SHRINE PARTY
The Seward Shrine Clad will give
a card party and dance to members
of Masonic Lodge and their ladies,
ladies of the Eastern Star and their
gentlemen; also, the Shriners in
vited gusets. Cards promptly at £
p. m. Tuesday, December 10. Admis
sion 50 cents each. Shriners wear
fezes.
SAVE WITH SAFETY
GIFTS THAT
MAKE WRITING
A PLEASURE
In the home, school or office
one of these FOUNTAIN PEN
DESK SETS will find a ready
welcome. It combines style
with usefulness—two of the
essentials for any gift. You
may examine this set at our
completely stocked stationery
counter.
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ELWYN SWETMANN
The 'jtpxcM, Store
Daughter Of Otto
Kraft, Weds Al Bogen
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Friday night, two weeks ago, at
the Lutheran church in Seattle, Al
Borgen and Margaret Kraft, em
barked upon the good “Ship of
Matrimony” bound upon a voyage
,that will not be completed until
death overtakes them.
Mrs. Borgen is the eldest daugh
ter of Otto Kraft, senior member
of the Kodiak firm of Otto Kraft &
Son which, for many years has
piospered in the general merchan
dise business at Kodiak. She is
good looking and the very soul of
good nature and has always taken
an active part in the social life of
Kodiak besides doing and giving
much toward charity.
Mr. Borgen is a prosperous fish
erman in the waters of the North
west Pacific. The couple have rent
ed apartments here in Seattle for
the winter and will locate some
where on the coast, probably at
Kodiak, in the spring where they
will establish a permanent home.
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R. H. Stock, in charge of the
Wright Construction bridge work
at Schooner Bend, arrived in the
city yesterday from the lake. It is
said that the new bridge may be
completed within a few weeks.
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SUCCESSFUL EXAMS
P. O. Harshrnan of the Naval
Radio Station at Kodiak, arrived on
the S. S. Yukon last night from
Cordova where he successfully
jcomplete examinations for Chief
Yoeman. He will depart on the S. S.
Star tonight for Kodiak. “Congrat
ulations, old boy!”
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NEW and rebuilt pianos tor sale
and rent. Anderson Music Shoppe
Juneau.
VAN GILDER HOTEL
Hot and Cold Water in Every Room
Steam Heat
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$1.00 and $1.95
Both have new pointed
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FOR YOUR APPROVAL THIS SEASON.
PERMIT US TO SUGGEST
MANHATTAN SHIRTS - FAWNES GLOVES
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Fur, Silk and Wool Lined
tv and PENDLETON LOUNGING
ROBES - CHENEY NECKWEAR - SWEAT
ERS “ ALL Kims 0F POCKET BOOKS AND
NOVELTY BRIDGE SETS
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN, FANCY
and initial HANDKERCHIEFS - HOUSE
SLIPPERS - TRUNKS - BAGS
FITTED CASES
DON’T DELAY, DO IT TODAY!
We will prepare your parcels for shipment free of charge
Clothing Department
Phone Madison 80
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Brown & Hawkins Corp.
REWARD
QUALITY FIRST
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Mrs. Overby entertained Mrs.
Lei no. Mrs. Hack wood and Mrs.
Stoltman at bridge on Tuesday
evening. High score being won by
Mrs. Hackwood.
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! Mrs. Stoltman entertained Mrs.
Hackwood, Mrs. Leino, Mrs. Walk*
osky and Mrs. Overby Thursday
j evening. High score was won by
Mrs. Hackwood.
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Dr. Walkosky had a stag bridge
party Thursday evening. Those
;present were: Mr. Stoltman, Mr.
Overby, Mr. Bank, Mr. Gullufsen,
| Mr. Leino, Mr. Hackwood and Mr.
I Bidleman.
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Mrs. Hackwood, who has been ill
for the past week, is much improv
ed and able to be out again.
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R. T. McCullock, former resident
of Seward, returned from the
south yesterday.
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1 Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Larson,
prominent residents of Anchorage,
were among the many Alaskans!
going south today on the Steamer j
Yukon.
FREE—Magnonphone, four re
I cords and case with $100.00 pur
chase, clothing department Brown
& Hawkins Corp.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Sunday Service
Church service at 11 a. ni.
Sunday school at 12:15
The subject for the morning
service will be; “God’s Call and
God’s Choice.’’
All are cordially invited.
W. R. Macpherson.
FULL VALUE RECEIVED
Practically all furs, ivory carv
ing harvested or made by the
Eskimos the far North, are taken
to trade marts and sold by. the
Bureau of Education who, in
| turn, remits to the owner the full
value received. In this manner
the Eskimo receives the entire
amount for his handwork.
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
GCNS AND AMMUNITION
Camp Stoves
Tents
Tarps
Canvas
Furniture
Bed*
Spriners
Mattresses
Linoleum
Ri:„_ '
Floor L»**ips
Gasoline
China Ware
Roofing
Brushes
Paints
Oils
Varnish
Lacquer
Calsomlne
Roof Paint
Leak Tight
Cotton Rope
Wire Netting
■Anchors
Wire Screen
Magnetos
Coils
Batteries
Traps
Pipe
Valves
Fittings
Asbestos
Gas Lamps
Electric Lamps
Crockery
Glass Ware
Window Glass
Window Shades
Building Paper
Chain • j
Ship Chandelry
Wire Rope
TINNING and PLUMBING
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Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
Madison S7 Seward Alaska
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