A hick town is one where the
folks know all the news before the
paper comes out; they only buy
the paper to see whether the editor
got the stories according to the
way they heard them.
SPECIAL! .
40 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S
KEDETTE STYLE
SANDALS
REDUCED TO
$1.95
Formerly S3.50
100 PAIRS WOMEN'S
KEDETTES
REDUCED TO
$3.45
Think URBACH'S! I
218 4th Avenue
18-Year-Olds Must
Register for Service
(Continued from Page 1)
designated registration days—Aug.
30 to Sept. 18, 1948—because he was
then on active duty in the armed
forces, Mr. McCormick explained
that he is required to register with
in ^10 days of the time he was sep
arated from the armed forces.
Changes in Status
‘‘Any person who changes from a
status which did not require his
registration to a status which does
require it must register promptly
to be within the law,” Mr. Mc
Cormick said, adding that those
who were out of the country on
the registration days must register
within five days following the date
they reenter t lie United States,
w h i c h includes Alaska, Hawaii,
Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
Mr. McCormick said that non
citizens entering the United States
for the first time are required to
register at a local board wihin six
months following the date of their
entry.
The maximum penalty for viola
tion of any of the provisions of
the Selective Service Act of 1948,
Mr. McCormick pointed out, is five
years in prison or a fine of $10,000
or both.
Teacher: ‘‘Which is correct: A
lien is sitting or a hen is setting?”
Tommy: “I don't know, Miss
Brown, but my pop says that what
bothers him is when he hears one
of ours cackling, is she laying or
is she lying?”
Do you know your house number?
1 1 a
Jones and Anderson
Public Accountants
ANNOUNCE
Opening of the
Seward Branch Office
in the
L. V. Ray Building, Seward. Alaska
MISS MARIAN MUNSON
Local Associate
Classified Advertisements
Because the cost of Classified Advertising is so small—15c per line for the first
insertion—-th/ Seward Scofort Record is going on a cash basis for future advertises
mints for customers who have no established accounts for disp.ay advertising or
iob printing. Minimum charge, 30c. _
FOR SALE. MISC.
1942 Chevrolet 2-door. Radio, un
der-seat heater, good tires, good
motor. New 1 year ago. Rev.
Paul Irwin, phone Adams 109.
7tfc
FIVE - HORSEPOWER EVINRUDE
outboard, 1948 model, 15 hours
service — bargain at $140. Call
Adams 94. lOOtfc
QUONSET HUT. $250. Call Adams
a* 93-4-5C
FOR SALE. VEHICLES
1942 LINCOLN 4-door sedan. Good
condition. Reasonable. Call Main
168 or see Mark Walker. 102tc
HELP WANTED
ONE FIRST CLASS PAINTER; one
first class spray man. Call Adams
94. IQQftc
DRESSED 3-POUND FRYERS, pan
ready. $1.00 per pound. Call Mrs.
Horton, Adams 167. 8c
BICYCLE, standard size. 1 year old.
Shearer residence on 7th Avenue
opposite S.L.P. Bldg. 8-llp
CLASSIFIED advertising in the
columns of the Seward Seaport
Record brings results.
FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
HOUSE: 3 rooms and bath. East
of school on 1st Avenue. $5000,
terms. See R. K. Peden. 7p
ONE THREE-ROOM HOUSE, 1 2
room house, both furnished, mod
ern. Phone Main 175 or write
Box 605. 69tf
FOUR-ROOM Stucco House, four
lots. Well furnished. Call at 515
2nd Ave., or phone Black 106.
98tfc 1
EMPLOYMENT WANTED
CHILDREN CARED FOR by hour
or day. Ironings wanted. Apt. 1,
Vets Housiing Area. 8tfc
WANTED
Small house or large apartment.
George H. Werner, Box 793.
7-10p
FOUND
I-—
TWO KEYS ON CHAIN, about
July Fourth. Could be car keys.
Inquire at Record office, Main
168. _
SPECIAL SERVICES
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS —
Box 873. 85tf
LEON URBACHS AWARDED
CITY BEAUTIFUL PRIZE
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Urbach were
awarded the weekly City Beautiful
prize of $5 in trade at the Seward
Drug Company.
While Urbachs have always kept
their house and grounds in excel
lent condition, the «xtra improve
ment shown in their beautilul
flowers and fine garden is worthy
of recognition.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Allen have not
only improved their premises by
leveling the ground, clearing out
brush and laying a very fine stone
walk, but they have even put up
a neat appearing slab fence.
The committee also gave honor
able mention to Harriet Cooper
for fine flowers and a well kept
garden. Mrs. Paul Doyle is reported
to have a good garden and has
cucumbers all over her vines.
Acquire The
Saving
Habit
Deposit Regularly
| in a
| BANK OF SEWARD
| SAVINGS ACCOUNT
PAYS 2°o INTEREST
| Compounded Semi-Annually
I BANK of
! SEWARD
Seward. Alaska
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NYMANS HAVE VISITORS
FROM SALT LAKE CITY
Miss Marion Van Pelt and Miss
Delphine Lynch of Salt Lake City
visited with Miss Van Pelt's ne
phew, Van Nyman, in Seward last
week. The two ladies arrived on
the Aleutian to begin a tour of
Alaska. They were very compli
mentary aboyt Seward, especially
in letters received after they had
continued their journey.
