A baby girl was born to Mrs
Carol Jacobs Friday morning at
4:45. The young lady weighed 8
pounds 7 ounces. Mother and baby
doing well.
Urbach's Announce
Another
Reduction
in Ladies'
NYLON HOSE
These are the- best VALUES
in HOSIERY in the past
seven years.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF RUBBER FOOTWEAR FOR
THE ENTIRE FAMILY
We Take
ORDERS
for
HOME-MADE
CAKES and PIES
Baked by Mrs. Bilby
TOTEM
Fountain
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
MRS. JOHANSEN
Mrs. Merrill Johansen celebrated
her birthday with a dinner party
at the Green Lantern last Satur
day night for eight guests. It was
previously reported that the party
was for Dr. R. O. Sellers, but he
vigorously insists that his own
birthday being some months off
yet, he was not celebrating it at
this early date. The party was in
honor of Mrs. Johansen, his secre
tary and office assistant, who is
well known to all visitors at the
medical center.
The doctor’s new secretary, a
conscientious girl, was puzzled by
an entry in the doctor's notes on
an emergency case: “Shot in the
lumbar region,” it read. After a
moment she brightened and, in
the interest of clarity, typed into
the record: “Shot in the woods.”
Patronize Home Industry
is produced by
Tuberculin and
Bangs-Free
Cattle—
Sold at . . .
Your Grocer's
❖
1 OIK; Health Record for
2f> Consecutive Years.
Seward £/)airy
KIB H — Program - 1340 on the Dial — KIB H
Hours of Operation — Week Days, 5 p.m. to 12 Midnight
Sunday, 4 p.m. to 12 Midnight _
This Program is subject to change without notice.
FRIDAY, Feb. 25
5:00—Dance Music
5:15—Story Lady
5:30— Crimson Trail
5:45—Range Rhythm
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Words with Music
6:30—Waltz Time
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—The American Way
7:00—Dinner Dance Time
7:15—San Request Time
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—Headline News and
Commentary
8:15—Ridin' the Range
8:30— Rhythm Time
8:45—Old Timers
9:00—Alaska News
9:15—CBS - Life with Luigi
9:45—Piano Rhythms
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—Nocturn
10:30—Dreamtime
10:45—Harmony - Gil
11:00—iMelody Roundup
11:30—Music till Midnight
12:00—Sign-off
SATURDAY, Feb. 26
5:00—Radio Kids Bible Club
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—Modem Melodies
6:00—^National News
6:15—Sterling Dance Parade
6:30—Bowling Bits
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
7:00—Four in One
7:15—Music of Hawaii
7:30—CBS - Elliot Lawrence
8:00—Headline News and
Commentary
8:15—A bit of Ireland
8:30—rHit Parade
9:00—Alaska News
9:15—Here’s to Vets
9:30—CBS - Winner Take All
10:00—Associated Press News
11:00—Melody Roundup
11:30—Music till Midnight
12 00—Slem-off
SUNDAY, Feb. 27
4:00—Local Seward Talent
4:30—The Family Goes to Church
5:30—CBS - Find that Clue
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Piano Rhythms
6:30—CBS - You are There
7:00—Goon News Hour
7:30—CBS - Jack Benny
8:00—ABC - Walter Winchell
8:15—Associated Press News
8:30—CBS - Salt Lake Choir
9:00—Young Mr. Lincoln
9:30—Organ Interlude
9:45—Classical Favorites
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—Old Time Spirituals
10:30—CBS - Skyway to the Stars
11:00—Melody Roundup
11:30—Music till Midnight
12:00—Sign-off
MONDAY, Feb. 28
5:00—Dance Music
5:15—Kiddie Discs
5:30—Crimson Trail
5:45—CBS - Knox Manning
6:00—Associated Press News
6:15—Dance Parade
6:30—Arlee Hayne
6:45—Local Anchorage News
6:50—Local Seward News
6:55—lAnimal Court
7:00—ACcordian Solos
7:15—Sanders - San Request
7:30—Concert Hour
8:00—Headline News and
Commentary
8:15—CBS - Night Editor
8:30—Proudly We Hail
9:00—Alaska News
9:15—CBS - It Pays To Be
Ignorant
9:45—Dance Music
10:00—Associated Press News
10:15—CBS - Music for You
10:30—Dreamtime
10:45—Harmony - Gil
11:00—Melody Roundup
11:30—Music till Midnight
12:00—Sign-off _
MUSICAL PROGRAM AT
SEWARD WOMAN'S CLUB
At a meeting of the Seward Wo
man’s Club held last Tuesday
evening several musical numbers
enlivened the program. Mrs. B.
