RKOSIUS & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS: HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
\ For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROl.LER. STAND VRD KID.
FKYE — IiRUHN COMPANY
S E W A R l>
Inspect our UefriRcrators.
\ssure Yourself of Cleanliness
anil Sanitary Conditions.
Study Before Building
When voa look through our cataiocue of d'N'ra. v tv
.tow*, frame*. puWerboaM. loolaut. P-» <»*- biu. ua tral
utet. hardware and pane** y*u » l! L* >°*J
wont to b« mh>* hoatt H-’* where VoU will, hat kft
(Lit book 6 <. Ko t<. 222V 1* A«. h.. Seaitk.
ter .UUJwork. laah ana Down.”
Book is Free
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CCLtaS EY G3LDI
•That’s Dr. s New Dif
covery for titty years
a cold-bieaker"
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OTTHN’i; l» :i sustained qnnllty
hi -! on fa I ^ »*tT‘,oi:vonoss can
nrouso sue)* t ’ •* :i>m. Noth
ing but mi tv re » * t «»iu stubborn
oh! cnbb- him! «•::r; Aii'ug now ones,
grippe, f 1 ;•» *ti-t ’ coughs, and
tTnup rnu!«! Ik: i.khIo hr. King’s
New !» s< o\ H ' OpO*
I SI P : l T ! sf;'" .**;*•! '* >ly ii Is Unlfly,
yift> v • rw
sblo. < •• el i roily*
A bolt! i • » * • io»i c ;o* cabinet
moans c ~ u \! o«»!d or cough*
tjlk\ Hint - - • A *!. u
Rej* ’r.i .'lowiils I* Health
li A. ■ t I ’ | * A* ST' - MiHiicolly
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iated bv * *r. i\ :i ‘ s Now !.*t'e Pills.
1*1 r»j*•; . you l t» I. * impurities
«»! *; rus* tiv.i circulating
i!ir*• e >'S ,*:n by cleu.s ng
i; ’ . »v,-« . y • ml promot
ing the proper llo.v of bile.
v
r. ' always I*®
\ \• 1 « PIils
i on without
, t : i » esi.; . *» of \ iol. *d pur
uni 1 •'*. ns usual at ;»»i drug
* :w
Mr. an I Mrs. Myers have taken 1 v
n" apartments in the Van Gilder
building.
Lewis Carpenter, is in from out tr.e
line and registered at the Hotel Ovv
iand.
James F. Gilbert and wife, whov
home was destioyed by fire Saturea.
night, are maVr- *u~ ” 4Sowar 1
their temporary headquarters.
John e* *.u.s ».j -- u at i)
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn Ufi
LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 1 57
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
Classifieds
HELP WANTED liY
Vlas’um Engineering Commission
apply Emp’oymer.t Office Seward.
20 laborers,
S axemen,
2 teamsters.
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SKIS at L. GRAEF’S.
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Home of Hart Schaitner & Mar a
lot bing— URBACH’S
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Lady Torrington vaecum sweepers
it GRAEFS
Sled> for hoys and girls at Graefs.
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RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 at
Graefs.
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E’ectrie Sewing Machine motors i,
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
A
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Graefs
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries nt
J. L. Graefs.
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!IoH Seward from Mile 52.
Frank L. Berry is over from An
chorage and registered at the Hotel
Overland .
John Gravdahl is in from Mile 8*4
and registered at the Seward.
Steamer Alaska is expected to re
port out of Juneau sometime this ai
tomoon.
The members of Isaac Evans Posi
American Legion, will hoM a meeting
tomorrow n ght and elect off'ce* ■*.
The caM for he meeting is 8 o’clock n
the town hall.
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COrNCIL MEETS TONIGHT
The city council meets tonight <n
‘he town hall at 8 o’clock .
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TR UN IN TONIGHT
Tlic train left Anchorage on fro'*
? th s mo»n ng and is due in late th'S
afternoon or early tins evening.
