NEWS NOTES
» On the last fine morning we had the
Gateway gloated over the beautiful
weather Seward was enjoying but
when the paper appeared on the
streets it was raining eats and dogs.
Fred Laubner will leave soon for
Anchorage.
Miss Teresa Poster of the Seward
Hotel is spending a vacation at Mile
2?.
Mis* Dorothy Baughman is enter
taining a few of her little friends this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Pehne
in honor of her $th birthday.
Frank Cotter arrived last evening
from Anchorage after having made
the journey in less than twenty hours
by the overland route. He took a boat
to Mile 52 and caught the work train.
Kev. Mr. Baker of St. Paul's Metho
dist church of Tacoma has returned
home after visting his son-in-law* the
government physician at Anchorage.
The Bridge Club is being entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Sauers this
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Romig gives a party
this evening on honor of Miss Kath
leen Stewart.
* HER HAT WILL BE
OF BURBLE VELVET—
FASHION SHOW SAYS SO
(Special to Gateway by United Press)
CHICAGO, August 10. — Ho* hat
will be purple velvet. Fashion dic
tators at today’s session of the Chi
cago Garment Manufacturers' Fa!
Style show at Bismarck said so.
If it isn’t purple velvet it wi'I be
brown velvet, or black velvet, ll cre
will be a great deal of velvet in
women's huts this fall, especia ’> for
the ini’liners.
Womens fall wearing apparel con
tinued the center of attraction today
for Chicago visitors attending the
shov.
Not tr • of this show was the
display of hats. The purple one seem
ed to attract the most attention, prob
ably because the wholesalers had
whispered that “women will like the
purple ones,” ami ‘’‘they’re all the
rage,” and a few other well directed
remarks that make “this year’s
styles” always the prettiest.
After the purple velvets, buyers
planned to take home with them for
their trade brown velvets, black vel
vets and lots of chic, wide brimmed,
white hats with, a bright colored
crown and a narrow ribbon to match
the crown, on the brim.
The sport hat this fall is a floppy
felt atTuir with not much of anything
on it but a band. “They’ll take,
though.” wholesalers said.
aged priest falls from
WINDOW TO HIS DEATH
CHICAGO, August 20. — Rev. Ig
natius Thomatin, aged 70, a Catholic
priest of Albany, Minnesota, plunged
to his death here today from the sixth
floor of the Sherman hotel. He had
btvii ill for several months but the
cause of the fall can only b<* surmis
ed. As he fell his head struck on the
pole of a wagon and his brains were
•dashed out.
The sttamboat Capelin. SchaflVr &
Rice, owners, is now making regular
trips along the Arm from Anchorage.
As soon as the line is completed to 71
they will connect with the train.
ANCIENT RELICS OF CHURCH
ARRIVE AT JUNEAU
Relics of historic interest that date
back to more than a third of a cen
tury before the termination of the
Russian occupation of Alaska were
brought from Sitka by Rev. A. I*.
•KashervarotT when he returned Fri
day from the former capital of the
territory*. They consist ot the crowns
worn by brides and grooms at church
marriage ceremonies of the Orthodox
Russian church and a cross worn by*
an archimandrite of the church. An
• archimandrite of the Russian civ
is a priest ranking next to a bishop
corresponding to an archbishop of the
Kpiscopal church of the I'nited
States.
The crowns of the bride and groom
are made of silver, gold and costly
1 satin, studded with handpainted min
iatures of sac ret i lliblical characters
—the one for the groom containing a
miniature of Christ as a central piece.
They also contain settings of p**ec»ous
stones. Z hey have been worn by sev
eral generations of bridal couplts i*i
the cathedral at Sitka.
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The cross is made of silver, *us
pt nded from a long gold neek chain,
and is set for its full six inches of
length with topazes and other prec
ious stones.
Church records establish the fact
that they have been in the cathedral
for at least 78 years and how much
longer on one knows.
Father Kashervarolf brought the
relics to Juneau to have them re
turned to Sitka where they will be
•kept in the cathedral.
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Meet me at The Branch.
JUST RECEIVED, our fall and
winter stock of “Patrick Duluth” and
“Oregon City” mackinaw coats for
men and boys. Beautiful designs in
all wool fabrics.
BROWN & HAWKINS. “Quality
First.”
Noodle Cafe. Phone Main 111.
Tray sendee 25c extra, receives
prompt atteution. 8-1—tf
New assortment of Fancy Cookies,
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First.”
HALLETT & SCOTT
Just arrived from San Francisco, a
pretty line of
f ill scour urn
Trices eery reasonable. Call and inspect,
liny your material for fall sldrts and
have them cut and fitted f ree of charge
from some of the pretty Tutorial Putterns
cpFrm UIF ECONOMY JARS, PINTS, $1.15 Doz.
Oil Ll/lL O/lLI •• QUARTS, 1.25 Doz.
The BAZAAK ao.i *t?r'Variety Store
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METHODIST SERVICES
Tomorrow at the M. E. church at
tiu* hours of 11 a. m. ami 7:20 p. m.,
services will be held. The respective
subjects will be used: “Courage, True
and False and “Fore Thought in the
Spiritual Life.” An invitation is ex
■ tended to all to attend these meetings.
C. T. COOK, Pastor.
FOR SALE.—Practically new type
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY—
Thirty-five cent Norwegian macker
el for twenty-five cents.
BROWN & HAWKINS. “Quality
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the Seward Gateway.
CofTee and Sandwiches. Myers’
Bakery.
Always Reli able
JPPPPRSON SHOPS
URBACHS
Fresh Popcorn and Peanuts.—Sew
ard Club.
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Long distance wiepnone Dooth at
The Branch.
Fresh Popcorn and Peanuts.—Sew
ard Club.
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. If you are not satisfied. Some
thing new. One and one-quar
ter lbs. in glass jars for
FIFTY CENTS
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FIRE
Is all that is necessary to make
a good smoke w hen you get your
tobacco here.
For years we have been in the
market for tlie best in smoker**
supplies, and now we feel that
we have the best and most care
fully selected line of tobacco**,
cigarettes and cigar** in Seward
Everything that you find in an
up-to-date
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including
Magazines, Post Cards,
Candies,
Stationery, Books
HETTELS The Kodak Store.
Broadway, Seward
Service and Economy
The experienced clothcs-buycr in
sists on service-value first and last.
Ed. V Price & Co.
Our Chicago tailors make clothes
to individual order from your own
choice of fashion and fabric—
result, economy!
Have us prove it—Today.
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