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Phone ADAMS 121 Reasonable Rates
WHAT BREAD
DO YOU LIKE?
Raisin, Rye, Dutch Crunch,
White, Whole Wheat, Pum
perknickel, French, Cracked
Wheat.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS
OF BREAD
SEWARD BAKERY
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GET YOUR
SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD
FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWSBOY, OR AT
GATEWAY DRUGS
THE ALASKA SHOP
SEWARD DRUG CO.
THE MART VARIETY
O’BRIEN’S FOUNTAIN
SEWARD REHAB. SHOPPING
CENTER
METCALF’S CASH GROCERY
MILE 5£
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TOWN CRIER
Karen Louise Cooper celebrated
her 5th birthday Monday, by en
tertaining 14 little friends. Many
games were played and each guest
received a little prize from the Fish
Pond. Ice cream and cake were
enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Urbach left
this week on the Denail headed for
the ‘Outside’.
Mr. and Mrs. Quackenbush ar
rived in Seward last weekend to
uppear at The Flamingo.
* * * •
The newspaper office is get\‘ing
real businesslike. They even have
a desk and chair now.
Charles Lechner left last week
on the Paranoff headed for Ketch
ikan where he will visit his sis
ter-in-law. He plans to get on the
Denali for the balance of the trip
to Seattle.
• • * •
Agnes Andersen, a former res
ident of Seward was a recent vis
itor here. While in town she
visited with the Osbos.
Hoard of a real low lifer this
week. Mr. Jonason of Mile 20
was in town and said that some
one has been out to his section
of the Territory and has been
doing their target practice on a
U. S. Mailbox. That's not a very
smart thing to do as molesting
the U. S. Mail is a pretty serious
offense and unless a fellow was
planning to take on the whole U. S„
he is biting off more than he
might figure at first shot.
» • * *
The Ray City Motors building
has recently received a new coat
of white and red trim brightening
up the corndr considerably.
* * * •
The Brown and Hawkins paint
job is now about complete with
the fronts of Durant’s Hardware,
Werner’s Market and Brown and
Hawkins stores having received
a fresh coat of cream colored
paint.
• * * •
Have you registered for the
City Election yet? You know you
have to register 1n order to be
able to vote next Tuesday at the
City Election. The registration
aooks are open from 10 a.m. to 3
am. Saturday with an extra period
'rom 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. that same
lay. You don’t have to register
o vote at the Territorial Elections
he following Tuesday, October 12,
>ut be sure you vote.
• * » *
Mrs. Elwyn Swetman left on the
Denali this week headed for Cali
ornia. She plans to return in
he spring around the first of May.
Elect
Ken C. Johnson
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1£YE£RS ALASKA RESIDENT
Integrity in Business ^ Integrity in Government
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PROCLAMATION
NEWSPAPERBOY DAY
Whereas, the freedom of the
press is of great importance to the
well-being and security of the na
tion; and
Whereas, over 57 million newspap
ers are delivered every day by
more than 700,000 carrier boys,
indicating the trust newspapers
place in the boys is not poorly
founded; and
Whereas, the newspaper carriers
in the Territory of Alaska are
faced with unusual problems of
climate and terrain peculiar to this
part of the world:
Now, therefore, I, Frank Heintz
1 email. Governor of the Territory
of Alaska, do hereby proclaim, Sat
urday, October 2, 1954, as News
paperboy Day in the Territory of
Alaska; and
I further cdll upon the citizens
of this vast Territory, upon that
date, to bestow the honors and rec
ognition so richly earned and de
served, by these enterprising young
men throughout the Territory, who
serve you daily throughout the
year, keeping you an alert and
informed citizen.
In witness hereof, I have hereto
set my hand and caused the seal
of the Territory of Alaska to be
affixed.
Done at Juneau, the capital, this
twenty-fifth day of September in
the year of our Lord ninteen hun
dred and fifty-four.
/s/ B. FRANK HEINTZLEMAN
Governor of Alaska
Attest:
/s/ Waino E. Hendrickson
Secretary of Alaska
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for EVERY
BUSINESS NEED
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Regular Style Envelopes
Standard and special size envel
ope* for every need—in many
qualities and colors of paper stock.
Window Envelopes
With solid seal glassine windows
in either standard or special posi
tions to fit your needs.
Catalog, Clasp, and
Banker's Flap
Catalog, Clasp and Banker’s Flap
envelopes for heavy mailings.
Furnished in strong tan Kraft and
in many sizes.
Business Reply and
Statement Envelopes
Special reply and statement en
velopes printed to your order
speed up collections.
Coin and Seed Envelopes
Specially constructed for hard
usage in many stock sizes.
Air-Mail Envelopes
Printed in regular red and blue
border with your return. Five
standard sizes.
Econolope
(Improved Postage Saver)’
For mailing third class advertis
ing matter. Flap seal type with
the special "gum spot”.
Policy Envelopes (Open End)’
Carried in two weights and four:
sizes.
Waterproof Packing List
Envelopes
With or without clasp and foug
metal eyelets.
Drug, Theatre Ticket,
Pay, Florist
and many others.
,Special Envelopes of all Kinds.
SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD
FRESH WEEKLY
JOHNSON’S SALTED NUTS
and ROGER’S FINE CANDIES
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ROBERT L. HASELTINE
Phone MAIN 415 Seward, Alaska
WHAT’S NEW AT
McMULLEN’S
KNITTED DRESSES
BEAUTIFUL FORMALS
COCKTAIL DRESSES
FALL SUITS & COATS
FOR SALE
COOPER LANDING
3 ACRE HOMESITE
of the Late Harold W. Wilson
(Patent Applied for)
Bids will be Accepted by
EINER TRYGSTAD, Executor
Box 702, Seward, Alaska
Until Noon on 15 October, 1954
• RECORD ADS GET RESULTS •
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OUT TO
MOOSE PASS
And Try One of Our
SPECIALTY DINNERS
INFRA-RED RARE BEEF ROAST $2.25
ALASKA FRIED CHICKEN . 2.50
FRENCH FRIED PRAWNS . 3.00
All Dinners complete with desert.
We cater to banquets, wedding parties,
club luncheons
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Butler rigid frame steel construction lets you combine
hay and feed storage, shop, garage, milking parlor—
any work-saving combination you want. Bolted con
struction also makes building expansion or relocation
easy, economical. And with galvanized or aluminum
sheeting, there’s little or no maintenance expense.
Bs sure to get our price
before you build!
Whether you erect your Butler build
ing yourself or have our trained erec
tion crew put it up, you’ll know the
full price before you buy—no guess
ing, no extras! Build better for leas Butter self-feeding shed provideilow
—be sure to see us before you build , coil hay storage and feeding barn under
any farm building. one roof. Also saves feed and work.
Mr. Alex Petrovich
ide Building Main 81
Agent for
ALASKA METAL BUILDINQ8
Fairbanks, Alaska