SEWARD’S POPULAR XMAS GIFT SHOP
Everything for men, women and children.
CHRIST MAS'CAKHS' , ,
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'S.. fi»e finest kiud of.
^4; A stationery * ^ . * .
tf-fy Pictures — Albums
, COMEfN AND LOOK AKOLNl*
\i +r . _vl Air
KODAKS £
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Make a splendid present ;>;
\\ e have them from / -•
$8.5U to $ijj5.50
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CANDIES •: •*&:
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By the pound or bo£
Just received on the steather..i
Northwestern a large*
variety of the fanion*. »•*
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1' a 1 sttJi a've.- tyi ^popular
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tthacco m?3U*,kinds \
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ALASKA *
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ijileas Free
«y»lr*fr»e dl vou nrrd to build, cxctft unwotkrd
L*r*e: will wu-sr* to you »om«ih»nf you would like.
I»tdrli«r»built4ii Iruf itr* youcau tujtillyouradl. You
iVi nife «p tWidv wbrre you wiU buy u?mjI yo*. tr%4
*. Y'rf Royis. ZZ«J 1* A*. $.. Settle. bctr*
«m’1uuSL S*b *nd“Ooonw“
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St ««mer Vpslca is scheduled t>
x\\ rort'' f ;>m > xitt’c uvv>rro.v nu»i*u
•it at .' •*. , • *
T>i*^y ijPt* * V* “ilny of ‘school u t'
,.Vv.!;:y. January “>thf the regular
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iatered at th • Hot •: SewmL
W. l>. .V 4* :• ? mdy CXjMV t
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hv'he hiv -'K • n.*>rred I*
> tir* rtroM'-nt n l^;-. • Un at e
Master Methan e l-.. i\ Hcdbertr. r
* South.' n division. v
ut ters at Anchor: u'o. came over or
•>terdnyM t'.v’n yJ-J, •*; ’• jra°st at t’’*'
lote! Overland. ’ t
IX R. A
K. C., rei?i. v. r.\l at the llo. 1
l-llectric St " m. Machine motors
Xutjdntd: tVritcf Motor .Washer*
t J. L. GVaefs.
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:aine Eocene and Pearl Oil al
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Ice (rcepcf* And — Gracia
FUftcrmcns Supplies at Cratf*.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries a*.
L. Gracfs.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING *
Sheet Metal Works
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Cl IAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146 3"
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your washing j
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Sewadsieaai Laundry |
Phone Main 15.
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;4‘ job printing
..AT THE
I GATEWAY
Sov/ard having $>my »•» on hi.-}t nt&!t'
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(’: , t. ,oi' t'v(‘ l.ilVo off o
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Van Gtkki lUttIduiir. : ,
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v ■« ' * '\a t»avijwit fo* >*;
!' v :.v ■ ■•" \\ A !< aViw .
Stfv:prd at 8 o’clock. ,'i * ,/
fbe \ |TTa i s of i'»o S \vjr
1 ( :: iSji
s th ^ afa“!)Oon and •■tIAj
> o\:'l ar.j .! b. tween pujnis dm*!
t 'achers. .*?'
According to t«ic *w"stTj! lo'V. • o
w npV aid other e\:i>r. ^’ons, may e\*
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u. the mail on Xonth-weivlicrn.
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in' th ? Van Cflld 'r lAri’i^'hg f »r IW;
winter.
Living apartments are being fitt **l
up in the commias^op jbo’Mevt 1 y
|* q\ | 'I,n:1’'; of '.’ e S *ppl*
1) paitment . ml les inrrl’y.***
Frank C. Cotter writes that he ><
h ring a f ’ ' tkne in San Franc'sen
• th form r Alaskans and has been
to> busy to visit Los Ang *Vs. Mi s.
• t • -n d to :Los Angelo
m : ’I ' ;ini isro*
\k K. Vkdker ;s erecting a S.'.OrO
V *gu 'w ut Ketchikan.. , #*'
GEML E M E N !
