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The Washington times., 1925-08-13

49, Japanese Grass Rugs,
sizes 6x9 it., Sx10 IT. and 9x12
TT. Sold for $500 to $500.
Slightly damaged. CT on
Run1mage price 49,. WA"VV
% Rugs all 9xf2-ft. room
size, including Crex De Luxe,
Brightwood Fiber and Marie
Antoinette Rugs. Slightly dam
aged. Sold for $500
to $21.5O. Rummage @5 M
price ........... ...'..
u2) Japanese Grass Rugs,
Asks #. Slightly damaged.
Sold for $500. Rum S0C
mage price ........... wv
(85 pcs.) Short Ends of
Brussels Carpet Rugs, sizes
18x27 to 27x27 inches. Worth
Csc to soc each. Rum. 10C
mage price ............
(5) Seamless Administer Rugs,
size S.3x1O.6 #. Slightly i'm
perfect. Sold for $4,000 and
$4,000. Rummage 600 *
nrice OAA'6C
(21 cut rOlIs) Armstrong;
InIaid LinOleum, eight-quarter
width. Slig htly damaged.
When perfect sells for $3.50 TO
$3.50 square yard. Rum OOp
mage price, square yard
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
Persia Makes Protest

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 13.--
The Persian government protested
to the Turkish government at An
CORA today against Turkish occupa
ton of Persian territory near the
Persian. Turkish frontier.
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
r. and A. M. Picnic

Members Of Doric Lodge. No.
S42, F. & A. NJ, win hold their
annual picnic in Franklin Park
Saturday afternoon. A program
Of athletic events has been ar
ranged, and coffee, lemonade. ice
cream and watermelon viii be
served.
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
Fourth Floor Rummage Lots
Rugs and Floor Coverings

Odds and ends and few-of-akind Rugs
ings marked at prices that will send them flying
The majority of the lots perfect
slightly
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
$3.50 and So Lace
Curtains. S1.45

Small lots OF Scotch. Noting
ham and filet weaves, one to
six Of a pattern: pairs or panel.
White, ecru and ivory shades.
Neat and heavy worked de-
signs. "a yards long.
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
'sNeWs Briefs
Taken from Today's' Classified Adj

o ST N w.-Front room nicely
furnished, twin beds. nice home,
excellent table.
BRICK GARAGE for rent.
BEADED BAG found. Navy Yard
car. Sunday
COLLIE PUPPIEs-Highly pedi-
greed, male and female, 9 months
GROCERY STORE opposite school.
very prosperous business in Alex
andria. Va. Owner must sacrf-
flee. Bargain.
TURN TO CLASSIFIED PAGES
AND FIND OUT EXACTLY
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
$3.50 Awnings, $1.1O

(44 Ready-to-hang Awnings,
2 1T. 6 in, 8 TT. and TT. s
in; made of heavy tan or blue
striped canvas, on flexible steel
frames.
The Washington times., 1925-08-13
Remnants of Laces
and Embroideries

Remnants OF GeOrgette CrepeS,
Nets, Laces and EmbroiderieS,
in desirable lengths for trim
ming purposes. Regular 10c
to $3.50 grades at
sc to i89c
Calais VAL, Edgings and In
sertiOns, in cream and white,
and 8 inches wide. Some
match sets. Regular Ike
Csc grade at, yard. ~
Duchesse and Venice Laces,
insertions and edgings, 8 to
inches wide. Conventional and
floral designs. Cream, white
and ecru. Regular SIC 92O
grade at, yard ... ~
Camisole Laces, with beading
tops, 3 and inches wide.
White and cream colors. Choice
of filet, duchesse and Calais
Val. effects. Regular C7R
sec grade at, yard -.
Oriental FIouncing, deeply
embroidered, in white; beautiful
floral designs. SO inches WIDE
Regular $2.69 grade GO 10
at, yard .... W
Russian Filet Banding, Is
and 10 inches wide: new, at
tractive patterns. Cream and
white. Regular sec grade 9RN
at, yard ...............
All-Over Laces, large assert
ment of new patterns; ecru
and white. So inches wide.
Regular $169 grade at, CT 90
yard ..............
The Washington times., 1925-08-13


