SPEC! MEETING OF
THE GITT COUNCIL
HELD LUST NIGHT
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Mayor Ray returned without his sig
nature the tax ordinance passed at
the last regular meeting, at the spe
cial meeting ofthe City Council last
evening. In his veto the Mayor gave
seven reasons for his action.
The Mayor suggested the need of a
new tax ordinance but recommended
awaiting until August, 1927, when the j
legislation passed at the last Legis-1
lature could be incorporated.
The clerk was instructed to call for
applications for the offices of clerk,
magistrate and assessor, combined, at1
a salary of $200 per month. Also ap-'
plications to be requested for the com-;
bined offices of chief of the fire depart
ment and chief of police of the city
of Seward at a combined salary of i
$200 per month.
Discussion was carried on relative!
to the school situation, and the school j
committee reported their intention of
meeting with the School Board as
soon as possible to learn of the work
required 1n preparing the grade and
High school for the next school year.
Ten new styles have arrived for
Peggy O'Neil.
EVANGELIST WILL BE
HEARD IN LOCAL HULL
Evangilist W. R. MacPherson who
| will be heard in Odd Fellows ball
Sunday has been actively engaged in
i Sunday school and evangilistic in
| the coast states for several years.
In an interview with the Gateway
| yesterday he said “Our work is
i purely undenominational. We are
glad of the opportunity to preach
[the Gospel in any place where there
| is an open door: endeavoring to
I work with our hands whenever pos
sible to help any expenses and only
accepting voluntary gifts front Christ
ians interested in the furtherance of
t^e Gospel. In this manner, imitat
ing tin5 Aposte! Paul who labored
with his hands, that he might preach
the Gospel without charge.
“We are associated with Christ
ians meeting throughout the entire
wmld in the simple order .of the
early church of Acts 2; 12. We are
interested in the spiritual need of
Alaska, so as we write \'Or several
magazines published in the States
and Britain, we shall seek to1 inter
est others in this great country-"
Eastman kodoks and supplies.
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“Famously good” meals,
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| Horsehide j
| Puttees j
1 Values to $6.50 on sale at |
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Canvas Footwear Is
Now in Order
“QUALITY FIRST”
8c HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska w**
Going Caintiittgt Direct Imported
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JUST ARRIVED
New stock of Crepe Sole
Canvas Shoes for Chil
dren, Women and Men.
All sizes.
Boys’ Longies in two'
tone Corduroy and'
Flannels. , •**
DAYTON LOGGERS ^
Sizes 7' 71/2, 11 and 12
Special at $8.50 pair
AKgator Featherweight
Hunting and our-door
Coats; ideal for camp
ing or fishing trips.
Folded in neat and com
pact carrying bag.
IRON SOX—Wear like
iron; 3 pr. $1.00
Light weight brown
Canvas Outdoor Hats
with screen top; each
75 cents.
House Lining, Cheese
Cloth, Towelling and
Green Burlap.
FISHING TACKLE OF
ALL KINDS
Fresh Stock of Salmon
Eggs.
Shotguns, Pistols, Big
Game Rifles and Am
munition.
FREE!
Just in—the ne\fr Coleman
Motor Camp^T.s Manual.
Written by Franlc E. Brim
mer, nationally known out
doors man. It illustrates and
tells all about the best stunts
for planning and making a
trip.
Even if you’re an “old
timer” you will find some
helpful ideas on “the smooth
way to rough it" in this book.
It’s priced at 25 cents—
and worth it! But we have
a limited supply that we are
giving away free—one to
every person who is planning
any kind of a motor touring
or camping trip.
Come in—Get Your Copy
The Coleman Cami> Stove, "the
smooth way to roujrh it." Fully de
scribed in the Motor Campers Man
ual pictured above. See it at—
Fresh Fruits and Vege
tables at all times
B. & H. brand Mayon
naise for picnic lunches
and salads.
Fish Specialties
JUST ARRIVED
Charlack brand S a r
dines in pure Olive Oil,
l-4s two for .25c
Do l-8s, each.10c
Svithun brand Sardines,
in pure olive oil; l-2s
two for.25c
l-8s, each.10c
Svithun brand Sardines,
in tomato sauce; 14s
two for .25c
l-8s, each .10c
Charlack brand K i p
pered Herring, in to
, mato sauce, l-2s
each ...25c
14s, each .15c
Charlack brand Iv i p
pered Herring in to
mato sauce- l-2s, each
.... 25c
Charlack brand Iv i p
pered Herring Snacks
in bouillion, l-4s,
each .10c
The above are special In
troductory Price
Use Fleischmann’s
Yeast for Health or
Baking purposes. I n
pound -and 1-oz. pack
ages.
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MAKE SEWARD THEIR HOME
Evangelist W. R. Mac-pherson, who
arrived in Seward the latter part of
last month with his wife and two
children. wilL remain here for the pur
pose of carrying on an aggressive
evangelistic work. An announcement
with regard to Sunday services in
Odd Fellows hall will be found in an
other column of this issue. Mr. Mac
pherson is known to a number, al
ready having worked as a longshore
man on rhe dock. The family have
moved into the home formerly occu
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Morton.
In today’s classified column will lie
found a want ad asking for applica
tions for anyone desiring the position
of janitor for the grade school build
ing.
Lucky says: The Los An
geles apartment owner who
paid $2,500 for kissing a
widow didn’t know much.
He could get kisses from
Lucky at 10c a big bag, and
marshmallows 40c a pound.
Developing, printing, enlarging,
hand coloring in oil. , Schallerer's
Alaska Shop.
Try a piece of BABY BEEF from
Frye-Bruhn meat market.
Seattle chocolate and va
nila ice cream. Schallerer’s
; Alaska Shop.
Latest Brunswick phonographs and
records. Sehailerer‘s Alaska Shop.
Have you seen the Weekly Gateway
Read the ads every day.
Seattle Ice Cream at
Alaska Shop.
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has just completed a record flight
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For information as to Flights, Rates, Etc., write or
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ROBERT LA VERY, General Manager
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Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
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Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska
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