POWER SHUTOFF NOTICE
Tomorrow (Sunday) between
the hours of 1 and 2 p. m., elec
tric light power will be cutoff.
S. L. & P. Co.
ALWAYS A FIRST TIME
Many broke down and cried like
a child, this morning, when they
glanced up Mount Marathon and
glimpsed the first snow of the
season mantling its peak. Later,
around 8 o'clock, they became
violent when they percieved snow
was falling on the mountain’s
side, way up in the sky.
PURE U NADI' LTKR A TEI) ICE
REAM 50 c. PINT $1.00 A QUART.
Soho Herer s Alaska Shop.
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LASTING
AND
CLINGING!
SEWARD DIG GUMPANf
ELWYN SWETMANN
The IR&xaCZ store
SHERI—CARA NOME—DUS
KA. delicate, flower-fragrant
face powders that have a
priceless talent for staying
on. Why don’t you try them?
There’s a tint fer every type
of beauty. Sold only at Rexall
Drug Stores
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j The incoming passenger list of
the S. <3. Starr, which departs to
night for Unalaska was:
From Seldovia, Mrs. K. Bayou, J.
Emill, G. A. Larson, Pat Cohn, A. j
Coberg.
From Kodiak—E. Danielson, P. j
Wakeoff, J. Peterson, A. Upmar..
From Kanatak—M. Gand.
! From Akutan—L. Reinkin.
, From Unalaska—C. H. Smith. J.
Roach, Andrew Holme, Mr. and
Mrs. M. B. McDonald. Miss Gene- j
vieve McDonald,A. Norvald.
From Portlock —Miss Evelyn Nil
son, A. N. Nilson.
From Uganik—John Moll*, Martin ,
Molr.
From Sarah Miss Julia Carlson, j
Miss Clara Carlson, Miss Katie
Carlson.
From Dillingham— Miss G. Geer.
From Squaw Harbor—T. W. Pey
ton.
GOODBYE “SCOTTY”
| Arthur A. Adams, well known
Anchorage young man and popu
lar employe of the Alaska Road
Commission, was among those leav- :
ing Seward this morning aboard j
the Yukon enroute to Juneau, j
where he will continue with his;
work and locate permanently. Ar
thur, who is known among his
friends as “Scotty”, is a graduate of
the Anchorage high school. He has
always taken a leading part in •
amateur theatrical performances!
and sports, particularly in basket
ball. The Gateway joins his friends 1
in wishing him Bon Voyage’.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
11 a. m. Consolation—Prelude by
Mrs. F. L. Groth. “Consider the
i Lilies”—special solo by Mr. Kuhler.
! Barcarolle. Sermon by Rev. Reisner.
KLEANBORE NON-CORROSIVE
RIFLE CARTRIDGES at Brown &
i Hawkins Corp.
Have you heard the new
“Okeh” records at Sylvia’s?
| They are wonderful.
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GAWELUCK
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HUtKTl06 BOOT
BALL-BAND QUALITY
Sure io pledge you
Ball
A*new boot from
Band" that is ligbf anJ
noininuiu comfortable. 1he shoe is of
chdre me ribbed gum rubber a"d the
heel- tan grain leather rop is, all
one piece. The crepe sole . is
tough and."sure grip
Many sportsmen soys
7*n*${ ioot / ev*r uoro.
BALL €= BAND
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IF YOU WANT DRY, COMFORTABLE
FEET ALL DAY LONG,
TRY OUR STORE FIRST
Urbach & Valade
Boot and Shu-pak Headquarters
COME TO THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE FIRM IN
THIS PART OF ALASKA. WE HAVE SERVED YOU FAITH
FULLY FOR 26 YEARS:
IT YOU WANT A-l GROCERIES, AND THE RIGHT rniT\TT qitric
SHOULD BE YOUR HEAD QUART ERS (0LNT’ 1HIS
One us a call tomorrow and we will tell and show you what th« i„wf
>1 ought. Information and delivery service free
PHONE MAIN 1
HARDWARE DEPT.
PHONE ADAMS 80
ITS ABOUT TIME TO START FOR THE HILLS
f/ash’sga„r kn,ves
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TAKE no CHANCES. ALL we ASK is AN OPPORTUNfTY ?0
SHOW YOU
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD
QUALITY FIRST
ALASKA
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AT THE HOTELS j
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VAN GILDER—Herbert Keller, |
F. E. Towle, A1 Bachon, Dr. A. Tar- |
lin, Alberta Mills, C. E. Boys, Ches- I
ter Dietderich, Nellie K. Nilson, Mrs. j
Wm. Adams, T. P. Gould, R. B.
iHeaston, J. P. Cleveland.
SEWARD—R. H. Stock, Marie
Hadley. V. H. Westlake, Karl Katz,
jC. A. Schonaker, T. H. Jasper, Mrs.
G. B Moody, Mrs. E. R. MacFarland,
lH. F. Kennard, T. A. Stephenson,
jW. Kaiser, E. Witzler, S. E. Lancas
ter, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jones and fam
ily, Jack Collins, Mrs. E. A. La Wal
ter.
OVERLAND—Ed. Michelson, C. L.
Plumb and family, Menry Morris,
L. J. Beyer, J. M. Brown, S. Bakker,
John Laudhurst, M. A. Trexte, F. L.
Moffett, Charles A. Larsen, L. W.
Bullock, E. T. Hyde, Jack Wilele,
George Lang, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Sullivan.
MARATHON—E. C. Warnman, S.
F. Hance, H. P. Gallyher, J. A. Scolf.
W. R. Scolf, Mr. and Mrs. F. Mentin,
G. C. Adams.
Join Urbach i>, Valarle’s CIRCU
LATING LIBRARY; 15c to read
a book.
Beautiful line ol the Reed-Cook
tooled leather bags. SCHALLER
■ER’S ALASKA SHOP.
WASH AND VACUUM CLEAN YOUR
CLOTHES AT HOME.
Cinderella
THE IDEAL PORTABLE WASHER
THAT CLEANS THE NEW WAY
15 Minutes
The Cinderella will
wash 5 men’s shirts
or 14 diapers «r the
equivalent, in 15
minutes. Put the
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
J. L. Grael
Headquarters for Stoves and Ranges
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