BISHOP GORDON'S MOTHER
GUEST OF EPISCOPALIANS
Mrs. William G. Gordon, mo
ther of William Gordon, Bishop
of Alaska, visited in Seward
this week.
Mrs. Gordon was sent by Na
tional Headquarters of the Wo
men's Auxiliary of the Episco
pal Church in America to aid
Alaskan auxiliaries in getting
their work organized. Mrs. Gar
don was chosen for this work
entirely on her own merits, the
fact that her son is Bishop of
Alaska being entirely coinci
dental, it is slated. Mrs. Gordon
was accompanied by Mrs. Meiers
of Anchorage, district president
of Women’s Auxiliaries in Al
aska.
Three evening meetings wore
held in St. Peter’s Church a id
Mrs. Gordon’s talks and sugges
tions were both enjoyable and
profitable, Seward worn n re
port.
The visiting ladies were entc r
tained at a luncheon given by
the Auxiliary in Harding’s Cafe
with Mrs. Leland Miller and Mrs.
George Turnbull as hostesses.
They were also honored at
breakfast and lunch by Father
and Mrs. Clapp at the rectory,
and were dinner guests of Mis.
Dan Rose in her home.
Between the years 1837 and
1 !'.45, a smallpox epid mic re
duced the known number of
Alaska natives from 11,022 to
7,224.
Phone
Phone
MAIN
199
WERNER’S ?/Q\
MARKET VV7V
MAIN
199
QUESTION:
DO WE DELIVER?
Answer:
Why, yes, Mcdam! Orders of $5
cr more are delivered ho your
door.
DELIVERIES AT 11 A.M, and 4 P.M,
HEINZ FAMOUS
CUCUMBER PICKLES 2 “ 59c
HAPPY HOME CLING
PEACHES
Big 212 Tins
2 79c
HEINZ DELICIOUS
TOMATO JUICE
46 OZ.
2 89c
Sweet
GREEN PEAS
HAPPY HOME
303's
5 ° 95c
STRAWBERRY
PRESERVES
TEA
GARDEN
20
OZ. JAR
59c
RELIANCE OR STANDBY
PUMPKIN
A Holiday Must ....
3 69c
HILLSDALE
TRY A PINEAPPLE CAKE.
PINEAPPLE SUCm
2,or 69c
A Specie! Holiday Deal
2
Buy— ^ Get 1 Fancy
6-Os. Minute Maid AMr Glass Mixer—
%*# j L
Frozen Orange Juice
Only 15c
HANDY
I
PAPER NAPiUNS
22/8Me 60 Cou“»
Embossed
2for 25c
CHURCH'S
APPLE JUICE
46 CZ.
2 ° 79c
WERNSiVS MEAT DEP'T
8 E ^ ^ {offers vrii your choice of
j skes isi delicious, fully
and | eviscerated Turkeys from
| 6 is 30 lh$.
(3EESF ^ PHONE in your hold
ORDSR TODAY!
HEINZ
FINEST QUALITY
MINCE MEAT
59c
MIRACLE WHIP
79c
PITTED DATES
1 ' < 49c
FANCY JUICE
1
1
LB. BAG
1
WINESAP OR DELICIOUS
Eig Mc-sh Bag
9L” 1.99
You can depend on WERNER’S
MARKET for the very best qualify
in FRUITS and VEGETABLES
• COCONUTS
• POMEGRANATES
• BROCCOLI
• PARSNIPS
• SQUASH
9 MELONS
9 FRESH LIMES
9 PARSLEY
9 AVOCADOS
9 CARROTS
9 CUCUM3ERS
9 CABBAGE
9 CAULIFLOWER
9 CELERY
O CHESTNUTS
9 CRANBERRIES
9 LETTUCE
9 GRAPES
AND MANY OTHERS
Complete Selection
of FRESH FROZEN FOODS
VIALE FAMILY DRIVES
OUTSIDE FOR V/INTER
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin V
wiili thrir throe little girls
Mrs. Viale's parents, Mr.
Mrs. Nils Hagen, left Thur:
morning to drive Outside.
The Vialcs will be in Sc;
until the first of the month, 1
move on south to Eureka, C;
for the rest of the winter.
Mr. Viale is part ownei
the Resur action Bay Comp
local salmon packers.
Cod fishing was once an
portant industry of Ala
greatly exceeding salmon
ing both in quantity and v;
WANTED—
Eagle Feathers
IN GOOD CONDITIO
10c Each
DANNY ROSE
Box 734, Seward
SAY
"WHO SAID IT WAS
MAN'S WORLD? New :
women, too, can wear
world-famous Pendleton ]
per cent virgin woolens, cl
erly designed into stunn:
skirt and jacket combinaiic
and available at Norine's.
"The jackets are in wai
colorful Tartan plaids,
novel "Fly Fisherman" st}
"The skirts are in matchi
Tartan plaids, or in lov
solid shades to accent one
the coiors of your jacket.
"Slacks too, are included
this new array of Pendlel
winter casual wear. Mix '<
or match 'em to your hear
content!"
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orn\e s
PASSENGER SERVICE
from Seward
FREIGHTER SAILINGS
FROM SEATTLE
5S BARANOF
Thursday
Nov. 22
Sitka
Juneau
Ketchikan
Seattle
SS DENA
Thursda'
Nov. 2S
Cordovi
Juneau
Petersbui
Wrangel
Ketch ika
Seattle
SS VICTORIA
November 17
Seward
SS JOHN QUICK
November 20
Valdez, Whittier, Sewar
SS GEORGE FRENTIC
November 24
Kodiak, Seward, Valde
For Information
PHONE MAIN 125
W. W. Sipprell, Gen. At