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Evening star., 1950-03-06
Buyinq Onions

When buying onions make sure
that they are hard, not fiabby,
and that their skins are dry. They
should also be bright, clean, and
well shaped.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
DRESSES :. Second Floor
Dresses for Misses, sizes 1920
Juniors sizes, 9 to IS.
78 Rayon Sharkskin Dresses.


Reg. $3.50 80
Casual styles, brown, pink, maize, grey.
white, beige.
43 Rayon Gabardine Jumpers. Reg $685.
In assorted colors and styles. Sizes 10
to IT,
81 Rayon Sheer Dresses. Reg. $685. S4.99
In the popular shirtwaist style. Black
only, sizes IA to 20.
~ Rayon Mesh Dresses. Reg. S17.95, 1899
In striped pink, grey, aqua Sizes 10 to
90
IA Junior Crepes and Nyion Net. Reg.
$1795 to s.. 90
Green, navy, black, pink Sizes to Is.
2I Misses and Juniors Dresses. Reg. S1695
to S2295 S8.99
In crepes, woos, failles, matelasse
Black, navy, white, taupe, red, royal,
green.
80 Misses and Juniors Dresses.
Reg. $685. to $2995- S8.99
In rayon crepes, woods, rayon failles,
matelasse. In Black, Navy White, Taupe,
Red, Royal, Green, Teal. Sizes 9 to Is,
IL, IA and 49,
26 Misses and Junior Dresses.
Reg. S16.95 to S1895 95---S49 %
In rayon gabardines, striped taffetas,
rayon jerseys, corduroy, rayon failles,
2-pc. rayon faille suit dresses Assorted
colorS IN sizes TO 10 and IL to 70.
10 Misses and Junior Dresses.
Reg. S12.95 to $1795---S5 81. 90
In wool jerseys, rayon crepe failles and
taffetas, in Black, Brown, Taupe, Teal,
Red, Green. Sizes to 16, IL, IA, 20.
Is Rayon Crepes. Reg. s1695--- So. 80
In assorted colors, sizes u, IA, 20, 141a,
161a.
Is Rayon Shantung Dresses.
Reg. sl9.s5- s5----------------
With button front, in White, Yellow,
Coffee, Pink, Aqua, Blue, sizes IL to 20,
40
Striped Chambray Dresses. Reg. s1995.
$3.50
In pink, blue, green, brown. Sizes IA to 20.
Women's Dresses, sizes 38 to a.,
l2H to 24H.
So Women's Rayon Sharkskin Dresses.
Reg $1995 S5 90
Tailored, casual style. Mauve, pink,
brown white, beige grey in sizes 38 to AZ.
So WOmen's Dresses. Reg. S1995--- "a 90
Rayon sheers and crepes, p and long
sleeves. Black navy, toast, pink, aqua,
grey, green in sizes 38 to AZ, 141a to 221a.
16 Striped Chambray Dresses.
Reg. -----------S So. 90
Pink, blue, green, brown in sizes 38 to AZ.
62 Women's Print Dresses
Reg $17.95 81. 90
In rayon mesh shirtwast style, aqua,
pink or blue. Sizes 141s to 221a.
Rayon Crepe Dresses.
Reg. $1495 to $16.96 Sc. 90
In wine or teal, sizes 221a, 241a and 40.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Use Baby Foods

Some of the strained and
chopped baby foods, such as
prunes and peaches. are delicious
folded into gelatin salad for the
whole family.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
FUR COATS
Third Floor
Reg. NOW

pIus TAX Reg. NOW
/ Dyed Mouton Lamb, full
length, 4-flare, fine quality $22995 S77*
2 Grey Indian Lambs, full
length, size IA, 16.-- $4,000 S220*
/ Canadian Sheared Beaver,
"a length, 5-stripe, size IA S59995 S220+
5 Mink-Dyed LetOut Russian
Weasels, full length, flare
back, sizes IL to 18 $4,000 S220*
1 Mink Dyed Southern Back
Muskrat full length, size IL $32995 $220@
4 BIack-Dyed Persian Lambs,
Silver Blue Mink and Mink
Dyed Trim, sizes IL to 16,
full length ----.----------. s5s5oo s22o'
7 Beaver Dped M0uton Lamb
Jackets, sizes 10 to 16--- $6995 SIT
Ne Fed. tax
Evening star., 1950-03-06
FUR-TRIMMED I'll
WINTER COATS