(9) Seamless Brussels Rugs,
sizes S.3x10.6 #. and 9x12 IT.
Sold at $22.5O and
$500. Rummage Go Ok
price ~AA"O1
90 Fiber Rugs, extra heavy
basket weave; size skis #.
Sold at $500. Rum CC OK
mage price ........ VA'OO
(185 yds.) Napier and Cot
tage Carpet, reversible and 1
yard wide Sold at soc
and 75c yard. Rum 10O
mage price .........
Clio yds.) 8-quarter Width
Crex, in plain green; can be
made into 6x9-ft. size rugs at
small cost. Sold at $1.75.
Rummage price, rum 2S0
ming yard ..........
(5) Hodges Rattania Hall
Rugs, size SKIP It. Sold for
$685.. Runnmage Cd OK
price
/ (4A Administer Rugs, size
27x52 inches; good pat
terms and colors. Sold for
$500 and $500. $500
Rummage price =. $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
Daily Dozen Asked
by Bremerton Fan

4 physical instruction period Is
asked Of seattle stations by Mrs.
Gladys Doyle. llis Washington ave-,
Bremerton. Several Eastern and
Midwest stations have such periods
IN morning hours.
Eight or o "a. m. would be about
tho RICH, time. Mrs. Doyle thinks.
Eastern stations have found the
main trouble 10 be setting tho time
most convenient TO fans. Some fans
want tho instruction at n. m:
others not unit a. m. A COM
promise. about 1880, has been work
ID out in most cases.
Any other fans like the idea7 If
there are enough of you maybe
KFoA or KJR or KBQ win start
the exercises. Let's have your ideas,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
az" or at" Aerial
May Help You Out

Hcaturites who arc troubled with
interference should try IT, or
''L"-shsped aerial. II your present
aerial runs the length OF your lot.
maybe a neishbor win give you per.
mission 10 start tho far end Of an
II" from hih roof. In case this
plan makes the aerial too long. make
two acrials out OF 4. using one for
eas,-wost and tho other for notsh.
south stations.
The Radio Star would like 20 re.
ceiYe and print any nss aerial kinks
discovered by readers. Some spots
ia tho city arc bad for reception.
maybe a simple twist ia aerial con.
struction would help out lot OF
fans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

kHQ gets n vote Of thanks
from us for n novel program
All Fools day night. Wednes-
day. The magic radio receiver
presented by the funmakers was
clever bit OF foolery. Accord.
ing 10 Brother Bill. OF kHQ.
this receiver would tune out any
instrument from mn orchestra.
leaving the rest playing. Broad.
casts were received by fans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
IAdTrrtIbrmenO
Girls! Say Goodbye
To Pale, Sickly
Compilations

Many a girl wonders why she Is pale
and slckly- looking. with dark circles
under her eyes, occasional skin erup-
tons. and q washed out, tired express
sions-thin. scrawny and unattractive 10
either SEX while other girls arc always
rosy. bnght-eyed. full Of vivscious en-
ergy, sought after and popular with all.
Yetthouands Determination bypby-
siciAns have shown that In nine out Of
ten cases the cause Is simply pale, thin
blood, lacking 10 sufficient iron. With
rich, red blood, the same girl would
have the clear, smoothskin, pink checks,
rosy lips, bright eyes, and that abound
ing health and vivacity that always
attracts host Of friends.
What these girls need issinply something
10 put more iron into their blood. For ~, IL iron
u makes the rich, red blood that washes
A. the Impurities and poisous that keep
you sick IS looking and ca us~ complexion hlern.
th.s. n 10 iron that makes strong. vigorous
blood that carries glorious health and beauty
10 your whole body.
Bu, BE- sure the iron you take Il organic iron
-suxated irop-snd not the ordinary liquid
medicines or pills made from mineral iron that
often njure the teeihand disturb the STOMACH.
NnIA,cd Iron isa wonderful new combination
Of organic Iron like the iron In ths blood, and
Ike that IN spinach md leDtils. only In more
concentrated tablet form. II has No injpriop,
effects. and you will be astonished how much
letter You look and feel often In only FEW
weeks and see hov the lovely color comes
10 lips and cheeks, and The bright sparkle
To your eyes. Money back IL not delighted.
At all good druEElsn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

