Firemen’s
Annual
Mask
Ball
t
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 & Yalactt;
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. comprsn. bath cock, S. M. Shop
MOST COMICAL GENTLEMAN:
Dinner for four at Seward Grill
Children 14 years and under
BEST SUSTAINED BOY CHARACTER:
$3 cash
MOST COMICAL BOY:
§2 cash
MOST ORIGINAL BOY:
One month’s admission to Liberty Theater
SPECIAL AND DOOR PRIZES;
To be announced later
i
BUST DRESSED LAD I'-. IN COSTUME:
J.st prize -10 pur *.. Seward Drug Co., containing $5.00
.Aid prize—$10 box candy, Sehallerer’s Alaska Shop
BEST HISTORIC LADY COSTUME:
1st prize—$12,30 hat box, Brown & Hawkins Corp.
2nd prize—$7.50 tea set, Cooper’s Grocery
MOST ORIGINAL LADY:
1st prize—S12 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.
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
1
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The Great
Dance Event
of the Year
Music by the—
BLUE STAR ORCHESTRA
Seward’s Big Family Affair
I’LL BE SEEING YOU!
I usn juu me
! SNOWS $130 300 IT
II MONTH NOVEMBER
l I The Alaska Juneau continued
r jits fine record in November when
I jits total output grossed $296,500
I i and its net operating surplus
% was $120,500, according to a re
? port appearing in the Juneau
p Empire.
I The report was received from
Ej the San Francisco offices of the
company.
J The recovery value of the ore
Ej aggregated 92.04 cents per ton.
j Operating expenses were 53.86
j cents per ton.
j
l i PIE BAKED FOR KING
! LONDON. Dec. 26. (£>)— King
i George received a Xmas gift
> j of 24 woodcocks baked in a pie
j from James McNeill, governor gen
' eral of the Irish Free State, fol
; | lowing a custom which originated
| in 1813.
>
Monday night the Volunteer
fire department take over the
\ Seward Athletic Club gymnasium
for the purpose of turning it into
! a bower of beauty for the great
> annual New Year’s eve mask ball.
ERRONOUS DELIVERY
, j LONDON. Dec., 27, (/Pj— Tak
• ing cognizance of protests of de
I fendants, Justice Wright defer
I red judgement until next session
’ j on the $2,659,255 award to the
: Bank of Porugal against Water- j
| low & Sons, Ltd., banknote mak- j
, i ing concern. The bank accused
I the printers of making an erro- |
: nous delivery of notes.
The list . of door-prizes for the ;
New Year’s Eve mask ball has not
| yet been 'submitted to The Gate- j
way for publication but is ex- j
I pected Monday .
No stale bakery goods here at j |
any time. Fresh pastries, cakes j
and br* id every day at the |
Electric Bakery.
IF ar the wait* "A Tiiou- nd I
Vissc's;” the organ piece “Cali- j
formia, Sunshine.” Sehal’erer's ;
*Jaska Shore, iitlv
FAULSTEINEirS
EA FOOD
MADEFT
if 4.1 If IIJULi JL
WHOLESALE anti RETAIL
FRESH-FROZEN AND |
| SALT FISH | t
| Halibut lb.. 15c j j
| Black Cod, 2 lbs.. 25c| !
1 Red Snappers, 2 lbs, .. 25c| j
1 Snapper Tips, |
| fresh or salt lb. .. 5c|
| Gray Cod, 2 lbs.. 15c|
| Fillet of Snapper,
boneless, per lb. _ 25c 1
| Halibut Cheeks, i
5
g boneless per lb. .
| Herring, fresh, salt, 6
| Salt Black Cod, 2 lbs. ..
| Salt Silver Salmon
| bellies, lb.
| Salt Red Snapper
5 fillets, lb
| Salt Red Salmon, lb. .
| Salt Silver Salmon, lb.
| Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. .
| Fresh Cordova Crabs,
| three for ...»..
. 25c |
for 25c |
_ 25c|
20c i
. 25c|
. 15cf
. 15c |
, 15c]
. 35c]
$1.00^
§ Fresh Petersburg Shrimp f
1 per lb........ 30c]
John Paulstiener, Prop.
Market Open at
10. a.m. to 1 p.m.-3 to 6 p.m.
Ship Anywhere
§ Phones
! Adams 56 and Adams 14 g
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A FAMOUS MAN
| The D onald MacDonald o f
! Alaska, premier of the Interna*
| tional Highway idea, unexpectedly
dropped off the train last flight
! from his home in Fairbanks, en
route to the alleged sunny south
i where he will undergo special
medical attention. “Mac” expects
to be back in the harness for the
Alaska Road Commission within
! GO days.
ADDED DIFFICULTY
NEW YORK, Dec. 26. OP)— Draft
of five amendments to the Martin
Act intended to make it more dif
ficult for fraudulent stock brokers
to operate in New York state has
been forwarded to Attorney General
Hamilton Ward.
you win:
. Weekly service at the monthly
rate of $5. Join the Cleaning and ;
Pressing Club of the Seward!
Steam Laundry. Phone us . or j
drop in and ask us about it
Hoy Jacobs and brother, miners
on Lynx Creek, are in town over
the holidays.
When you think o! Bakery
Goods, there is just one place
you should try, the Electric Bak
ery.
i
Place your order now with the
Frye-Bruhn Meat Market for
your New Year’s dinner meat
wants. They bought us out early
for Thanksgiving; not a bird was
left. Yours for honest weight and
cleanliness.
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8 House wiring, boat wiring 8
8 and repairing. We stock up- 8
8 to-date light fixtures. 8
8 Mail orders promptly at- 8
8 tended to. 8
8 Radios and Radio Supplies 8
8 For Service Call 8
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SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Home"
Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Bldg. Phone Main 81
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North
Coast
Limited
Mo*t modem In every respect—both*, soda fountain, card and
ference rooms, luxurious lounge, larger ladies’ boudoir* and men’ll
dressing rooms, barber, volet and maid—improved roller bearings and
1930 model dining cots serving those "famously good'* Northern
Pacific meals.
Two other fine trains daily—
The Alaskan . Atlantic Express
Write or wire KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative
for full Information on trip* anywhere, by steamship or
roit 200 Smith Tower, Seattle, ELiot 3360.
Northern Pacific Ry.
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