13 Beavert0ne M0uton Lamb Trimmed
Coats. Reg. $685.
Full-length boxy, all wool diagonal suede.
Spice. sizes 10 to 16.
l BlackDyed Persian Collar Coat. Reg.
Fun length, fitted. Royal blue, size IA Il.
Beaver Collar and Pocket Coats. Reg,
SlS5S5 XXX
All wool, full length. fitted. Beige, size Size
18. Green, size IA.
2s Fur Trimmed Coats. Reg. 1895 to
$13995 ---- S58
All-wool broadcloth and suede fitted and
boxy styles with furred collars, cuffs,
ascot ties, of black and new shades.
Sizes II to Is, 10 to Is, 38 and 40. Wom-
ems half sizes
Black Dyed Persian Lamb Trim Coat
Reg. $14995 S5X
All wool broadcloth with fur collar and
cuffs. Full length, belted. Black. Size 16.
Beaver Collar and Cuffs Coat Reg.
sl79.95 -. S88
All wool Forstmann full length, fitted.
Belyedere Brown, size H.
/ Natural Wild Mink Trim Coat.
Reg $21995 S88
ALI wool broadcloth with fur collar and and
cuffs. Belvedere Brown, size l6
1 Dyed Marmot Fur-Lined Coat. Reg.
s65 .-----.------. S27
?. length, all wool broadcloth. Brown,
size IL.
"a Finest Fur Trimmed Coats. Reg. $1199
to S199.95
High-styled fitted f1ared and straight
coats of all-wool broadcloths of Forst-
mann, Juilliard, etc. Fur shawls, COL
lars, ascots, swirls, trims. Black and
newest shades of grey, mestre, taupe,
green, wine, brown. Sizes 10 to 49, l61a
to 24h
Millinery Fourth and First Floor
Ito Bridesmaids Hats. Reg. 50 to se.s8
2 for SIC
Fourth Floor
321 Novelty Hats. Reg. 50 to $685.
Corduroy, wool felts, etc.----2 for Acc
First Floor
IT'S Berets. Reg, 81 to $2.98 3 for ST
Basque, merisene, in white, black,
brown, navy, pink, gold. ice blue red,
Kelly. First and Fourth Floors.
149 Hats of Assorted Felts Straws.
Reg. ST to $2.98 - SIC
Also velvets. ve1ours. In black, brown,
and pastels. First Floor.
5s Spring Straws and Felts. Reg. s698
to S12.98 az
Black, brown, navy, pink or beige.
Fourth Floor
Is Bridal Wells. Reg. SIS to 1895 S2.99
z4S Wool Stocking Caps. Reg. $500,
2for BIC
Evening star., 1950-03-06
UNTRIMMED =. tn
WINTER COATS

Is New Wool Fleece Coats. Reg. $75- S44
Full length, all-wool Warren g. Stafford
fleece in wrap-around or fitted styles
White, navy, pink, natural, rose, blue
Sizes IL to 18.
Imported Tweed Shorties.
Reg. 500 --5- S27
All wool, y length fitted, belted. Tan.
Sizes 10 to is.
Wool Shorties, Astrakhan Lined.
Reg. $35- ---- S11
Plaid in tan. Sizes 10, 18; blue sizes 16, 18
s Wool and Camel Hair Boy Coats.
Reg. $40 S19
Double breasted and belted backs. Tan.
Sizes to Is.
Herringbone Tweed Shorties. @
Reg. S22.95 Observation-Disclosures
All wool, fleece lined. Tan size 10, grey
size IA.
/ Wool Fleece Wrap Coat. Reg. $4995 S23
Full length, fitted. Green. Size 10.
rs Untrimmed Winter Coats. Reg. $40 95
to $69.95 S33
Full length, few shorties included. All
wool Fleeces, Paca Points, Broadcloths
Black and new shades. Sizes 10 to 18,
1872 to 2212 in the group.
9 Wool Gabardine Spring Toppers.
Reg. S29.95 to S35 ---.------ Sl4
Navy only. Sizes to Is.
IA Women's Untrimmed Coats. Reg. S79 95
Full length fitted of wool broadcloth
Sizes SO to A; sizes 311a, 391a; size
331z; size 371a.' Black and colors.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
Fur ScarfS and Capes

TUtTU FIOOT
$50 Mink and Sable Dyed Kolinsky Scarfs.
Reg. s12.95 per skin ------------- SIPS
per skin plus tax
Large, lustrous pelts in sets of and S.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
FOUNDATIONS Second Fle