\\t have list 1 ho* thing ?she wiioH
,, , giad io help yon select yo .r,
•t gs and wrap tlitrtt.withi tiseftc ii'ip».r
.1 1 tie with ribbon, etc., if you .will
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n -t give u* a c.nance.
K 1, L S WOR T,H.:S . - .. . .
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earned
comp’ete confidence , • ;
of men Who recognize,
appreciate and demand
the best in
* MEN'S
\V BAKING
A r r A K E L .
DISTILLATE $3.50 p r case at (»ViU‘lb
T II E .BEL MO NT,
Workingitti'iVs 4 Home
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ROOMS 30 and 75 cU.
Now Under New
,.v -M|anugen\ent.
of
MRS. \Ym. F AIRMAN
£ all RIGHT! LET’S GO
mala ; u;e. line
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'#0 PAS GE1
•i ‘ all interior points
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■ Arrangements can be mac 2 by letter, telephone
i .N v ; i or wire.
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•t" ■■ J. A. STEWART,
■ i Talkeetna. Alaska.
Hot and Cold Water
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CAL BROSIUS BOOSTING
SEWARD AND THE RAILROAD
Cal Brosius, now in Seattle, visile.I
Ketchikan on Iiis way south and the
Ketchikan Chronicle conuuncit ihe rot
lo'.ving interview: :
The government radway between
Seward and’. Anchorage will be kept
op -i all winter,rf-cco.-ding to a sLtto
m *nt made this morning, by Cuh
B osius, a prominent lumb rman el,
S' card who ar *v d in Ketchikan on j
, h ' Imira E an Sal i it y hig i
or kis v ay to Bince Rupert.
Mr. Brosius said that the two b'p
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hr.! been comp’ ‘tod. Those shona j
• •it t tihe lin ’.cm ’• *. A’
•r ivy snov. /dov: h .s a'So* -arrived *u |
f:l north, so that a. rotary will be
st.it’oncd at both Anchorage* and at;
S vavd thereby assuring sitflktenl i
eo in meat to ke^n 'the 1‘no open.
Tvy : s will n’sa Jjq... .ope atod op |
tl ' other s"(1 •‘of Anchorage a Pjfri !
as Wassiia thourAiou^ t!ie wm»;u|
months.
Speaking of tlv.rrw-mv :s rot ? •
v onmer»t wo'k around. So.ward^Vr.
n> >siiis said that the railway com
m'.-i on plans to employ 5*000 . inn
iflfr. • construction !\vo’k this Rp’in
*\i t? al is b ':nrr shipped in by boa
tb's w nt *r and rushed to the ra *
iu d pfepar .tnry t' the comp1 *Jt'
rf the gap .hove Wassjila, n
knvn vvt whether trains wilf' b
rv mi nr through to Fairbanks ee:<*
year, but it is believed that the Hr
bW-r''t'd at tla* latest h^
, 3 ly 1021.
Mrs;* Alice Bright and J. V. Hi'da
v jx? recently married at lvctchiT'
T! a groom is owner of the Rehab'
, City.
■ ;T*'c'f?slms of the late 1). M. Antler
son, of Fairbanks, wore recently Jriy
» * overboard from a >** r »n u*.
»ni idle H Queen Charlotte Sound.
\n {>' ' mo n r fi’e ’fit Ketch I;*”
rc ^nt’y^lestroyed tko£v:o story fram
V* ' ’ :v|sowned by Peart:Goldman. Th.
In s wa£. covered by insurance, origd
o: the ffte is unknown.
•.Harriet Dora Vcrner and ChaiV
F edcriek T.ensk were recently mam.
e(i at Mctlakathla.
w i*: a r ;i k u u k v o r t
The following ;s the woalhe»* repo1t
for the HI hours ending at 7 oVhvlf
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this morning: —
SEWARD 2 below, Clear, CaTm.
Anchorage 4 below, Pt. Clou iy,
South.
Matanuska 4 below, Cloudy, Cn'w
Wasilla 14 below, Pt. Cloudy,
Calm.
