ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHAPEL
HOLDING CONTEST
The Assembly of God Chapel
Sunday School |s conducting a
merit system contest for all mem
bers of the Sunday school.
Merits are earned by being pre
sent, bringing in new members,
scripture memory and carrying a
Bible. Two very nice prizes are
to be awarded to the two people
who gain the most points.
The contest will last until Dec.
19, and prizes will be awarded at
the Christmas program to be held
sometime the week before Dec. 25.
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\ Your Gifts
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No charge for engraving
on merchandise
purchased at
J. Vic Brown
& Sons
ARCADE Bldg.
Tel. Adams 74
THE MART
VARIETY
General Merchandise
Houseware — F ootwear
Firestone
Tires — Batteries — Paint
Try Our . . .
ORANGEADE
Sold at . . .
YOUR GROCER’S
9Cc Per
LdO Quart
Plus Bottle Deposit
Seioard £Dairy
FOR SALE
The House and three lots of the
late ALFRED E. BRYANT, across
from the Federal Building, Seward,
will be sold to the best bidder. This
excellent dwelling is completely
furnished, and will be open for in
spection on Wednesdays between
the hours of 3 and 5 p.m. or by
special appointment.
Sealed bids will be received by
the undersigned Executor of the
Estate, until the 15th day of No
vember, 1948, reserving the right
to reject any or alL
CARL p. ORLANDER
Seward, Alaska
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Bowling News
HARDWAREMEN TANGLE
WITH SHAMROCKS FOR
BOWLING CROWN
With the short bowling season
rolling into its final week, only
two contenders remain for
top honors. They meet next Wed.
November 10, for the first time,
and it will be the final match for
both teams.
The Shamrocks are generally
rated the better team, but the
Hardwaremen hold a mighty ad
vantage in their record of 16 won
to two lost as against 14 and 4
for the Shamrocks. This means
that the' Shamrocks must win all
three games in order to win the
season's championship.
The second half of the season
will begin Monday, November 15,
with 12 teams entered.
This Week's Whitewashes
Woodbutchers 3, Lady Elks 0.
Lumberjacks 3, Lions 0.
Shamrocks 3. Army 0.
Hardwaremen 3, Elks 0.
Next Week's Schedule
Monday—Woodbutchers vs.
Lions.
I Tuesday—Lumberjacks vs. Lady
i Elks.
Wednesday—Hardwaremen vs.
Shamrocks (championship
i game).
, Thursday—Army vs. Elks. »
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kesselring
yesterday announced the birth of
a daughter. Sarah Jane, 6 pounds
i and 14 ounces, at 1:30 a.m. Friday,
October 5, at the Seward General
j Hospital, where both mother and
: daughter are reported doing very
nicely.
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BAZAAR AT HEW
LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will
hold their first social function at
the new Lutheran Church, Satur
day, November 6, when their Fall
Bazaar will take place between the
hours of 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. One of
the prizes will be a fine quilt, and
there will be booths for sales of
goods and refreshments, with cof
fee and cookies served free of
charge.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
HAS NEW CHOIR
The new choir of the Episcopal
Church will offer a type of music
new to their Seward congregation
j Sunday morning at the 11 a m.
services, when a portion of the
service will be chanted. There will
also be a program of hymns.
On the following Sunday it is
proposed that the whole of the
service be chanted, with Mrs. R.
M. Wagner at the organ. Direction
of the choir is shared by Mr. Harry
Mann and Mrs. Dhn Rose.
EPISCOPAL GUILD PARTY
HUGE SUCCESS
The Episcopal Guild luncheon
and card | arty ,"st Saturday at
the churcl was a ho"e success;
so successful that another like
party is planned for next month.
Mrs. R. M. Wagner won high at
bridge; Mrs. Paul Wangley at
pinochle, and Mrs. Chas. Adkins
won the door prize. Low bridge
went to Mrs. Arvid Keidser arfd
low pinochle to Mrs. Leo Douglas.
Teacher—‘‘When do the leaves
begin to turn?''
Dick—“The night before exams.”
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Classified Advertisements
Because the cost of Classified Advertisihr is so small—15c per line for the first'
insertion—the Seward Scafort Record is going on a cash basis for future advertise
ments for customers who have no established accounts for display advertising or
job printing.
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
OR RENT: In Hope. New house, four
room equiv. Completely wired, oil fur
nace, next door to school. Sec Hal
Thornton or Mr. Brenner. 28tfc
FOR SALE, VEHICLES
NEW Oldsmohilc ear radio. Call Monroe
152 26tfc
lh4f> W11.1.VS Jeep, 15,0(10 miles total:
i new throughout. Price $1250. Terms,
I 11 tit 25. N ets Mousing. 21tfc
SPECIAL SERVICES
PAINTING and P \ PERM ANGTXG. J V,
('ol>le. Phone Garfield 5. 82tfc
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FOUND
|H)\\X filled jacket. November 4, near
\ 11?«• 1 .v Ow’ner identify coat ami pay
for this ad at Seaport Record office
in Seward. 36tfc
< WIKRA Six t * M/e. Owner may
ln\* camera b> entifying and paying
for *his ad Impure Sczvard Seaport Re
cord 32tfc
LOST
PAIR dark brown trousers ami light
green sport shirt. Ret ween Seward and
Sanatorium. Call Sczvard Seaport Re
cord Office. 36 7p
FOR SALE, MISC,
BABY crili. 6-year-old size; good condi
tion, with mattress. Call Adams. 45
36-37p
BABY BUGCY in good shape; Rood buy
at $10.00. Play pen $3.00. Call Madison
4S. 35-36p
I'l K I Y house logs. 50 to 60 feet long.
Call Madison 155. 36-7-8c
IRONING BOARD, $7.00; crutches, $3.50;
eider dmvn lined coat and hood, rain
proof. size 30, $45.00: men’s hats, large,
cleaned and blocked, $1.00 each. Inquire
Seward Seaport Record, phone Main
168. 26tf
Down Killed Coats S3.? 50
Down Killed Caps. 5.25
ki shoes, pants, parkas, mitts, sticks,
wax: pair of crutches included with
orders for 5 pairs of skiis.
ANDREW’S
SURPLUS STORE
35tfc
FOR RENT
APT. for couple. Polk 3. 36p
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. Clean, bright,
warm. Ocean View Rooms. Main 185.
31tfc
NKW ,’rooin apartment with Hath and
clothes closet. Call lleinic’s Liquor Store.
34tfc
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^ NOW! F.T.D. — Telegraph Delivery Service
Flowers bv
SE WAR'D FLOWER SHOP
Day Phono—Adams 89
Night Phone—-Madison 167
Statement of
FUTURE POLICY
THE TREND today all over the United States leans to
cash operations in most all types of Retail Grocery and
Meat Business.
OUR PLANS for the future welfare of our customers
and ourselves cell for new, streamlined operations in
our store and new, lower prices for all. We plan to
start cash operation in both our departments NOT
before January 1, 1949.
THIS POLICY will he in effect ONLY if the shipping
situation is normal and work is going on as usual. There
should be no misunderstanding of this situation.
ADEQUATE provisions will be made for our customers
who now have charge accounts and are unable to settle
them at that time.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL
MAIN 199
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