IN FROM NITKA PAY
On the good ship Rolpli III.
Captain Pete Sather came sailing
in Monday night frofti the gold
i imp and fur fox area of Nuka
Bay. With his came Alfred Ros
ness, who has been doing assess
ment; and development work on his
gold quartz claims. Downey cyid
B ibeock are busy with their mill
ing operations as well as with the
installation of new equipment.
Captain Sather expects Frank An
german in today fro mFairbanks
and will take hi mback to the
Sather fox farm where he will re
main for some time on a visit
with his mother.
Among the passengers from
Anchorage arriving in Seward
Monday night were District At
torney Wr N. Cuddy, Mrs. Cud
dy and children, David and Dan;
N. H. Castle, clerk of the court,
end A. J. Dimond, prominent at
torney of this Division.
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Incoming local arrivals today
aboard the SS Yukon, other than
the Seattle listing previously pub- j
lishcd, includes:
From Juneau—Irving McKReed,
A. C, Kinsley, Oddie Hallson,
From Valdez—J. W. Roberts. A
R. Roberts.
From Cordova—Mr. and Mrs.
K. E. Scherrer, C. W Wagner,
Alberta Laughlin, Elizabeth By
jstad, Jacob Koski.
I From Latouche—Mr. and Mrs.
James Hepburn, Win. Hepbu?^,
A. W. Hackwood, Gertrude Hack
i wood, M- E. Stimson, Elizabeth
Hackwood, Kay Hackwood, S. M.
O'Neil, Mrs. S, M. O'Neil, Mrs. J.
ilmlach, J. G. Shinowan
DISCUSS GRAND BALL
! The Seward Volunteer Fire De
partment held a special meeting
Monday night at the city hall
for further consideration of plans
for the grand mask ball to be
held in Dreamland Hall. New
Year’s Eve, the big social event
of the winter season. It was defi
nitely announced that the Blue
Star orchestra would furnish the
! music. Mel Holben and Bob Man
they were nominated for the
duties of floor managers, and the
decorations committee outlined
preliminary ideas on making the
place a bower of beauty for the
gala event.
Sylvia Sandbeck, Seward high
schoo girl, who has been ill from
an attack of the flu is recover
ing at her home
S P E C I A L
We 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 departments. (One box to
e >ac h customer).
Many extra counter specials am' :
this opportunity to get HAAS
Candy Free makes it well worth
your while to come this WE ONES- ;
DAY only.
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YOU’LL BE HIGHLY PLEASE D WITH THE PRACTICAL
GIFTS WE ARE OFFERING ANI) HAVE ON DISPLAY
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Phone—Madison 80
SHIRTS
$2 to $7.50
TIES
75c to $2.50
MUFFLERS
$2 to $5
GOLF HOSE
$1.75 to $3.50
TRUNKS, BAGS AND
CASES
ALL PRICES
MEN’S Yt HOSE
35c to $1.25
WIND BREAKERS
$5-50 to $14
DRESSING ROBES
$10 to $25
PAJAMAS
$2 to $5.50
SWEATERS
$4 to $9
SLIPPERS
$2.50 to $4
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Hardware Department-Phone Adams 80
GIFTS FOR EVERY AGE IN THIS DEPARTMENT
SPARK GAS RANGES
and HEATERS
ELECTRIC PERCOLA
TORS and WAFFLE
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ENGLISH DINNER
ware. New Crawforc
pattern, open stock
SKATES, SKJIS
and SNOW SHOES
FLOOR LAMPS AND
MAGAZINE RACKS
FLASH LIGHTS
and
POCKET KNIVES
GLASSWARE
and TEA SETS
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS,
PISTOLS and AM
MUNITION
FURNITURE
and RUGS
THEY’RE ALL HOT RIGHT FROM THE FACTORIES
We invite your inspection, you will not be urged to buy.
Mr. Hawkins suggests shopping early but shop here first
Bring your parcels for delivery or shipment to us, we will wrap
them for you free.
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The Signal Corps, U. S. Army,!
Vs. Seward High School Ponies.” I
That's what's on tap tonight tor
basketball fans
The Army team are admitted j
to be the champs of the City
League by reason of their defeat j
of ail who have faced them. But j
the pennant race has a long way j
to go yet and the “onies” are!
confident they are the lads who j
will emerge victors. In any case,
spectators will get their money’s
worth watching these flashy
fives endeavor to trim the other.
The preliminary will see those
old rivals fight to a finish, the
Seward Women’s team Vs. the
Girls High School squad.
Game starts at the usual time.
“Ace” Groth will handle the
game.
FUR BUYER HERE
“Mickie” Goldstein, fur buyer,
arrived Monday from Anchorage
where he attended the fur ex
hibition, He leaves Wednesday
for Fairbanks. The fair at An
chorage was a creditable one, he
said, with a fine live exhibit of
silvers and mink. Owing to the
early date of the fair there were
not as many skins offered for sale
as might have been later.
When you think of Bakery
Goods, there is just one place
you should try, the Electric Bak
ery.
AS A GIFT—WE SUGGEST
Handkerchiefs
Men's Plain and Fancy Linen
50c TO $1.00
INITIAL — 3 in BOX
$1.25 T0 $1.75 PER B0X
BOYS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
per box of three
Urbach & Valade