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Official Territorial Investigator
Information Furnished Free of Charge:
OIL—Locations, Permits, Drilling, Geological Reports. *
MINING—Placer. Quartz, Hydraulic, Mills.
FISHING—Cannery Sites; Salmon, Herring, Halibut, Trout
HUNTING—Moose, Sheep Goats, Caribou, Bear, Trapping
Locations.
FARM LANDS- Homesteads, Acreage, Hay and Produce
Lands.
BUSINESS ONPORTUNITIES—Stores, Canneries. Hotels,
and Manufacturing Plants. ,
HOMES—Houses, Lots, Real Estate Listings.
FOX FARMING—Hair-Seal, Belugas, and Raw Furs.
Write me for full information relative to any of the above sub
jects about which you wish information.
FRANK. Bj CAMP. Seward. Alaska
The Liberty Theatre |
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
METRO PICTURE COMPANY PRESENTS
HOPE HAMILTON IN
“A MODERN SALOME”
A six-part cyclonic drama of a dancing girl who |
found her ouw soul. Suggested by Oscar Wilde’s j
damatic poem “Salome” \
ALSO A Pathe One Reel Comedy.
Lonesome Luke in ‘‘JUST DROPPED IN” [
8 REEL PROGRAM j
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EVENT OF
THE SEASON
Arrangements have been
completed and plans perfect
ed for the most wonderful
masqUed ball that the people
of Seward have ever had the
chance to attend. This is the
first real community mask
ball that has ever been stag
ed in Seward- The object of
the ball is to raise funds foi
one of the most essential ed
ucational features ever in
stalled in a School. Every
town in Alaska excepting
Seward has this feature in
the school. Every town in
Alaska will have this feature
after the Big Masque Ball on
February 14th' is given at
the A. B. Hall. The sum nec
.essary to install this wondei
ful educational feature in
the Seward school is $387.00.
Seward is the only town mis
sing on the circuit. Seward
is the missing link. We must
get in and kick in with the
necessary amount. To create
the necessary interest to
make this feature an assur
ed fact a collection of worth
while prizes has been donat
ed by the business men o '
Seward and through the un
tiring efforts of tJob Mein
tosh all plans have been per
fected and a schedule arrang
ed which will give every con
tender an equal chance.
The splendid assortment o:
prizes donated by the busi
ness men of Seward show:
how keenly they realize th(
necessity for installing thi.
Ford Weekly picture shov
in the Seward school. jSverj
mother and father • in the
town of Seward is heart am
s-oul behind this raovemen.
and it is expected that ever)
real citizen in the communi
ty will lend his or her sup
port toward making it pos
aible to obtain this wonder
ful feature at the earliest
possible moment. Everybod)
must enthuse. Everybod)
must fill themselves full oa
pep and this enthusiasm ano
pep must be turned loose a'.
Jie Masqed Ball on the even
ing of February 14, (St. Val
an tine’s Day) at the A. B
Hall. The f allowing is a list
of the prizes and a complete
listing of the things the
prizes will be given for anu
to.
1st Prize Best Dressed Lady
i/2 ton Naniino Coal by Alas
ka Transfer.
2nd Prize Best Dressed La
dy 1 Large box fancy station
ery by Seward Hotel
1st Prize Best Dressed Gent
% ton Nanimo Coal by Alas
ka Transfer.
2nd Prize Best dressed gent.
The largest ham in ^orgen’s
Store by Gus Borgen.
The most original gent. A
supper for six at Cameron’s
Cafe (Go the limft)
by Charles Cameron..
The most original lady. Ten
dollar box candy by the Al
aska Shop.
The best Clown (Gent) Box
of segars by Jack’s Place.
The best Clown (Lady) El
ectric Toaster by J. L. Graef .
Best Jitney Driver an inner
tube by Harry Ellsworth.
Most Comical Lady* glass
salad bowl by Bsrbwto and
Hawkins Corporation
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Most Comical Gent, a box of
segars by The Northern,
Best Colored Lady. Silk top
union suit by Mrs. Ellsworth
Best colored gent,Boxof se
gars by Seward Drug Co.
Beat dressed girl under fif
teen, $6.50 box of candy by
Sylvia’s.
Best dressed boy under fif
teen book by Seward News
Co.
Best Old Sourdough (ten
years or more in Alaska)
Six months subscription to
the Seward Gateway. 1st
prize.
Best Old Sourdough (ten
vears or more in Alaska)
Silk Shirt by Urbach’s 2nd
prize.
A first and second specia1
prize will be given for> the
be§t sustained character and
the best costume to misses
between the age of fifteen
and twenty one. Special door
prizes will also be given.
Remember the date of the
dance. Remember the object
for which the dance is- bein'*
given and be there with be%
on and a supplv of pep the*
will put this thing throne*
with flying colors. Don’t
wait for George to do it. Do
it on your own hook. Twr
weeks to get ready- Let’s go
Prizes will be awarded to
only those in costume. Nr
evening gowns or dress suits
or regular clothes. A cos
tume dance pure and simple
A Masquerade Ball in ever}
way, shape and form.
District Communicatio:
3upt Lieut Frank Luke!
gives notice that the accevt
ance of traffic over the Key
oort-Cordova, St Paul- Via
livostok circuit has been su
spended until farther notice
This is by reason of a seriou
breakdown in the radio set
at St. Paul station and it i
considered unlikely that trrf
fic will be handled until nex
summer, but the usual sta
tion season will make it im
possible to maintain cor
munication until autumn.
A committee consisting or
A. Bunzen, J- P. Todd an'
Prof. J. N. Cobb, of the Uni
versity of Washington, wa'
yesterday named to secure
data to present to congresr
in support of a request thaJ
congress act to promote th'
herring fisheries of the Pa
cific Northwest and Alaska
They were named by a meet
ing of herring fishery men
and those interested in sav
ing the Alaska herring fish
eries, built up during the
war and now threatened by
fish imported from Europe
The meeting was held at the
Alaska bureau of the Cham
ber of Commerce and wa;
presided over by William
Calvert, Jr., chairman of the
bureau. It is expected tha'
A. W. Thomas ypll go tc
Washington, D. C., to pre
sent the status of the herr
ing men of this coast wher
hearings are held before th<
committee drafting tariff
moQQlirPSL
One hundred and fifty men
are employed at present by
the navy department in de
veloping the Eska creek eoal
rriine in the Chickaloon ”
tjict A • brand* ■ |
built from the _ . ...
railroad into the times in
the near future.
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Eggs, Butter, Lard, Ham, and Bacon
prices are .going down. We are
keeping pace with': destining
prices. Our grocery slock
is complete. Fresh fruit
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