SPEND SUMMERS
IN ALASKA AND THE
WINTERS AT TUCSON
The numerous and varied won
ders of Alaska so impressed Mrs.
Edytlie Choate Young, organizer
of the Highways and By-ways
Tours, with head offices in Tuc
son, Arizona, that she decided
to extend operations to include
th North country and return
next summer with a tourist del
egation. Associated with Mrs.
Young is her daughter, Miss Dor
is Choate Oesting. who this sum
mer conducted a group of tour
ists to Europe. This made her
sixth annual trip to Europe with
a body of tourists. The Europ
ean 11 ips include visits to met
ropolitan centers and scenic and
historic places,
Mrs. Young Spent two months
in Alaska this summer acquir
ing first hand information and
mapping out a route for Alas
kan tours more extensive in
scope than the short tours which
do not give tourists adequate
time to see the major attract
ions.
Miss Oesting, who personally
conducts the European trips,
nas been very successful in spe
cializing on college student
groups, in which her education
al background has been a val
uable asset. She was formerly
head of the Language Depart
ment of the South Dakota
School of Mines; Dean of Wom
en in South Dakota University,
and has been a member of the
faculty of Arizona University.
She is one of the organizers
<-.nd owners of the “Hacienda
del Sol”, an exclusive school for
girls, located in Tucson.
. Mrs. Young is active in the
civic and cultural life of Tuc
son. is president of the Board
of Visitors of St. Luke’s Hospi
tal, an Episcopalian institution,
and vice president of the Tuc
son Symphony Orchestra and
the Temple of Music of her home
city.
Student groups will also re
ceive special atetntion in the
Alaska tours. In referring to
Alaska, Mrs Young said:
“My enthusiasm for Alaska
knows no bounds. There is a
mystic charm about it which is
indescribable and irresistible. I
am certain the Alaska trip will
be equally as popular as our
European tours. Our Alaska del
egation will leave Tucson suffi
ciently early that tourists hav
ing both finance and leisure can j
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Watches repaired on
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also take the “Old World Trip.”
Alaska tourist business has never
been developed in Arizona, ac
cording to Mrs. Young, and she
feels that it offers a splendid
field.
Following her complimentary
references to the North country,
Mrs. Young also proved to be
equally as enthusiastic a boost
er for Arizona and Tucson in
; particular. She cited the num
J erous advantages of Tucson,
i which has a population of 33,- j
i 000, which is greatly increased;
! during the winter owing to the!
j popularity of the city as a win- j
| ter resort. Ultra modern hotels
j and imposing store and office j
buildings are giving Tucson a
metropolitan appearance, she
said, and the entire state is op
timistic over the Boulder Dam
development. “A happy arrange
ment,” said Mrs. Young, ‘‘would
be to spend your summers in
Alaska and your winters in Tuc
son.”
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Worn out soles are dangerous to
good health.
.. Having them repaired is good
economy.
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Hutchinson, Kas., was recently
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HANKOW, China, Sept. 12. UP)—
Twenty communists, including two
women school teachers, were ex
ecuted in an attempt to throttle
the spread of red propaganda thru- I,
out this district.
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YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE
What is it?
ERE’S a certain drug store near
your home known as The Rexall Drug
Store. You'll know it by the sign on
the front and the display of Rexall mer
chandise in the window.
The Rexall Store system came into
being 27 years ago when forty retail drug
gists formed a cooperative organization
for better drug store sendee and called
their stores The Rexall Drug Stores.
Each of these original forty druggists
had the best drug store in his town, and
all the ten thousand drug stores which
have since become Rexall Drug Stores
were selected on the basis of their stand
ing in ethical pharmacy merchandising
ability and local responsibility.
The cooperation of these 10,000 Rex
• ]\ Drug Stores provides you with the best
w drug store goods and the best in drug
store service, for all these stores are help
ing each other to help you save with
safety.
Your local druggist is a local man
chosen because he is honest and progres
sive. He conducts a local business, and
assumes all the responsibility his position
in the community demands, yet he offers
you all the advantages of a great inter
national institution.
He offers you a drug store service
raised and held to a definite standard.
The quality of your Rexall purchase is al
ways uniform, always reliable.
He offers you all that other drug stores
sell and in addition many things that can
be purchased only at Rexall Drug Stores.
He offers you a money-back guaran
tee on every Rexall Product.
Seward Drug Co.