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H A V E 0__N D I S P.L..A..I
TOYS, FANCY WRAPPINGS, FANCY TWINE, TREE
DECORATIONS - AND - CHRISTMAS CARDS
CANDY AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF M.UJLJl*
IN SHELLS OR VACUUM PACKED.
JOLLY TIMS POP CORN
THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW ITEMS THAT MAKE YOUR XMAS A MERRY ONE
"THE BEST BY TEST
THE MCGEE B\ES_SimE
GROCERIES
SHELF HARDWARE
AMMUNITION FOR
YOUR KODAK
AND
DRUG SUNDRIES
WORK CLOTHING
G U N .
Warren M. Nutter and Mrs.
Muriel M, Witt were marriec
December 2 by U.S. Commis
sioner A. H. Bryant in his
office in the Federal builc
ing. Mrs. L. H. Allen anc
August J. Smorada were wit
nesses. Mr. Smorada is a
long-time friend of Mr.
Nutter, from Pennsylvania.
Mr. Nutter has bought
the Brenner house at Hope
and the couple will live *
at Hope.
Charles Clements left
on last week's train for
Anchorage.
Mrs. B.Costa, who re
turned to Alaska recently
from the States, received
a wire from Seattle saying
that her son had been
killed and she sailed for
Seattle the same day. No
particulars were given in
the radiogram.
Mrs. Charles Lechner
and Charles, Jr., are in
San Antonio, Tex. They
expect to return to Seward
early in March.
Harry Conkey is report
ed to be assisting Bill
Estes at the Northern
Light roadhouse.
Frank Hielo spent a day j
hunting at Juneau Flats
recently.
DISTINCTIVE CHRI ST11A S CARDS
THE UNUSUAL IN GIFT_S
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
SEWARD
ALASKA
E W A R D
jVJ
A C H I N E
IT WOULDN'T SUCH A BAD IDEA TO GIVE
THE MISSUS A FORD • HUDSON
OR A TERRAPLANE FOR A XMAS
GIFT
WE SELL THEM
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