detecting, Up In Tho higher
waves, ut t67 meter. not FAR be.
low kGW, which starts the Ore.
goninn's concert orchestra over
the air nc ipl meters, nj 3
o'clock.
Tonight Thursday In you want
to stay up for IL. WREo. at Ian,
sing Mich, puts on Pacific coast
program. starting at 10 D. IN. Pacific
time, Paul Rcdchaugha orchestra.
from Battle Creek. Mich. will stay
up until 1 n. IN, Friday uanslng
tlmoL and its members promise not
20 yawn into the mike. Tho con,
cert will DO over at 1880 a, m. Fri.
day. herraboutd That's $40 IN
Michigan. Try $50 meters.
Success Of the Seattle Nordica
clubs opcrrtia, THE Pirates
Bride" broadcast from kf'OA
"Wednesday night. was certain
from tho first notes of the tune.
ful picco 10 float over. Let's
have NOR! Mrs. Helen Grove.
sn.lllnK's direction wus splcn.
did. and we've seldom had such
an enjoyable hour and half
on tho radio,
friday Mimi, Let's see
II you're Interested In the "wcar
and tear or auto tires on level roads. Z"
Dean V. II. Carpenter. OF the ". &.
o. Is going 10 talk about Il AZ Tau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

from WElAF and other famous
stations, IL you'd believe Bill.
The only thing the new receiver
wouldn't do was play "Humor-
esque." We don't blsme it
we wouldn't ourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

Persons who have no facilities for
soldering tho leAd.ln wire 10 tho
aerial can drop one end OF the aerial
wirp proper from tho insulaior 20 as
10 make lead.in, II they are careful
10 wrap tho end OF the wire tina. II
10 become tho lesd.tn around tho
aerial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
MIDWEST STATIONS
,faeifio rims)

Friday. from KFAE. The musical
program included Miss Gienna Gar.
rrit OF Spokane. and MlAs Isabel
Wyard. OF tho Inland Empire cap.
itai. There Rrr talks on spring gar.
dena and berry growing. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
MIDWEST STATIONS
I.aeifio Tims)

ofAo assl, Calgary. Alta. stu.
do program.
koA tzfs). psnysT-T-s, studio
roHcrft,
hsL iseel, Salt Lake city-t.io,
varied feature program
wrDp tsisj. Zion CITY. fil.--alisnt
Night
WCCo Ai7l. Twin Cite. ~tsao-ie,
eBacsrt and studio pfoKram.
voc tisD. Davenport. Ia. -.
studta program.
VIRGO tfs5l, Lansing. Nleh.--6,
rArrsd concert. :. wssth.r
rsHE tsisl. Edmonton. Aita-pstse.
ehtiarsH's half hour. TiJs. studio pro-
gram
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

Two pals driven close together IN
tho workbench viii provide method
Of bending bus wiro n you have no
round -noas pliers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
COAST CITATIONS

kBsG EIbl, los Angeles 80.
auditorium sstgies, allb talk on
court procedure. no. organ recital.
kuw AeD, Portland q. dinner
concert, ;. University extension leo
tufs loiao. loot owls program.
XII asD, Los AnEslra 2. Eram-
insr program a. organ rspitail .
Herald pregnant 10. Wilson Trio In
old time popular songs,
kGO tsslb. Oabiand-t. IzFer-
rarAs orchestra. silent night.
xxx tsa7i, Los Angeles, west
. Coast thsAtsrs program. ~, cocos-
nut Grove orchestra.
krO tifsl. han rrsnelseo--t.
Cleveland sir orchestra.
KIN tiosl. Lps Angeles ehii-
dTsh's program. Tiao. trsysioss 10.
tiirhman's ofrhestra.
kFAE fstal. Pullman. wn.--7iso.
Musical program ~ ". r. Q. stu
denta talks on home gardening and
berry culture
cKcp tiioi. Vancouver. y. C-sl.
isnt night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
RADIO PROGRAMS
THURSDAY
BATTLE STATIONS

