MOOSE BEWARE
Among the first Sel
dovian's to take advant
age of the hunting season
xn.ll be Hr. and Mrs.
rfarry Barnhart. They
plan to leave for the
Bradley river area on
Monday morning for a ten
day hunting trip, - so
Moose bey.rare I
NEW RESIDENTS
H. Nielsen and fam
ily of Chignik arrived
here on T7ednesday to take
up residence. They rec
ently purchased the Arnt
Olsen home and vn.ll non
be permanent residents of
Seldovia.
They have four chil
dren, three of nhom are
of school age and vn.ll
enroll in the Seldovia
school on Tuesday.
AS USUAL
Seldovia*s merchants
will continue to do busi
ness as usual on Labor
Day, with the following
stores planning to remain
open on Mondays
H. S. Young Mercant
ile Co,, Seldovia Cash
Store, Morris & Morris,
Lipke’s Dress Shop, Seld
ovia Bakery and Baltizors.
TO HOMER
Tony Roe was a pass
enger on the mail boat to
Homer on Thursday.
uismoG
AT THE BEACHCOMBER:
Adrin Sands, Seward; D.
Linderson and family;
Philip Anahonak.
AT SZLDOVIA HOUSE:
Edward Gilbert; Raymond
E. Bond, Fairbanks; Haro
ld Hatton, Ilinilchik.
LIPKE'S DRESS SHOP
Wishes to announce a special
FIRE SALEil
Merchandise is from Kodiak and these
buys can't be beat.
Dresses ;8.75 Blouses :,^2.25
Cos tume j ev/elry 7^
Shop NO'T and SAVE I
BACK AGAIN
Raymond E. Bond of
Fairbanks arrived in Sel
dovia on the mail boat
Thursday after an absence
of thirty-eight years
from this town. He said
Seldovia bears little
resembelance to the town
it was. in those days, and
he recalled how at that
time the boardwalk had
not yet been built nor
the fishing industry of
today started.
He plans to be here
a short time before going
on to other parts of
Alaska.
AT THE CHURCHES
Gospel Center
Sunday School Tl:00
Church 700
Services held in
Union hall.
Methodist Church
Sunday school 10:00
Church 700
Adventists
Sabbath School 10:00
_Church_ 11:00
Comfort Quiet
Convenience
YOU'U FIND THEM
I
: AT THE
■PERCHC0!H3ER HOTEL