CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Real Estate For Sale
2-bbdroom house. Good garden
spot. Nice view. $4500.
Restaurant doing good business.
Unfinished house at Mite 7. Will
make a lovely home.
•4.09 Acres Patented- Land with
two houses, right on highway.
Several .business opportunities.
Several good lots.
JOHN P. SMITH
Real Estate & Insurance
Phone Main 283 - 4th & Adams
REAL ESTATE
TWO-ROOM FURNISHED cabin
at Lower Summit Lake. Cash
or terms. Phone Main 1158.
29tfc
FOR SALE, MISC.
1500 B.F. No. 1 V.G. Oak floor
ing, new. Also appr. 350-gal.
boiler plate fuel tank, used.
New 350,000 BTU steam boil
er, complete, less burner, new.
Call Lincoln 105. 29-31c
NEW WESTINGHOUSE clothes
drier. $200. See at Record
office or call Main 196.
28tfc
UNUSED set Encyclopedia Brit
tanica. Call Main 168. 26tf
AN UNCALLED FOR special or
der of: Four heavy duty rear
shock absorbers for 1951 Ply
mouth sedan, Stateside price
$12.50 ea. Will sell for $10.50
each to clear our inventory.
Harold's Automotive.
30-31C
Model 7 Mall Chain Saw, two
man, excellent condition, $300.
Portable radio, 110 volt or bat
teries. With batteries, $30.
Radio, floor model, $15.
Kenmore Apt. Size Washer.
Good condition, $20.
Panelyte drop-leaf table, new,
chrome legs, $50.
Bendix Economat, used one
month, $225.
SEWARD SEAPORT RECORD
336 Fourth Avenue
AVON COSMETICS. B Kearns.
Phone Jefferson 486. tfc
FOR SALE — VEHICLES
1947 DODGE Power Wagon with
winch. Low mileage. Call
Main 2. 24tfc
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR LEASE: GARAGE for re
pair man with wrecker. Gas
pump and oil business. Hen
ton's Lodge.
_30-32c
WANTED — TO BUY
RELICS OF ALL KIND, guns. etc.
Harold Davisson, Seward, NEBR.
FOR RENT
j--^r*- -*-•-s *
NICE ROOM for gentleman. Call
at 617 Third Avenue evenings.
27tfe
NOTICE
AS OF THIS DATE. January 16,
1953, I will not be resopnsible
for any obligations other than
contracted for by myself.
s Andrew Semanisin
29-31 p
MILK delivered to your doorstep.
Phone Garfield 50. Seward Dairy.
FOR SALE FOR SALE
9CU. FT. COLDSPOT
REFRIGERATOR
with 50-lb. Freezer Chest
Excellent Condition
S200
Garrison. 337 Seventh Ave.
Telephone Adams 179
FOR SALE FOR SALE
B-Flat Tenor Saxophone
$175
with case, extra mouthpiece,
lyre, and instruction book.
Worth $225.
Phone Main 168
Let Us Pick Up Your Children
for School
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
— FOR RENT —
WORKING TOOLS
and
EQUIPMENT
Motor Driven Hand Sander,
Disc Sanders, Edgcrs, Wire
Brush, Super Saw: also Paint
Brush Rental Service.
Your Glidden Dealer
LESKO BROS.
205 Second Ave.
Call—
ANDY'S
Oil Delivery
& Stove Oil
O Furnace Oil
AS YOU WANT IT—
WHEN YOU WANT IT.
Madison 143
LISTINGS WANTED
ON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, FARMS AND HOMES
We are publishing a Catalog of Alaska Listings that
will be nationally circulated. A listing will not cost you one
cent until your property is sold, then just the regular
commission.
Write or see us when in Anchorage.
We expect to open an office in Seward. Is there
■ a man and wife who would like to operate it?
O. R. SKAGGS REALTY
429 Barrow Street Anchorage, Alaska
ATTENTION SHOOTERS!
NEW BUSHNEIL RIFLE SCOPE IN STOCK
The finest Scope for the price ever made.
2>/2X $40.00 — 4x $50.00 — 6x $60.00
Never before has such a fine glass been offered
at this price. Send for free circular.
JOHNSON'S KENAI RIFLES
COOPER LANDING. ALASKA
Bowling News . . .
MEN'S HANDICAP LEAGUE
Won Lost
1st Nat'l Ramblers 6 2
Dreamland Bowl- 6 2
Elk's Club 6 2
Seward Trading 5 3
Gil’s Lounge 3 5
Seward Hardware 3 5
Seaport Record 2 6
Sanatorium Five 1 7
WEEKS HIGH SCORES
Individual High 10
Jim Van Pelt 211
Gene Thorn 204
Van Guilder, Sr. 198
Individual High 30
Jim Van Pelt 550
Louis Dick 549
Marty Kowalski 536
Team High 10
Seaport Record 975
Dreamland Bowl 943
Gil's Lounge 939
Team High 30
Gil’s Lounge 2748
Dreamland Bowl 2734
1st Nat’l Ramblers 2664
League Leaders
Bob Hendricks 180
Marty Kowalski 173
Jim Van Pelt 171
Gene Thorn 170
Louis Dick 170
Jacque Roth 167
Dick Kirkpatrick 165
Tony Murkowski 165
Dale Greene 165
Stan Niegemann 165
Accurate Wake-Up Service
Main 54 or Main 55
Nazarene Church
Reports Increase
Substantial gains in every
phase of international work of
the Church of the Nazarene were
reflected in year-end statistics
released by Dr. S. T. Ludwig,
general secretary of the denom
ination, which maintains its
headquarters in Kansas City,
Missouri.
Setting the pace of progress
was the amount given by mem
bers for all purposes—nearly
Seward Cancer Fund
Still Growing
Mrs. J. B. Diesher, chairman
of the Seward committee, Alas
ka Cancer Society, announced
this week that the Seward Can
cer fund is still receiving con
tributions and that money will
still be received until the end
of June.
The drive, sponsored by the
Seward Woman’s Club in No
vember, 1952, received splendid
response from the public. “Mrs.
Koberta Thornton, president of
the club, and the club members
are to be greatly commended for
their most successful effort,”
Mrs. Diesher stated. The club
collected approximately $635
during the month. Since that
time, another $100 has been re
ceived.
Since the 1952 campaign was'
closed in Alaska before the Sew
ard unit began its drive (owing
to the economic condition here
because of the maritime strike)
the city's contribution will be
included in the 1953 report, and
there will not be another Can
cer drive here until 1954.
Several local cancer patients
have already -received aid and
treatment during the past year,
Mrs. Mildred Hermann, chair
-man of the Alaska Cancer So
ciety. stated recently. Personal
and individual assistance is now
available for Alaska patients,
which was not possible during
first years of operation by the
Society.
$30 million, or $11.7.97 per cap*
ita. This is'$0.00 'friore than the
per capita donations of the prej
vious year.
During 1952 membership
climbed to 250,000, a gain of
3.3 per cent. The report also
lists 3,888 established churches
in the United States, Canada,
Alaska and the British Isles,
151 of these being organized
during the year.
The Sunday-school organiza
tion showed even larger gains,
reporting 521,030 enrolled. This
is an increase of 4.3 per cent
over last year and more than
twice as many as listed for
church membership.
The church now has 262 mis
sionaries and 950 native work
ers on 25 foreign fields. Fifty
two of these missionaries were
commissioned this past year, the
largest number to be appointed
in a single year.
Let your children ride to
school in a warm Northern Cab.
Phone Main 54 or Main 55
Telephone Polk 166
McRae Concrete
Products
P.O. Box 621
SEWARD, ALASKA
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