EASTERN STAR TO INSTALL
The Seward Order of the East
crn Star will install the recentl
elected officers for the ensuin
year, Monday evening. January 1<
For rent: Four room house witl
bath. Enquire P. N. Anderson.
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow
ner may have same by calling a
the Gateway office.
LOST—Ring bearing initials I. S
U. A. Please return to Gateway
Reward.
WORK—bv the day or hour by ex
perienced colored woman. Adam:
156.
Three room apartment. J. L. Graei
Hardware.
WANTED—Work by hour or day,
General housework except cook
ing • also garden work. Phons
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
boy
j
The high school cage men aga
sunk the city squad but this tin
only by a narrow margin, 27 to 2
The game was played off Satu
1 day night before a fair crowd ar
| though ending with a high scor
was interesting to watch. Coac
j Ness of the Cordova team was i
. the city lineup and gave a goc
account of himself.
Rosness was nigh man for th
High with 12 points; Ray Manti
ey 11, Guy Manthey 4. Don She!
horn, Hayes and Edwin Sane
beck were in the game up to the
necks every minute.
1! For the city Ness lead in point
! tossing in 9; Merritt Shellhorn i
Wayne Galloway hit his old strid
and plunked in 6 clean ones, an
: Kuntz made a beautiful shot fror
| deep center.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
j tures at Sylvia’s
Mj'-. your home bri
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keroseno < .or.! o h.
•-y operate, wo’
iL nu cheerful, s^vtst-r ana-haff on oil.
”*? University tes-.s prove this wonderful
•• tj. ? t^r, a? cCidcnt as bort round wick
SO r. or.- tws on* ffsitoa common
No odo*. • n. he or r.ci-e. no purr-pine up,
. ... . ..n't explode. WON O.OID MEDAL. GuAR
1 u-u,L>. Piovc ‘.ov youroelf, without risk, by
Ten Nigltis Free Trial
that Alarm;n hasr.oe-y.al 33 a white light, f! not satisfied, return
at our e:-:p- r.-e. S1.GC3 j;iven anyone showing us an oil lamp
equal in every way to tins N jw Instant-Light Aladdin.
S-'SHT WtigS&fftZ £,^r -S:-v;e want one user in each
*- d Jr^SCi^ locality to whom custom
£•••3 can be referred. In that way you may gc-t your own with
out .-''•st. Be the fortunate one to write first for SO JJAY F8ES
TRiAi. CrFFlEfl and learn non to get one FREE.
MANTLE LAMP CO., 382 Aladdin Bldg., Portland, Ore.
LARGEST KEROSENE <co*)oH> MAMLt LAMP MOUSE IN THE WORLD
Make big money spare or fall time. Our e&«y selling plan makes experi*
ence unnecc-dH&ry. We et*rt you without money. Simple wont for 10 dajrt
trial audCalVSN FREE when you becoma a distributor.
Fur Buyers
ATTENTION!
A fur sale will be held at iliamna Bay by Hans
Severson about April 10.
Watch this space for change in sale date
Of particular importance is the fact that buy
ers may leave Seward on the Motorship Dis
coverer, Capt. Heinie Berger, for Iliamna Bay,
for this sale, and return to Seward on the
same boat at the conclusion of the sale.
Our furs will be ready for buyers inspection at
Iliamna Bay -not the village or at our trading
post. There is a large building at the bay and
in it the furs will be displayed and sold.
Owing to the mail service in and out of Iliamna during
the winter months anyone interested is requested to ad
dress all communications to this paper, The Seward
Gateway, Seward, Alaska
Hans Severson
DEALER IN FURS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
d 3
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3.
' i Exalted Ruler E. J. Monan and
,the staff of officers of Anchorage
,Lodge 1351, B. P. O. Elks, with the
k ; assistance of A. H. Ziegler, Exalte;:
| Ruler of the Ketchikan Lodge,
i successfully conferred the degrees
j of the Order upon a class of can
• didates yesterday afternoon which
e j included three Seward “Baby”
l' i Elks. Otto Schallerer, Willard Shell
" | horn and Albert Anderson were
* j the Sewardites initiated,
r j
j Retiring to the So\v«rd Grnl at
s | 8 p. m. the assemblage of Ketchi
I I kan, Anchorage and Seward and ,
e’ j other visiting Elks, partook of a
j sunvuuus banquet, and the re
J past was lonowed by several fine
1 speeches and toasts of good fel
! lowship.
