John Dryer, who has been trap
ping out from Mile 13 and wii
has been visiting in the city to
several days, returned to'his cam
on Thursday's train. He was ac
rosnpanied by «T E. Lanier who ha
been prospecting at several place
along the railroad belt as well a
a: Nuka Bay
50c MERCHANTS LUNCH
At the Seward Grill on ac
count of the general cut in foo<
prices, the Merchant’s Lunch wi’
be 50s. Other reductions in th
regular bill of fare are bein
made
NEW NUKA BAY CHART
NOW AVAILABLE AT the Alas
ka Shop.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Grae
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CANDY
WE ARE AGENTS F O R
THIS POPULAR NATION
ALLY CHOCOLATES. EACH
BOX GUARANTEED TO BE
STRICTLY FRESH—
Many Sizes and Assort
ments to suit aLI pocket
books.
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The Songalogue, “The Light of a
Christmas Candle,” will be pre
sented by the choir at the Even
ing Service next Sunday at the
Community Church.
This is a fine story of the spirit
of Christmas time and is inter
spersed with songs set to beautiful
music It makes an unusually fine
musical Christmas Service, A Choir
of ten voices will sing the music.
The Pastor will give the story.
The following Choir will sing
solos, duets, sextets,: and chorus:
Sopranos, Mrs. M. B. Roaney, Mrs.
Chas. Lechner, Mrs. S. J. Urie, Mrs
E. E. Reisner. and Miss Edith
Neese; Altos, Miss Beth Stewart
and Miss Dorothy Hill; Tenors, P.
C. McMullen and John Nelson, Jr.:
Base. Dr. A. R Roberts: Pianists,
Miss Edith Kaemmer. Everybody
in Seward is invited to share in this
beautiful Christmas Festival Ser
vice. Time 7:30 P M.
11 A. M. Morning Service. The
theme for this service will be the
“The Lost Star.”
The Christmas Program by the
children of the Sunday School will
be presented on Tuesday even
ing. A pageant, “Christmas Cus
toms in Many Lands,” will be given
This will be interesting and in
structive. Children will be in
costume and with beautiful light
ing effects, will make you enjoy
it. Everbody is invited.
SPECIAL
Wp will give a generous box of
HAAS fresh CANDY FREE
With all cash purchases amount
ing to SI.00 or over in any de
partment, except the news or to
bacco d pnrtments. (One box to
each customer.)
Many extra counter specials and
this opportunity to get HAAS
f- iyi kalis* nt T E
Candy Free makes it well worth
vemr while to come Wednesday,
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the at as ha shop
i t n t’-e Cloaning' anti Pressing
I oh thf Seward Steam I an n
j a moT,th entitles you to
; -id - s*-"a dross or a hat each
rugs, Tinnin
Hot Shots and Batter
and Plumbing. Paints
uni
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Phorse Madison 87
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1 25 lb. Box for $3.00 1
s 5
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§ GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING 55
THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE '
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP.
(We Deliver)
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'Greetings
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$! WE HOPE TO SEE AND GREET YOU WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS
W hile you are visiting our 3 big departments we wish to call your atten
Sg tiontoa few items in each that will give you ideas for gifts and your
Xmas dinner.
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urocery i;ep i.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Eastern Oysters
Pint Cans
Naval and Japanese
Oranges
Cluster Grapes and
Raisens
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
p
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Grape Juice, Ginger Ah
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
and Sweet Potatoes
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Clothing Dep t.
Phone Madison 80
Bath and Lounging
Rohes.
Shirts all Styles,
Sizes and Materials
Mufflers and Hand
kerchiefs, New Arrivals
Sweaters and
Sweater Coats
Men’s Half-Hose
Pajamas all Styles
Beautiful Selection
of Neckwear
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The Hardware department is running over with a beautiful selection of
Gifts for friends or any member of the family.
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AUXILIARY ELECTS
The Juneau American Legion
Auxiliary hold its annual election
;«' inc'i r)lacf'i.! 'in of'fipP %irs.
Ho■nor a. Nordlir.g. president; Mrs.
gnyit • jyr;.-^ Hditli 'Bavarcl, Ifeenud
'ccretoTv Mr-o Egbert Haven. trea
surer; M'-s. W. -E. iEei:3rie|son.
r*v\p t)l1 i n Mrs p;VuT Hi’ don. ser
o-ea n t - e t - arm ^ ‘ Mrs R. R Hi nnnn,
historiciv Mrs. Edith F. Sheelor,
Mrs- E. I,. Gruber, Mrs. Fannie Ro
binson, executive commit! °v Th
’ -o ^ri^n'-orira on “Ameri
can Lemon Child C’inis." which, w:’1'
be a clinic to which mother0- max
bring their babes end -mall chbld
ren to be weighed and examined by
o. competent nurse or physician
free of charge.
JIM TRACY DEAD
August J. Tracy, 65. konwn to
his friends as Jim Tracy, who was
a resident of Interior Alaska for 20
years, died recently at St. Joseph’s
hospital at Fairbanks of cancer in
| the stomach, according to the
; News-Miner At one time he drove
; stage for the Northern Commer
cial Company.
The December edition of Sew
ard’s Folly, the High School pub
lication, is about ready to go to
the gigantic Gateway presses;
it is one of the best issues to
have been published this season.
50c MERCHANT’S LUNCH
I On account of the general slash
in food prices the Seward Grill,
Seward’s leading restaurant, . an
nounces the Merchant’s Lunch
will hereafter be 50c. Other cuts
have been made, as well.
DOLLAR TABLE
Watch the $100 table for Bar
t gains in Xmas Gifts. Alaska Shop.
Fresh Haas* canny. SCHALLER
CR’S ALASKA SHOP.
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IP TO GOVERNOR
Under departmental order re
cently issued, there will be no more
public land withdrawals in Alas
ka until such withdrawals have
been submitted to the governor of
the Territory and passed by
** “V-..-*. ' * - -A " *v v* " -v--A * .-«. ‘ A ' .
! him. says the Juneau Empire. Thus
was revealed recently by re
| sentative of the Department at Ag
riculture m which is invested the
: administration of all unappro
priated ' public lands.
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AS A GIFT—WE SUGGEST
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Handkerchiefs
Men’s Plain and Fancy Linen
50c T0 $1.00
INITIAL —3 in BOX
$1.25 TO $1.75 PEE B0X
BOYS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
yfjC per box of three
Urbach & Valade