Davis played 'violin selections ac
companied by Mrs. Norton after
which there was a vocal solo by
Miss Bond with Miss Callahan ac
companying her on the piano. As
a concluding number Mrs. Paul
Irwin entertained the group with
request selections on the piano.
Miss Frances Clark, heading the
photographic department of the
club, talked on gardens in Alaska
and later showed slides of garden
views around Alaska an individual j
flower views. Pictures of flowers
in Hawaii were also shown.
I
Hostesses for the evening were j
Mrs. Jack Jordan and Miss Isabel! ,
1 Fleming.
VFW LADIES TAKE GIFTS
TO VETS AT SANATORIUM
j The Seward VFW Post No. 3836
j and Ladies Auxiliary held their
I joint meeting on February 22nd.
The hospital committee, Mrs.
: Gladys Zentmire, Mrs. Charlotte
■ Lesko, and Mrs. Frances Young
i blood reported having made its re
! gular monthly visit to the sanator
ium carrying valentine greetings j
I and gifts to the veterans in tlie ;
hospital.
Refreshments of strawberry
shortcake and coffee were served
by the hostesses, Mrs. Fred Bras- |
sow, Mrs. Win, C. Bland, Mrs. Paul
Ives, and Mrs. Earl Skinner.
Classified Advertisements
Because the cost of Classified Advertising is so small—15c per line for the first
insertion—the Seward Seaport Kccurd is going on a cash basis for future advertise
ments for customers who have no established accounts for display advertising or
job printing. Minimum charge, 30c.
FOR SALE, MISC.
ADJUSTABLE DRESS FORM, $10,
Record player and records, $25;
Marlin 38-55, $35; 12-gauge Win
chester pump, $30. Many other
household items. J. B. Coble,
Garfield 5. 67tf
1936 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan,
fair condition. $250. Call Main
168. 67-68p
HOUSE LOGS CUT TO ORDER:
also rough lumber in all dimen
sion. Sreward Lumber Corpora
tion, Box 515. 61tfc
FISHING BOAT, length 31’, 2”, 10
ft. beam, round type cabin, re
built 1944 Chrysler Ace Power.
Fishing gear, 100 fathoms used
King Weg, 100 fathoms lead line,
200 fathoms lead line, 100 fath
oms cork line, one 18-ft. dory, 9
h.p. Johnson motor, one 8-ft.
skiff, two buoys. $3500 cash. Ph.
Madison 66. ' ' 64tf
Spruce and Hemlock
M I L L W O O D
for Your Fireplace, Any Length
$15.00 per cord, delivered
Phone Main 168
61tfc
1941 STUDEBAKER coupe, radio,
heater. Inquire 203 Washington
Street between 4 and 7 p.m. 68p
SECONDHAND dresser with mir
ror. Call Madison 13. 68-69-70p
FOR SALE
PORTABLE electric record player,
takes 12 records; two months
old. Call Madison 78 after 6 p.m.
G8-9c
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
LARGE OIL HEATER, like new.
$50.00. Washing machine in good
condition, $35.00. Black 48. G4-8p
SPECIAL SERVICES
l.ESKO BROS.’
BUILDING MATERIALS
Paint Supplies — Roofing Paper
Wall Board —- Hard Board
Asphalt Shingles
Cal! ADAMS 94
ENGINE REPAIRING, any type;
electrical appliance repair. Also
interior decorating. Call Matt
Morgan, Apt. 0, Ocean View
Apts. 65-6-7-8p
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
NEW COTTAGE and large garden
next to school in Hope. See
Jeanne Thornton. 64,5,G,7,8p
2 BEDROOM HOUSE with bath,
Garfield 5. Gltf
5 ROOM log house and bath; three
lots. Completely furnished. Some
finishing necessary. Sheltered
location Cliff Addition. Phone
Black 50. 55tfc
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Travel is
a pleasure
aboard ship
-ni.tr N T/
ALASKANS look forward to trips outside
on steamers of The Alaska Line. Every voyage
is like "old home week” because you know you
will meet many of your friends during the cruise.
Newcomers join in the activities, too. The pleascnt
pace of life aboard ship promotes friendliness
and enjoyable sociability.
There is also the pleasure of good food and
comfortable accommodations . . . and the con
venience of regular schedules.
Oldtimers and cheechakos_ alike prefer
travel on Alaska Line steamers. When it’s travel
time, take The Alaska Line.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
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