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The Irresistible!
Anyone who liLf»s to dance, or who
likes to bear new dance music, should
not fail to pet I-co Reisman's latest
\ictor hit . • • two lot t^ots from the
musical show, hjty Million Frenchmen*.
It's one record in thousands! i he most
fascinating dance music ever •
irresistibly played. 'I he tunes are
YOU DO SOMETHING TO MU
and YOi ’VE l.OT T11AT THING.
Xk hen tlancc fans bear about these
numbers there's going to lie a real run
on this record, so get yours early!
You'll find two other corking Reisman
reeor !s and a snappy pair «>f fox trots
l»y George Olsen as oilier^ dance
stimulants for the week. Iwo big
movie star? Jeannette MacDonald anil
John Boles provide the vocal talent.
Both of the e have scored smashing
successes riveutly. John was in l he
Desert Song, and llio Rita, and sings
two tunes from his new picture,
Cameo l\irlr\\ Miss MacDonald is
featured in J he l.oie l 'nrattc: lioth
songs on Ivr record are from that
show. Come in and hear these Juts!
Yoa Do Something to Me I'ox
Trot Jr., n the Miwical Goincdy,
"/i (tv Million I 'rencjimcn' ) U nh
I in til Re j ruin
You've <.ol That Thing fox '1 rot
jjO RKISMXN AM) ll»S ORCHESTRA
N,.. 22244, lO-ineh
I'll See You \gain Vi alt/ (from
the \i n.-ii ai ( .onicdy. hitter
y,ccx t' V ilh » oral Refrain
Jf 1 ove V. ere VII f >>v Trot
J.I i|{[>\| \\ Ills UHCHKS'I RA
N„. 222 56, 10-inrl>
t,harming fox ! rot from
Mctro-Goldwvn-Maycr picture,
''belli May (.are ’) W ith I ocal
Rif mi n
Sliepheril’s Serenade V alt?,
ill* Rl ISM A \ AM* H Is OlU HKSTKA
\o. 22ll'»3. 10-iiit h
What l>o 1 Care- Fox Trot (from
I larrv (Carroll's Rev lie) R ith
I ocal Refrain
South Sea Rosie—Fox Trot (f om
NX illiain Fox picture, "South .Sea
Rose") M ilh I oral Refrain
Gtotu.K Oi.se \ and His Music
No. 22213, 10-inrb
Dream Imer (from Paramount
picture, "The Lone Parade ')
March of the Grenadiers
Jeannette MacDonaub
No. 22247. It-laih
Romance (front T ilfiam Fox
picture, "Cameo Kirby")
Alter a Million Dreams (from
William Fox picture. "(ammo
Kirby") JOHN Bocks
No. S22tt, It-UwAi
SEWARD GIRLS
LOST GAME TO
ANCHORAGEITES
Special to The Gateway
In the closing game between An
chorage and Seward City Women
•basketball teams Anchorage came
|back strong to take the last game
iby the .lose score ol 15 to 2.
) Referee Thompson opened the
'game and Green, wno was fouled
(twice, converted both foul shots
land Coyer made a field goal elud
ing Anchorage guards. Davis and;
Laksha both sunk a neld goal. The ;
! score at the end of the first quar- !
■ter was 4 to 4.
During the second, quarter Sew- |
lard’s only point was made by Geyer j
i who converted a foul. An Anchor
'age Dusker was made by Laksha. I
{Tins quarter was featured by close ;
checking on both sides. The score >
Jl’ST RECIEVED, a fresh
SHIPMENT OF HAAS CANDY.
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at the end of the sconci quarter was
6 to 5 in favor of Anchorage.
The third quarter became very
interesting with both teams fight
ing for the lead. Anchorage played
over the guards and Lawson made
two field goals and Davis one goal.
Geyer made Seward * only basket
in this quarter. Score at end of
third quarter, 12 to 7 in favor of
Anchoiage.
At the beginning of the last
quilt or two tued but determined
teams faced each other and Green
got away to sink two field goals
and McCauley converted a foul
shot. Anchorage get one field goal
ny Davis and Lawson converted a
foul shot, final score being 15 to
12 in favor of Anchorage.
