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GENERAL REPAIRING ami ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. IIAZ INI
MACHINIST.
SI'KCIALTV-GAS KNGINKS.
FRYE — LJUUHN COMPANY
S 15 W A K D
Inspect our Krfriuerator*.
Assure YourseU ot Cleanliness
ami Sanitary Conditions.
RECEIVED
The iic.-t l.iaeoi'
Working Shoes
That Ever Came
To Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line oi Suiainei
C nderv.tv.r, in the
C nion Suits
The I Mace V, here
?lcil Olltlit.
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TEACH KUS EX V.Ml.NATIONS
TO HE 11K1.0 IN M.ASK \
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pc. ar\ c ut:f;rntes must secure a cer
tificate of a high*4* grade before the
opening of another school year. Art.
c e .*>. page 13. School Laws of Alaska,
contains all the provisions regulating
Ike* issuance of certificates.
'whose who are holders ot certif*
Ca*es fc\ endorsement which expiie
tho end of the prex.ru school \' a»
may have the same renewed by pre
senting them at the ofric * of th“ com
missioner of education, together with
a statement from sekoo’ boards
other competent ante >:t\ cert l^.in
that the holder has b en successfully
c.ig.iged in tea King during one-half
of ihe peiiod in which the certificate
was in force. The same ruling applies
to certificates upon examination.
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at Ketchikan. Juneau . Cordova An
chorage, Kodiak. Fairbanks and Nome
June 3. 4 and 5. Those who wish to
Hf .ure a certificate upon examination
should communicate with Mr. Hondo
son or with W. A. Knox. Ketchikan;
J. E. Lanz. Juneau; Miss Emma Kee
ver. Cordova; John H. Dunn. Anchor
age; Howard McC.inW, Kodiak; Miss
Henrietta Mirick. Fairbanks, or Miss
!m;i\um \n:vi ok thk interior
Alaskan Ki» niuvriiijf (om mission
Tiuins leavi ami ai rive al Seward a>
follows:—
A. M. Wednesday and Saturdc. ,
for Roosevelt. J’unnol, Girtlwc *i •
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 1*. M. Mon
day and Thursday.
v‘ Mae- ti »ns at Anchorage on Monday
I A M
Malar, ’.ska. W.milla, Houston, lid
. . •tn.M, ami on \Veditedilay and rn
« u.» -t A M. for Matanmkr,
I.and Ohiekaloon.
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it!M! \KK \ST. II NTT IEON and
.imner served on the Seward - An*
liora^e tra il in t e lull let ear. MG
. • %.• • • v v v v \
l- *r . v > • •
PLUMBING AND *!
HEATING
Sheet Metal \\ t>i
f * !
(HAS. LECH NEK
* I’d. Madsn M6
.1. 4. -4< *1* 4"
Kmma Lee On*, Nome. In case there
are applicants for such certificates
who find it too expensive or inconven
ient to take the examination at one of
the place indicated, it may be possi
h'e to anunge fur an examination at
some more coiiNeiiient point.
\ > examination for an Alaska teach
i \ certificate will be given to an ap
plicant who is not 18 or more years
ef age and who has not completed the
equivalent of four years of school
work above the eight grade of the ele
mentary school, and who has not, in
addition, had at least one year of pro
fessional training in a school of high
er grade than a high school. This re
gulation is, however, not retroactive.
an»l those who are now teaching in the
Alaska schools and have had less
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UKI LAIl a WILSON, Uph. I>. *
Have your EYES tested and
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GLASSES properly tilted.
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ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
TO OWNERS Of TEMPORARY
COUPON BONDS:—
of first. Second and third Liberty
Loans:—
W e are now in a position to accept
Ronds of the above loans, lor conver
sion and exchange for Permanent
Liberty Loan P* per cent Coupon
Bonds of the same issue, with Inter
est Coupons to maturity attached.
this service is rendered without
charge.
Itarriman Nat’l Rank of Alaska.
training than tnat indicated are en
titled to write upon the examination.
Applicants lor a r ust grade ccrtiii
cate must succe.-sl’uliy pass an exami
nation upon me subjects listed below,
applicants lor a second grade certifi
cate upon me iirst thirteen, and for a
iimd gi aoe certificate upon the first
eleven; Arithmetic, civics geography,
m. lory, grammar, ortliography, pen
manship. physiology and hygiene,
*eading, school law, theory and prac
tice, American literature, English
tom position and rhetoric, general
sc.ence, a gohra and English litera.
ture.
