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Firemen’s^
Annual i
Mask
Ball
New Year s Eve
2nd prize—$4.50 dble, cmprsn.
DREAMLAND HALL
Look at this Prize List!
BEST DRESSED GENTLEMAN IN COSTUME:
1st prize—$10 cash
2nd prize—$6 box of cigars donated by The Northern
BEST HISTORIC GENTLEMAN COSTUME:
1st prize—$10 silk shirt donated by Urbach & Valaot
2nd prize—$6 box cigars; Commerce Cigar Store
MOST ORIGINAL GENTLEMAN:
1st prize—$7.50 sweater, Seward Trading Company
2nd prize—$5 cleaning, pressing, Seward Steam Ldy.
BEST SUSTAINED GENTLEMAN CHARACTER:
1st prize—$6 box cigars, M & W Club
2nd prize—$5 merchandise at Carsten’s
BEST FEMALE IMPERSONATOR:
1st prize—$5 meal ticket at Alaska Waffle House
2nd prize—$4.50 dble. contprsn. bath cock, S. M. Shop
MOST COMICAL GENTLEMAN:
Dinner for four at Seward Grill
Children 14 years and under
BEST SUSTAINED BOY CHARACTER:
S3 cash
MOST COMICAL BOY':
$2 cash
MOST ORIGINAL BOY:
One month’s admission to Liberty Theater
SPECIAL AND DOOR PRIZES:
To be announced later
‘"■ST DRESSED LADY IN COSTUME;
l>.i prize—$10 pur -e, Seward Drug Co., containing $5.00
z,:ii i*1'1-'4'—olO box candy, Sciiailerer’s Alaska Shop
BJEST HISTORIC LADY COSTUME:
1st prize—SI 2.50 hat box. Brown & Hawkins Corp.
2nd prize—$7,50 tea set, Cooper’s Grocery
MOST ORIGINAL LADY;
1st prize—$12 manicure set, Palace Pool Hall
2nd prize—$7.50 brass bowl, Gordon’s
BEST SUSTAINED LADY CHARACTER:
1st prize—$7 lunch set, The Blue Shop
2nd prize—Royal Worchester pie plate, Orlander’s
MALE IMPERSONATER:
1st prize—$6.30 Hotpoint Elec- Iron, S. L. & P. Co.
2nd prize—$3.50 glass bridge set, McMullen’s Grocery
MOST COMICAL LADY:
$5 merchandise at Frye-Bruhn Co.
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Children 14 years or under
BEST DRESSED GIRL IN COSTUME:
1st prize—$5 box candy, Candy Cottage
2nd prize—$2 cash
BEST SUSTAINED GIRL CHARACTER;
$3 cash
MOST ORIGINAL GIRL CHARACTER:
$2 cash
The Great
Dance Event *
of the Year
Music by the—
BLJ E STAR ORCHESTRA
Seward’s Big Family Affair
I LL BE SEEING YOU!
Under the terms of a deal now
being consummated Ketchikan in
I terests arc combining with Juneau
I Capital and entering the loca l
hardware and furniture field, two
| of the largest concerns in South
east Alaska handling those com
modities are to be consolidated, and
their operations will be enlarged,
jsays the Juneau Empire.
This was revealed recently by
Glenn Carrington, who is here re
presenting the Ketchikan inter
ests in the transaction and who ts
prominent in the development.
I Briefly, Mr Carrington, his long
time business associates John W
Jones and J. B. Warrack and J.
R. Heckman, pioneer Ketchikan
business man, are acquiring a large
interest in the Jifneau-Young i
Hardware Company through a j
holding company which will also
; take over the hardware and the '
i furniture departments of J. R.
Heckman and Company of Ketchi -
kan.
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To prepare a camp and <rr ■
!'w extensive prospecting on th*- !
South Fork of Chena, 53 miles
away is the intention of a party,
headed bv E- 1. O. de la Pole, wh v'
i has just left Fairbanks rmcws
to the News-Miner. They took in
bout, five ion* of :>h "d-L |
->v fiv'>d in < ’-'r> opinion of min -■- r j
men in Fairbanks nipv open no j
• ■ "lunb1*1 placer cotmtrv on P5r' [
• ’ T’.'nrfl * ^'■iv'lrs Ui'if Tiove f>1 - i
' i
ready been producers. There are ten
persons in the party and the pro
position is being backed by Los:
Angeles capital. From, preliminary
reports it looks like a hvdraidic
proposition. De la Pole is well ,
known thniout Alaska and Yukon
avrritnry. TTe was-hi Dawson in the
■ a.rlv dm.anrl later came to the '
Fairbanks camp.
Sea ilk tP? and Frost
Xurli'-: at Sylvia’s. *
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5 WHOLESALE and RETAIL |
| FRESH-FROZEN AND |
| SALT FISH |
| Halibut lb... 15c!
| Black Cod, 2 lbs.. 25c|
| Red Snappers, 2 lbs. 25c|
| Snapper Tips,
| fresh or salt lb.
l*Gray Cod, 2 lbs.
§ Fillet of Snapper,
boneless, per lb.
| Halibut Cheeks,
| boneless per lb. . 25c |
| Herring, fresh, salt, 6 for 25c |
j Salt Black Cod, 2 lbs. __ 25c |
| Salt Silver Salmon
| bellies, lb. 20c |
| Salt Red Snapper
| fillets, lb.«... 25c |
| Salt Red Salmon, lb. .. 15c§
| Salt Silver Salmon, lb. 15c J
| Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. ........ 15c| j
| Fresh Cordova Crabs. 35c|
| three for .. $1.00f
| Fresh Petersburg Shrimp
1 per lb. 30c|
John Paulstiener, Prop. 1 j
1 Market Open at |
| 10. a.m. to 1 p.m.-3 to 6 p.m. |
|_Ship Anywhere 1
| Phones- 1
| Adams 56 and Adams 14 | |
WANTS REVISION
| Preparations are being made by
the Japanese government for re
sumption of negotiations to a re
vision of the four-nation seal treaty
■ under Which certain islands m
the northern areas belonging to tin
n'Tniter! States Cbm-a,, jpnan aa
Russia are permanently closed ?
j '-.eating fleets. The Japanese he a
j complained for several years that i
I’’"hey arc the pcav’-'.cc v,m
I Hie pact thede because one of th ■
j ’sumptions under which it was
; made, namely that the same seals
mm tci th^ same is1 and ©pen
"ear, has been disproved.
L. E. Ely, section foreman at
Hunter, was a visitor in town ear
ly this week.
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Amos and Andy says: “Um!
I'm! Ain’t dat sumpin!” Danish
Ice Cream sold only at the Can
! dy Cottage.
The Gateway has been inform
ed from Anchorage that a letter
has been directed to the Sew
ard Athletic Club as to possi
bility of staging a smoker here
next month.
Place your order now with the
Frye-Bruhn Meat Market for *
your Christmas and New Year's
wants. They bought us out early
for Thanksgiving; not a bird was
left. Yours for honest weight and
cleanliness.
CLEANLINESS and the best of
meats our motto. rrye-Rruhn’s.
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dressing rooms, barber, valet and maid—improved roller bearings and
>930 model dining cars serving those "famously good’* North era
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Two other fine trains daily—
The Alaskan a Atlantic Express
Write or wire KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative
for full information on trips onywhere, by steamship or
rail. 200 Smith Tower, Seattle, ELiot 5560.
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SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity In Every Home”
Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Bldg. Phone Main 81