GRAND IGLOO OFFICER
William Jarman of Juneau,
.second grand vice president of
the Grand Igloo Pioneers of Alas
ka, passed thru the city Satur
day enroute south. While here
Mr. Jarman met with Cal M.
Brosius. grand president, and
with members of the Seward Ig
loo.
Bob Geh'ing, one of the best
known and optimistic oldtimers
in the Kenai Lake country who
has been visiting in town on bus
iness and picking up his, and his
neighbors Xmas presents in the
local postoffice, left for Lawing
yesterday.
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i Superintendent Edmunds o f
the Alaska Road Commission.;
who, with Acting General Mana
jger Holmes of the Alaska Rail
road made a brief reconnai
ssance of the location of the
Seward breakwater and work
•connected therewith, left Sun
day for their Anchorage head
| quarters.
Mr. Edmunds stated it was a
little premature for him to give
i out anything definite pertaining
|to the proposed project, and un
til further instructions are re
ceived from his superior, Major
] Elliott, any announcement at
| this time would be out of order.
I He probably will be returning
j shortly.
BENNETT IN TOWN
A. W. Bennett, known to his
( friends as Bill Bennett, was an ar
rival on the Admiral Farragut from
'his fur farm at Long Island near
! Kodiak. He will get his first glim
ipse of his new daughter Alaska
! Bennett who came into the world
jat the Seward General Hospital a
•short time ago. Mrs. Bennett and
| baby are doing well and there was
a happy family reunion.
Good progress is reported at
the mill of the Willow Creek
! mines, reports the Anchorage
, Times, two shifts are running
tand three will shortly go into
effect. The mills capcity is said
| to be 50 tons a day. About 40
(men are employed.
| Clown Suits for rent at S2.50.;
Urbach & Valade
Ask about the Seward Steam
Laundry Cleaning and Passing j
Club. It will pay you.
eat with vs
on New Year's Dav. Resolve to .
shirt the year right. A special j
dinner will be served all day.
Seward Grill i
Prices on practically every i a
of bakery goods have been re
duced at the Electric Bakery.
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Suggestions To Aid You in Preparing
Your New Year’s Dinner
Grocery Dep’t.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Petersburg
_Shrimps_
Naval and Japanese
_Oranges_
Cluster Grapes and
Raisins
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
Grape Juice,
Ginger Ale
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
I and Sweet Potatoes
■QUALITY FIRST- ALASKA
YOUNG MAN STRICKEN
Stricken by an epileptic seizure
Lewis S ui. 19 years old who M
liveci most of his life hi Alaska
died suddenly at Fairbanks last
week. He end Ills, father .laa.cl just
strived fnm the mining camp e;
Doering by airplane on their way
Outside to join Mrs. Stull, accord
ing'.to the News-Miner. He was
stricken at the Nordale hotel and
had died before a doctor could be
summoned.
CABINET COMPLETE
PARIS. Dec., 29, (/P)—Premier j
Theodore Steeg completed his cab
inet by appointing to five vacant
posts three government support
esr and two who opposed him in
the recent test vote
MOVE LEAGUE NATIONS
PARIS. Dec., 29, W-The initial
move toward removal of the League
of Nations from Switzerland was
made when the Burgomaster of
Vienna and the League Society of
Vienna formally invited the coun
cil to stage the 1932 disarmament
conference in Vienna.
NOTHING OFFICIAL
PARIS, Dec., 29, (A*)-Returning
from his naval conversations with
Premier Mussolini Robert Craigie,
British naval expert, discussed the
situation with Rene Massigli, who
handles the question fo rFrance.
Nothing official will be known of
Mr. Craigie’s mission until he re
ports to Premier MacDonald.
A. Sandwick, cannery man from
Swanson Creek in Cook Inlet is a
passenger on the Farragut for a
business trip to Seattle.
Clown Suits for rent at $2.50.
Urbach & Valade
Plan your New Year dinner around
Harluck’s Danish Ice Cream, sold
only at the Candy Cottage.
NEW YEAR’S DINXEF
Plan to have your New* Year’s
Dinner at the Seward Grill. Spe
cial dinner will be served all day.
Join the Cleaning and Pressing
Club of the Seward Steam Laun
dry: S5 a month entitles you to
send a suit, a dress or a hat each
WE ARE ALL GO
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Costume
DECEMBER 31st
A FINE ARRAY OF COSTUMES FOR RENT AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES, IMPORTED FOR THE OCCASION
FROM SEATTLE AT
Urbach & Valade
Happy New Year to all