0. ..Si'LRN WOMEN MAY
IS.AY EASTERN WOMEN
IN A TENNIS MATCH
SAN EKAXCISCO. May 21— Dr.
Summer Hardy. president of the tah
fornia Lawn l ennis Association, is
lending a movement for a second east
vs west tennis match for women to
1). mdd in an Atlantic seaboard city
this summer. In the first match at
Berkeley. Cal., recently the western
women won.
A number of the leading tennis
j 'a/ers of California are planning to
invade the east this summer. Among
ti c-se are William Johnston, nationa1
- »s iv.empion; Robert ami Howarc
Kinsey, l'acific coast doubles cham*
Will’s Davis. Holland Robert4
;*»:d Peek Griffin.
It is hoped hero that a’ intersec
\' wal -series for men can b« ni.angoi
while these players are in the east.
PHYSICIANS WILL MEET
VANCOUVER, B. C., May 21 —
H'vul'eds of physicians from all sec
tion? of Canada are expected to be in
A Bigger FaFFrrBoot
Doha,-’
"VTOI; knowj i * a! v ' ;.<:! should
A *»rt lYuir a *. ■ ! * ^ ' •■!: ’mow
when \ >u \e i. . c * .« * s v. ’'Mi -
% w
xeurs of esa i;« .« ■ Fa \*.u timl.
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\\V claim !l i carry
you Ih'yoiuI F: 1 ia\ ri i,. v rrivi what
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you ordinnids >. i .. 4 N * a. . a
\voi\h”—oud Ilie » 1 »,*: T!, are
more than oue-s • . > . l Iiaf s why
more fishermen , • •. • • i Jiv'n tnvry
day. Make your d< !!ar * i‘*:iLor villi
Go*xlrich. Look • i t»u ri ! I iae \Lou:;d /
the Top. 50,000 (J \«!e; ;.
THE n. F ooor>m< ;T
OeaitU* Wash. . \ «ri.ij
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ELLSWORTH’S ALTO I'OR HIRE
Night and Day Service
Day Phone— Adams 87.
Night Phone— Madison 61.
—$
BEAU T YJ
Here is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer
dour sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders9 1920 cat
alogue.
"Hotter M.ft'reri,
Hath and
R O V I G
2229 First Ave. S.
SEATTLE
Vancouver in June to attend sessions
of a number of medical associations,
j to be held here jointly the week be
' ginning June 21.
The convention will he held at the
t Un.ve slty of British Columbia and
>the following organizations will parti
i eipate: Canadian Medical Association,
j (National) Canadian Public Health
■ Association (National); Canadian
I Social Hygiene. (National); Canadian
Tuberculosis Association. (National)
Canadian Association of Venereal Di
seases, (National); and the British
Columbia Hospital Association, (Pro
vincial).
V.IRBANKS TO HAVE
FLOCK MILL OF OWN
The next industry which will stall
working in Foil banks, and which will
o.-m the nucleus of failure manufac
turing wealth, will be a real flour mill,
to cost not less than $15,000.
The farmers of the Interior have
I
^ ft‘IKE a time-tried friend, j
£ i you will rind the Lovera i
a fcentle-spiritcd cifcar, wel- j
Cuino at all limes, never j
tirinft, never fccttinft on your j
nerves, yet always true to Its *
ncii, clear Havana tobacco.
10c, 2 for 2>c and 15c sixes
Queen *ize, 2 for 25c
Lari »iz« . 2 for 25c
JOSE LOVERA CO., TAMPA
( SCHWABACHER BROS.
1 & CO., Inc., Seattle, Wash.
/ Distributors
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IL V. Iloben A* F* ,)avui
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
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General Tranafering I’htmcs, Main »7 a:nl 81 j
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whitteraore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WA1ER and POWER COMPANY
i ■ .. * ' !■——
JOHN A NELSON, Vana*>er
* Offict* Admiral Building
Way nr I* ;•<*. Vgent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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LXl LI MV I*
tllSTKIHl ToU>
OF
\LSO
MONOrUL
CIGAK>
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS tt IDLE IN SEU AKii.
