GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. HA Z A NT*
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - CAS ENGINES.
bll\i: — P.HUHN COMPANY
S E W A U L>
Inspect our Kefriiterators.
Assure Yourself ot Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
.11 Si' RECEIVED
The i.cst Line of
\\ orbing Shoes
That Ever C ame
To Alaska.
Al. o a Complete
Line of Summer
Cnderwear, in the
In ion Saits
The Place Where
Men Outfit.
COTTER’S
V 1 c II A N S E N
PU MIUNG AND
HEATING
Office At City Express
Phone - .Main- 122
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1)1T via MEN I OK THE INTEK10U
Alnslan Engineering Commission
[daiiis leave ami arrive at Seward a.
follows:—
'i'CV A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
2or Koosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwc al
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
lay anil Thursday.
’onmvtions at Anchorage on Mor.da>
and Thursday at 8:30 A. M. for
Matanuska, Wasilla, Houston, Tal
;v, etna, and on Wednesday and Fr i
day at 8:30 A. M. for Matanu:Ic:\
E>Krt. anil Chtcknloon.
BRE VK1 \ST. LUNCH EON and
Jinner served on the Seward-— An
chorage train in CU huffet ear. Mb.
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for soi Icv.r ■ Is ,
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THE ALASKA SHOP
lias u brand now 1000 caudle power
enlarging Parallax machint* and will
UtaianUv absolutely the best powile
. i*c> ults on any negative ol plates from
\est pockets to 8\10.
ALASKA SHOP
SaiALLEKEK Si'll A LLEKKP
Kastman Kodaks and Ansco Canters
PilOTOCKAPHIC SUPPLIES
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, rr jin •»•' *1pn»rc» infection
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• » * i w > >» *.i ciis brin>es,
• »m ■ .it*" .'i t nq> iut as
• > soi e feet,
• n : i .. » earache and
e‘ ♦ » 1211 drill’qi' t* tor dO cents.
: •: it •<! res ;''ii tiic bottle and
. . t*i.; ; one hack
• *;tipated or Itave sick
>r t ust try \\ • *ard I iver
Mint ii ;it pink pills, JO
Cii-.s uir .Mn'ce.l
I
Joe Strcjc left on the train this
no uing for Girdwood where In* will
jv» connected with the forestry service,
watching for fires, during the next
four months.
Antone Hide, of the Alaska Road .
Commission, arrived on the Alameda \
ast night. «
A. II. McDonald and H. S. Raider-1
>.o>\ i t on the Alameda for Anchor- j
ago and will return on the same *
steamer.
Little Mi.s Virginia Hawkins came j
north on the Alameda and will remain j
hare during the summer with her j
fat am T. V/. Hawkins.
Pioneer Smith i dunned on the Ala
meda after a bus’ness trip to Valdez
Bud Whitney and wife, who have
• . < n the guests of Mayor E. E. Cham
berlin for several days, loll on the
Alameda rnroute to the Cache Creek
district.
.,i>he.j» P. T. Rowe left for An
ciioiage on the Alameda. A ext Sun
day me Bishop will conduct a confir
mation class at Anchorage, .Miss Ln
luiiciii Koming being one of those in
the ciass.
w. j. Tobey and Charles Tobey,
who have been guests at the liote.
o; :.on lor several days, left on the
A ar.icda for Anchorage.
l ore. I ranger lianneman left on
ciie !• orn.ag train for Mile 71 in con*,
net vio.i with forestry duties.
On the present trip north the Ala-1
aieda had 122 passengers for Skag-'
..ay pr.ncipally steamboat men foi j
viii \ihiie Pass & Yukon.
Si earner Admiral \v atson is scheu* j
Med to letuni to Seward south bouno
from the vwstwaid on Saturday. Ihisj
.s i n; information wired from Anchor
age by Agent W uyne Piue.
John V. Frame, of the Pioneer’s j
Pathfinder, arrived from Valdez on
whe Alameda and is registered at the
.iotel Sexton.
V. I.yd’ck. auditor of the Copper
River & Northwestern Railroad, ar
ived from Cordova on the Alameda
and is a guest at the Hotel Overland.
F. Fi. Lyons and wife, John Moore,
j nd Mrs. R. Pyrne, all of Seattle, ar
I rivals on the Alameda, are registered
| it the Hotel Sewaid.
YLAM 121)A ARRIVED 11 P. M.
AND IS OFF FOR ANCHORAGE
Steamer Alameda arrived in port
•t 11:15 o’clock last night, remained
at the Seward dock until 1 o’clock,
hen went to the San .luan dock and
departed for Cook Inlet at 2:30
o’clock.
Passengers arriving on the Alame
da from Seattle were as follows: P. H.
Whitney and wife, Virginia Hawkins,
F. K. Lyons and wife, J. B. Gilfellan,
1 G. Godley, H. Lutscth, L. A. Laurent
$<m, L. Weinert, H. Wanderlich, I.
