ROOMS FOR RENT—Hot and cold
water. Over Seward Trading Co.
FOR SALE—Bakery out-fit. Just
the thing for Kpdiak only $150.00.
Worth $750.00 Twins Cafe, Anchor.
FOR RENT—Three room cabin. En
quire Chas. Cooper.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE BOARD
ERS FOR EVENING MEAL. Reas
onable rates. Enquire Mrs. Louise
Manthey.
SCHRENGERS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrenger, de
parted for Ketchikan Saturday where
Mr. Schrenger has accepted an offer
as head chef in the new Gem cafe. Mrs
Schrenger was in ill health upon her
departure and may undergo an oper
ation, Mr. Schrenger said.
Patricia Ray, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. V. Ray, and a member of the
Alaska College 'girls basketball team,
enjoyed her brief visit home. The pop
ular Seward girl is returning with
| the team for Fairbanks.
You read it in The Gateway first.
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A PROSPEROUS 1928
TVew Year’s is the time for good resolutions 7
^ In the name of a happy and prosperous §
future promise yourself solemnly to make regu
lar deposits in the bank throughout the entire
year of 1928.
There will be many times when a passing
whim will suggest some superflous expenditure,
but remember—men become rich, not by spend
ing, but by SAVING.
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BANK of SEWARD
Four percent paid on savings accounts
Bank of Seward
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The game between the College girls
and the Seward High School girls on,
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Saturday night more than made up;
for the game which followed, the Col-;
lege and the Army. The Seward girls i
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won due to inaccuracy of the Varsi.;
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kets and the inaccuracy of the Varsi
ty. The team work of both was about
on par and the entire contest was j
marked by the “do or die spirit” which
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was clearly manifest. Both sides gave |
all they had. The fans thought it was ,
great and thoroughly enjoyed every-.
moment of it. Final score: 16 to 11. f
Highlights in the game were;a clev-1
erly executed field shot by Jean Mer
ritt in the first quarter; the intercep
ted throw Cecil Leslie plucked out the
air and turning it into a basket; the
astounding number of close shots the
visitors from the North missed; the
continued coaching from the sidelines
of Coach Abell, and the stellar play
ing of McConnell and Parker. Every
one of the locals played wonderfully.
Baskets: McIntosh 6, Jean 6, Les
lie 2, Larsson 2.
McConnell 6, Parker 2. Franklin 2,
McDonald 1.
Fouls: Franklin 2, Carter, 1, Rath
jens 1, O’Connell 1, techical 1.
Merritt 2, McIntosh 2, Leslie 1.
Referee, E. J. Bath.
COLLEGE DEFEATS SIM!
WITH EASE SATURDAY
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The least said about the College
Army game of basketball on Saturday
night when the Varsity held mopping
up exercises, winning from the local
team by the staggering score of 49-11.
is perhaps the best policly to pursue in
an attempt to describe the one-sided
massacre.
“Pep” Harris was here, there and
everywhere urging on his playmates
but it was absolutely useless against
the superb work of the Collegians
fresh from a triumphal tour and clean
up in Southeastern Alaska, The Varsi
ty played ring around 'rosy with them.
Loftus and Smith appeared to be
the outstanding stars with Boswell a
close second. For the Army honors go
tto Glancy and Lenhart. One of the
enjoyments of the game was the fine
refereeing of Professor Bath.
Points: Loftus 21, Smith 11, Bos
well 10, Romig 6, McDonald 1.
Lenhart 4, Glancy 3, Baker 2, Har
ris 1, Stevenson 1.
Fouls: Moyer 4, Loftus 3, Connors 1,
Romig 1.
Baker 2, Harris 2, Stevenson 2, Len
hart 1, Galloway 1, Glancy,.personal.
Si HIKE FINE FUTURE
GEORGETOWN, Jan. 23. (£>)—'The
St. George mine on Douglass moun
tain, north of Georgetown, is being
operated by a syndicate of New York
VeVrmont and Maine capital. Aside
from the heavy production the com
pany is preparing for a large develop
ment program which will open up ad
ditional ore and keep the production
up ofr an indefinite time.
Sink your teeth into a piece ofj
Baby Beef and gasp with joy.
The Gateway leads—others follow
ALASKA MOTHER IS
It is said that with the arrival of B.
B. Berryhouse, new radio operator in
Seward Saturday from the South, local
sheiks are more or less looking at him
with suspicion and green-eyed envy.
The reason, remarks The Gateway’s
informant, is because the young mail
is not only single but is a fine, hand
some and likeable chap. Berryhouse is
recently from the Islands and says
he has not yet noticed the difference
in temperatures; in fact he went so
far to say the climate of Seward is'
comparable to that in the Islands.
Say, we’re going to like this fellow!
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex
celled. ,
Send the Weekly Gateway home.
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REWARD GIRL 16 MOTHER
Cards were received in the last
mail announcing the arrival oi a U>
pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Smith. Mrs. Smith was formerly Mise
Thelma Tellufsen, popular local girl
who left here in 1924 for Tennessee.
She married in Tennessee about one
y^ar ago.
MUSIC HATH CHARMS
The Seward band certatinly pepped
up the basketball games played off
Saturday night and yesterday. The.
spectators appreciated hearing the
band play and it also acted as a tonic
to the perspiring athletes.
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REBEKAH CARD PARTY
The Rebekah card party will be
j held Monday evening, January 30,
not on Sunday night, January 29, as
was announced „
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
ARE ALWAYS ExYGERLY LOOKING FOR
MEAL TIME
For the bakery goods purchased here are of
that kind—fresji and appetizing—making for
the enjoyment of partaking of wholesome food.
Our dairy lunches are unsurpassed
Seward Bakery ■
Phone Madison 82.
OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS CONTINUE A SUB
STANTIAE SAVING FOR OUR PATRONS
THIS SEVEN-DAY OFFER IS
BULK GREEN TEA any amount per pound .50
NATIONAL. BISCUIT FLAKE BUTTERS
Regular .35c crackers now.25
POST'S BRAN FLAKES
Unequaled at this price per package.15
P P P PRESERVES and MARMALADES
Very unusually priced. Regular .50 jar 3 for $1.
YOURS FOR SAVING AND ECONOMICAL
LIVING
Seward Trading Co. Inc.
FOR PROMPT SERVICE
Call Main 135
Agent for Dupont powder, caps and fuses