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FOR SALE, REAL ESTATE
BALMAT REALTY
Two rooms and bath, for rent, $35.
A thriving business. Fine in
come. Complete equipment goes.
Only $5500. Consider terms.
A lovely bungalow. Two bed
rooms, 3 lots, new roof. Cinder
block foundation.
Modern cottage, 500 block on
3rd Ave. Will consider offer.
DUPLEX. Here is an opportunity
for sound investment. Both sides
rented. Income $100, tenants pay
all bills. Has nice ranges and
good furnace. Only $3500. Terms.
WATCH SEWARD GROW!
BALMAT REALTY
Mary Ann B. Brown
338 4th Ave.
GLENN SAYS he has a nice com-1
fortable furnished house for sale
—on terms. Also a 1949 Ford Sta- i
tion Wagon and miscellaneous ]
items. Glenn's Second Hand Store
33tfc
FOR RENT
ROOM TO LET to single man. Ref
erences. Call evenings. 617 Third
Avenue. 36tfc
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
FOR BETTER USED CARS and
trucks, call Hamilton’s Garage,
Madison 66. 32tfc
1950 PONTIAC Club Coupe. Com
pletely equipped, extra tires and
tubes. Madison 59 evenings.
33tfc
FOR SALE, MISC.
MILK delivered to your doorstep.
Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
• lOOtfc
GLENN SAYS he has an Under
wood typewriter, B-flat saxo
phone, 8-ft. Frigidaire, good cash
register, 2 washing machines,
radios, oil heaters, and miscel
laneous items. 37tfc
BABEE-TENDA. Call Adams 137.
37tfc
FOR SALE. MARINE SUPPLIES
MS SORTLAND—36-ft. seiner and
seine, with new motor, complete
ly rebuilt 1948. Drafted must sell.
Will sell on terms. Earl Moore,
Box 697, Seward; or inquire
Glenn’s Second Hand Store.
27tfc
Give lo the Memorial Pool Fund
WANTED
SMALL HUSKY PUP, male pre
ferred. Call Suzanne Hayward,
Black 4. 37-8-9p
TO RENT: Two-room apartment.
Box 13, Seward. 37-8p
NOTICE
WISH TO CONTACT member of
Alcoholics Anonymous, or any
one interested in forming a group.
Box 252, Seward. 33-41c
FOUND
BOYS’ RED JACKET, black trim.
Inquire 901 3rd Ave. 37-39c
BETA SIGMA PHI SETS UP
WINTER PROGRAM
Iota Chapter of Eeta Sigma
Phi has begun its winter busi
ness and cultural program with
a series of luncheons, meetings
and parties. Monthly luncheons
are given at the Chop Suey
House on the third Saturday of
each month.
Meetings have been held at
the homes of Mrs. Frank Lewis
and Mrs. A1 Noyes with assist
ing hostesses. Mrs. Charles Cole
and Mrs. Dick Beissncr. The next
meeting will be held at Mrs.
Jack Werner's on Nov. 21 with
Mrs. Russell Painter as assistant
hostess.
International Night was cele
brated by a potluck dinner of
foreign dishes, at the home of
Mrs. Ray James. Miss Jane
McMullen showed color slides
of her European summer travels,
which were enjoyed by the
group. All the sorority members
attended costumed in the dress
of different nations. Thelma
Bagoy won the prize for her
Egyptian costume.
Plans were made at the last
meeting for a public card party
to be held sometime this mouth.
Grandma, who in her day
stepped out occasionally, fit as
a fiddle, now has a grand
daughter who comes home tight
as a drum.
FRIED CHICKEN
DINNERS
One-Half Chicken
$2.50 per plate
EVERY SUNDAY - 2 to 6 p.m.
Moose Pass Inn
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MORE ABOUT . . .
Sewardites
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His wife, Mary Ann Brown, of
the Belmat Realty, has been here
for several months.
Mr. and Mi's. James Aylen
will move here with their three
children the first of the year.
Mrs. Aylen is conducting the
Polio Institute here this week,
but they had planned to make
Seward their home some time
ago. They have taken the Lyle
Douglas home at Mile 3. One
child will attend the Seward
school. The other two children
are twins, four years old.
The dollar being worth so lit.
tie these days it’s a wonder the
counterfeiters don’t strike for
a higher priced dollar.
PASSENGER SERVICE
IS BACK AGAIN WITH
NEW LOW WINTER
ffiwnd-Trip Tates
REDUCED RATES ON ALL ROUND-TRIP FARES
BOTH INTER-PORT IN ALASKA AND OUTSIDE
ECONOMY — Aboard The Alaska Line your fare
includes all meals, first class berth and liberal
baggage allowance. You can take your car
along for surprisingly little. And low winter
round-nip fares mean an extra 20% saving!
COMFORT ~ Delicious meals coupled with atten
tive personal service and pleasant restful state
rooms make your trip a memorable one. Your
trip on The Alaska Line is an extra vacation
while you travel.
DEPENDABILITY — Every modern navigation aid
— including famous radar — plus veteran offi
cers and experienced crews assure you safe and
dependable service.
SEE YOUR ALASKA LINE AGENT TODAY
for full information
low Winter round-trip rates return limit
120 days, but not later than May 15, 1951
Seward-Seattle
ROUND TRIP
FIRST $
£ 5as low as
158.40
(Plus Federal Tax)