GOVERNOR HIS ONLY
KANSAS STATE FLIC
TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 29. (^—Kan
sas citizens apparently have no de
sire to assist their state’s right3 by
displaying a state flag. Although an
official Kansas banner was selected
by the Legislature two years ago, only
one such emblem is known to exist.
It is the banner in the o'i'ce of Gov
ernor Ben S. Paulen. It was present
ed to the Governor by the Women’s
Patriotic Society.
ANCHORAGE RADIO ON THE AIR
The Anchorage Radio Club after
many days of work put across one of
the biggest programs of the season
last night when 38 numbers were
waft on the ozone consisting of a full
orchestra, piano, saxophone, violin,
and vocal selections. One of the
main features was Francis Harrison
with his novelty one string fiddle act.
The Seward reception was fairly
good.
JOINT MEETING MONDAY
The Seward Masons and the East
ern Star will hold a joint meeting
Monday evening at 8 o’cock to which
all visiting members of both organ
izations are cordially extended an in
vitation to attend.
SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
The regular church services will be
held in the Methodist Church Sunday
as follows:
Song and preaching service at
11:: 30 a. m. Rev. W. A. Couden,
Presbyterian minister of Cordova*,
will preach. Special music by the
Jesse Lee Home choir.
Sunday school at 12:45 p. m. fol
lowing the preaching service.
All are invited to attend all services.
Come and worship God with song and
prayer. The church will be warm.
THOMAS P. GRAHAM, Pastor.
PAN-AMERICAN MEET
CONFERENCE AUTHORIZED BY
CONGRESS BE HELD IN HON.
OLULU IN APRIL
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. (/P)—Plans,
are going forward at the Interior De
partment for the Pan-Pacific Confer- j
ence on Education, Rehabilitation,
Reclamation, and Recreation, to be
held at Honolulu the week beginning
April 11.
The conference, authorized by Con
gress for the purpose of fostering
friendly relations between the United
States and the nations bordering on
the Pacific or having territorial inter
ests in the Pacific, is expected to be
attended by some 25 countries. While J
it was intended primarily for the1
benefit of the Pacific countries, any j
nation desiring to participate may do '
so, and requests already have been j
received from Great Britain and
India.
AWARD HAULING CONTRACT
The contract for handling the j
dingy train and hauling of coal and
freight on the Moose Creek Spur, be- j
tween the Alaska-Matanuska Coal |
Co. mines, and Moose Creek, has
been awarded to T. A. Smith of
Palmer.
Mr. Smith brought with him Geo'
Bibber, of Matanuska, as engineer. |
Both Mr. Bibber and Mr. Smith are
aid employees of the Alaska Raiiroad
and previous to that were from the,
C. R. N. W. R. R. at Cordova. Being
aldtimers at the game and having a
fair knowledge of the conditions at j
the Spur, they are expected to make i
a success of the enterprise.
Fresh Velvet Peach Ice
Cream at the Candy Cottage
today and tomorrow.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet.metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
■T* ODAY’S smartest styles; real Values at $11 and $11.50 those
fine-looking FLORSHEIMS you will see in our windows.
»
Now waiting for your in
spection and selection,
are sure to please the
the most exacting person.
Vfe have just received
a new shipment of fancy
i
Dress Shirts, with or without collar attached. All new shades
and patterns, at popular prices
$3.50
Select local Potatoes, per
cwt
Condensed Milk—Libby’s, Borden’s
or Federal, per $ 5 0 0
Belmont Coffee, freshly ground
Eat Sauerkraut for health! This
week only we offer 6 cans A 4 nn
of Libby’s Sauerkraut for$ I ■UU
Corn on the Cob, seven cansi
for ..
APPLES—Fancy:
$1.00
to your order, per Clip ' Rome Beauties, per box, An nr
pound .— JUJU while they last..Vk.uD
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AT ALL TIMES
Fishing Gear of All Kinds — Marine Hardware — Paints
AMERICAN and Norway Hemp Lines, Rope, Chain, Anchors, Anchor
Cable, Boat Accessories, Buoy Lights and Buoy Kegs, Boat Paints,
Snow Shoes, Skis, Game Traps, Guns and Ammunition, Hunting Knives’
Flash Lights, Coleman Lamps—Lanterns and Camp Stoves. Kitchen Uten
sils, Camp Outfits, Tents, Pack Sacks, Blasting Powder, Caps and Fuse; Bin
oculars, Biascopes and Pocketscopes; Furniture, Rugs and Carpets; Heat
ing Stoves, Cook Stoves and Ranges. Crockery, Table and Restaurant China,
Glassware. Fuller’s Paints and Varnish.
COAL
Premier and Healy Riv
er mine ran, nut and
lump Coal.
Sack, ton or carload lots
AND
PHONE MADISON 80
for
PROMPT DELIVERY
WOOD
Dry and Green Cord
, Wood
Any Quality, all lengths
WANTS LOCATE UNCLE
Fred Atwater, a resident of La
iunta, Colo., writes the Gateway he is
lesirous of locating his uncle; Ben J.;
Uwater an old timer in Southwestern!
Alaska. Any information will be ap-j
Dreciated by him.
CITY TEAM IS CHALLENGED
Highly elated over their win this
veek over the Army basketball team
;he High school five has hurled a chal
enge at the City team for a game
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock at the
3. A. C. gymnasium. It is understood
:he City has accepted the defi and on
:hat evening will do their utmost to
give the doughty lads an excellent les
son as to how the game should be
played.
A. H. McDonald, well known An
chorage business man and former res
ident of Seward, accompanied by Mrs.
McDonald, -are numbered among those
returning on the S. S. Victoria.
F. Henton and Company at Kodiak
have started cutting piling at Mill Bay
prepatory to the opening of the fish
trap season*:
* Scheaffer’s Lifetime Pens and Pen
ci&A Schmfefh* ***
Try our Seattle ice cream.
Sylvia’s.
TONG (DIODES
ORDER
Walkover or
Cousin’s Pumps
from
11JT' BLUE SHOP
f.
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