Mrs. J. B. Gottstein, wife of the
prominent Anchorage business
man, accompanied by her children,
arrived in Seward Sunday.
Ike Koslosky. Anchorage business
man, was among those returning
on the SS Victoria from the States.
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The woman who ID years
from- now can look into
her mirror with confi
dence is the woman who
today is taking scrupulous
care of her skin.
And for the proper skin
care she turns to Cara
Nome beauty aids —
among them Cara Noma
Skin Cream, Vanishing
Cream, Cleansing Cream
and Cold Cream. These
four famous creams are
$1.09 each. Cara Nome
Astringent and Face Pow
der are $2.00.
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PHONE MAIN 132
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the
NEW YEAR
right.
Attend the
SEWARD
VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN’S
MASQUE
BALL,
December 31
9 p. m. at
Dreamland Hall
And don’t forget we
carry masks and cos
tumes.
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Contractors and Dealers in
Electrical Supplies and Appliances
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| THE BLUE SHOP
Mrs. E. M. Biddle, of Philadel
phia. Pa., who is <enroute to the
Porcupine River country of Interior
Alaska for the purpose of securing
material to write a book, spent
Christmas with Nellie Neal Lawing
and Mr. Lawing, at the Lawings’ |
| Lodge on Lake Kenai. She returned !
to Seward Sunday.
Mrs. Biddle, a guest at the Van
Gilder jHotel during her Seward
stay, will leave here for Nenana
where she will be a guest of the
Cooneys. From Nenana she will go
to Fairbanks and up into the Arctic
to the Porcupine River country.
During her work and stay in the
Porcupine River country, Mrs. Bid
dle will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Willoughby Mason. She expects to
return to her family and home in
Philadelphia sometime next sum
mer.
HI THE HOTELS
OVERLAND — C. L. Blackstone,
Mrs. Dieterle, Monroe Hast, Olaf
Svedeen.
GILLILAND—A. Pearson.
VAN GILDER—W. B. Share, Mrs.
Harvey P. Sullivan, George Sulli
van, Nil*, and Mrs. Chas. L. Ebbing,
Mrs. E. M. Biddle, Mrs. J. B. Gott
stein and children.
SEWARD —Miss B. Rady, P. H.
Crowley, I. Koslosky, Mrs. J. F. Sa
browski, Charles Lanmeister, Mrs.
E. W. Chambers, Arthur Bradley,
Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson. C. E.
Diamond, H. Beebe, M. Deegan, R.
C. Loekhead.
H. Beebe, C. E. Diamond and R.
C. Lockhead, members of the Al
aska Railroad snow fleet, arrived
in Seward yesterday and were
guests at the Seward Hotel.
Arthur Woodley, brother of the
late Father George Woodley, ar
rived in Seward Sunday from Seat
tle enroute to Anchorage for a brief
visit. Mr. Woodley is a guest at
the Seward Hotel.
Munroe Kast, one of the best
known oldtimers and mining men
in Southwest Alaska, arrived Sun
day evening from his claims, en
route to the States on business
matters.
ARRIVES FROM CHITtNA
Mrs. J. F. Sabrowski arrived in
Seward on the SS Victoria Sunday
and is enroute to Cooper’s Landing
where she will meet her husband
who operates a trap line in the
Kenai River area. Mis. Sabrowski
has been visiting at Chitina with j
her mother, a teacher in the Chit
ina schools. Mrs. Sabrowski, a guest
at the Seward Hotel during her j
stay in Seward, intends to make i
connections for transportation'
down Kenai Lake as soon as possi-1
ble.
MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP now;
open for business at the residence;
of Mrs. W. H. Sennett. Phone Main
94 for Mrs. Pearl Henry, licensed
operator.
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Grocery
Dept.
Main 1
Clothing
Dept.
Mad. 80
Hardware
Dept.
Adams 80
Fuel
Dept.
Mad. 80
put your foot in
ANYWHERE
even iu the most awe-inspiring
offices, the most terrifying draw
ing rooms, and that foot will always
be a credit to you — if it is dressed
in a Florsheim Shoe! There’s
nothing to equal Florsheim style,
just as there’s nothing to equal
Florsheim wear. Tate a look at our
new selection®—.tlu»v’re beauties!
QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
SEWARD COURT TERM
A special term of District Court
will be convened on January 4,
1932, in the Federal courtroom at
Seward. This special term of court
at the beginning of the calendar
year in towns of the Third Divi
sion is for the purpose of uniform
ity and to keep alive the term of
court in each locality in order that
court business may be transacted
without delay and as the occasion
arises. The plan, as adopted by
Judge E. Coke Hill of the Third Di
vision, meets with the approval of
members of the bar and also the
general public. The calling of this
term of court does not necessarily
mean that Judge Hill will be here.
LECTURE BE GIVEN
Rev. Wm. R. Macpherson, who
will arrive on tomorrow night’s
train from Anchorage, will give an
illustrated lecture at 8 o'clock at
| the Episcopal Church. The lecture
wfill be about Alaska and will be
illustrated throughout with lantern
slides.
HELP! HELP!
The Gateway special department
on navigation which combines both
inland and coastal water traveling,
today was queried as to whether
Kenai Lake was still open and free
from ice so that boats could travel
to lower Kenai Lake communities.
The Gateway representative thot
deeply for a while and then honest
ly confessed that he did not know.
The representative is now mutter
ing a silent prayer for aid in de
ciding the question.
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Charles Laumeister, of Fairbanks,
arrived in Seward from the States
on the SS Victoria and is enroute
to Fairbanks. During his Seward
stay he is a guest at the Seward
Hotel.
Barton Stanton, Richard Prosser
| and Bjarne Tollbom went to their
woodland camp on Bear Lake Sat
urday night and remained there
until Sunday evening communing
with nature and her wiles.
TURNER LEAVING
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David Turner, member of the
jU. S. Signal Corps, who has been
stationed in Seward for some time,
| will leave for Anchorage soon after
January 1, having been transferred
to that place. Turner says he will
miss Seward’s athletic activities, es
pecially handball and basketball.
However, when he reaches Anchor
age he may be given an opportun
ity to play on an Army basketball
team there as there are said to be
27 men with the station there,
many of them members of former
Seward Army squads, and a bas
ketball team should be possible to
recruit from that force.
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! Mrs. Harvey P. Sullivan and son
j George are visitors from Valdez.
j Mrs. B. Rady, of Anchorage, id
| an arrival in Seward and is a guest
i at the Seward Hotel.
Albert Murray, who with Cliarle*
Harper operates mining property
on Cache Creek, is going to stop at
Tanakee Hot Springs, near Ketchi
kan, instead of going straight on to
California as his partner Harper is
doing. Both Murray and Harper
will leave on the SS Victoria.
If it's Hardware be sure you geft
s it at J. L. GRAEF’S.
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GREETINGS
We send you our wishes,
Profuse and sincere,
For a glad Christmas day
And a Happy New Year!
SEWARD DAIRY