Editor Otto Sandbech, of Sew
ard’s Polly, has the December
issue off the gigantic rollers of
Gateway plant presses and, as
usual, the issue contains many
interesting items on school ac
tivities.
Now is the time all good men
get together—and take inventory.
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\ On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL \ HORN Ell, Mgr.
JOHN C.
WHITE and CO.
11 iuh Grade Line of
CIGARS
TOBACCOS
CANDIES
FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR
1930 SALES DATES
January 27 —
March 24
May 20 -
July 21 —
September 15
November 24 •
February 17
- April 21
June 23
August 25
- October 27
- December 22
Special Sales Held on Request of Shippers.
Advances Will be Made as Usual When request
ed. Transferred hv Telegraph if Desired.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec., 30. (£>)—
Snow, sleet, rain, hail and fog ac
companied by raging winds of cy
clonic velocity, gripped the country
from the eastern slopes of the
Rockv Mountains to the Atlantx
seaboard and from the Gulf of
Mexico to the Great Lakes.
Blizzards piled the snow high in
drifts thruout Iowa, Kansas, Wis
consin. Missouri. Illinois, Indiana,
Oklahoma and parts of Texas and
Michigan. The Pacific northwest
also suffered from heavy snows and
high winds.
WEATHER REPORT
Station
Seward
Divide
Hunter
Grandview
Tunnel
Moraine
Gird wood
Tuchorage
Wasiila
Talkeetna
Curry
Temp.
10 above
3 below
5 ”
10 ”
5 ”
0 ”
24 ”
38 ”
39 ”
25 M
Broa d Pass 28
Healy 38 ”
Nenana 40 ”
Fairbanks 50
Condition
C. N. wind
Clear, calm
L. N.
C. H.
C. H. N.
Clear.
Clear,
Clear,
Clear,
Clear,
Clear,
C. L. N.
C. L. N.
Clear,
wind
wind
wind
calm
calm
calm
cam
calm
ca m
wind
wind
calm
Capt. Peter Peterson, who recent
ly sold his half intere 4 in the hal -
but schooner Majestic, has pur
chased the Attu from Peter Wold.
Miss Genevieve A. Parker, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parker of
Fairbanks, graduate of the Alaska
College, has accepted a position as
office assistant to G. W. Metcalf,
official of the U. S. Smelting, Re
fining & Mining Co., and formerly
general manager of the Fairbanks
Exploration Co.
a lavoi’,,,
-and ask us to play for you Helen
Kane’s newest and greatest Victor
record, "Ain'tcha?” it’s liot off the
i record-pressing machine . . , and it’s
going to stay ' hot' for a long, long
i tune. Here’s a record that’s got
qwetl, punch, vivacity. It’s full" of
fun, full of melody,, full of rhythm . , .
a perfect reproduction of that bubbling
mosi comic person: lily of Helen
Kanes. 'Ihere are lets of oilier good
records to L'-rp company ... a
sparkling t! song from the talkie,
daad Show," by johnny Marvin . . .
a twosome of dance numbers from
f ho Vagabond Lover,” by Kudy
d .u :e and His Coma utxut Yankees
. . . dance records by The High Hatters,
Leo lleismen and His Orchestra, Nat
Sbilkret and the Victor Orchestra.
Ain’tcha?
1 Have to Have You (from
Paramount picture, "Pointed
Heels") Helen Kane
No. 22192, 10-inch
Lucky Me—Lovable You (from
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture.
Show")
Happy Days Are Here ogam
Johnny Marvin
No. 22186, 10-inoh
My Sweeter Than Sweet—Fox Trot
(from Paramount picture,
"Sweetie") With l ocal Refrain
A Year from Today—Fox Trot
(from United Artists picture,
"New York Nights") Vocal Refrain
Leo Heisman and His Orchestra
No. 22191, 10-»uch
A Little Kiss Each Morning—Fox
Trot
I’ll He Reminded of You—Fox Trot
(from RADIO picture, "The
Vagabond Lover ’) With Vocal
Refrain RUDY VALLEE AND HlS
Connecticut Yankees
No. 22193, 10-inch
Turn On the Ileat—Fox Trot
(from William Fox picture, "Sunny
Side Up") With Vocal Refrain
Horace IIeidt and His
Californians
Georgia Pines—Fox Trot With
Vocal Rif rain NAT SlIILFRET AND
the Victor Orchestra
No. 22195, 10-inch
If I Can’t Have You—Fox Trot
You Can’t Believe My Eyes—Fox
Trot (from First National
pictur-, "Footlights and Fools")
Vocal Refrain THE HIGH IIALTERS
No 22190 lrt-mw
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Records
TWO MORE PRIZES
; The Fire department committee
for the New Year’s Eve Ball, an
nounces that the first prize for
the best female impersonator will
be awarded $7 cash and hte second
prize, $3. These prizes were
made possible by a cash donation
of $10 from Joe Badger, proprie
tor of the Van Gilder Hotel.
The latest report as to the ar
rival in port from the south of
the Steamer Northwestern, is 4
o'clock in the morning.
A swell movie :s on tonigm..
The local office of the Alaska
Steamship Company reports the
S. S. Norwestern, enroute from
the south, will arrive in port
either tomgnt or tomorrow
morning.
Christmas vacation came to an
end today and school children
trooped back to the class rooms.
Wednesday, New Year's Day, the
classes will be dismissed for the
day. ..
HAND PAINTED ALASKA P1C
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