442 Famous Make Garter Belts. Reg. 81
and 2 for 81
Cotton, cotton lace, nylon and rayon
satin. Sizes 24-30
235 Famous Bras. Reg. 50 and $3.50 99c
White rayon satin or nude cotton. Sizes
1898; A, B, c cups.
1900 Bandeaux. Reg. 7sc ---2 for 49c
Rayon satin in nude only. Sizes 32
"a, 36 in cups.
so Girdles. Reg. $685. to $3.50 -----S1,S8
Irregulars of a famous maker. Talon
fastener, average length, sizes $3.50.
IS Girdles and Panty Girdles.
Reg. S795 to Sl095--------S2 81. .88
Famous make of nylon rayon satin.
Talon fastener. Sizes $3.50.
120 Girdles, Panty Girdles.
Reg. $3.50 and $7.95 ----- Sc. .88
Removable crotch. Famous make of
nylon and rayon satin. Talon fasteners.
$780,
Evening star., 1950-03-06
SAkIS Street Floor

III Skirts. Reg. s5sS to s798 8---- S.. so
Rayon gabardine, rayon wool gabardine
combinations, all woods, 1907 wool
worsted jersey, cottons, butcher linens,
rayon crepe. Gored, flared, slimline.
pleated drape styles. Black, brown,
navy, white, tan, beige, grey, green,
checks, plaids. Sizes % to 30.
Isl Skirts. Reg. s7.98 to s1498.---- S2.99
1909 all-wool gabardines, wool-rayon
gabardine combination, rayon crepes,
flannels. rayon sharkskins, rayon faille,
cotton tissue faille Pleated, slimline.
flared, semflared and swing skirts.
Black, brown, navy dark green, grey,
toast aqua, pastel shades. Plaids,
a checks and prints. Sizes % to 32
Gil Skirts. Reg. 1898 to sl4.98 $3.50
3 1000 worsted checks 1909 gabar-
4 dimes, rayon crepes, flannels Slimline,
gored, flared, aI-around pleated styles.
Toast, red, black, brown, navy. grey.
beige. Sizes % to 80.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
LINGERIE

oo4 UoWnS. reg So.SS S3.J1
All perfect. Multifilament rayon crepe.
Full length, swing skirt. Deep lace
and applique. Gold, white, aqua, blue,
pink Sizes 80 to 40 in the group.
n Gowns Reg 1898 to $5sS-- So. 80
Famous make Beautifully lace trimmed.
Full length skirts. Pink, blue, white,
nile, green, yellow. Sizes 80 to "a only.
81 Gowns. Reg. 1898 to s22ss,
$3.50 to $3.50
Rayon crepes, satins, sheers, pure silks,
all nylons. Deep lace. White and pastels.
21 Gowns Reg. 3.98 -----9 99c as are
Soled, stained, missed. Rayon crepe,
cotton batiste. Tailored and lace
trimmed. Pink, blue Sizes 80 to Sc.
81 Pajamas. Reg s498 Sl.99
Rayon crepe. Checked. Lace trim. Sizes
S, M, L.
231 Gowns, Shortie Gowns Reg. S3.9s to
s5.9S- ---------2 for $3.50
Tailored and lace trimmed styles. Rayon
crepe. Cotton. Sweetheart, Wee, and
Scoop necklines. Yellow, blue, pink
aqua, white, and prints Sizes 80 to 40.
2s4 Slips and Petticoats. Reg. SO to
for 81
Tailored and lace trimmed. Rayon
crepe, satin, taffeta. Gored and bias
cut Adjustable straps, reinforced bras,
some cocktail bottoms. Mostly wine
and brown, few white, black and navy.
Also black/white suit slips and navy
white suit slips Sizes 80 to 40. Also
S, M, L.
IA Slips. Reg. s14s8---------------
Rayon satin. Deep lace trim top and
bottom. White only. Sizes 80 to SO.
Odds Ends of indies. Reg. S1.39 to
for 99c
Petticoats and slips in rayon jersey,
taffeta, crepe, in sizes 80 and "a only.
154 Panties. Reg. 81 and s3-----3 for So
Rayon crepe and satin. Lace and
ribbon trims White, pink black,
yellow. Sizes S, M
247 Panties and Briefs. Reg. 79c-- for 81
Rayon knit. Elastic waistband. White
and tearose. Sizes 5, 6, 7.
III Nylon Briefs. Irregs of s1.59----- 99c
White or mink sizes s. g. z
Evening star., 1950-03-06
GOLDEN POTATOES.
4 medium-siZed potatoes.
3 tablespoons melted table fat
q cup crushed dry breakfast
cereal,

u teaspoon salt.
Boil potatoes in jackets 20 to
80 minutes or until almost done.
Peel. Coat each potato with
melted fat and roll in cereal
mixed with salt. Place on creased
baking sheet and bake at 500 de-
Evening star., 1950-03-06
ACCESSORIES 81