ssfsf
kroA usD, Rhodes Dept, store
4, lioffman's Olympic Hotel ofehsa-
ira. silent night
hJH tahD, ~ W. Radio Service
Co.. 1870. market reports ], muHi'
Gale q, thsaier news aud gossip!
1910. kIN Order Of hats ffollr
kiio ana, nuHh 4 Lane Piano
Co... musical hour. silent night
COAST STATIONS
Kfsa Cs16l, Los Angeles 1850.
auditorium services; piib, rsmpls
ehoir and Gray studio programs ~
kGw apn. Portland. ore
chlldrsn'z proEraml D, uroEonlan eau
csft orchestra, 10. hultnomah Hotel
Htroilsrs
MI usD. los Angeles. news
brllailnsi gitb, radiotorlal, 1880. r
NJ g. A. proErami 7ito, popular
ballad program. . Polar hsAr or
ehvstrHl ., Meiodiaus -Four. 10, EEs
antinsF PROCLAIM
hGo tsail. Oakland -,7iis. Eolf les
son. s. "Bmllln' THRU" BY N0o play
, e.. and At'on H'o. 10; h'l''''a.
KIM lssD. los Angeles -sIne.
dinner concert. 10. rneoAnut Grove
e~hs.tra. ~. Campus night pro-
gram. q, % q, aouthsrn nrAnch,
kro ara. han Francisco aiso,
ehiidrep's hour, =. HslGpr's orehss-
trAj =. organ fscitaii ,. welsh Night.
30. usns James dance orchestra
XIII tioal. ias Angeles sise.
ehiidrsn's program; fIis. health talk;
10. Hiehman's dance orchestra,
kTAE tstAl. Pullman. Waah,==hi
isnf nlEh,
ChCp uloi. Vancouver. y, c.
sac. studio program
MIDWEST STATIONS
tfaeifio rimsl
cTAC ttssi. calgary. Alts-t,io.
stuata program
kOs tsfIl. beaver Silent night
hSt iaooi. Hslt Lake cry ssitp-
-. VARIED musical programs
WCBp istsl. ziaa city. ili.-zk-
$50. studio program.
wCco am. Twin cltiss-s.i. Goa
cert program.
Voc asa, Davenport. Ia-s.Is.
special musical program,
NHEo tsAst. Lansing, Mieh.--slts.
Neo bfpadeas; orchestra. io-isiso a
m. Special Pacific Coast program.
with Paul RAdshauEh's na,tis Greek.
Mich. orchestra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

will talk 20 parents about adjust
a. tho homo to tho boy, LELAND
Ntckersham viii speak ON tho boy,
part In tho homo,
Anyone interested In health
can hear health tall, Thursday
nj 5i5 from XIII, Los Angeles,
by moukeylnE around until tho
lO1.mrter wave gets a chance 10
sneak into tho dctector tube
War veterans can dodge n Y. NJ.
&. A. program by keeping Off tho
i65.mcter wave from kl'i at los
Angeles nj 7:s0 Thursday eve
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

Luna Park Swimming Pool opened
Saturday, March 2sth.--Advertise
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
FRIDAY
SEATTLE STATIONS

kIoA $50. Rhodes Dept store
& hoffman Olympic orchestra q,
hoffman orchestra dinner concert.
sia5. sherman Clay program $50.
Times program. 10, Eddie liarhuesn
dance orchestra,
tHo talsl. Bush a Lane Piano 90.
-. musical hour $40. program BY
University store. hush a Lane Plano
90
KIN asa. ~ ". Radio Hsfyics
90 Isle, market reports :, mual-
cAis Use, hook review q, thNatsr
gossip, sac, studio recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

Those who AZ, fond Of organ
recitals might try kf7>G f75L
At 10 y. m. Friday. The An
Ecius temple orEanist win play.
Or. u you're feeling Eaycr than
That, swing tho dials 10 XIII
tIo5l for Iiiekmu's orchestra.
from Iyos Angeles. Same time.
IL you want 10 dance little
earlier. rho Cleveland Six or
ehrstra viii be on tho AIR nj
kPO H,ss San Francisco. nj 8
y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

welshmon will like to listen at .
p, IN. Thursday TO a Welsh night
program from KPo, tho Hale Broth.
crs San Francisco station, on tho i2S'
meter wave Hope they have a male
chorus sing "Men OF Harlech.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

