IT TUT Dims
VAN GILDER—Anna Coburn, Lans.
ing, Mich.; Carol Dryer, Bath, Mich.;
France Payne, Alameda, Calif.; Clara
Holmes, Bakerfield, Calif.; 'Eleanor
Corey, E. A. Corey, Seattle; A. Clme_
stead, Paul Brickley, Sam Baker, Seat,
tie; C. E. Nygren, Seattle; M. Litch,
Ruby.
SEWARD—H. E. Kohtor, Valdez;
E. Lletterick, Jess Far low, Fairbanks;
S. E. Ayers, Girdwood, Roy Gilly, Ivo.
diak; P. H. Crowley, Anchorage; A. B.
Stephenson, W. Bolerwin.
OVERLAND—0. A. Schwartz, Seat,
tie; H. J. Anderson, Mrs. L. C. Bre.
gauge, J. Hyde, Juneau; Rev. A. M.
Allen
DEVELOPING PRINTING AND
ENLARGING FOR THE BEST RE
SULTS AT Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
OSBO’S ELECTRIC
SHOP
Seward, Alaska
For service call Madison 123
House wiring, boat wiring an
repairing. We stock up-to-date
light fixtures
TABLE AND FLOOR LAMPS
Electrical appliances wiring
materials, radio batteries, tubes
and supplies
EDISON MAZDA LAMPS
Any size and voltage
Mail orders promptly attended
I
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Cleaning and Pressing !
Ladies’ Work a Specialty l
Phone Adams 120
Shoe Shining i
WM. SLEDGE, Prop.
THE PANHANDLE
Soft Drinks and Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
CARD TABLES
J. A. Eamon
Proprietor
Phone *!- Madison 54
Next Door to Liberty Theater
ARON ERICSON j
Signs Wall Paper
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IDEAL FOR
KIDDIES
Nutricious, healthful,
delightful, Ice Cream.
Printing developing
Ivory and Curios
Magazines
Candies
Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop
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At Seattle on the 17th day of March
this year, a romance of years was
consumnated in the marriage of a
prominent business man of Seldovia,
G. C. Chambers to MislS Lena Bloom
of Seattle: The groom needs no in.
troduction to Alaskans, for he came
here in liis young manhood 25 years
ago, and has been located at Seldovia
in business for 'more than 10 years,
lie has prospered.
The bride, one of the charming
ladies of Seattle—and when it is said
of her that she held a position of trust
and responsibility in the wholesale
firm of Schwabacher Bros, for 20 years
—some indication of her worth will
be conveyed.
The good people of Seldovia have,
of course, been on the qui.vive for
their homecoming—which occurred on
the 13th of this month—but deferred
the festivity until the evening of the
16th, at which time they gathered—
more than 200 of them—at the public
hall and gave them a hearty welcome
home. The bride captivated all by
her grace, winning manner and smile
which she bestowed without favor.
Dancing and other entertainment
was enjoyed until about 1 o’clock,
when the bride and groom, together
with about 25 people, went to the
home of Ralph and Juanita Anderson;
where, as only Mrs. Anderson can pre.
pare, a most delicious buffet lunch was
served. Mrs. Anderson was assisted
by Mesdames the elder and younger
Estes, Luyben, Mason, Simpson and
Lippincott. Everyone greatly enjoyed
themselves until early morn. To saj
the bride and groom were welcome is
putting it very mild—they were doub.
ly so.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
tures at Sylvia’s
TODAY’S WEATHER
Station Barometer Temperature
Tanana 30.10 48
Eagle 30.06 58
Ft. Yukon 29.30 . 60
Bethel 30.02 44
Nome 29.98 44
AND FAMILY VISITS
| Among the prominent citizen,s who'
i :
j paid a brief visit yesterday while the;
! Admiral Evans was in port were Mr.!
i
.and Mrs. C. H. Farrington of Portland,:
Ore. They were accompanied by their!
two daughters, Margaret and Janet,
! and son John.
Upon the return to Seward of the
! Evans, the family will disembark and
! leave for the Interior. They were un_
| decided yesterday whether they would
! return to the coast from Fairbanks
! over the railroad or by another rout(
1 Margaret is a graduate of Smith Col.
liege, North Hampton, Mass.; Janet,
while at Junean, received a telegram
notifying her of her acceptance
school.
Mr. Farrington is Chairman of the
Board, Investors Syndicate, Minneapo.
lis, Minnn., and is also President
of the Western Bond & Mortgage Co.
of Portland, Ore. J. R. Ridgeway is
President of the Investors Syndicate.
This company was established 35 years
ago, and in its annual statement of
condition of December 31, 1927, its
assets and liabilities are listed at
$20,0000,000.
JACK OTIS
Licensed guide King Cove, Alaska
In the heart of the
BIG Alaska Brown
Bear Country
OTIS TRADING CO.
Outfitters for hunting parties—i
everything furnished. Write for|
open dates.
OVERNIGHT PATIENTS
Clara Larson and her sister Betsy
were tonsillotomy patients at the
! Squaw Harbor hospital and spent a
"ight there recovering marvelously
the next day. Clara was able to talk |
; light Along without discomfort.
Two blood poisoning cases were
! handled most' skillfully.
Dentistry also is among Dr. Run.
all's accomplishments and extraction
a3 well as fillings gave many relief
MADE, NOT BORN
NEW YORK, June 27. (/P)—David
| Belasco believes actors are made and
not born, therefore he is confident
| Jack Dempsey will be a big success
I having mental fitness and reasonable
| adaptability for a fight role.
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef Is unex
celled.
| ^
Seattle ice cream and fresh
! candies at Sylvia’s.
The Gateway is in receipt of a let
ter from Rev. Tikhum I. LavrischeU
a recent visitor in Seward, in which
he says he has left Ellamar on Prince
VVRliam Sound, enroute to California,
where he will resume studies in thi
University of California.
Governor George Parks and Major
Malcolm Elliott boarded the S. F>.
Yukon at Cordova on their way t1
their Juneau office.
ALASKA GUIDES
INCORPORATED
Subsidiary of
ALASKA GLACIER TOURS
ASSOCIATION
Anchorage ’ Seward
"Big game hunting expeditions
to ail parts of Central and
Southwestern Alaska
Andy Simons, Fie/ld Mgr.
A LOAN
*
YFapoleon, master strategist as he was,
^needed an army behind him to achieve
his brilliant success. You, too, with an
army of American Dollars fighting feu*
you, can work wonders. Talk over your
plans with our advisor.
4 percent interest on savings accounts
Bank of Seward
Mr. And Mrs.
Alfred E. Smith And Their Family
I .nates of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Smith say that theirs Is an unusaally happy and loyal family. At the upper right is the group at thi
executive mansion of the New York governor at Albany at a recent reunion: Rear row: Walter J. Smith, Mrs. Catherine Smith Quillinan
Arthur Smith; MaJ. John A. Warner, soft-ln-law; Mrs. Alfred E. Smith; and Mr. andMrs.AlfredE. Smith Jr. r0«'= Warm?
and little Mary Adams Warner; Alfred E. Smith and Walter J. Smith II; Mp. Arthur W. Smith and Baby Arthur E. Smith. At the left are Mf
and Mrs. Smith on the steps of their Albany residence, and below Is the smiling governor In two informal poses.