SON OF REV. GRAHAM
MARRIES IN PORTLAND
Rev. T. P. Graham Is wearing an
unusually pronounced smile these
days. On investigation The Gateway
sleuth-hound found that the reason
therefor is news which came to him
in the last mail of the marriage of
his son, Thomas Philip Graham, Jr.,
on last Christmas day; and a photo
graph of the newlyweds. The bride
was Miss Lois Porter, of Freewater,
Ore. They graduated from the same
I class from Whitman College, at Walla
j Walla, Wash., three years ago last
June. The marriage took place in
j Portland, Ore., in which city they are
both teachers in the high schools.
The editor of The Gateway has seen
the picture of the young couple and
freely admit that they are a fine look
ing pair.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 24. (£>)—
Another hit and run auto death in
San Francisco sent another convicted
motorist to four months in jail and
pay SfiOO fine.
you read it in The Gateway first.
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A PROSPEROUS 1928
\[ew Year’s is the time for good resolutions
1 In the name of a happy and prosperous
future promise yourself solemnly to make regu
lar deposits in the bank throughout the entire
year of 1928.
There will be many times when a passing
whim will suggest some superflous expenditure,
but remember—men become rich, not by spend
ing, but by SAVING.
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BANK of SEWARD
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m INGRAM'S NEW
:| PICTURE IS KIS MOST
;j SUCCESSFUL EFFORT
I “The Magician’’, which will have its
| first showing at the Liberty theatre
- tonight is the first Rex Ingram pro
i duction for Metro-Goldwyn since his
I widely discussed and highly sufbess
I ful screen verion of Balasco Ibanz’
“Mare Norstrum’’ (Our Sea).
This new picture from the brilliant
young director deals with a subject
entirely different from anything he
I ledhas previously done and he has
handled it in the fine manner which
has marked all his previous triumphs.;
lit is his most ambitious achievement.
Ingram has taken the Somerset
Maugham story and with his usual
brilliance in the handling of such a
delecate subject, has developed a pow
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erful romantic drama.
Alice Terry enacts the part of Mar
I garet Dauncey, the", young sculptress,
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land gives one of the finest perform
ances she has ever registered on the
screen.
Paul Wegener has the title role and
this noted German character appears
to even a better advantage than he
did in “The Golem”, which created
a sensation w^ien released in the
United States several years ago.
Ivan Petrovich, a young Serbian
actor, plays opposite Miss Terry and
Firmin Gemier, the famous French
actor and stage director, enacts a
most important character part.
This is without doubt the most fam
ous international cast ever assemb
led for one picture and all hav im
portant parts. With the exception of
Miss Terry, “The Magician” marks
made by an American company of
any of the other three leading mem
bers of the cast.
PORI OF MISSING MEN
Information desired as to the where
abouts of Charles R. Deveson. He
formerly lived in Garden, Illinois and
is known to have come to Alaska in
1922, being in the Iditarod country
several years ago. Any information
about Mr. Deveson should be sent to
the Governor’s office at Juneau, Alas
ka.
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PARIS, Jan. 24. (JP)~Mrs. Helen
Kastor Fleischmann has received a
divorce from Samuel Fleischmann of
New York City. They were married
in 1915.
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ROOMS FOR RENT—Hot and cold
water. Over Seward Trading Co.
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FOR SALE—Bakery out-fit. Just
the thing for Kodiak only $150.00.
Worth $750.00 Twins Cafe, Anchor
age.
FOR RENT—Three room cabin. En
quire Chas. Cooper.
WANTED—TWO OR THREE BOARD
ERS FOR EVENING MEAL. Reas
onable rates. Enquire Mrs. Louise
Manthey, phone Madison 64.
FOUND A bunch of keys in case.En
l quire at The Gateway office
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
ARE ALWAYS EAGERLY LOOKING FOR
MEAL TIME
For the bakery goods purchased here are of
that kind—fresh and appetizing—making for
the enjoyment of partaking of wholesome food.
Our dairy lunches are unsurpassed
Seward Bakery
Phone Madison 82.
OUR WEEKLY SPECIALS CONTINUE A SUB
STANTIAL SAVING FOR OUR PATRONS
THIS SEVEN DAY OFFER IS
BULK GREEN TEA any amount per pound .50
NATIONAL BISCUIT FLAKE BUTTERS
Regular .35c crackers now.25
POST’S BRAN FLAKES
Unequaled at this price per package.15
P P P PRESERVES and MARMALADES
Very unusually priced. Regular .50 jar 3 for $1.
YOURS FOR SAVING AND ECONOMICAL
LIVING
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FOR PROMPT SERVICE
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