y^E SINCERELY APPRECIATE YOUR GOOD WILL
AND FRIENDSHIP AS MANIFESTED IN YOUR
PAST BUSINESS RELATIONS AND WE HOPE THAT
WE HAVE RENDERED A SERVICE SATISFACTORY
TO ALL TO MERIT YOUR CONTINUED PATRON
AGE DURING THE NEW YEAR.
MAY HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY PURSUE
YOU DURING THE YEAR ABOUT TO ENSUE.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
EPISCOPAL Ch'URCH
At the local Eps copal church at 11
o’clock tomorrow morning Rev. Lei
ehester F. Kent of Cordova will con
duct services which will be morning
r”cyer, songs and sermon.
IMr. Kent wil deliver the sermon at
t’ e evening services at the Seward
Community church at 7 o’clock also.
A cordial invitation is extended to
e\ cry one to attend these services.
X<. A. (Bill) Welty, returned from
Latouche today and will remain here
for a week or 10 days. It is said the
Firemen’s Annual Mask Ball tonight
is the reason of the 'present trip.
Remember the special entertain
ment at the Liberty theater Monday j
afternoon at 3 o’clock. '
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SH! SH! ITS A SECRET!
| A couple of knock-out surprizes are
in store for the attendance at the
Firemen’s masquerade dance tonite.
Nothing has been said before about
it before for the committee in charge
want to surprize the folks; so far be
it from The Gateway to divulge the
“pip” of a secret.
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NOTICE
Beginning January 1st the price of
bread will be the same to all retail
customers; 15 cents a loaf.
Seward Bakery
The Sitka Sun is the latest paper to
make its appearance in Alaska. It
is a weekly publication published at
^tka by W. R. Hanlon, Mayor.
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LOUISE FAZENDA SEEN IN
“FINGER PRINT" ATTHE
TONI
The house of a million mysteries! j
Such is the locale of Warner’s “Fin- j
gor Prints” in which Louise Fazenda '
cut uproarious didots, aided and (
abetted by John T. Murray! It is the 1
first starring vehicle of the irrisita- |
i
We Fazenda and it is a big success— j
not only of mirth but of mystery.
The house of a million mysteries j
i* a'-Haze of trap doors, sliding pan- j
e’s and secret passages. Thru its j
gruesome mazes glide crooks, deter- J
lives. spiritualistic mediums, blood- j
bounds *' and—Dora Traynor, the ;
snoopy, shivering slavey, (Louise j
Pazenda) who finally gets the best
of the lot of them.
Its the funniest tale of crime you
over saw, as the house is searched
foi $5,000,000 hidden there by mail
’•c bbers. Each searcher trying to
avoid and hoodwink the others.
Shown tonight only, as a special
program will be given Monday.
ICE PUNCH BOWL
Lots of opportunity for the “hot
doggies”, and “mamas” to cool off at
the big masquerade ball tonight for
an enormous punch bowl, carved out
of crystal ice is ready to be dragged
out of the cooler. They say the li
quid refreshments will be a knock
out; Meaning fruit punch, of course,
nothing more.
Weather Strips at 4. L. Graef.
OH BOY!
COSTUMES ROW HERE
To be rented for the big ball
CLOWNS, DEVILS, BATS, PRISONERS,
TURKS, SPANISH, MEXICAN, INDIANS,
COLONIAL, ORIENTALS, CHINESE AND
MANY MORE FOR MEN AND WOMEN
DUTCH GIRLS, RUMANIA, VENETIAN,
SPANISH, JAZZ, GYPSY BALLET AND
MANY OTHERS FOR WOMEN
Costumes must be returned next day after ball
URBACH’S
Wishing Yon A Perosprous
NEW YEAR
J. L. GRAEF
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