Talkcetna zero, Cloudy, Culm.
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A special school election jvvas held !
at ltctchikan December loth (o fill !
vacancy caused by thrr death cX ha 1 ’•.
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c! ol bibs were hold up until after j
the special election. .1 ■ f
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NOTICE TO CREDITOR#.
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PRORATE COURT EORHvENAf
vilr.CINCtVTHIRD JUDICIAL
Diyj RON* TERRITORY OP
‘ * ” " • ' ALASKA,
hi the *•/ a/flc-a of he E 'ate of
, ; ISAAC EVANS,
Decerned. j
NOTICE i • 1IEREBY GIVEN; -
• ’ t n id*is tfcb duly up
v ntecl, n't’ -• a cl qua’’fieri ViXEJU
F. .IX of ti c I s. ..» of Isaac;, U vans,
o*; v <1. in act > d:rnce Vyijt1'. an
•)( !er th iv.fbr *! y made, N^{cj .s
5 v h r by tfon to t: • credMxp'S of
is 1 ail pen or.s inv ng claims atguinet
.v said.- d.^vayv^],-.. •. to •.eschibft,.* such
. aims, wit! r ■ ’ •'
c-;jtJiin six months aft ami fiwfc t
/ o.’ th s aotie ■. • • *.h'» said V/i J ’U*
x at th"’office of L. V. Any. Ahi',‘
V>$ f ' . A ha, v. I rcIi;i>fJ>
dm undersigned seln ts as hcrvrihit-e
■. h; jiness in all mat ■ ; connect; *
.yvih the Estate of Is; ac Evans* ])'•
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Dated Seward, Alasha, DeC^ieV'
t h, 1919. y.
ELVIRA EVAXSCA;
' • v.Executrix of the Estate of); ;• ^
*• • ' :* Diaac Evans, Deceased?,
3 ward ^Gateway •*?’
; ;st Pub. Doc.'ijlD,1919.
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IS RO SI U S ft N OO N i
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE— .f
v. INDOiVS, DOORS.. GLASS. MILL-WORK and BOAT LU.MI'Et:
A "tit Is lor— STANDARD MAR'S '•! ENGINES, ST \NOARD KID
TROLLER, STAND AllD KID.
1'U V E -- mil T }\y COMP AN Y
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V lpM,.ct cur I*i*l wrntors*. ..
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Assure A oil 4*-- n C •c\'uiline«R
-.-‘j a'frcV Sanitary ( auditions.
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H. V. MOIJKN A. K. IMVN
ALASKA TRANSFER
H, V. HOtiUN, ManaWji
Coal, Wood and lea
General Transfe- phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore ik Marv,ules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
^ • EXCLUSIVE
DlSTItlHUTORS
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MONOPOL
CIGARS
. . KAKE.Tl'E NORTHERN YOUR
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H13ADQUAU i EES V. MLE IN SEW ARD.
• SEME MiiB ad FMIB COM' .."
JCNN A. NELSON, Onager
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Way lit* I • uo, Vgent.
SLUAivb. ; MASK»
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'When it comes to the hard
“hnoi c - down - tlrr.i* - oat”
r.*‘rvic;3 that a fisherman
• ; ,e l lots, ordinary rubber
can’t j and up.
But Coodrich "Hi-Pres ” Rubber Boots and
vS ^rc’i .. lu’iliuarj. 1 hey’rc made in a
better v/uy—i i iOLID PIP»(-*E a,l(J
thev ci a t leuiv or peel.
One. j.,.urrr\viii cm ' st a w ole
uivi .} i a l^ rd f ■:r\ ice- ait
w r two or three ordir ary
pairs.
P.uL.ypi:r money on Good ich
“ * lirJf 11 a* suid ) ou^ll n ver
be satined wit i anyt. ing
else. •*
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Said by -15,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich* Rubber Co./
i ;jc City of \Uron, (
H3-15; Kin* Street
* Seattle