MIR viii he off the air after
the afternoon program until
l0;JO y. M. when the asi.metcr
wave win carry the weekly cN.
crclsrs Of the Is. J. X, Order "
BATS, Curlcy Wilson, tenor. will
sing and tho Olympic quartet,
with =, v. Dudley. nj the plano,
viii offer novelty entertainment.
Paul Reese puts on n popular
ballad program at XII at 7:3o
Thursday that might BE- worth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

The usual radio seminar" viii
start nom IlROA at al p. m. Thurs
day and should reach Your receiver
ON tho tSl meter wave about
80 .a0oth OF secupi later. unless
YOU live IN Japan. There VIII h-
several vocal solos by Moran school
pupils and Prot. Hscnry X, Benson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02
VARIED FARE ON.
AIR TONIGHT
"SmiIin' Thru" From KG0,
Seems a Good Bet
Seattle Stations Line Up
Interesting Stunts

Tune In on kGO. Oakland. at
q y. M. Thursday Apr the kGO
players and the Arlou Trio la
"Smilm' Thru ltsS another Of
the popular play hroadcaSts.
Hundreds u fans listen In TO
them every wreck la Seattle, Oak
land seems TO be Stepping up its
power ard sounds like . local
station generally. Try EN- on
the S6l,mctcr wave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-02

IT'S silent night Friday for Koo,
but there are plenty OF other long
distance features. KGw'H Hooi
Owls como on. riding tho 4pi.meisr
wave. az III p. m. An hour earlier
XII t.s7l broadcss,A tho Wilson
Trio In old.,ims popular songs. IN
Guiding. We guess. silver Threads
Among tho Cold" That's Lore on
glaze for yuhi
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Trunk Line Highway from Seward to Homer,
 Prosperity Edition

One of the feature articles which will appear in the Prosperity Edi- tion of the Seward Daily Gateway which will be published December 5, with be one dealing on the propos- ed trunk line highway connecting Seward with that portion to the Westward lying along Cook Inlet, the lower Kenai peninsula district which will embrace Seldovia, Homer, Ke- mai and numerous other communi- ties.
 The article is being written by a local engineer, in collaboration with aresident of Kenai who has lived turnout that district for the last thirty-five years. The cost of the proposed road will run into huge figures but it will open up a coun- try rich, not so much in mineral, but in agricultural and grazing lands. It will mean the further development of the fishing and fur-farming industry, due to good road connection with Seward; a better mail service and many other things, all of which will be told in an interesting and compre- hensive manner in tn especial arti- cles coming up.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
IMLACHPACKING
 COMPANY CASE
 ENDS, NOT GUILTY
LIBBY-M'NEIL & LIBBY TRIAL IS SCHEDULED FOR HEARING
 THIS MORNING.

Within a half hour, the jurors in the case of U. s. vs. w. J. Imlach Packing Company, following their dis. appearance to the jury room, reap. peared, the foreman pronouncing they had reached a verdict of mot guilty The charge against the defendants, w. J. Imlach, Charles Hansen and Olof Jacobsen, was that of "wanton waste of fish,
 The case against the fishing boats Waterland and Commander. includ- ed in the above case was stated as being more of technical nature, one in which the plaintiff asked the yes sells be forfeited under the provisions of the White Law The case was dis missed. L. " Ray represented the defendants.
 The jury which tried the Imlach case was composed of T. P. Murphy, Mrs. D. Urbach, Mrs H. F. McDan- iels, Mrs. E. Stump, M. P. Malloy, B. M. Stone, Mrs. c. H. Phillip, J. P. Hannon, E. E. Chamberlin, Mrs.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Tired After Eating?
 Try this Simple Mixture

If you feel tired after eating, it is often a sign of gas and undigested matter in your stomach or bowels. Simple buckthorp bark, magnesium sulph. c. D., .glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika, helps any case gas on the stomach, unless due to deep-seated causes. The QUICK action will sur prise you. Adlerika is wonderful for constipation-it often works in one hour and never gripes Seward Drug Go. G-3
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
San Juan Case Dismissed.
Former Mayor Juneau
 Is a Seward Visitor

