Firemen's
Annual
Mask
Ball
New Year’s Eve
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 & Valadc
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. cmprsn. bath cock, S. M. Shop
MOST COMICAL GENTLEMAN:
Dinner for four at Seward Grill
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
VD V
IN CCS i L .ML;
1st prize—$10 *t;
Seward
Drug Co.,
containing S5.00
2nd prize—SIO box candy, Schailerer’s Alaska Shop
BEST HISTORIC LAI)V COSTUME:
1st prize—S12.50 hat box, Brown & Hawkins Corp.
2nd prize—S7.50 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, Oriander’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.
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
>•
The Great
Dance Event
of the Year
Seward’s Big Family Affair
I’LL BE SEEING YOU!
*>Vlr
^ More and more miners are be
* coming interested in the projected
! new smelter for the Anchorage
district of railroad belt accord
J ing to the Anchorage Times, Fred
I Parsons and Mr O’Malley of the
, new company which will build a
k smelter if suficient tonnage can
f be put down on the prospective
r list have heard from Jack O’Hara
^ on the Copper River & Northwest
► ern Rairoad, speaking of his zinc
f and lead property which he thinks
t can be made a producer from a
\ large body of ore, if transporta
L tion costs are not too high. A. O.
\ ! Wells, k)i Cdlorado Station, Mile
i j 297 on the Alaska Railroad, also
f | states that he has a large body of
I ore in the Chulitna about 11 miles
* from the railroad. In fact, he has
f ! three different groups of claims
^ ! with different kinds of ore very
^ much in the same locality, he says
> I ..._
THEATER PROGRAM
I j This evening will be the last
► opportunity to see the DeMille,
13-reel super-feature “Dynamite”
| This picture proved the equal
► of its reputation, being a social
ogical play with a number of
thrilling and unusual sequen
t jces.
* i For Sunday there will be one of
those out and out “low-brow”
programs that never puts any
J one to sleep. The redoubtable
hero Tim McCoy lashes a big
! whip thru a hair-raising series
► | of exploits that will put Bret
Hart and Diamond Dick to,
j shame.
( I To counter-balance the thrills j
: there are two, two-reel comedies, j
.: Both with the best entertainers j
I of the day.
| New lh of childien’s books
- j h. the A' iska Shop.
fl *nr lh' wait* "A Thousand
! ,r.«sses:” f ^ organ piece “Cali- |
fornia Sunshine,*’ SelmllcrcrN
! Uas’-.a SI -'*1. adv ;
!Ii!!SKiiliMmj!lt3i!llillllllO!IIIIIIIIIIHIII
FA
STEINER’S
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
iiiiiiinmnimiiiiminiiiHiitimnm si miM
FRESH-FROZEN AND
SALT FISH
Halibut lb..
Black Cod, 2 lbs.
Red Snappers, 2 lbs. ..
Snapper Tips,
fresh or salt lb....
Gray Cod, 2 lbs. _
Fillet of Snapper,
boneless, per lb,_
Halibut Cheeks,
boneless per lb. __
Herring, fresh, salt, 6 for
Salt Black Cod, 3 lbs._
Salt Silver Salmon
bellies, lb.__ „
Salt Red Snapper
fillets, lb._
Salt Red Salmon, lb._
Salt Silver Salmon, lb. _
Salt Gray Cod, 2 lbs. _
Fresh Cordova Crabs,_
three for_
Fresh Petersburg Shrimp
per lb. __
15c |
25c |
25c i
„ 5c |
15cl
i
25cp
25c |
25cj
25c ]
20c |
25c]
15cf
15c!
15c!
55c!
fLOoj
30c!
John Paulstiener, Prop.
Market Open at
10. aum. to 1 p.m.-3 to 6 p m
Ship Anywhere
Phones
Adama 50 and Adams 14
MUST WAIT A WHITE
NEW YORK, Dec., 12, (/P)-The
Public Service Commissiafn sus
pended until May first, 1931, the
schedule of the New York Central
Railroad for increase in fares by
about 40 per cent
HOCKEY SCORES
i
SEATTLE, Dec. 13. </P)—The Es
! kimoes defeated Portland three to
! owe in a fast hockey game
YOU WIN!
Weekly service at the monthly
rate of $5. Join the Cleaning and
Pressing Club of the Seward
Steam Laundry, Phone us os
drop in and ask us about it
Place your order now with the
Frye-Bruhn Meat Market for
your Christmas and New Year’s
wants. They bought us out early
for Thanksgiving; not a bird was
left. Yours for honest weight and
t cleanliness.
ALL READY FOR THE XMAS SHOPPER
— With a New Assortment —
Rayon Pajamas and Coat to Match
Print Pajamas for Ladies and Children
Coolie Coats, Stepins and Dance Sets
Table Linen Sets, White and Colors
New Assortment Vagabond Jewelry
Baxley House Dresses
Stationery, Handkerchiefs, Reed Cook Purses, Novelty
Purses, Zipper Top.
, Bath Salts, Perfumes and a Full Line of Novelties
WE INVITE YOU TO ROAM AROUND IN OUR STORE
YOU WILL FIND THE RIGHT GIFT AND AT THE
RIGHT PRICE.
SEWARD WATER SUPPLY
SEWARD, ALASKA
“Good W ater a Necessity in Every Home”
Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, Arcade Bldg. Phone Main SI
Let us Do
your
Printing
December
1930 1930
iSUT^ONftUEpmiTHUll FR1 |SAT
112
7 8
1415
9
16
10
17
11
18
12
19
13
20
2122
23
24
25
26
27
28 29
30
31
Gateway Publishing Co