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LATE ACCOUNT OF HOLIDAY
DOINGS REVEAL GREAT
TIME .WAS HAD
(By special correspondent)
j Christmas tin-." in Belkofsky vil
lage passed after an extensive cele
bration. Ic was the first Christmas
in Eelkofsky when everything went
jin true American style. Chri tmas
started on December 24, when at 6
o’clock in the evening the school
was open to the people of the vil
lage. The school house was deco
rated with flags and flowers,
and in the corner stood a big
i Christmas tree (made of alder
bushes) on which were many red
; and green electric lights. Father
Hotovitzsky met them at the door
to welcome them. When at 6:30
o’clock the curtain opened, the
children marched in waving flags
of many nations, and forming a
profusion of colors. The program
was as follows:
Grand march, carol singing “If
You Be Good”, “The Wise Old
Owls,” ‘The Violin players,’ zylo
Gone?”, The violin players, zylo
phone solo. “In My Motor Car”
“The Wild Animal”, minuet dance,
opera!’on* for stomach ache. May
Pole Dance singing by the whole
.SOhOO’
The teacher, Miss Loi: Bassford,
!s a fine piano and zylophonc play
er, and singer, so all the songs,
plays, and dances taught by her
were very good. During the pro
gram, t'ne father* and mothers at
tentively watched their children
perform. Thev showed their ap
preciation bv thanking Miss Bass
ford. and saving they were clad the
United States had given them their
school.
After the program. Rani a Claus
appeared, and there were cries of
surprise and iov. The frightened
small boys and girls went up to
Santa and shook Imnds and whis
pered a “Merry Christmas”. Mrs.
Hotovitzsky and Miss Bassford
node over 300 presents for the
people of the village.
Mr- T,arson. a blind woman, re- ;
reived many presents os everyone
I was think'n" of her ' 1 her eight
children that are Out 'do. At li
o’clock the program ended, and
after each person hod received
their gifts they went home.
The next morning almost every
house raised a flag. At 10 o'clock
everyone went to church, where
Father Hotovitzsky preached the
iservice. Then all sang the carols,'
|“Silent Night”, “Hark The Herald
Angles Sing,” and others. After the
service Miss Bassford visited the
houses and she was surely welcom
ed by everybody
There were a few guests among
whom was Christ Xiros, whom
Santa Claus brought a Victrola; so
he can play the Greek March or a
Cordova dance.
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The trappers are all home with
little to show for their work Mi.
Brown, a Falls Pass trader. Dassed
all around here and bought most
all of the fur.
At present time here in Belkof
sky, there are a few “Shieks” who
will marry young girls, in a few
weeks, so again there will be a Dig
celebration.
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COMPLIMENTS FROM THE
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MOTORSHIP EL HURD |g
For Hire or Charter
Leaves Sand Point and Unga, each month right after the
arrival of Steamer Starr from Seward, for Heredeen Bay ==
and all Shumagin Island points, carrying D. S. mall and §§
freight. For further Information address is
ANDREW GROSVOLD if
Sand Point, Alaska Hi
THE JOLLY BAKER MAN
wants to contribute his share to that wonderful
Dinner. From our spotless bakeshop come the
tastiest pastries, the most appetizing pies. For
a well-bread meal patronize the . ...
SEWARD BAKERY
Place advance orders by
telephoning Madison 82
66Freshman Hop”
The “Freshman Hop” was so peppy
that all the boys took extra slippers
\ to use when their first pair wore
■ down. Pettis and His Pets tell you
the story with words and music.
And, man, the music is right! Every
measure uncovers a new trick iu
instrumental effects. Hear it at our
store. If it doesn’t make you start
tapping your toes to keep time,
don’t buy. But watch your step—
because we’re betting on. a suro
thing. Come in and give it a try.
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Freshman Hop—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
A Bog of Blues—Fox Trot
Jack Pettis and His Pets
No. 21793, 10-iuch
Don't Ilold Everything—Fox Trot
(from the musical comedy. Hold Every
thing') With Vocal Chorus
To Know You Is To Love You
Fox Trot (from the musical comedy.
Hold Everything[) With Vocal Refrain
The High Hatters
No. 21791, 10-inch
How About Me?—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Warino’s Pennsylvanians
Sweet Dreams—Fox Trot
| With Vocal Refrain
Nat Shilkret and the Victoe Orchestra
No. 21792, lO.inch
Sonny Bor (from Warner Bros,
picture. The Singing Fool)
Jeannine* I Dream of Lilac Tims
(from First National picture. Lilac Time)'
John McCoamr.H
Ne. 1360,10-lneh
My Blackbirds are Bluebirds New
The Song I Love National Cataijxbs
Ne. 21796, 10-ta«l|
ELWYN SWETMANN
Seward Drug Co.
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\ Victor
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GOOD TIMESAHEAD
Sitka is looking forward toward
a. rather prosperous year, accord
ing to word received at Juneau.
The Sheldon Jackson school ex
pects to do about $40,000 worth of
building and the sawmill will
probably be operated.
General Tailoring ana Hats
Slocked for Ladies arid Gentlemen.
Phone Adams 91. Peyser’s Tailor
Shop.
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INDICATION EARLY SPRING
A party of Sitka Indians are re
ported to have left those shores
last week for Cape Edgecombe
where they were going to try their
luck hunting seal. If the Indians
find any this time of the year,
Alaskans may look forward to an
early spring, announces the Ju
neau Empire.
Miss Olive Helen Sacket and
Burton Webster Spence were mar
ried at Juneau last week.
Have you heard tlse new
“Okeh” records at Sylvia’s?
They are wonderful.
TOMORROW’S TIDES
High water 6:59 a. m. 8.3 ft.
Low water 0:13 p. in. 2.7 ft.
High water 8:49 p. m. 5.5 ft
Low water 2:17 a. m. 0.6 ft.
MONDAY'S TIDE
K'gh water 3
Low water 1:
High water 9
Low wate* 3:
35 a. m. 9.3 ft.
p. r.i. 6.0 ft.
a. m. 0.4 ft.
T'.T'.. .T-i
Dealer in Watches
ami Clocks, Nugget
Jewelry. Old Ivory,
Curios, arid a full line
of goods usually car
ried in a first class
Jewelry store.
Watches Hepaired on
Short Notice
OVERLAND GRILL
Next to the Overland Hotel
Open Day and Night
Private Boxee
Gabriel Santos Proprietor and Chef
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Residence Madison 24
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OUR CLEANING ANR PRESSING DEPARTMENT IS
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Every Thursday the laundry is open visitors
The most modern laudry in the Territory
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