Beautiful assortment of Christman cards
from five cents to fifty cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
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Mrs. W. U. Sh'T’horn left on th
train this mov'umr for a lo.ot visit to
\nehoraev.
••Hu** Jones ii’vl his vir
went out to Mile .»l! this niornmjj jre
im: out in the private car^N’o. *J«o.
'Phis ear will ’ e their home for tie
winter *
1U tween 50 ami t><> passengers nv«
on the trn'n today the major tv h. ry
IMA'MBINII AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
('HAS. l.ECIINER
Tel. Mausa 14(>
LET rs DO
YOl'U WASHING
' ScwarTsteam Laundry j
Phone Main 1 ;>7 |
JOH PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
H () : F O R THE INTERIOR
1* \SSENGER and EXPRESS Service
To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART,
Talkectna, Alaska.
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tcctra
Mnarch ,
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S*M* • J
r.ristccrat of .
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I3c.2> fcr Zj'i .;nd i3r mzm
Q-:'»n :i:>' ?f'v2V
Lari s./.o - •
IOSZ. LOVULV CO.. :A\U»a (
.SCHSK*.3AC3ER
BROS. U CO., inc.
Seattle, W sh?
UUtriiwtaia *.
r.c ; oing to stations out the line.
\". nt Cot*, of the Alaska Steamsh’o
Co., at Anchorage, accompanied by
his wife, will arrive onjtlu* train from
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Anchorage tomorrow and he pasaen§-i
e,s on the Alameda to the states foV
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the holidays. d - . v-;
All space for passengers on the A1
tunofiu has either been sold or res *rva
tions made.
loss McMullen, of the Hardware
Department of drown & Hawkins, has
installed an up-to-date heating plant
11 Sylvia’s place. The job is a good
me and hereafter stoves will bo elim
inated for heating purposes'"by S’y-lVi.m
The Odd Fellows will give* a <>»?<:«.
c tunlay night in their hall to whi'/h-'
the public is invited.
Conductor Clnrkin renorted f*mr
inches of snow on the hill going to
Mile 1*2 this morning. This snow f**'*1
yesterday.
p. H. Pederson, of Anchorage, wir
ed today for reservations on the Ain
meda.
Mrs. C. B. Hubbard is now on tin*
regular staff of lady assistants nt
Sylvia’s. % •
BUY VOW ! lHiN^WAlT I
IT MAY BE GONE TOMORROW.
El. LS WORTH’S
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T II E B E I- M O N T *
Workingmen’s Home
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ROOMS 50 and 75 ct*. *s *. vf .
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* Now Under New
Management ’v
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MRS. Wm. FAIRMAN'
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Rooms
Hot and Cold .Water
Steam Neat
\ VANGILDER BUILDING
NOTICE
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To
THE BROADWAY SHOP
.7 SEWARD. ALASKA.
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Pay to the Order of Miss .,..
..Dollars worth of Merchandise.
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fro. 28 Signed..:.
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The above orders are now ready for.Xmas sifts at the Broadway Shop,
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and the'lady p*ceivin|j one will he do ifthted as she can select the article she
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needs,* |t: ' • * *
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.'The Juneau Fire Department at a
iraent HU‘flrtv»g went on record.as. be.-,
ing rtihch ojfpo$A(f to aH llolshWikVflti,
a wl all branches of th«* 1. VV. W., an i
the members pledged themselves to *}•
all in their power to combat it. Ixjtli
as a body and singly.
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Frank C. Manley and John F. i\v^
Ginn, formerly of Fairbanks, are now
operating in the oil fields of Texas.
George\HcmTi, pioneer jeweler of <
Fairbanks but for the*last fcw-y<fcys|;
in business at Tacoma, wilFspetpi, the ,
w'ntcr on th?» outside. / j
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Elwell & Hudson, operating on
f> ive creek, in the Tolovana, are ton
si net ng a 1**1 mile ditch tl> Qp.tlrf'
f] lovana river neaj- Tolovarup cedi/* .
i - Thev will use a hydraulic outfit
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r. vt season. ..
