NEW RADIO TIER 111
ANCHORAGE TO BID
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS
Work on the new steel tower:
contract for the U. S Army Sig
nal Corps station at Anchorage.
will begin at once, according to
Jack Ryder, of the F. C. Ferrell
Construction Company who went
thru Seward to the new job Sat
urday. Mr. Ryder will be remem
bered as assistant master mech
anic for the Alaska Railroad,
when Mr. Ferrell, now of Seat- I
tie, was master mechanic. |
The first work, of course, will j
be the laying of foundations for,
the 200-foot mast which will!
carry the air impulses from Seat- >
tie. The steel for the tower, con- j
listing of 10 tons of material
will arrive on the next boat. It
is anticipated that the laying of
foundation corners will not pre
sent any particular difficulties
because of frozen ground.
"I do not figure more than a ;
month for the work,” said Ry
der, ‘‘and since I understand all |
other necessary equipment is be
ing rapidly installed, it should
not b*"1 long before the station |
will be in service.”
O'd railroad friends greeted1
Ryder when he arrived here on j
' he SS Yukon. He had not seen'
many of them since he left the j
rairoad service about six years;
ago.
KASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES
DEVELOPING, PRINTING. EN
LARGEMENTS, HAND COLORED
California
the land that knows no winter
Plan to go by train,
swiftiy, economically...
To die pleasure of your visit
to California add a delight
ful journey there by train.
You ride in complete com
fort free from v. orry, free
fr im \nd \\ hiie you
rest m l • el ax. thrilling
Si-'--"'- ai-mg r he >pcctU'..u
:.r S ' si -v tvi >L i !• pass by
you ■ window.
N, v ., i% i rein nents,
n a iw'A fares Service chat
molds the trip to your
individual requirements.
Through Pullmans without
change of cars from Spo
kane or Seattle to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles Move
of the other cities and re
sorts of California are also
reached by Southern Pacific.
PI m now' Ask your local
railroad agent or write for
more detailed information.
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( M VNDRF'YS, is5/ Gen. Frt. & Pass. Agent
if,is Fourth Avenue, Seattle. Phone ELiiot 1365
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CAL M. BROSlUS
Construction lumber
Builders Supplies
Boat Lumber
Mill Work
RADIO SUPPLIES — SOCKETS — BUS
BAR — JACKS — CONDENSERS
SWITCHES, — TUBES — BAT
TERIES — ETC.
Flooring
Ceiling
Rustic
Bevel Siding
Fir Finish
Mouldings
Windows
Doors
Plate and Win
dow glass
Cement
Lime
Plaster
Lath
Plaster Board
Chimney Brick
Fire Brick
Fire Clay
Beaver Board
Putty
c. M. B.
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SEWARD,
ALASKA
FIXES NATURE'S LOVELY
GEMS IN STSTUS QUO
Alaska’.: he.bs and flowers pre
served in their imicme character
and beau by si ing, shellacing
and bronzing, is the ideai ot Mrs
Walter L. Corliss, of Seward, who
lias a display of her handiwork
in the windows at the Johanson
building. Wild flowers of many
kinds, lupine, Iris pods, Timo
thy, mos-., wild hay, wild rice,
Alaska wild berries,—all come
under the touch of her skilfull
finfers to form an almost im
perishable memorial to Summer
and h >r lovely works. Just now
Mrs. Corliss is working on some
miniature Christmas trees that
will scintillate and sparkle on
many a dinner table during the
holidays as though just brought
from the snow-laden forest.
Mrs. Corliss has ambitious
plans for the spring when the
flowers come flaming over the
mountain meadows. She hope*
to preserve them in their pristine
loveliness that they may be tak
en away visitors from other
lands as a grateful memory oi
this so-called land of ice and
snow. She is busy right now pre
paring decorative boxes in whicf
to wrap Christmas packages
and has some really attractive
flower pots and tins for spices
wThich should be a joy to the
heart of any housewife.
As usual when an Alaska
Railroad general manager goe:
Outside for the winter come;
the rumor from Anchorage thai
Colonel Ohlson is thru; that hi
will not return. And that Cun
ningham, the man who detest,
the very ground Seward rest:
upon, will be the next railroac
: manager.
What matter?
!
No stale bakery (roods here a
' uit time. Fresh pastries, cake;
vnd v,t ad every
r:iectr;r Brkery.
day at th<
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Flee trie Bakery.
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I SALT FISH
| Halibut lb.
| Black Cod. 2 lbs.
| lied Snappers, 2 lbs. .
| Snapper Tips,
1 fresh or salt lb. 5c
1
2, a;
25c
1 Gray Cod, 2 lbs. ...
J Fillet of Snapper,
boneless, per lb.
1 Halibut Cheeks,
§ boneless per lb. .
2 Herring, fresh, sa>*
| Salt Black Cod, 2 a. .
| Salt Silver Salmon
2 bellies, lb. --
| Salt Red Snapper
| fillets, lb. .
| Salt Red Salmon, lb. .
I Salt Silver Salmon, lb.
15c
25c
. 25c
6 for 25c
.... 25c
20c
25c
15c
15c
I Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. .— 15c
3 Fresh Cordova Crabs,
for
| three
1 Fresh Petersburg Shrimp
35c
$1.0C
| per lb.
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John Paulstiener, Prop.
Market Open at
1 10. a.m. to 1 p.m.-S to 6 p.m.
Ship Anywhere
Phones
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THIS OUT III HISTOHT
1637—Site of New Haven, Conn,
bo; rom the Indians.
; 1639—First transit of Venus
across lace of' the sun observ
ed in England.
1369 -Woman’s suffrage con
| vention met in Cleveland. O.
1911— The “Madonna” a paint
j ing stolen in Florence, Italy, re
! covered by local police.
1912— Orville Oddie, one of the
founders of the New York Stock
Exchange, died.
1930—Moonshiners sending del
egates all states in Union to
: Chicago protesting against re
! peal 18th amendment.
First Class shoe repairing and
| Canvas Work of all kinds.
Seward Leather Works
adv.
i
Fresh Haas canov. SCH.ALLElt
FR'S ALASKA SHOP.
NEW
GIFT IDEA
Alaska flowers and grasses, P
I hand decorated, unusual gifts
1 and making beautiful bouquets,
| are on display in the former gro~
I eery store location in the Johan
! sen building, by Mrs. W. L. Cor
I;8S
THE GRACIOUS NESS
of a true hospitality
combined w i th excellent
service. make the Frye
a pleasant “home from
Reserved seats at Seward Drug
m
THE LITTLE THEATER CLUB
of Seward
Presents
Three one-act plays—
“SWEET AND TWENTY”
—by Floyd Deli
‘THE TIME TABLE”
—by George T. Smith
“SUPPRESSED DESIRES”
—by Susan Giaaspell
Specialty Numbers and Orchestra Music
AT THE LIBERTY THEATER — TUES, NOV. 25, 8 P. M.
Reserved Seats, 75 cents
General Admission 56 and 35 cents
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SEWARD WATER SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home*
Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Bldg. Phone Main 81
Seward Light & Power Co.
Light. Power and Telephoi.? Service
Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
CALI. MAIN O
Special Shipment
p f!'
a nd
MESSi^
for the
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Specially Priced