' Yrbosgust, \Y. F. Rock, R. Cgden and
'vciv steerage. Fifteen passengeis foi
I Seward and points north, continued
o Anchorage owing to through traf
! fic being interrupted on the railroad
The following passengers arrived
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ELLSWORTH’S ALTO FOR HIRE
Ni^lil and Day Service
Day i’lione— Adams 87.
N’glit IMioitc— Madison G4.
beauty!
I lere is a 2 panel
3-ply fir-vv nccr j
d »nr sold at a com- i
mon door price.
Send for our fi\c
illustrated home- j
builders* 1920 cat
alogue.
'firt'rr Ml/fvt.
S.i,b rri'i I) in"
R 0 V I G
2229 First Ave. 5.
SEATTLE
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Horn Alaska ports—John Moore, Mrs.
J. Hyrne, Anton Hide, John W. Frame
il. L. Smith, M. D. Malloy, J. V. Ly
diek, and ton steerage.
Passengers leaving on the Alamo
la for Anchorage were Leo Dumas,
Harry Morgan, A1 A. Wold, Hud
Whitney and wife, Frank Dal Balcom,
Charles Sanders, Mrs. K. E. Iladon,
H’shop P. T. Rowe, A. H. McDonald,
II. S. Daiderston, W. J. Tobcy and
Glia les Tobey.
The follow:ng wore the through
nassongers on the Alameda from
Seattle for Anchorage: Mrs. X. Mor
gan. M’S. W. G. Stephens, A. Kiska,
J. Seho'dor. Hugh Jennison, S. Thayer
Matt Hamburg and throe steerage.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST
The follo'.viiipr is a list of letters
the Seward post office which have not
hern claimed hy those to whom ad
Ire.-sed: Dr. J. T. Botlau, Mrs. C. F.
13 01 h, Ellis Bartlett, Mrs. Leslie Car
’ner, Jan Car.n, Jack Caldwell, R. j
Drury, Finns Jansen, P. O. Hansen, j
Gooysro Herman, Fred Hjansen, Mrs.
W. W. Johnston, Mrs. Helen Johnston.
Tod Julian, A. Karlson, Dr. F. S. Ken
nedy, Jo! n Kinr. Mrs. George Leslie, J
L. Leonard, Hoffman X. Lynn. G°o'fre
Mnrkis, Mrs. C. A. Myers, John W.
Olson, Johnny Olson. Victor Seminck, »
i. R. Van W’inklo and Capt. Will War
ren.
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Tl|( following O'C W »Ilf l»f»* T<|M*t
11* tl*<» 1M lioiin riid'ti;* at 7 nVo’li
• iy Tiiot’finig! -
SEWARD 43. Clear. South.
Anohorag i 34, Clear, Calm.
Matanuska 10, Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 38, Clear, East.
Wasiila 40, Clear, Calm.
Talkeetna 45, Clear, Calm.
Goldcrcek 36 Clear, East.
Hurricane 33 Clear N. W.
Bains 2S, Clear, Calm,
lloaly 36 Clear, Cairn.
Xonana 32, Clear, Calm.
I u.rbanks 30 Clear, Calm.
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HAl KITSKN RETURNS HO...E j
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L. 11. Lauritsen, with the 0. N. |
Anderson company on Canyon Creek, j
/darned home on the Alameda. Mr.
uuuritscn has been a miner all of his
ifc but went to Seattle several mon
1 hs ago and has just completed a min
ng cou.se at the University of Wash
ington.
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HUNTERS IN THE CITY
J. B. Oilfcllan, Jr., from Minnea- j
upolio, and George Me M. Godley, of
Mew York City, two hunters, arrived
! ,n the Alameda last night and arc re
gistered at the Hotel Overland.
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BIG MASON IS HERE
Bartley Howard, deputy grand lec
turer of the Masonic lodges of the
| State of Washington, arrived on the
1 Alameda and is making his head
| quarters at the Hotel Overland.
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, OL. GOTWALS GOING TO
INTERIOR BEFORE COMING
TO TOWNS TO WEST WAR I
Col. John C. Gotwals, new head c
I Alaska Road Commission was •
assengter on the Alameda from Ju
j eau to Cordova. Col. Gotwals intendr
| o £0 to the interior to inspect th
johitins- Fairbanks trail ami will thep
11. V. ilobcn - A* Davil
ALASKA TRANSFER
Goa!, Wood and see
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HOTEL OV ERLAND
Whitteinore & Alurpules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
f
JOHN A Nt LSON Manager
Office Admiral KuiidiiiK
SVavn*- In »«• \«ent
SEWARD, ALASKA.
LXl LUSIVb
»>ISTKIHCTORS
OF
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ALSO
MGNOFGL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
iiEAiKi'jAUlL.ito *\ liii.H 1A iEn AKU.