1900 Pairs of 1000 Nylon Hose. Irreg of
S1.35 to S195.
Sold by the box only 3 prs, $3.50
54 and 81 gauge, Is denier Dupont
nylon, reinforced feet, elastic top.
Some with seams to see, Neutral
shades for now through summer. Sizes
812 to 101a.
4S2 Gloves. Reg. s1.69
to prs, 81 .25
Nylon and rayon, cotton fabrics. Suit
lengths. Mostly all perfect gloves
Black, chamois, yellow, gold, navy,
white, light blue, pink. Sizes to 8.
II Bags. Reg 39S to --99c plus tax.
Rayon faille, 1000 wool brodacloth,
satin cordette. Small and large size
pouches. Box types. Black, brown, navy.
81 Bags. Reg. IS to s7.ss 81 SO plus tax.
Famous make. Dressy and tailored
styles. Rayon faille, 1907 broadcloth.
Z Underarm, box types. Colors.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
BLOUSES Street Floor

"a Blouses. Reg. 1898 to s5.98, as are 99c
Rayon crepe. cotton batiste. Very soiled,
spotted mussed, irregulars. White and
colors. Sizes 80 to 38.
312 Blouses. Reg. 398 to 6.98------ 81 SO
Dressy and tailored styles. Imported
Swiss batiste, cotton batiste, rayon
crepes. White and polka dots. Some
rreguarA. Sizes 80 to 49,
197 Blouses. Reg. s798 to s1298---S SO
- Dressy and tailored styles. 1909
worsted jersey, tissue faille, 1907 all
nylon, rayon crepes, nylons. White.
pink, grey, rose, magnolia, navy, kelly,
beige, tan. Some two-tone combina-
tions Sizes 80 to AZ.
134 Blouses. Reg s598 to 1898 81 So. 80
:. Dressy and tailored styles. Rayon It's
sue faille rayon crepe, imported Swiss
batiste, cotton batiste, rayon sheers
Pink, blue, beige, magnolia. Sizes 80
to 38.
l80 Boleros. Reg. S298--7 Tic
Rayon faille q sleeves collarless, novel
ty button trim. Black only. Sizes 10
to 16.
Evening star., 1950-03-06

SWEATERS Street Floor
159 Sweaters and Shirts.
Reg. $169 to 1898 .98-----------------99 99c
1909 all wool, rayon boucle, combed
Isle. Short and long sleeves Solid
colors and stripes. Yellow, white, blue.
pink, dark green, light green, black,
grey. Sizes 80 to 40; S, M and L.
2S7 Sweaters. Reg 1898 to s7.98 -S1.99
1000 all wool, nylon, rabbit hair.
Slipoyer styles Also fitted boxy, and
torso Styles Short and long sleeves.
White, blue, pink, beige, black, navy.
rust and yellow. Also stripes. Sizes "a
to 40.
SO Sweaters. Reg. s49S to $89S----- S2,99
1000 all wool, rayon boucle. Short
and long sleeve slipovers. Fitted and
semibox styles. Very fine, medium
and large weaves. Black, royal blue,
chartreuse pink, grey, rust, white, beige,
Kelly green, yellow, red, Sizes "a to 40.
SHOES Street Floor
"a Prs Shoes Reg. 1895 to $14.95--S2. so
High, medium and low heels in dress or
casual Shoes Black brown, some navy
and red Suede or calf.
Evening star., 1950-03-06
P!:!'h!;|;p } psbtrn
In STREET BETWEEN F6G
9:3Oa.n1. to l:3Op.m.
uu~uu@~ for CLEARANCE merchandise
Il 3( lI IR<I Store open Regular Hours
~ OI\~s $50 AN. to Pm.

