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New Britain herald., 1926-08-14
Baptist Church

The other services at the Bap- list church will be as follows: Bible school at 10 a. m. Young Peoples service at s q. m. The usual serv- ice at p. m., will be omitted as so many members are out of town.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-14

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Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23

Dunhill Pipes, $10 each-Schaller- CTS Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
ALAMEDA ARRIVES IN
 SEWARD OCT. 1sT

On September IS, last Saturday, the liner Victoria sailed on her last voy- age of the season to Nome and St.. Michaels, but this will not be the last seasonal voyage, as the steamship Northwestern has been delegated by the Alaska Steamship company to close the Nome season, and the latter vessel will leave this port on the final trip October or thereabOuts. The Northwestern was chosen for the last
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
voyage because she is a larger car rier than the Alameda, which ship concluded the Nome season last year.
POsTOFF|CE QUARTERS
 BE OCCUPIED NEXT WEEK

Contractor Thoday is just about thru with the installation of the new postal fixtures in the new quarters of the Seward postoffice, federal building, and, according to postmast- CT Chas. Sheldon, the present offices will be moved over next week. Al ready many of the lock boxes have been spoken for, particularly the larg. est size for business houses. The new postoffice will be quite an improve ment over the former not only in at tractiveness but in location.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
GAMES POSTPONED
 IN ORDER PERMIT
 VIEWING IF BATTLE
NEW YORK vS BROOkLYN; WILL PLAY NEXT GAME TO-
 MORROW

NEW YOFk, sept. zl. [R)-Ine major games between New York and Brooklyn, to have been played today have been postponed to let the play CTS and fans see the Dempsey-Tunney fight at Philadelphia. NThe Giants and Cardinals will play next on Fri day.
 NATIONAL
 St. Louis 15-17-2, Brooklyn 7-11-2. Batteries, Reinhart and O'Farrell and Vick-Barnes, Ehrardt, McGraw and O'Neil.
 The Cardinals tallied thrice in the first when Dout hit, and Walker and Walker and Southworth singled. Hornsby sacrificed, Bottomly doubled and Bell Tripled The Robins tallied twice in the first when Cox walked, Carey and Felix singled and Butler sacrificed out on a fly. The Cardinals rally in the second netted five runs after two were out Douthit singled, and Southworth doubled. Hornsby then beat out a hit in front of the plate. Bottomley singled and Horns by romped home as Carey fumbled the ball. Bell tripled scoring Bottom ley. Ehrhardt was replaced by Barnes. Hafey walked and stole second. Bell scored as Bohne untitled O'Nei1s throw and Marriott threw out O'Far- rell retiring the side. The Cardinals tallied four times in the fourth with one out. Bell doubled, Hafey walked and O'Farrell hit a double beyond Carey for a triple Thevenow and Reinhart singled, Douthit sacrificed, Southworth hit to Marriott who tag ged Reinhart, but Thevenow scored Bottomley's homer opened the eighth, Bell tripled and Hafey was thrown out at first Wick sacrificed and The venow homered. Sammy Bohne threw out Reinhart ending the inning. The Robins tailed twice in the eighth.
 Chicago 8, New York 2.
 Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 3. AMERICAN
 Boston l, Cleveland 5.
 New York i, Chicago 2.
 Philadelphia 8, Detroit ?.
 Washington 6, St. Louis 3. COAST
 Oakland 0, 4; Los Angeles 4, 2.
 Sacramento 10, San Francisco 4.
 Missions 5, Seattle '.
 Hollywood ?, Portland A.
 SEATTLE, Sept. P. (P) - Gun dated chances in over- hauling Saint Louis appears small with the Cardinals lead of two games and with but four more games to be played. Another Cincinnati defeat and a Cardinal victory will guarantee a tie for Saint Louis but if Saint Louis wins two the best the Reds can do is to tie by winning four.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23

Safety Razors-Schallerer' Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23

Take in the Liberty tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
ONCE HATED WORK
 NOW ENJOYS LIFE

"Work used to be burden to me, but now I enjoy life again. Adlerika is the best bowel medicine I ever used, and for stomach gas it has no equal" (signed) Mrs. w. H. Clints- man. Adlerika brings out GAS quick, .ly and removes old waste matter from the intestines which you never thOt was in your system. Excellent for chronic constipation or allied stomach trouble. Adlerika stops that full
 bloated feeling. Seward Drug Com pany. Adv
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
$, $. ALASKA BRINGING
 519 TONS T0 SEWARD

The s. S. Alaska, of the A. s. s. Co.,, will discharge over 800 tons of gen. eral cargo at this port. In this is in- cluded 191 tons for Seward, 291 tons for rail points and 37 tons for trans fer to the s. s. Redondo. It is be- lieved the railroad tonnage comprises a considerable amount of ties. The vessel is due to arrive in port Satur- day morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
The s. s. Alameda, which departs

The s. s. Alameda, which departs from Seattle Saturday for the North, is said to be the fastest A. s. s. ves- sel on the Alaska run. On prior trips to this port the steamship has often arrived from the South as ear ly as Thursday.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-09-23
PAGE SEVEN

