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IN SHOPPING
AT A PRICE TO FIT ANY
POCKETBOOK IN SEWARD
SEWARD DRUG COMPANY
“TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST”
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DEPUTY CLERK ROSEEN
RESIGNS HIS OFFICE
Deputy Clerk Roseen tendered his j
resignation recently and left on the
Northwestern for San Francisco j
where he has been offered a position
as deputy United States marshal. Mr.
Roseen has been in the Territory for
a number of years, and was a former
deputy U. S. marshal under F. E.
Brenneman and later under Marshal
H. P. Sullivan, resigning to take the
position of deputy Clerk of Court.
The Girls’ Basketball Team are put
ting on a candy sale at Stump’s Beau
ty Shoppe on Saturday, between the
hQi&rs of 12 and 5 o’clock, the pro
ceeds going to defray the expenses
of the girls basketball team to An
chorage about January 10. The An
chorage girls’ team will be in Seward i
for a game New Yeaar’s eve.
Goodies at the girls’ candy sale at
Stump’s Beauty Shoppe.
Sheeplined coats at Urbach’s, tf
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POPULAR PURSER ON ADMIRAL
LINE VISITS SEWARD FRIENDS
C. M. Blain, an old time Alaskan,
and purser for many years on the Ad
miral Line boats, is relieving Purser
Baker on the Seward run during the
holidays. Mr. Blaine has been run
ning purser on the Queen during the
summer months, and was taken off the
California run to go on the Watson.
He has a large circle of friends in
Seward who are pleased to have him
back with us.
W. E. Farrell, a Kanatak resident,
and employe of the Standard Oil Co.,
is aboard the Admiral Watson with
his bride. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell were
married at Bakersfield, California, re
cently. They will go as far as Kodiak
and await the arrival of the Starr be
fore proceeding westward.
Roy Shafter, an old timer of the
Fairbanks district, will spend the hol
idays in Utah with relatives.
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Prohibition Milk!!
WHAT IS THAT?
A Milk with no kick in it from the customer
M. M. Brand
10c per can $4.80 per case
p. c. McMullen
, Telephone Main 34
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POWER COMPANY
SEWARD,. ALASKA
“Good Water a Necessity in Every Rome”
JOHN NELSON, Manager, WAYNE BLUE, Agent
OFFICE ARCADE BUILDING
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MRS JOHN NOON
MARRIED OREGON
Mrs. Martha K. Noon, widow of the
late John Noon, of Woodstock, and
W. M. Faulkner of Corvallis were
united in marriage December 1st, at
Vancouver, Wash., according to infor
mation received here today by Mrs.
John Paulson Mrs. Noon recently
disposed of her hardware store in
Corvallis, and removed to Woodstock.
Mr. Faukner is a nurseryman of Cor
vallis where he has built up a very
successful business. Mrs. Faulkner
will remain in Woodstock until the
Christmas holidays, when she will re
move to her new home, Route 1, Box
120, Corvallis.
Mrs. Noon lived in Seward for a
number of years, her husband being
in business here with C. M. Brosius.
: His health failing he moved to Port
land, where he died a couple of years
ago, his ashes being brought back and
scattered on Resurrection Bay.
Mrs. Faulkner has a wide circle of
friends in Seward who wish her hap
! piness.
“RED” CAMPBELL, BATTLER,
MAKES SEWARD HIS HOME
John “Red” Campbell the man with
the wicked punch in either paw, ar
j rived from Latouche on one of
j the recent boats and is making his
home in Seward.
In speaking with a representative
of The Gateway, John says that he
is about ready to take on some,—e. i.
some exercise with anyone in his
class.
The laws as set forth by the city
of Seward only permit 4-round boxing
contests, but “Red” said he is willing
to mix it that way, being that he is
a citizen of Seward and must live up
to its traditions.
We are waiting for “Red” to come
down and see us or give us his ad
dress so’s we can get a story and
find out who his manager is and then
.maybe—a boxing contest can be
brought about.
W. W. FLYNN HEARS NEWS
OVER RADIO SET INSTALLED
W. W. Flynn, section foreman of
Mile 20 arrived in town last night, and
was a guest of a local hotel. Mr.
Flynn recently installed a radio re
ceiving set, and is getting much sat
isfaction as well as keeping up with
the world new’s. Last night he heard
that France had landed 30,000 troops
on Spanish soil at Morocco, and that
the weather vras 42 degrees below
zero in Montana and Arizona.
Mr. Flynn believes that in time the
average Alaskan will listen in on the
news of the day as regularly as the
city man reads his newspaper.
C. L. Vickers, the Seldovia merchant
prince, returned on the Watson this
evening, after visiting in Seward a
few days.
Abe Stein, the well known Fair
banks merchant, is visiting his son
Isadore, in Seattle. He will return
north shortly after the holidays.
Alvad Eames returned from a busi
ness trip to Cordova and southern
ports on today’s boat.
A “frock” can be dropped over the
head, but a “gown” still requires
some contortion.
With what unanimous enthusiasm
we idealistic Americans support
what-ever is good for business!
Correct this sentence: “This man
has no money,” said the great crim
inal lawyer, “and I will defend him.”
America has half of the world’s
gold and even more than half of its
complacency.
Never try to show off your radio
before company. Pride goeth before
static.
About all that makes a snail edi
ble is the fact that he is easy to run
down.
Doubtless you know which letter on
Mussolini’s typewriter shows the
most wear.
Ladles’ and Gents' Alfalfa Harvest
ing—O. K. Barber Shop. tf.
Are you a subscriber to the Daily
Gateway? If not ,why not?
A FEW XMAS
SUGGESTIONS
Hand Colored Alaska Scenes,
Ivory Curios, Indian Baskets,
Burnt or Beaded Moosehide Pillow Tops,
Alaska Birch Bark Xmas Cards,
Imported Perfumes, very select*
Brunswick Phonographs and Radiolas,
Pyralin Ivory by the Piece or in Sets,
Sheaffer’s Lifetime Fountain Pens,
Manicure Sets in Leather Cases,
Highland Linen Stationery,
Fresh Candies in Fancy Boxes*
Smokers’ Articles, Meerschaum Pipes,
Cigars and Tobaccos in Xmas Packages,
Porcupine Quill Baskets and Canoes,
Ladies’ and Gents’ Genuine Leather
Purses,
Framed Pictures Packed Securely for
Mailing.
SCHALLERER’S
ALASKA SHOP
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Buy your supply of Xmas candies ■
at the Girls’ Candy Sale and help out
the basketball team. At Stump’s
Beauty Shoppe.
J. J. Chisholm, traveling man, was
a returning passenger on the Admi
ral Watson.
The Noodle House has been closed
down permanently. 3t
MILK WITH A KICK TO IT
Yes, a genuine Jersey kick, the milk
that made the Durham’s jealous. Two
cans for 25c; fresh milk, a pint bot
tle for 20c. Don’t buy milk without a
kick or you lose and I lose. At the
Alaska Store. W. H. Dryden’s. tf
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E. C. Timmons, Standard Oil man,
arrived in Seward on the Admiral
Watson t£> appraise the damage done
in the gale last month.
The steamship Alameda is in Cor
dova this afternoon, and is expected
to reach Seward some time tomorrow.
H. V. Henrikson and wife of Wood
row are guests of the Van Gilder.
Mrs. Henry Emard left on today’s
train for Anchorage.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of
Anchorage arrived on last night’s
train and are guests of the Hotel Van
Gilder.
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and Home Made Mince Pies for Christmas
from the
Seward Bakery
SEWARD NEWS COMPANY
GEORGE PHELPS, Proprietor
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