.etui 11 to the coast and come to Rew
ard.
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aNYO\ o:> wav lO bLWAllD
\> 1 111 A. 11. C., Lciun
The freighter Anyox , with tile
oaige l>a»ooa in tow, »cit L>a»boa mst
.jaturday wun lou liat ca*s and loui
,^v u notices lor Aiaskan imagined mg
Commission.
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■5t BJSCK1BL 1 UlC l Hh t«A 11A> A »
IKED AVER WINS RACE
Ercd Ayer won the aoiomon de.by
luco at AtOiiie on April *.b.n, according
to advices received in ocv.aiu Dj joc
' gauger. Ayer has now won three
1 w.incs an l becomes uie peiinaiieiit
ner oi uie lioiden cup.
The nowiy estab.iFhed picture show
! Council operated b> i\ame and
| .Pitney has been one Oi the best pat
.011.Zed businesses ol the camp.
(J »1 A £>. ti U L U a A L 1 N & CO M A* A N *
JUNEAU, ALASKA.
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,1 > ItlE iOi‘ Ol' nit. W0K1.0 • i'a.IaU lilt tot’ 01 l HE MARE El
.» present,.* it.e lo„«»n,B ^a,a„o,.s • « »a„. >ou ,« unde.an- *«
p.n Ml.nl »o queue. 1, ,„e ,„u,ue. ad.-nees auer .He banner 0, ,l„s t
eu.ar Me 8,-.c Inc ..upper me none.,, «. u,e ...cease, Cpon reque.. *.
,M p.cased 10 Keep )uu aUwseu oi market tuaiigift.
bear ... „.„,d mm ue,a-.e «. «m P-e, «. d.a,.«K -«r«. «
trade.. MO . ... Uu. FA I »aE ..tout.
ru.cEs Fun f tu* OF all ki.\ue. ,u-uo
LlaeK Lear, •><>• . »*•»“■> .. auuw -i*.m
U}me»,LU,al.a,6vao. 1, - - . ;i.u«,« Ua.UU
1'ox, Cross LaiBv oa,L . <v>Vu
• Fox, Red - Larse Uark — jU (/U
lor, wluie ■•*•***********"*
1 o\ lime; I'nccs \aiy attorning u tuioi
iOA, AJtuv, ,j.oUto 200 UOU
quanta prices average iioui
loxf&»uers We liate a lug outlet Aor duet
i ox and guarantee u>p pucis •»“ >a“a‘
sure 10 snip us J out amei i o\ca aliU »e Mid
show >ou we are mere »nn tuv goods, l ines
150.00 to 650.00
range iroiu ------
_75.00 to Ua.OU
l* ts..er, Large Dark,
Mmk, Kxiia Large .no. I Uark -- i—OO to
Muskrat, Pali Alaskan Large No. 1. - 1.20 to 2.00
• Lynx, Extra Large aNo. 1 .... 10.oo to ou.ou
Lund utter (interior) . . 30 0010 4U*UU
Land Otter (toast)_ 20.00 to 27.a0
White Weasel, Large No. I- 1.25 lo 2.00
Wolf> Large No. 1 Cased---25 00 10 30 00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Open-- A*-00 10 23,00
• Wolverine, Large Uark - 20.00 to 25.00
Prices above quoted are all for number one best grade lurs. Lo*tr
grades including pale skins priced m proportion.
WE ARE THE LARGEST HEALERS IN RAW ANH JlAlsur al i*
I'UKU IXKS IN TUE SOUTHW Es>T and all we ask ol you Mr. Shipici
U lo one ua the chance ol a trial shipment and we will convince you lhal
wc pay more lo. lur» and make quicker relurna than you can gel a..,
where in the country. We ha>- been in business in Alaska lor :lb yeuis mJ
have bu.ll up a very extensive trade. We sell manulaciured tun, in all
• parts of the United Slates, Canada and in a great many European Cities.
H> shipping to us you are not only helping an Alaskan industry but
>ou are he,ping yourscll lo build up a business lhal belongs lo AlasKa.
W’e eliminate the middleman entirely as we buy direct Iron* ihe trap
j:er and trader and sell direct to Hie consumer, thus we are ub.e lo pay
>ou a better price ihan you can gel elsewhere. NV E MAKE UEI URNS
THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED.
If so desired when your shipment amounts lo $100.0*) or more, we *<li
wire our bid and if not entirely satisfactory y ou may wire at our exp** <m
and we will ship to any place you designate.
All we ask of you is to be laii with yourself as well as with us and
aake us a I rial shipment, the result w ill make y ou a steady shipper
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References;— Any Bank in Alaska, Ihe B. M. Bchrends Bank Juneru,
National Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash., Dexter Horton National Bank
of Seattle.