Ralph E. Robertson, prominent at torney of Southeastern Alaska, and former mayor of Juneau, arrived in Seward Saturday on the steamer Yu- kon, on legal matters connected with the case of U. s. vs. Libby, McNeil & Libby. MT. Robertson is repre- senting the cannery company. At torney Robertson was also form CT partner of the late Judge Gunni- son of Juneau. He hopes to be able to depart for his headquarters on the Admiral Watson, southbound tomor- rQM gi'SlFHN.lgsgis
 Order being taken for the Pros perity Edition. Priced 25c.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Fifteen Pair Blue
 Fox for Hahbut Cove
 Fox Farm; at Kodiak

Fifteen pairs of blue foxes from the Blue Bell Fox Company farm on Hound Island, Southeastern Alas ka, passed thru Seward yesterday in custody of Keith Mccullough, well known in Seward, bound for the Al aska Western Fox Corporation farm at Halibut Cove, Kodiak Island
 Mr. Mccullough is the head of the Halibut Cove concern. For some months past he has been making his headquarters in Seattle. He ex- poets to arrive in Seward about the middle of the month, en route to Se- attle again.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

Saturdays regular train to Seward from the Inteiror, consisted of three coaches which were completely filled with passengers, the majority of them on their way to the States. A large portion of the travellers came from the Interior regions, and included sev- eral members of the river steamer crews.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
SEWARD DAILY GATEWAY

Jim Callis of Trail lake, has been a visitor in Seward since Saturday. returning to his home this morning. MT. Callis is one of the oldtimers of the Trail country and has for num- Der of years been holding down some likely-looking dredge claims.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12
Apple Crop Specimens
 Photographs Taken

Photographs of the branch of crab apples and three transparent apples, sent in to Seward last week by El- mer E. Carson, rancher at Hope, were taken yesterday by Sylvia's pho- tograph studio, and will be reproduc- ed in the special Prosperity Edition of the Seward Gateway, Dec. 5.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

A. A. Shonbeck, Anchorage busi- ness man, was among the local arriy- als Saturday, who left this morning on the return trip home. Mir. Shon- beck accompanied Camille McGowan to Seward, the latter being on his way to the States for medical treat ment.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

Jim Hagen, U. s. deputy marshal at Nenana, arrived in Seward Satur- day from the Interior, on short business trip over the week end Marshal Hagen departed for Nenana this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

A. H. Mcdonald, owner of the An chorae Drug store and agent for the Alaska Steamshipu company, was a weekend business visitor in Seward. MT. Mcdonald returned to his Inlet headquarters this morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

A. E. Fucker, city attorney, depart ed this morning for Anchorage on brief business trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

When you think Oxfords, think Ur- bach. 229-tf.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

B. M. Stone, Charles Carlson and Albert Parmetter.
 The trial of U. s. vs. Libby, McNeil & Libby, the latter company facing the charge of illegal fishing on Sun- day, was to come up before the court today.
 San Juan Case Dismissed.
 The U. s. vs. San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.,, case came up before the court this morning and was dis missed. The charge against the com- pany was destruction of fish.
 Attorney l.. V. Ray represented the defendants.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

Join Urbach's Circulating Library, 15c to read late book. If
Seward daily gateway., 1925-10-12

Seward Daily Gateway, SIPS month
Seward daily gateway., 1925-03-06
THE BANK OF SEWARD FOR SERVICE
TO MATCH
 ALL AILMENTS SHOWN

DETROIT, Mar 6.-Stockings to match any ailment - belladonna green, nux vomica red, caffeine white, syrup of squill blue, balm of Gilead brown and mustard plaster pink are being shown in hosiery shops for spring wear.
 How pleasing it will be to milady when shestarts to choose between digitalis hue or ipecacuanha re- mains to be seen; also whether a prescription will be necessary for such purchases.
 Patrons of the shops have already found that apothecary shades pre- dominate in spring wear. Pharma- cists are reported considering the possibility of including hosiery in the already well-expanded drug store stock as they feel only through services of a registered druggist can proper advice be given as to appro- priate shades for spring wear
 Imagine fashionable ladies peer ing critically through lorgnettes and murmuring which shall I take-that licorice yellow or the cassia acuti- folia green?"
 Or waste a moment conjuring on the possibilities when the shop girl struggles with the names of such stalwarts of the pharmaceutical world as rheuminus parchiana blue.
 Old family remedies and cough syrup colors are expected to gain most favor for street wear, while the elusively worded shades of ex- otic hue will be reserved for grand balls and dinner parties.