Seward daily gateway. [volume], December 03, 1927, Page EIGHT, Image 8

About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933

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Suit Cases, Gladstone’s
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Hat Boxes
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NECK WEAR, SILK AND WOOL SCARFS, SOCKS, TIE, GARTER SETS,
BOYS BELTS AND TIES, MONOGRAM HANDKERCHIEFS, CUFF LINKS,
KNIT COATS SWEATERS BLAZERS HATS AND CAPS, BATH ROBES AND
COLLAR CASES, KEY CASES, COMBINATION COLLAR AND HANDKER
CHIEF CASES.
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Pink Stem Goblets,
Sherbet Dishes, Wine
Glasses, Oyster Cock
tail Glasses.
ROYAL ROCHESTER
LUSTER WARE TEA
SETS.
Parex English Dinner
ware in Windsor and
Rossmere Patterns.
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COLEMAN GAS LAMPS, GAS LANTERNS AND CAMP COOK STOVES. 1 §5
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FIND BODY OF KLEIN
Ir is reported the body of Klein has
been found in Knik river, according
to arrivals in town last evening. Klein
dissapeared in the Matanuska region
about two weeks ago.
Gus Gelles, Anchorage and Seward
business man, returned today from af
brief trip to Cordova.
HAD EXCELLENT TRIP
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The steamer Alameda, Captain
Glasscock, had a fine voyage to the
port of Seward from Seattle. The
trip across the gulf was fair though
a slight rain was encountered. A frac
tion of on inch of snow covered Ket
chikan and at Juneau the remnants of
a foot of snow still remained..
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SEATTLE, Dec. 3. UP)—1The S. S. 1
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Alaska, of the A. S. S. Co., sailed at 9j
o’clock this morning and carried 90 •
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passengers. Reservations for Seward ■
include H. I. Staser and wife, George !
Keennedy, Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Clarke, J
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Thomas Lanhan and two steerage. <
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BOSTON, Dec. 3. (A>)— Dick “Hon
i ey Boy” Finnegan, Dorchester light
weight, won the decision over Tod
Morgan of Seattle, world junior- light
weight champion, in a iO round
bout. The title was not at stake for
both were over the weight limit.
ON THE WINTER RUN
I The S. S. Alameda is replacing the
S. S. Yukon during the winter service
to the port of Seward from Seattle.
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big vessel was in the hands of reno
vators and “what-nots” for three
weeks undergoing a. thorough over
hauling.
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LUCKY SAYS: “THINGS ARE
SELDOM WHAT THEY 'SEEM”
SEEMS ■ LIKE SPRING BUT IT
ISN’T, THE SAME APPLIES TO
GROCERIES. ASK FOR WELL
KNOWN BRANDS AS RELIANCE
SOLID PACKED TOMATOES 20 C.
AS USUAL, BORDENS MILK 9 FOR
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Urbach Says
Naught Can Compare With Gifts To nr
Wear
When Buying
Gifts For Men
Women And
Children Think
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