PAT'S GARAGE
MAKES THE BIGGEST
1
Used Car
SLASH
in the History of Seward I
Stop in and look cst these cars
1946 FORD
2-DOOR SEDAN
Now motor, transmission
and clutch; also good tires.
Radio and heater.
For Quick Sale
$850
1951 PLYMOUTH
4-DOOR SEDAN
Radio and heater.
Two-tone oaint.
I
You have to see this car
to appreciate it.
1949 CHRYSLER
Highlander
4-DOOR SEDAN
Rad’o and heater.
One owner.
This car will go quick!
1949 BUSCK
SEDANETTE
A-l Shape.
Priced to sell!
i
These cars can be purchased with a third
down payment and 12 months on balance.
Anyone interested in one of these cars
may drive it for 24 hours for his own
benefit and satisfaction that they are
the BEST BUYS IN TOWN.
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3rd Ave. and D Slreet
Phone Black 155
TRASH SCHEDULE
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
Anchorage - Seward
Tuesday - Thursday - Friday
Depart Seward for Anchorage
Arrive Anchorage
Depart Anchorage for Seward
Arrive Seward
7:30 a.m.
12 Noon
3:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Anchorage - Fairbanks
The passenger train AuRoRa leaves Anchorage for
Fairbanks daily excepi Thursday at 8:30 a.m. The
southbound schedule from Fairbanks to Anchorage
is the same.
Ride the care end dependable way—
THE ALASKA RAILROAD
TOR INFORMATION CALL MAIN 153
Reporter's Notebook
This is the time of year when
the young people begin leaving
for Outside schools.
First to come to our attention
besides (Jail Jacobs, is Joan Mil
roy. Joan was editor of the high
school paper, “Seward’s Folly,”
last year. She was an honor stu
dent and a champion bowler in
the Women’s Bowling League.
Gail was editor of the school
yearbook, “The Marathon,” and
also a champion bowler. Between
them, the two gills took all the
highest honors for scoring last
year. Joan will attend Colorado
Women’s College. Gail expects
to leave next Wednesday for
Honolulu where she will attend
the University of Hawaii.
Bob and Bill Erwin, sons of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Erwin, will
leave soon for Denver, Colorado,
where they will attend the
School of Mines. Both these
young men have been active in.
Seward high school activities
and were well known figures on
the roster of SIIS’s recent win
ning basketball squads, Bill as
a star player in 1951 and Bob as
team manager.
Ronald Lewis, Pedro Denton
and Terry Cobban will all be
making the outward trek in a
few days. There must be several
more, but they have not been re
ported to date.
How many people noticed the
tremor at 8:38 in the morning
last Tuesday? It rattled around
for a few seconds, but was not
strong enough to caused any
da mage.
Tv/o Phones To Serve You ai
NORTHERN CAB
Main 54 or Main 55
The prices listed below are cur prices as -of now—
CASH OASIS ONLY. Everything listed below carries a
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
The Best in Roofing and Snsuiation—These Prices Less 10 Fct.
Johns Manville
6.00 45-Lb.
5.00 > 15-Lb. Tar Fell
4.50 30-Lb. Tar Felt
Green or Red
90-Lb.
65-Lb.
55-Lb.
THICK BUTT SHINGLES
HEXAGON SHINGLES
ALUMINUM ROOFING — 0.24 V-CRIMP
6-Ft. 2.70 10-Fi.
8-Fl. 3.60 12-Fl.
4.00
4.00
5.25
Windows—These Prices Less 10 Pet.
12xl4x9-LIGHT
7.50
lOx 12xS-LIGHT
Paint—These Prices Less 10 Pet.
FULLER GLOSS ENAMEL. First Quality
GENERAL PAINT, AROLITE
SEMI-GLOSS
HEAVY NOTE FLAT OIL
UNDERCOATS
10xl2x9-LIGHT
4.50
Gal. 7.50
Gal. 7.50
Gal. 5.50
Gal. 4.80
Gal. 5.50
14.CO Square
12.00 Square
4.50
5.40
6.00
MASONITE, Tempered Ft. 14c SIMPSON BOARD, 1 2-inch
EXTERIOR SHEATING, 25 32 Ft. 13c
11
Plywood—Ttiese Prices Less 10 Pet.
Ft. 18c 3-4 in.
Ft. 23c 5-1S in. Shoaling
Ft. 30c 1-2 in. Shoaling
Ft. 35c 5-8 in. Shoaling
1-4 in. Mahogany Fly Ft. 30c
ROCK WOOL BLANKET, Semi Thick
FIBREGLASS
REFLECTITE KIMSUL VAPORSEAL
11 2-in. thickness.
Fi. 40c
Ft. 14c
Ft. 22c
Ft. 25c
KETCHIKAN SPFlUCE
Clear, Kiln Dried.
SLASHED GRAIN FIR
Ciear, ^;ln Dried.
VERTICAL GRAIN FIR
Clear, K;in Dried.
CEILING TILE
1 Sx 16 ar.d 16x32.
20c BF
35c BF
40c BF
Ft. 1-lc
BRICK SIDING
STUCCO WIRE, 11/2x17 Ga.
METAL LATH
SKEETROCK, 3 3x4x8
SHEETROCK. 1 2x4x3
VALSPAR VARNISH
Quart 2.50 Pint
DISCOUNT APPLIES TO UNFINISHED FURNSTiiRi
AND APPLIANCES
PAULSTElMi
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
301 Railroad
Seward, Alaska