NEW GIFT IDEA
Alaska flowers and grasses,
hand decorated, unusual gifts
and making beautiful bouquets,
are on display in the former gro
cery store location in the Johan
sen building, by Mrs. W. L. Cor
liss.
ALASKA V!i\YS al Scriallcrer’s
Alaska Shop
“THE STORE WITH
THE GOODS’
General Merchandise, Dry
goods, Notions, Black Rear
Clothing, Ship Chandlery,
Rope, Hardware, Fishermen’s
Supplies. Lumber and Build
ing Material, Paint. Gaso
line, Kerosene, Diesel and
Lubricating Oil, Coal and
Salt; All sold at lowest possi
ble prices. Mail orders given t
prompt and careful atten- !
tion. Post office, domestic
and international money
order office, notary public
and marine insurance.
Arthur 11. Mellick
SAND POINT, ALASKA
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After refueling at the Standard
Oil dock Monday afternoon, fol
lowing arduous patrol duties in
the Gulf of Alaska for the past
10 days, the United States Coast
Guard Cutter Haida was sched
uled to steam away during the
evening to proceed once more to
the halibut banks, according to
Lieut Commander Hall. She has
about another week of patrol
between Middleton Island and
Cape Spencer to check up on any
possible halibut fishing vessels
that may still be in the gulf fol
lowing the close of the fishing
season. She will depart for Seat
tle headquarters on Nov. 22.
When questioned as to any
possibility of endeavor to insti
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THE SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY”
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ries must chew holes in clothes to get them
clean don’t know US. Our patrons can trust
us with their sheerest and daintiest fabrics.
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SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY
Harry Kawabe— —Phone Main 148
Clothes Laundered
Suits and Dresses, Cleaned and Pressed
Hats, cleaned and Blocked
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tute search for Capt. Chas. Ems
weiler, reported missing from Ko
diak since September 17, Com
mander Hall said that he did
not think anything practical
could be done.
“Personally I could not risk
so big a vessel in an attempt to
penetrate all the little bays and
inlets where Emsweiler might
have been wrecked. I would have
to have special instructionss. The
time is so long that it does not
seem humanly possible that any
thing could be done, except by
small boats that would have to
besent out along this extensive
coast line. They might possibly
find wreckage that would indi
cate Emsweiler’s possible fate.”
Commander Hall told of going
to the assistance of the SS
Northwestern, which dropped her
rudder on the way up from Seat
tle, and of towing her 80 miles
into Tongass Bay. The weather
has been severe out in the gulf.
Although, it was quiet in Sow
ard Monday evening, there was
a heavy gale blowing out beyond
the heads, he said.
As soon as the ship doc&ed
speculation began in town as to
whether a dance would be held
for the sailors. “I am afraid we
can’t stay over that long,” said
Hall. “We must put back to sea
and get on the beat, as much
as we would like a little relaxa
tion. Besides I have to pull away
I from this dock as soon as I get
; my oil, and I’m a little leary
of tying up to the Seward dock
because we jarred some of the
piling during the heavy blow
when we were here the last time”
It is possible that the Haida
will be in again before she 'fin
ally departs for Puget Sound.
According to word brought to
Anchorage Perry Cole, of the
Cole-Black Fur Farm at Kasilof,
is branching out ‘ in his opera
tions. He has leased adjoining
property and will add to his fur
bearers as well as his wool-grow
ing goats, says the Anchorage
Times.
First Class, shoe repairing and
Canvas Work of all kinds.
Seward Leafaer Works
adv.
LOW THUD
It was 10 below at Anchqrage
Wednesday morning, according
to the thermometer at the Hotel !
Anchorage, says the Anchorage j
Times. It was opined that it j
might be colder on the “flats.”
PORT ALEXANDER
Grigsby 14, Wickersham 13.
Smith 17, Hardcastle 9.
Cole 19, Gaffney 7.
Johnson 12, Ulmer 9, Hesse 5.
Keller 18, Karnes 7.
Fresh Ilaas canny. SCHALLER
ER’S ALASKA SHOP.
IN ARIZONA
Miss Hedvig Samuelson, Juneau
school teacher, who was com
pelled to abandon school work
on account of pulmonary trou
ble, is sojourning at Phoenix,
Arizona, with her friend and
nurse, Miss Ann Leroy, says the
Juneau Empire.
ALASKA CROWN POTATOES
$3.00 CWT. Brown & Hawkins, Cor
poration.
Amanda’s Hand laundry now
open for business.
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Spmd Thanksgiving or Christ
mas at your old home. Low
round trip fares to many points
during November and Decem
ber, with final return limit
February 28, 1931.
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