Mrs. A. Swanson of Juneau wa- fa
t v burned recently when she at
t mpted to revive a dying fire by
p earing V.ersos^ne on it troni a can
T le v.oient explosion which ensued so*
f e to her clothing and the house..
,e died later in the hospital.
On vccount of trap lines being ce
t: dished foo close to the city, valuable
c gs are being caught in traps near
I cw>on.
Herbert I., Rothphild and Herman
\ oblv", two Fairbanks'men, are .>
c nstruct a milHon-dollar theatre
i.- Fairbanks. .‘The ‘ place Wilt-have
t’.ft laig'v-*. sealing capacity of any
f .e&fhr on ih$ Pacific, coast., , v v
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Barney llraieh, who for .si;; y»*ars
I- ik heejTjivSujdnes&. at SkagWdv. In?
» .ft t!\at pTicrf fdV SeWia.: "'He ha -
I en away from that country thir: f.f
\ ars and will return to Amerir:
1 -iaging, his .wife and daughter with j
1,'m.. *• ; ’ ; •; ,v .
IACKLINS
REWARDED
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec., 4— D. C.
. ick >ng. raining magnate, wellknpwn.j
, a iho l'a^Jfic Coast and Alaska, has ;
1 en awai <k-d the- distfoguikhed service
vdal f-*r liar wbrk as director ot ihc
• overnment explosive plants,'witii ’.he
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nominal pay of $1 per year.
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FORT WORTH, Doc., 4— The Foi l
V'Mth frml Dciiyhr passenger turn
urockt fl sixty miles north of here It
is reported 25 are hurt many beinjr »n
a serious condition.
B VTTLE OF MARNE
WAS BLQODIEST IN
1 HISTORY OF WORLD
PARIS, Dec., 4— The bloodiest bat
lr* of the World • War was the fir. 1
hr.ttle of the'Married Official figures
s \
jijst compile^ show the losses were*
J Head *'
Wounded
Total
• ' 029,000
•100,000
729,000
. i ins moans that this one ba«tle
ca-St nearly three-quarters of a mil
ljo.i nun r« lie figures include, of
•course, f'»e losses on both sides.
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The Wrangell school board pro
poses to erect a new wing to tin*
si boo! building there next year. fi In*
o. ho< i house is becoming too small for
t-' e growing town.
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EVERYTHING
For MEN To WEAR
WE SPECIALIZE
. IN XMAS
SUGGESTIONS
This week only— Amos Keug so*
\ .rn. kahki color, $4.00 per pound at
i l<L$WOKTH\S.
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PISTILLATE $:t..p>0 per case at Gracfs
r ‘ B'R OS I US & NOON
f ' LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE
WIN DOM®. -DOORS, GLASS, , MJLL-WORK and BOAT
■ ArwOr For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
V ; 1 ’TROLLER," STANDARD KID.
<£?• ’ _.____ ...m r-Tw rran rza
FftYE — BtfOftN COMPANY
SEWARD
Refrijferntor*. .. . .
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
* and Sanitary Conditions.
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H. V. HOBKN A. b\ Bav*
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Manaukk
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer- • Phones, Mam 17 and Hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
b r v o
ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
SEWAfiD WATER m POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, **ana*»er
Office Admiral liutiding
Wayne Hi ue. Agent.
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SEWARD AlASKA ,
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When it comes to the hard
“knock - down - drasi - out ”
service that a fisherman
aivcs 1 lots, ordinary rubber
can’t j and up.
I>lit Goodrich “Hi-Prest ” Rubber Hoots and
Slices aren't ordinary, i hey're made in a
better wav-in OMi S )UD PIECE-and
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they cl:n’t leak or peel.
One | a»r will outlast a w o’e
season of hard service—out
wear two or three erdu lry
pairs.
Pul your money on Good ich
“Hi-Press,r and you’ll tv ver
be satisfied with anyt ing
else.
So/d hv 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.^
The City of Goodrich—Akron, ( w/
113-15 King Street
Seattle