All Odds Left Previous Soe Fall Winter
YeorRound Merchandise Included ALL REDUCED TO
FRACTION OF THE ORIGINAL PRCE Read amazing reduc-
tions then early and SAVE!
No Exchanges . No Refunds No Gods
. No Phone Calls Returns All Sales Final
Evening star., 1950-03-06

Robes, kesIisees. Houseeoots,
Gown Ensembles
147 Housecoats, Robes Negligees, Gown
Ensembles, Lounging Pajamas. Irreg.
of $149S to $2298 8--------------S5 S5.99
Famous make. Rayon satin, rayon
crepe, rayon sheers. Lace trims, quilted
trims. White, pink blue. Sizes 10 to
20, 38 to AZ in the, group.
Al Brunch Coats, Housecoats, Robes, Neg
ligees Irreg. of sS.98 to sl7.98 - S3.99
Rayon jersey, rayon satin corduroy, wool
jersey, cotton quilted. Tailored and
dreSsy styles. Assorted colors. Sizes
IL to 49,
19 Robes. Reg s5.eS to S69S--- So 80
Cotton chenille. Double breasted and
wrap styles. Blue, green. Sizes 10 to 18.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26

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Detroit provide Stoves c. fire
places az which the meal can
be cooked II you don. have
toe far &c &C the hot dishes
may be prepared a. ho-e ard
wrapped IN thick layers O.
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burgers s.scc- CT lss-ls steaks
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
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weeks vacation
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-26
THAT'S Happening ? /?

Do vcG know that scsr cRuh cOSnritse< O.
enuTcA group lsSs week.
How about frds knowing sclr relatives "e
~ 'Nr LAST week Are planning kls sune-
These are o1s tsw could have zen
wac es sco fvasns pcsRsr rosss CD
pss<~ 81 paper and mailed the TrSh@ne ScceT koo'
wO 4S9p&
Ac~s hometown newspaper sOaSrsss and ws3cc1eS :.
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The cScAssorA II possible.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05

ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH The Rev. L. Russell Clapp, Pastor Sunday Services: 800 AM. ..,..........Holy Communion 9:45 AM. ............ Church School HOO A.M.......Se Service and Sermon
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
Wu+kins-Su+fIer Wedding at Lowing

Jeanne Watkins and John H. Sattler were married May 3 in the world-famous trophy room of Alaska Nellie's at Lawing, Alaska.
 The bride wore a tWo-piece blue dress. Her corsage was of tiny pink rose buds with match ing spray in her hair.
 Mrs Marie Strutz was matron of honor and MT Arden Strutz was best man. Mrs. Strutz' cor sage was of white rose buds.
 Guests were the brides ne- phew, Donald Strutz, MT. Fred Rinaldi, Alaska Nellie, MT. and Mrs. William Merit and son, MT. and Mrs. Jim Harrow, Mrs. Askins, Miss Goldi Bosco, MT. William Cramer, MT. Larry Fol ger.
 The twilight ceremony was beautifully conducted by Rev. Paul Irwin.
 unique feature of the cere- mony was that the bride and groom with their attendants stood on the famous rug used by Alaska Nellie and Billy Lawing when they were married. Also a number of we'll known people, President and Mrs. Harding, General Steele, General Buck ner and several others, have stood on this same rug.
 After the ceremony the guests were served buffet supper at Ptarmigan Lodge. The Sattlers are building the Paradise Lodge at Mile 2312 where MT. Sattler will operate a taxidermy shop and Mrs. Sattler will continue with her leather work.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
Catholic Information
Who likes to go to Confession?

Who really likes to kneel before a priest and accuse himself of sins, naming the grievous ones, giving the number of times they were committed - promising restitution if need be, expressing true sorrow, resolving, with the help of God s grace, never to sin again? Is there nyone who really likes to do that?
 Imagine the most powerful ruler of any nation obliging his subjects to confess like that to him or to his delegates! There would be a revolution, wouldn't there? Yet the Catholic Church has ever had just such law for it's millions of peo- pie in every cline and in every age. Not single one is exempt.
 For this there is only one reason "a Godly reason To the Catholic, confession to priest was com manded by Christ, who is God, when He said to His first priests: Whose sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall retain they are retained" (John 20:23. These divine words, every Catholic believes, were meant for all priests of all time and imposed an obligation on all Catholics of all time. :
 Confessing directly to God? Every Catholic worthy of the name does just that every time he re- alizes that he has committed grievous sin. At office or mill, on the street or in the home-as soon as this realization comes to him.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
INSTALLATION BANQUET FOR WOMAN'S CLUB

