall
Stores possess something in common. They are in a way
linked together and consequently are called a “Chain of
Individually Owned Drug Stores.” (
This very fact is what makes this store a safe and
economical place in which to trade, because you must ad
mit that Rexall Products sold and guaranteed by 10,000
leading independent drug stores must be good for you.
iflh Safety at your Rexall Drug Stor*.
Seward Drug Co.
|mEN-0-WAR’S MEN
FIGHT FOR HONORS
The destroyers will again come
I to blows tonight at 6 o’clock at the
■ Dreamland Auditorium when the
j fast five from the Perry meet
j“Dave” Meredith’s basket ball team
from the Wasmuth, who won over
Lieutenant Sylvester’s team last
night. This will be a fast game as
the Perry has a snappy gang and
they are hot after the Wasmuth’s j
scalp.
Mrs. Jess Storm and Mrs. Sid
ney Keynor, popular young An
il chorage residents, arrived on last
! evening’s train to visit with Mrs.
W. A. Abbott.
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THE HIGH LINEUP
i The High school cage lineup
! for the game tomorrow night
| against the Fleet All-Stars will
look something like this: G. Man
! they, center; E. Sandbeck, guard;
O. Sandbeck. guard; Don Shell
horn, forward; Ray Manthey,
i forward; A. Rogers and E. Man
jthey, subs.
| Assistant U. S. District Attor
ney E. P. Harwood, accompanied
j by his mother, returned yester
day from a visit to Anchorage.
| Mrs. Harwood plans to leave for
her Cordova home next week.
MERCHANTS ON THE JOB
j Seward merchants are donating
| a number of good prizes for the
; winners of the bouts Wednesday
I night at Dreamland (where some
• will probably be wafted to dream
! land) where the Fleet boxers
will stage a real old-fashioned
program FREE of charge.
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MOTHER VERY ILL
George James, who has been
attached to the Seward Grill for
several months, left for Seattle
on the SS Aleutian where he has
been called on account of the ser
j ious illness of his mother. Mr.
James hopes to return within a
! period of two months.
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KNOWS A GOOD BOAT
Miss Moody joined the Starr in
Akutan having arrived there on
the SS Derblay. Miss Moody is
connected with the Bureau of Ed
ucation and has geen in the Kot
; zebue country. She knows a good
' boat when she see’s it so thus
LAID OUT A CITY
Floyd Betts, Leonard Berlin and
J. McCartney, government sur
veyors, returned from Unalaska
on the SS Starr, last evening.
They have laid out the little city
j and are now ready to show the
; public what the town looks like.
Mrs. A. Popoff was a passenger
ion the SS Starr from King Cove
| having journeyed to that point
j from Heredeen Bay on the Cath
jerine D. She is enroute to An
chorage.
THIS DAY IN HISTORY
1912—International Railway Co
| of Central America acquired al
! rail systems there, New York U
be brought within seven dayi
■ direct communication.
I 1818—First steamboat trip or
(Lake Erie began at Buffal.
| 1778—French fleet sailed fron
| Newport to Boston to refit,
j 1693—The first printing dom
in New York, a proclamation b;
The governor.
| JUST REC1EVKD, A FRESI
! SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY,
j The Alaska Shop.
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LIBERTY THEATER
8 O'CLOCK — ONE SHOW — "(O'CLOCK
EDWIN CAREWEiS
GREAT MOVING PICTURE OF
“Evangeline”
The immortal poem by
HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
Come and live again the early life of the Colonies.
See the beautiful and stirring tale told in pictures.
be an Educational and News Reel
Sunday - One Show - 7:30 Sharp
WL give you tonight one of those fine stor
ies OC COLLEGE LIFE. A COMEDY DRAMA OF YOUTH
AT ITS BEST.
“So This is College”
A tale of pals who have a little more than their share
of joy and adventure, troubles and hurts. A fast, peppy
pla> full of action that will make you forget your troubles
The play was staged on the real campus of the Universi
ty of Southern California.
With it we will show you an excellent
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