w. c. Erwin, manager of the local Standard Oil plant, left for Fairbanks on business today where he will go over the newly installed subsidiary station. MT. Erwin plans to be absent from his office for at least ten days.
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Sammy wanted to scream at him. He wanted to scream stop That!'
 So, whenever Sammy heard the back door of Farmer Browns S house slam. he would be on the watch to see if Farmer Browns Boy was heading for the Green For est. Then after him he would go. By and by he discovered that Farm CT Browns Boy was marking some of those trees. He carried a little ax, and every now and then he would cut a little chip from near the foot of one of these young trees. Sammy Jay did a whole lot of head scratching over that. He couldn't see any sense to it at all. If Farmer Browns Boy had cut tree down, Sammy would have understood it; but he didn't understand at all his cutting of little chips from these trees It just didn't seem sensible.
 Then for several days Farmer Browns Boy didn't appear at all and Sammy Jay had almost forgot ten this thing that had puzzled him so. He was over in the Green For est, trying to make up his mind what kind of mischief he would get into next, when he heard an ax. Yes, sir, he heard an ax ringing against a tree. Some one was choppirg. Sammy waited only just long enough to draw one breath, then away he went, flit-fl flit-flit. Something was going on that he didn't know about. and that wouldn't do at all. Present. ly he came in sight of place where Farmer Browns Boy had been cut ting those little chips from young trees. He was there now, but he wasn't cutting just the little chip from a tree; he was cutting down a whole tree,
 Sammy wanted to scream at him. he wanted to scream, stop that! Stop spelling our Green Forest"; but he didn't. He kept that tongue of his still, which perhaps Is just as well, for Farmer Browns Boy wasn't spelling the Green Forest As mat ter of fact, he was making the Green Forest a still better place for all who lived there. You see, right in there there were too many young trees coming up. Trees cannot live and grow to be full size, fine and handsome as they should, if they
New Britain herald., 1926-12-20
Quicksands of Love
 Adele GarrisOn's New Phase of Revelations Of q Vie

and with her head and face so swathed in silk scarf that you can and peep of her struggling gray and a peep of her traggling gray hair. The first time I saw her thought she was going to mail a let ter at the corner postbox, and though l wondered at her get-up, still everything about her is so queer that I though nothing of it. But when I couldn't sleep one night, and got up and sat by the window. saw q taxicab stopping at the door and Mrs. Baker getting out of it, in the same queer rig she'd worn when she left the house. I'll admit the sight aroused the well-known emotion which killed the cat, and after that I watched her until I had satisfied myself as to her movements. My dear! she leaves the house in that outlandish rig every night at eleven and comes back any time between two and four in the morning."
 Lillian was leaning forward with her elbows on her knees and her chin cupped in her palms, sure sign that she saw something in this mar ration of Katherine's which reused her trained analytical mind to ac- ton. She did not comment upon Katherine's final revelation, and the little nurse and I, knowing her hab- it's so well. also forbore speech until she should have finished her mental journey.
 But when, at last, she drew a deep breath, and, relaxing, leaned back in her chair, there was no hint in her voice of having reached any con- clusion save this testing absurdity which she voiced with a short laugh.
 She's probably acting as host ess" at some cabaret" she said. Some of 'em are as old and ugly as she is, every whit"
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 Feature Service, Inc.
New Britain herald., 1926-12-20
Menus for fife Fami!y
BY SISTER MARY

Breakfaat - Stewcd dried peach ,es boiled rice, thin cream, broiled salt codfish, corn bread, milk, cof- fee.
 Lncheon - Bunny-hug, hearts of celery, baked apple dumplings, milk, tea.
 Dinner - Oyster cocktails, ham baked in milk, buttered cauliflower, spinach salad, canned sweet cher ries. applesauce cake, whole wheat rolls, milk. coffee.
 Applesauce Cake
 One and one-half cups applesauce, 1 cup light brown sugar. 1-2 cup butter, cups flour, ? teaspoons soda, l tablespoon lemon juice. 1-4 teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, 1-2 teaspoon nutmeg, IA teaspoon cloves, 1 teaspoon vanilla, cups seeded raisins, l cup broken nut meats.
 Cream butter and slowly beat in sugar. Sift 1 cup flour over raisins and nuts and mix thoroughly. Mix and sift remaining flour with soda. spices and salt. Add about 1-2 cup to creamed butter and sugar and stir until perfectly blended. Add apple sauce, lemon juice and vanilla and mix thoroughly. And remaining flour. Mix thoroughly and add pre- pared fruits and nuts. Turn into layer cake pans and bake 20 to 40 minutes in a moderate oven. The length of time required for baking
New Britain herald., 1926-12-20
of a Bla'
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Frocks designed expressly for the opening months of the new year show an arresting use of trim mings. There are no plain, un- trimmed models any more, smart women insisting on goodly amount of decorative ornament. Evening gowns are notable for the use of beads, sequins and jeweled effects of all kinds; street outfits are elaborately embroidered; and sports clothes, formerly plain and unpre- tontious, are enriched with en- broideries and appliques of self or contrasting fabrics.
 An instance of a heguiling use of sharply contrasting trimming is the evening frock shown today. This is slender black velvet model fea- turing a bodice trimmed with deep points of fcsh-colored net on which glitter countless silver sequins. This high decollotage in black becomes q deep V effect in front, the se- quins appearing in two triangle shaped motifs al the waist-line.
 The skirt is softly draped in front and split to reveal an under shirt of finely pleatcd chiffon.
 For evening wear during the coming months, one needs sery- iceable black velvet frock trimmed with glittcring embroidery.
 
 Copyright. 1926. (EFS)
New Britain herald., 1926-12-20

his head. turned and walked away. Presently he stepped across to Jim Elwell's table and laid the paper down in front of that young man. Then, without a word. he moved away.
 Jim, half mechanically, began to read it. Then, its significance breaking on him, he started violent ly and turned instinctively toward the table where he had seen the woman writing.
 The twins, noting his surprised look, queried in the same breath, What is it, Jim 2"
 "Darned if I know" he replied.
 The woman, he had noted, lad left her table and was moving across the room. The next instant she disappeared through an exit. The paper was fluttering from Jim's hands to the tablecloth.
 Gro Be Continued
 What is in the note to startle m ElwelI so? M the next installment the mysterious woman tells a strange story.