< By Special Correspondent»
Miss Louise Gill has taken a
permanent position as salesgirl j
in Crocker’s store.
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A barbecue dinner of reindeer!
meat will be given the Los An- 1
geles tourists in the Community
Building. The Chamber of Com
merce will do the paying and
serving; the ladies decorating,
hostessing and looking pretty.
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Capt. Axel Olson and wife are
back at their old stamping ground
in Matanuska, where they home
steaded in 1914 and are still in
terested. The captain never loses
interest in watercraft of all sorts
after being skipper in the Arctic
long ago. This trip he comes in on
his new boat, the Ruth C., which
is the fourth one of this sort he
has built. His brave little pal
and wife goes North, South, East
or West with him at all times and
seasons and laughs at danger if
Axel’s only along.
MEET WITH SUCCESS
The American Legion commit
tee collecting the Fourth of July
celebration fund, is meeting with
success, reports the local Post.
Legionnaires Sheldon and Hop
kins will continue visiting some
part of the city each day for the
next two weeks.
The SS Admiral Evans, of the
Pacific Steamship Co., is due to
arrive in port Saturday morning
from Kodiak; the vessel will con
tinue on South to Seattle Sun
day morning.
The Alaska Railroad B&B crew
No. 1, now engaged on work on
the steel railroad bridge spanning
Resurrection River, will remain on
the job for at least a couple of
weeks, it is said.
SPIESKE-HEAVEN WED
The Anchorage Presbyterian
manse was the scene of a wedding
last week when Miss Daisy M.
Spieske gave her hand in marriage
to Foster C. Heaven. Mrs Heaven
has been teaching school in the
westward district of Alaska for a
number of years, having been in
charge of the Kodiak school as
principal. Mr. Heaven has long
been attached to the headquarters
forces of the Alaska railroad.—
Anchorage Times.
A delegation of 125 Pennsyl
vania Elks, attending the Grand
Lodge and National Convention at
Seattle next month. will tour
Southeast Alaska before returning
to their home state, according to
the Juneau Empire.
WANTS GOOD START
Register J. L. Green of the Land
Office in Anchorage recently re
ceived a letter from a man in
Oregon inquiring about possibilities
of locating on a homestead. He
also wanted to know if there was
any chance of getting work in
the shops at Anchorage and said
wouldn’t mind marrying a widow
with a homestead.—Exchange.
DREDGE FOR SEIKO
BREAKWATER ENRBUTE
Captain L. H. H. Jennings, of \
Ketchikan, left that city recently
with the tug Akutan of the Al
aska Salvage Company, for Seat
tle to tow the hydraulic dredge
i “Portland” from Seattle to Seward,
according to Ketchikan exchanges.
Captain Jennings will tend the
dredge during its operations in
side the new breakwater in Res
I urrection Bay, and the tug is ex
• pected to leave Seattle sometime
i next week.
j Always something new for your
I bridge party—ALASKA SHOP.
ARNT GREVE CALLED
Following a long illness, Arnt;
Greve passed away in Fairbanks
last week. His death had been (
expected for some time. He was
admitted to the hospital with a leg
infection which did not respond to
treatment and gangrene spread
until it caused his death, accord- i
ing to the News-Miner.
Hubbell & Waller Engineering
Corporation, Seattle, was the low- :
est of four firms submitting bids
for the construction of the Kla
wock Village Road section of the
West Coast Highway.
Two more community Cham
bers of Commerce have joined the
All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce.
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NORTH POLE
BAKERY
John J. Meyer, Prop.
ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
—LUNCHES—
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on The Alaska Railroad
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making this wonderful offer:
Send $1.62 money order and we will
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We grow 300,000 Dahlias Each Year.
Order at once and we will ship im
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Easily Grown—
Full Instructions
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FREE
GARDENS
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FOR SALE
Old papers; 25c per bundle. At
The Gateway office. Write, phone
or call.
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SEWARD BEAUTY SHOP
MARCELLING FINGER WAVING
PERMANENT WAVING A SPECIALTY
SCALP TREATMENT
MANICURING FACIALS
Located in Room 6, Johansen Building
LILLIAN ANDERSON, Prog. PHONE ADAMS 90
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To Delight
The Fastidious Girl
—Give Her
ONYX
Chiffon Slocking
$1.00
$1.65 — $1.95
Site’ll he craiy
about Onyx ' >—
silk from picot top
to toe—in ravish
ing new shades!
With French Heel
PICOT TOPS
If Onyx can’t be had
Seward we have them
all shades
in
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DEPARTMENT
STORE
ANCHORAGE
Prompt Attention Given
Mail Orders
Celebrate the Fourth
at SEWARD.
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1776-1931
Parade, Ball game,
Field Events, Races,
Music, Games,
Novelties, Dancing
Seward’s Own Unique Event
—MARATHON MOUNTAIN RACE—
Up the sheer side of Mt. Marathon, 3,000 feet high,
included in the program