PUBLICATION REVIVED
The Alaska Churchman, pub
lished quarterly at the Red Drag
on, Cordova, in the interests of
the ehurche’s work in the
Territory, has been revived after
two years and a copy of the first
issue, the October number, has
been brought into the Gateway
office for perusal. The table of
contents is excellent with many
interesting items and reproduct
ions. Rev. Michael J. Kippenbrock
is the editor-in-chief.
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SWEETEN
SWEETEST
DAY WITH
ARTSTYLE
Sweetest Day is Saturday,
October 12. Celebrate it the
sweetest way with Artstyle
Red Box Chocolates. Con
tains nuts, nougatines, cara
mels, creams—all coated
with rich, crispy chocolate.
Sold only at Rexall Stores.
ELWYN SWETMANN
The Store
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CiETY
1-U6K1S
(By Mrs. J.
C. Green i
<Edited by Mrs. J. C. Green)
Whist as well as bridge will be
played Wednesday evening, Oeto- j
ber 16, at the benefit bridge party ;
for the Seward Athletic club. j
As a courtesy to Rev. and Mrs. ■
Reisner, the Ladies Aid of the ;
Community church .entertained
at a reception last evening at the
church.
Mrs. Francis Groth, talented
local musician, opened the pro- i
gram by rendering on the piano, .
“Country Gardens,” by Grainger, j
Miss Dorothy Hill, teacher at the
Jesse Lee Home, followed with
three spirited readings; “Say Not
the Struggle Naught Availeth,”
which is a composition of Sew- j
ard's own, Mr. Francis Groth; j
“My Pa Said So.” by Edgar Guest
followed, and she ended by “Ma
and the Auto Ride,” also by Guest. |
This was received with warm ap- :
plause.
Mrs. Walters then appeared’
on the program rendering “By
the Waters of Minnetonka,”' by
Leurance, and “Mighty Lak’ A :
Rose,” by Frank Stanton. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Groth
on the piano.
Rev. King, of the J. L. H. intro
duced Rev. Reisner who addressed
the gathering and told how honor
ed he felt to be assigned to Seward, j
and how pleased he was thus far j
with the city. He also told of his j
plans for founding a city library.
He asked that Seward help him, ;
and he would work with the people, j
In this way the most good could be j
1 accomplished. After Rev. Reisner’s
address, the gathering adjourned
to the basement where a delicious
lunch was served by the members j
|of the Ladies’ Aid.
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The Seward Bridge Club will
meet in the home of Mrs. Charles
C. Weybrecht, Friday at 1:30 p. m
Have you heard the new
“Okeh” records at Sylvia’s?
j They are wonderful.
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$1.00U|) t0
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SWEAT SHIRTS
$1.25$3.00
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ATHLETIC SOCKS
Different Colors
50c “ $1.00
B. B. TRUNKS
$1.75
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
! Boot and Shu-pak Headquarters
'Vo'Ul
That all the different lines of wearing app arel, carried in this department, are na
tionally known lines. Well THEY ARE.
—NEW ARRIVALS—
Oregon Citv Woolen Mills Over-coats arc beauties this season. Prices start at
$27.50
New patterns and models in Middishades S uits—Standard price.
BALL BAND—RUBBER and CLOTH TOP FOOTWEAR for men, women and children.
Any style you want. We could tell you a lot of nice things about this merchandise but
we would much rather have you see them and be the judge yourself. Drop in the next
time you are down town.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT—rPHONE MADISON 80
THE SEASON IS ON
and our stock is complete in this department —We* have just received a big shipment of
OLD HICKORY SMOKED SALT. This is your chance, preserve yourGAME, FISH AND BEEF
GROCERY DEPARTMENT—Phone Main 1.
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Wre are bidding for your business. PhoAe Write, or wire and your orders will be taker
care of the day they are received.
Brown & Hawkins
SEWARD -QUALITY FIRST- ALASKA
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Mrs. Bess M. Balch, popular em
i ploye of the Seward Grill, who with j
her sister Miss Ruth Hallett achiev- i
ed the distinction of serving delici- j
ous chicken dinners during the past
season in the bright and cheerful
atmosphere of Mile 18 Lodge, their
fine summer resort located at the
end of the scenic Seward-Kenai
highway, now closed for the winter, j
will leave with her little daughter]
Dellorne on the S. S. Alaska, Octo- j
(ber 12, for her home in California,
t After visiting friends at Seattle,
Mrs. Balch will continue enroute to
San Francisco on business matters,
thence on to her home at Mountain |
View located a short distance from j
.the Bay city. .
Before leaving for the south, Mrs. j
Balch and Miss Hallett desire to!
'take this opportunity to express to
the public their sincere apprecia
tion of the patronage accorded
them at their Mile 18 Lodge. As
evidence of her faith in Seward and
the growing popularity of beautiful j
Lake Kenai as a summer resort,!
Mrs. Balch expects to return north I
early next spring and make Alaska |
her permanent home. ;
Beautiful line ol the Reed-Cook
I tooled leather bags. SCHxlLLER-j
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THAT CLEANS THE NEW WAY
15 Minutes
The Cinderella will
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equivalent, In 15
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soap, water and
clothes in, plug in
to any light' socket
and in 15 minutes
the clothes are clean
and fresh
$47.50
Nothing to break or wear out
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Headquarters for Stoves and Ranges