Green of Seward was high point
man with six points; shared by
Laksha, Geyer and Lawson, each
five points; McCauley one and
Davis four. There were no substi
tutions by either teams. The Sew
ard team took their defeat very
sprots-man-like and are all ready
to go home. “We’ll be seeing you!”
PARDS VACATIONING
Pappidas and Balios, the pop
ular proprieters of the big bus
iness establishment at Latouche,
are both Outside enjoying a
change of scenery, according to
arrivals from the busy mining
town. George went out a week
ago, Balios having preceded him
by six weeks. The latter returns
in about two weeks. While George
is making a round-trip down
through California, the home of
Mack Sennett bathing beauties,
then East to Chicago, the “Lead
ville” of Illinois, and on up to
Canada thence to Vancouver and
Seattle. Balios was satisfied to
spend his vacation at Vancouver,
B. C.
“BEAU SABREUR” TONIGHT
This evening at the theatre is
j the last showing of the feature
! shown last Wednesday. Being a
j sequel of the great feature “Beau
Geste” it ranks even higher in some
people’s opinion.
FER GOODNES SAKE!”
Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
Wait till Bortz and other mem
bers of the Anchorage fire de
partment see this.
While in Anchorage last week
Dave Turner, member of the lo
cal volunteers, heard the Anchor
age fire alarm peal out so, ac
cording to habit, he hoi-footed
it to the scene of the conflagra
tion and arrived there before the
Anchorage lads.
Warm puppies! and Ho! Ho! Ho!
GENERAL SHAKE IP
’ WASHINGTON, March 1. t/P>—
The transfer of L. G. Nutt, in
charge of the bureau of the pro
hibition unit, to a position in the
prohibition field as supervisor, has
taken place in the general shakeup
of the narcotic bureau, it was an
nounced by Assistant Secretary
Low man.
ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Services Friday evening at 8 p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. W. R. Macpherson. j
CLEANLINESS ana tne best at
meats eur motto. Fry-Bruhn s
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WE HAVE A REAL BARGAIN TO OFFER
FOR THIS KIND OF WEATHER.
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I AN ALL WOOL STAG AND AN AIL
I WOOL BLAZER FOR THE BOY *T
j 25% off
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Freighter Depere
Is In Commission
The Alaska Steamship Company j
freighter Depere, which went
aground in a fog at Cape Decision I
last December, and which was later i
salvaged and towed to Seattle, by j
the Pacifi 2 Salvage Co., was recent- j
ly overhauled in the Todd Ship
yard and has been placed in com
mission, according to word receiv
ed.
Seventy-nine plates were replac- '
ed and the engines, boilers and con- |
densers had to be lifted in order j
to do the work. The ship will be j
as good as new when she begins
her next voyage.
Mr. Love of Valdez, delegate to ■
the Grand Igloo meting, arriving )
yesterday enroute to Anchorage. ;
Recent advices from trappers of1
the Stikine and Cassiar districts of
Northern British Columbia, seem
to also corroborate the reports of 1
a scarcity of fur in various parts of
Alaska. 1
APPLY FOR LICENSE
The Home Power Co-, has ap
plied for a license for a con
structed project on Upper and
Lower Dewey Lakes and Icy
Lake, and two small creeks on |
public lands near Skagway, con
sisting of four storage dams, 3
diversion dams, seven conduits, in- !
stallin gabout l’a miles in length j
of flume and a power house in
Skagway. * j
TILDEN AND HELEN
ST. LOUIS. Feb., 26, (TP)—The U. 1
jS. Lawn Tennis Association, favors
open tournaments and ranks Til- i
den and the former Helen Wills at i
;the top of the men’s and women’s)
singles.
TRY A FRESH RASPBERRY ,
(grown In Hope) SUNDAE WITH |
SEATTLE ICE CREAM. Schailer- |
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P. O. Box 473 — Seward, Aaa.
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Mail orders promptly
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Radios and Radio Supplies
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Phone Main 55
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We want you to feel at home here. Every service we
offer—saving, clicking, ^ommrcial, trust, safety deposit—
is yours to command. Every employee and every offiied
is eager to assist you- It is YOUR BANK.
Bank of Seward
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