! The leading speakers were E.
-|j- Monan, toastmaster; Mr. Zieg
jier, J. Storm, Bartley Howard, W.
, D. Coppernoll and H. V. Hoben. Mr.
j Hoben was a guest of the Eiks and
i was given an ovation after deiiv
[ ering a speech of welcome,
j At 10 o’clock all the lady Elks
were summoned and the ball
room of the Grill was the scene of
dancing and merry-making for i
; the remainder of the evening. j
| Another good time was enjoyed 1
| by the many who attended the : i
Elks public dance Saturday night.
: The visitors were loud in their ■
\ praise for the excellent music j
i furnished by the Jolly Three or- I
; chestra and for the complete i
! handling of the affair by the Sew- I
! ard “Bills.”
, The Ketchikan and Anhcorage j
delegations departed today for
j Anchorage where bowling contest
will take place between the two
teams.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Schal
lerer's Alaska Shop.
T# l
“Freshman Hop” «
The “Freshman Hop” was so peppy !
that all the boys took extra slipper3 1
to use when their first pair wore ,
down. Pettis and His Pets tell you «
the story with words and music.
And, man, the music is right I Every ,
measure uncovers a new trick in
instrumental effects. Hear it at out <
store. If it doesn’t make you start |
tapping your toes to keep time, ■
don’t buy. But watch your step—
because we’re betting on a suro
thing. Come in and give it a try.
Freshman Hop—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
A Bag of Blues—Fox Trot
Jack Pettis asd His Pets
No. 21793, lO.incL
Don't Hold Everything—Fox Trot
(from the musical comedy. Hold Every
thing!) With Vocal Chorua
To Know You is To Love You
Fox Trot (from the musical comedy.
Hold Everything!) With Vocal Refrain
Tub Kiqh Hatters
No. 21791, 10-lnch
now About Me?—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Warino’s Pennsylvanians
Sweet Dreams—Fox Trot
j With Vocal Refrain
: Nat Suilkret and the Victor Orchsstra
No. 21792, 10-laeh ,
Sonny Boy (from Warner Bros. ]
picture. The Singing Fool)
Jeannine, 1 Dream of lilac Tims ]
(from First National picture, IMat Time) I
John MoConaca
No. 1360,10-laeh
My Blackbirds arc Bluebirds Now
The Song 1 Love National Ottuim
No. 21794,10-lath ,
Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
j New Orthophonie
Victor
TO MAYO BROTHERS
J. Q. Cavanaugh, member of the
railroad shop crews at Anchorage,
was among those arriving Saturday
enroute to the States. It is Mr.
Cavanaugh’s intention to go back
to Rochester to enter the Mayo
Brothers clinic.
Mrs. Dora Hunter, widow of the
railroad man who died two weeks
ago from injuries sustained while
under a car at Nenana, arrived in
Seward Saturday with the body
which will be buried in Washing
ton.
Chas. Fisk, editor of the Anchor
upe Times, was a week-end visitor
in town as a member of the An
chorage Elks delegation.
SI;.'": ffers Fountain Pens and
Pencils. Guaranteed a lifetime.
tCHALLERFR’S ALASKA SHOP.
NEW UNO SECOi-lND1
CARS FOR SAFE
at | j
OGLE S GARAGE |j
Oils and Gasoline, General j
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle. Prop. Phone Madison 86
|
Cigars, Candy
Soft Drinks
Stationery
Magazines
'CURLY'
Proprietor
I CLEVER SHOW AT LIBERTY
j Those taking in the show Satur
day night were agreebiy surprised
l to find the name “Irrestible Lover”
i did not fit the play. Of course,
there were love affairs, but instead
|of the mushy kind it was the breezy
jdever, charming type so full of
i comical situations and quick witted
cictior as to keep the audience smil
|ing when they weren’t laughing. It
was unusually entertaining, and
luckily is on again tonight.
Don’t wear old run down heels
when they can be replaced at so
| little cost with New Good Year
I Heels, making the shoes more
! comfortable to wear and better in
appearance.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
If your business is worth adver
tising let The Gateway advertise it.
If it is not worth advertising, ad
vertise it for sale.
SEWARD’
Hot and Cold Water in
in All Rooms
Rooms With or Without
Baths
Oscar Dahl—Paul Svedeen
Mrs. Grace Purdue
OVERLAND
HOTEL
On the Main Street
SEWARD ALASKA
MEL A. HORNER
Builders' Supplies