LARGE NUMBER OF CLEVER
LINES CONTRIBUTED FOR
SELECTION, COMMITTEE
“Seward—Port of Alaska. Center
of Beauty, Big Game and Bounte
ous Resources”, was the slogan se
lected by the executive committee
of the Seward Chamber of Com
merce from the several most appro
priate suggestions among some 50
slogans offered The logan will ap
pear in al! advertising and printed
rentier issued by the Chamber.
The selection was made difficult
owing to the appropriateness of a
number of others considered by the
committee. Receiving the next
highest number of votes was:
’Seward—Where Alaska’s Horn of
STILL TIME TO MAKE
YOUR PORTRAIT
or Kodak film into a beautiful
Christmas Card. A full line of
standard greeting cards on dis
play. Sehallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Pure Bred Stock
Produces all of
Seward Dairy i
Milk
That rich, creamy taste a* ,
ms* *8 due to *he fact that ,
icthioo out pure bsed. tested i
'OWfc oroduce it under khe i
most deal conditions of feed !
nu *nrt -sanitation.
Seward j
Dairy j
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Plenty Empties into the World of
Commerce’”. The others receiving
votes were: “Alaska’s City of Pros
perity* Present and Future” and,
“Seward—The Hub of Alaska.”
It is interesting to peruse the fol
lowing list of slogans offered, any :
of which might rightfully be attri- j
buted to the city:
“8 • >rd—Gateway to Alaska,
America’s Last Frontier.”
“Seward—Gateway to the Golden
Heart of Ala ka”.
“Sm>->rd—Alaska’s Pivotal City.”
“Seward—The Hub of Alaska.” j
“Srwgrd—Scenic and Commerlcal
Center of Southwestern Alaska.”
“S* ward—Supply center for In
terior <nd Western Alaska.”
C'»mributed by students In the
Seward high school, were:
Senior class—
“Sf ward—The Outlet of tthe In
terior”.
“St w ard—The Nerve Center of
Alaska.”
“S--w >rd—The Beginning and
End ot the Inland Trail.”
“S f* rd—The Nugget of* Alaska,”
“S w rd—A Jewel in a Perfect
Sett in a and the Future Metropolis
of Alaska*”
“S •••■rd—A City in the Midst of
Pro? re s.”
“8 " I'd -The Sourdough’s Home.
“Sew 'rd The Alaskan City You
Live I ’ Reach by Rail and Water,
or Fly Over.”
“8* ward -Seaport, airport and
Rail Terminus.”
“Sea ;ird—Alaskan Pivotal City
for ad Points of the Compass.”
••,«.'>"w.rd—Logical Center of Alas
ka.”
Junior Class—
“S V, ird--The Gateway to the
I Sunset.”
.Corn-try of Golden Sunrise and
“Seward- Where Mountains re
flect in the Bay.”
“S'".' rd—^he Entrance to the
land Where Reindeer and the
Cariboo Exist in Massive Packs.”
“Sow .rd—Where Elements of
t and and Sea Unite to Create Pub
licity,”
“S' w rd—The Cty of Glowing
Sunset s”.
“Sew. -rd—Where Marathon Rac
ers Meet Yearly.”
“8> -rd—The Coast Terminal
for So : mbcat and Train.”
S phompre Class—
“Sow ird—Gateway to the Brown
(Bear’s Grazing Grounds”.
“Sew .rd- -Center of Chugach
Fore-1 Reserve”.
“S ward—Gateway to Prosperous
MOST DESIRABLE FOR XMAS
Our Greeting Cards made from
your *»wn Kodak film, or portrait.
Samph-s and prices cheerfully
Sehallcr’s Alaska Shop.
Show n
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..promptly dona.
Cleaning
and
Pressing
WHEN YOU CALL
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A call brings our
driver to your door
f o r your clothes.
A lew days k ter he
re Huns them, sweet
?»nd clean.
A MONTHLY RATE OF
$5 iS NOW IN EFFECT
FOR PRESSING ONE
S’ IT EACH WEEK.
Sails cleaned and pressed
while you wait; or, we
call for and deliver.
SEWARD
' STEAM
LAUNDRY
Kawabe, Prop.
Ha i <•*,
NEW YORK, Dec., 16, (/P)—R.
Stanley Dollar, vice-president of j
the Dollar Steamship Co., and son
of the founder of the line, Capt. j
Robert Dollar, has had to pay $11,
489.26 in forfeiture value and pen
alties, to the United States Customs i
Service.
The penalties were imposed for j
the presence of undeclared wearing
apparel in his baggage, when he!
and his wife arrived from a trip
around the world. Mr. Dollar said |
the clothing had been purchased
on the trip, but had been worn.
wm com FLIERS
OAKLAND, Dec., 16, (TP)—Sunrise
in the evening—sometimes three of
them—is one of the strange sights
seen from the air on the trans-con
tinental route over the desert and
mountain ranges.
Flying westward about sunset
time the planes cover a course over
three mountain ranges in a few
hours. The approaching hills cut
off the sun three times and on the
ether hand reveal Old Sol three
I times. Alt ho the sun is really set
ting. the effect U that of a sunrise.
and Industrious Alaska.”
“Seward—Future Air Base to the
; Orient and the Pacific Coast.”
“Seward—Gateway to the ‘Gold
;en Heart’ of A'la ka.”
“Seward---Where Alaskan Berries
Blend with Silver Fizz and How?”
Freshmen English Class— .j
“Seward—Alaska’s Golden Gate”.
“Seward—Gateway to the Land
;of Snow-tipped Sky-scrappers.
“Seward Leads, Others Follow”.
“Seward, Alaska—The Gateway
to Beauty and Success.”
“Seward—The Center of Happi
ne s and Prosperity.”
“Seward—Propeller Shaft to Al
I aska.”
j “Seward—Gateway to the Land
Where Beauty and Riches Hold
Sway.”
PLEADS GUILTY
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., Dec.,
16, (IP)—Pleading guilty to a statu
tory offense against his 13-year-old
|niece, M. J. Benson a 53-year-old
Santa Margarita rancher, waived
!the time for entering a plea in the
Superior court here and thru his
{attorney made a motion for proba
tion. Benson is being held in the
county jail on $5,000 bond.
EASTMAN KODAK SUPPLIES,
| DEVELOPING, PRINTING, EN
| LARDEMENTS, HAND COLORED
! ALASKA VIEWS, at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop,
$30.00 value free with every $100
purchase in the clothing depart
ment. Magnonphone, four records
land case. BROWN & HAWKINS
CORPORATION. j
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centers, Rooms $3 up—all ball*.
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