’ been working on this proposition lor
I two years, and last iall they went at
:i seriously and with business *u tiieir
eye. 1 hey applied to Delegate Ungsuj
to introduce a bill or get into me ap
propriations bill au appiopnation oi
j $U»,U0(> to build a flouring mill and to
• bund it now. They have not as yet
| icard from Grigsby as to what steps
.ie has taken in the matter, and he
< las evidently introduced no such bid
.o now or the telegraph would have
; ..o;d of it. So, leaving nothing to
chance, the farmers have gone amua
nong -...ose nneo, reucn.iig it»r awu.
unces and baCK.*ng Imne, ^.y**^'* w..
go Vermont sii/a.u uu nw.....0 ...
matter, and it is sale iu **j «.*.u..
win have thac mm Uns summer.
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J. il. iioilins, and oid-U:nci y* ...
Skagway aistnet, retained leceiu.y
dial p»ace fiom the states. m
| nii days Komns had tne ent.re o.^e,
| ,vay valley staked as nnneiai t.a.in.,
and posed as a promoter.
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j JUNEAU, ALASKA.
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,,4\ THE 10B OE THE WOKLU - I'AihM. iuE lOT Of iUL Ji.iKi. L»
la presenting the following quotations, we want you to uauns.ano «.
pay what we quote. It the market advances atier ihe issuance oi mi* *
> cular we give the shipper the benefit ol the increase. Lpon lequist ^
ue pleased to keep you advised ol market changes.
Bear in n.ind thal because ol our poncy ol dealing direct wiib ifu
trader and trapper we can aflord to, and do, BAl iaL uAunL-i
■ BltlCES FOU FUKS OE ALL K1NH&.
* 15.00 to * oO.OU
Black Bear, No. I silkey-—- ~ *
. . _ zo.oo iu 2.».uv
Coyotes, Extra Large No. 1,
Eox, Cross—Large Hark--—- ~~ J U lw
♦ Eox, Hod - Large Hark- - 40-0u 4tt ^
.. wu , ___ uO.UOlo ba.00
l or, While
Eox, Blue; Brices vary according lo coioi
quality prices average Hum- - i5.t>0 to 200.000
fox, Oliver; Me have a oig ouiiel lor aiivei
fox and guarantee lop prices tor same, lie
sure to snip us your driver foxes and we will
show you we are there with the goods. Brices
range from__—--- 150.00 to 650.00
Eisner, Large Hark,- 75.00 to 125.00 ^
Mink, Extra Large No. 1 Hark- 12.00 to 16.00 ^
Muskrat, Eall Alaskan Large No. 1.-L20 to 2.00
* Lynx, Extra Large No. 1_ 40.00 to 60.00
Land Otter (Interior)___—— 20.00 to 40.00
Lund Otlcr (Coast)_ 20.00 to_ 27.50
White Weasel, Large No. 1_- L25 to 2.00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Cased_ 25.00 to 20.00
Wolf, Large No. 1 Open_——— 16.00 to 25.00
Wolverine, Large Hark_ 20.00 to 25.00
Brices above quoted are all for number one beat grade fura. Lower *
grades including pale skins priced in proper lion.
WE ARE THE LARGEST DEALERS IN RAW AND MANUFACT- 9
FRED FURS IN THE NORTHWEST und all we ask of you Mr. Shipper 9
is to give us the chance of a trial shipment and we will convince you that
wc pay more for furs and make quicker returns than you can get may- 9
where in the country. We ha>e been in business in Alaska for 36 year* *nd #
nave built up a very extensive trade. We sell ma« utactured furs in ail 9
parts of the United States, Canada and in a great many European Citiea. 9
By shipping to us you are not only helping an Alaskan industry 'fcut
>uu are helping yourself to build up a business that belongs to Alasaa.
Wc eliminate the middleman entirely as we buy direct trow the trap- 9
1 cr and trader and sell direct to the consumer, thus we are able to pay 9
/uu a better price than you can get elsewhere. WE MAKE RETURNS 9
’ THE SAME DAY SHIPMENT IS RECEIVED. •
If so desired when your shipment amounts to $100.09 or more, we will 9
wire our bid and if not entirely satisfactory you may wire at our expense 9
and we will ship to any place y*u designate. 9
All wc ask of you is to be fail with yourself as well as with us and 9
make us a trial shipment, the result will make you a steady shipper. 9
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References;— Any Bank in Alaska, The B. M. Behrends Bank Juneau, 9
1 * National Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash., Dexter Horton National Bank 9
' of Seattle. 9