PIONEER S MEETING
A meeting of the Seward Igloo.
Pioneers of Alaska, will be held
this evening (Friday night) at
3 O’clock, at Ogle’s Garage. Elec
ii n of officers.
Miss Katherine Guthrie of
£ ■ ittie and George Maki of Ju
neau. connected with the Alaska
r ectric Light & Power Co., were
married last week at Juneau.
Mrs. Maki has been a member of
orchestras aboard A. S. S Co.,
s earners.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef
Ask about the Seward Steam
laundry Cleaning and Pressing
Club. It will pay you.
NEW NCKA BAY CHARTS
NOW AVAILABLE AT the Alas
ka Shop.
1 HEAD-COLDS MAKE
| d HASTY EXIT— I
= c
Two Sizes
50c and $1.00
At the first sign of cold —
Inhale VAPURE
This effective inhalant pen
etrates through the nostrils
and relieves the discomfort
immediately. Keep a bottle
in your heme so that colds
won't get a head-start on
you. Sold only at iiexall
Drug Stores.
ELWYN SWETMANN
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The Choir and Junior High School ‘
from the Jesse Lee Home will ap- s
pear in sacred concert and playlet *
at a special Vesper Service at the I!
Community Church next Sunday, {
5 P M. The music sung by the {
Choir is appropriate to the Christ- (
mas season. '
The play, “Abigail Wants a ^
Ring,’ has its setting in the West
ern Frontier. Bv request the Home j
is repeating the Service they had J
out at the Mission Sunday eve. *
| This Vesper Service will take (
I the place of the regular Evening (
Service in the Community Church. (
Everybody is invited to attend. No j
admission charged, freewill offer- <
ing will be taken. j
At 10 a. m. there will be a class
in Sunday School. All but one of (
the total enrolment in the Sun
day School were present last Sun - 1
1 day. Twenty-two more were pre
sent last Sunday than were
j for the corresponding Sunday one
1 year ago. We want every child in
| Seward in Sunday School
| The morning Service will be at
ill a. m. The theme for this Ser
I viSe will be “Blowing Bubbles.
(New Year’s Resolutions), will they
burst or be permanent?”
Telephonic communication was
slightly curtailed this morning
along the railroad belt due to
i heavy drifts. There was addition
al snowfall at Divide and Grand
| view.
j Two brothers, Andrew and Fred
Hancock, alleged to be insane,
have been committed to Morn- i
ingside from Juneau. They te-j:
sided at Juneau for two years;;
following their arrival from Ok- .
iahoma. j
EAT WITH US
on New Year’s Day. Resolve to
s': 1 rt the year right. A special
dinner will be served all day.
li.-jof's on practically every bit
ha • m*v foods have been re
duced
Hardware, Stoves, Ranges, I*urn ture, tr ^
Fei>1 $*»ip Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries, -*
ins and Phimbimr. Paints and Oils
:um
and rugs, Tinm
J. L.- Graef
Phone Madison 87
Prunes Prunes
55
55
a
55
DIRECT FROM THE GROWER TO YOU
25 lb. Box for $3.00
55
55
55
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM ONE
OF THE LARGEST ORCHARDS IN ORE
GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING
THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP.
55
55
55
(We Deliver)
PHONE MAIN 135
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
55
»'
55,
“THE HOUSE OF COURTESY”
35
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55
Suggestions To Aid You in Preparing
Your New Year’s Dinner
Grocery Dep’t.
Phone Main 1
Fresh Eastern Oysters
Pint Cans
Naval and Japanese
_Oranges_
Cluster Grapes and
_Raisins_
Selected—Coffee, Tea
Cocoa and Chocolate
Grape Juice,
Ginger Ale
and Budweiser
Fresh Lettuce
Celery, Tomatoes
i and Sweet Potatoes
/WARD -QUALITY FIRST-- ALASKA
1
SEATTLK SF BSCllIKED
The 3'iDi of $>i.O J was sub
erlbe'i in Seattle to prosecute
search by boat for Pilot Robin
Pat) Eenshan and Ins compan
O’ss, Fi.d Hate!) i- end Sam,
:tleri, missing airmen. who dis
appeared October 2?> Hying from
Beattie to Atlin in search for the
late E J. (Paddy) Burke.
C PO;; N D S— DE SERTION
RENO, Nev. Dec. 26. uP)—Lois
McCoin Manville divorced Thomas
Manville Jr., heir to the Manville
millions The grounds were deser
tion. The couple had not lived to
gether since a year after their mar
riage in 1925.
A Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution may be
organized in Juneau, reports the
Empire.
For the position of foreman of
laborers at the Capital building
at Juneau, applications of per
sons desiring to take the exami
nation must be on file with the
district manager of the Civil Ser
vice bureau in Seattle not later
than January 9.
NEW YEAR’S DINNER
Flan to have your New Year’s.
Dinner at the Seward Grill. Spe
cial dinner will he served all clay.
Join the Cleaning* and Pressing*
Club of the Seward Steam Laun
dry: S5 a month entitles you to
i send a suit, a dress or a hat eact
week.
i
WE ARE ALL GO
ING TO THE
MASQUE
BALL
IN
Costume
TOD LITE TO CLUSSIFY
FOUND—Girl’s or woman’s ring;
finder wants $1.50 reward. In
quire Gateway office.
50c MERCHANT’S LUNCH
Hereafter a Merchant’s Lunch
will be served for 50c at the Sew
ard Grill and a general cut Ir
the menu will be made owing tc
the general reduction In cost ol
food-stuffs, announces Mel Hol
ben, proprietor of Seward’s lead
ing restaurant.
Plan your New Year dinner around
Harluck’s Danish Ice Cream, sold
only at the Candy Cottage.
DECEMBER 31st
A FINE ARRAY OF COSTUMES FOR RENT AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES, IMPORTED FOR THE OCCASION
FROM SEATTLE AT
Urbach & Valade
Happy New Year to all
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