The Seward Woman's Club annual Installation Banquet will be given at 6:3O Thursday eve ming, May II, in the Methodist Church Dining Hall.
 The clubwomen have made an effort to invite all the women in Seward interested in club work. Anyone wishing to attend the banquet is asked to make reser- vation by calling Mrs. Guy Kearns at Madison 48 before Monday noon, May 8.
 The dinner will be prepared by the outgoing officers. A pro- gram of music and dances will be part of the evening aside from the installation service.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
LEGAL ADpERTr5INC NOTICE OF BID.
 and
 Specifications

For building known as "Teen Town located on the Park Re serve. said building to be removed from the property by July 1, 1850, cement foundation and block can remain on property; all debris to be completely cleared from the premises to the satisfaction of the Fire Chief.
 Bidder to assume any liability in the removal of said building
 Bids to be delivered to the office of the City Clerk not later than 3 o'clock P. M., May Is, 1950
 Payment to be made in cash within three days after awarding of the bid.
 The City of Seward holds the right to accept or reject any and all bids.
 SIGRID STEARNS. May 2-9-12, 1850 City Clerk
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
ELKS MEETING MAY 10

The next regular meeting of Seward Elks Lodge No. 1773 will be held at the Club rooms on Wednesday, May 10.
 Regular meeting dates for the Lodge has been changed from the End and 4th Thursday of each month to the End and 4th Wednesday.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
ALTAR GUILD TO HOLD BAKE SALE TOMORROW

The usual good food will be offered for sale by the ladies of the Altar Guild of Sacred Heart Church tomorrow, beginning at 1000 o'clock and lasting until all the baked goods are gone at Werner'S Market.
Seward seaport record., 1950-05-05
INVITATION FOR BIDS - ROAD CONSTRIICTION- N-SEAJFD PTDS

INVITATION FOR BIDS - ROAD CONSTRUCTION.-SEALED BIDS, in single copy only, will be received until 800 a. m. on May 19, 1850, by the Regional Forester, Room 402, Federal and Territorial Building, Juneau, Alaska, for furnishing the materials and performing the work for the construction of the Cooper Creek Camp Ground, Road and Parking Areas, near Cooper Land- ing, Alaska. The length of the pro- ject is 032 miles; in addition to the road with turnouts, project includes two parking areas to be filled and surfaced. Plans and specifications can be inspected at the office or the Division Supervisor, Lawing, Alaska, or of the Regional Forester. Juneau, Alaska. Where copies of plans and specifications are re-
 quired by prospective bidders a
 certified check or money order payable to the Treasurer of the United States must accompany the request to guarantee return of the plans. May 5, 50
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LEGION AUXILIARY TO HAVE MERCHANDISE PARTY

The American Legion Auxil- iary, Seward Unit No. 5, is invit- ing Legion and Auxiliary mem bers and their guests to a mer- chandise party in the Legion Club next Tuesday, May 9, at pm.
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he begs Gods forgiveness at once; but he goes to the confessional also where he confesses again di- rectly to God before a priest-who must hear the sins if he is to for give them in Gods name,-if he is to judge, advise, and encourage the penitent.
 Who likes to go to Confession: Perhaps the Pope and saintly car dinals. bishops, priests, nuns, and the more devout laity-all of whom must also confess to a priest-like to go to Confession to express sor- row for their sins of the past and to creep even closer to Gods heart through the great graces of the great Sacrament of Penance. But he whose sins are the blackest-he who most dreads the humility of Confessional he is truly penitent, receives just as truly the merciful forgiveness of God and comes forth from the confessional sinless, forti- fled, and with happiness beyond anything in this world; for as St. Luke tells us: There shall be joy in heaven upon one sinner that doth penance, more than upon the ninety-nine just who need not pen ance" duke 15:D.
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 SACRED HEART
 CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Seward. Alaska adv
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CONGREGATIONAL MEETING AT LUTHERAN CHURCH SAT.
 There will be a congregational meeting at the Lutheran Church, 8 p.m., Saturday evening, May 6.
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M Uhl.rrll Serhires
SEWARD LUTHERAN
 CHURCH

sunday. May 7. I950 1000 a.m.-Sunday School. 11:00 am. - Sermon by Pastor R. Ulvilden, Chairman of the Board of Home Mis- sions E.L.C., Minot, ND. 200 pm. - Dedication of the Church by Dr. H. L. Foss, District President.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Sacred Heart Church Mass on Sunday - 8-10 am. Mass on week day -8 am. Confessions
 3-4 pm. Saturday
 7:30 pm. Saturday