The trip had been planned for
them in Salt Lake City and the
ladies remarked that they believe
the tourist agencies are not very
well acquainted with the beauties
and attractions in Seward and the
Kenai Peninsula or they would al
low for a longer stay in these sec
tions instead of hurrying their
guests to Anchorage and the In
terior.
Mrs. Belle Foskitt of Bellingham,
Wash., is visiting with her brother,
Sam Gates, at Hope for an indef
inite period.
Do you know your house number?
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ON DISPLAY
1949 CHEVROLET
Fleetline. 2-Door Sedan
1949 PONTIAC
Streamline1, 4-Door Sedan
PARTS & ACCESSORIES - 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE
for the BETTER USED CARS
our PRICES ore RIGHT
Hamilton’s Garage
Sales and Service
BUICK
CHEVROLET
PONTIAC
GMC
OLDSMOBILE
Coastwise Line
FORTNIGHTLY FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM CALIFORNIA
AND OREGON TO VALDEZ AND SEWARD
Lv. Portland Ar. Seward
SS JOHN CROPPER August 10 August 15
SS JAMES W. CANNON August 28 September 2
District Office - Central Bldg. - Box 592 - Anchorage
Seward Representative - Tom Bie - Main 164 or Box 714
July Clearance Sale
Northern Liquor Store
HAIG & HAIG SCOTCH 5th $6.00
RUM. Ron Rico Pint 1.70
SCOTTISH CREAM SCOTCH 5th 6.00
BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 5th 6.00
SPREY ROYAL SCOTCH 5th 6.00
WHITE HORSE SCOTCH 5th 6-00
KING GEORGE SCOTCH 5th 5.75
BLACK & WHITE Pint 3.20
GOVERNMENT HOUSE RUM 5th 6.00
BACARDI RUM 5th 4.30
HUDSON BAY RUM .5th 8.85
LEMON HART RUM 5th 8.85
KING JAMES' SCOTCH .5th 5-25
MARTIN V.V.O. .5th 6.75
TEACHERS Highland Cream Scotch 5th 6.00
HARVY SCOTCH .5th 5.70
SANDEMAN SCOTCH .5th 5-90
WALDORF ASTORIA SCOTCH 5th 5.90
SLOE GIN .5th 3.55
SLOE GIN .i-80
OLD BLUE SPRINGS .5th 6.40
WHITE LABLE SCOTCH .5th 6.00
I. W. HARPER .5th 7.00
OLt> BUSHMILLS IRISH .5th 7.20
HARWOOD'S .5th 5.25
HARWOOD'S . pint 3-10
KENTUCKY TAVERN .5th 6.55
BELMONT BOURBON . ?.5th 5.05
PHILADELPHIA .5th 3-90
PHILADELPHIA . Pint 2.40
KINSEY . 5th 3.95
OLD THOMPSON .5th 3.75
OLD THOMPSON .Pirrt 2.15
CARSTAIRS ..5*h 3*95
Cj^USTAIRS .Pint 2.65
JOHNNIE WALKER RED SCOTCH ... 5th 6.15
ANCIENT AGE .51h 4-90
U. D. L.5th $4.50
U. D. L.Pint 2-65
MORET BRANDY .5th 4.50
CREAM DE COCA .5th 3-75
HIRAM WALKER DRY MARTINI 5th 4.00
FLEISCHMANN'S .5th 3.40
FLEISCHMANN'S .Piirt 2.75
PEBBLE FORD .5th 6.15
CEDAR BROOK .51h 3.40
THREE FEATHERS .5th 4.20
THREE FEATHERS .Pint 2.85
THREE FEATHERS .Half-Pint 1.50
FOUR ROSES .5th 4-30
FOUR ROSES .Pint 2.70
PAUL JONES . 5th 3.70
PAUL JONES .Pint 2.35
KINGS BLACK LABEL .5th 3.75
KINGS BLACK LABEL .Pint 2.40
MOUNT VERNON RYE .Pint 2.70
WATERFRILL-FRAZER .Pint 2-30
PENN SPRINGS .5th_4.90
CORBY'S .5th 4.90
CORBY'S .Pint 2.45
HUNTER .5th 4.15
GOLDEN WEDDING .5th 4.45
GOLDEN WEDDING .Pint 2.90
LORD CALVERT'S . 5th 4.75
LORD CALVERT'S „...Pint 2.90
CREAM OF KENTUCKY .5th 3.75
CREAM OF KENTUCKY .Pint 2.35
p. M. 5th 3.75
P-M. Pint 2.35
GALLAGHER BURTON .Pint 1.90
IMPERIAL .5th 3.75
IMPERIAL .Pint 2J0
TEQUILA . -5th 3.00
GIN .®th 3.00
EASTERN BEER
>4.uu yex case
PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
—Lee M. Douglas