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COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and l o ir Ruckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK. j
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna. Broad Pass, Ncnana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Taikeetna, Alaska.
rurnistied Rooms
Hot and Told Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
GILBERT HOME DESTROYED
BY EIRE— VACANT HOUSE 01’
DRYDENS ALSO DESTROYED
The four room cottage of the (1 !•
bci-ts, near the old machine shop, was
totally destroyed by fire which b o
out shortly beioie 10 o’clock last *ji
urday night. Mr. and Mrs. Filbert *s
capod fiom the burning building in
their night cloths. All household l'u -
liiture, clothing etc., was burned, in
cluding a trunk, near an outside do >.*,
h ch contained Libcity loan bond'*
and war savings stamps, with other
1 \aluabies.
The fire is supposed to have b;«*'i
[ caused from an ovc:heated stove. M •
m (’, b c retind .hortly s '
o ght o’clock. At l) oclock Mis. C-»i»• j*■ w
arose and stirred up the lire thou
wont back to beu. i wt* next tiling u»c.>
knew' was when embeis began falling
upon the bed. They barely escaped
with their lives.
It was some time aft r the
started b, foie anyone gave the alar.'**.
The Fire department started with t<
ch nucal but tinned back is the.c •>
. 0 . >ad lead ng to the cottage. Th
firemen wont to the scene but
(,u »st, S'c ng th. t the c >tt‘ige u
doomed, gave orders to watch the fly -
ing embers and prevent ll*iy
i.iv.s 10 nearby cabins. Many sin.
caught Fre and these were exting
uished with snow. Ihc cottage
soon only s.no.during luins.
Mr. and Mis. Gilbert were taken i
bv the Browns and lodged for the
ntglu and f tted up with clothes yes
terday morning.
Yesterday morning about 4:00 o’
clock, the vacant two rcom r b
cd by the Dryd ;n’s caught fire, p
sumab'y f.om spaks fiom the Gilbeit
fire, and that build ng was soon to
tally destroyed. The Dry den cabin v a r
only about 100 feet from the Gilbert
cottage. The Dry dens had not been
living *n the cab’n for several months
having moved to a cabin near the new
machine shops.
Xo water hydrants wove nearer
than three blocks from the two fire,
and no hose was laid.
Master Mechanic Shea and sere :
others of the commission force we*<
called out at the time of the Dryd •
fi< e and prevented sparks f om rot
ting fire to commiss:on lumber plod
a'o^g the t**ack and near the vicin'ty
of the fire.
TOM M’CONITY IS BADLY
INJURED BY ROLLING LOG
Tom McConity, one of the b^t.
kno^-n ironep'S in th;s s^ctmn. came
near losing his lifo yesterday foreneon
when he was caught beneath a ro’l up
y0rr wpv r’nwVod. Dv. Sloan re
ports McConity has sustained uo Ivo1 -
on bnn-q. W bndlv boused.
Yesterdnv moving Mr.
went up on the hillskK above Fs e£.
in at the lowe** end of First Avenue.
to dislodge a log. In some mysteroufc
manner, a fallen tree, about 100 feet j
up the hillside from where McConity
was trying to d stodge his log, be-I
came loosened and started down the |
hillside. McConity was knocked down, I
and the tree rolled over him. Half an
hour afterwards, McConity boeinv
conc:ious fiom the biow and called
feebly for help. His cries were heard
and friends went to his assistance and
carried him down to his cabin. Dr. j
Sloan was then called.
W K A T H I') if It M V O It T
The following «.< the weather rrpo»t
for the 21 hours ending at 7 o'eto ‘It
lids morning: —
SEWARD 22 C’oudy, Calm.
Anchorage ’0 Cloudy, Calm.
Ta’kectna 12 C’oudy Calm. #
Moosecreek 10 Cloudy N. E.
Matanuska 12 Cloudy Calm.
Wasilla 20, Cloudy East.
Doadhorse 18 Snowing N. W.
Hirricane 7hvo Snowing Calm.
Sullivans Zero Snowirg Calm.
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CM VXT ('AIM-SON IS NOW
EMPLOYMENT AGENT IIEIMJ
Grant Car'son >s now the rmn’oy
m *nt a^ent in Sewn'd for the AhH*
an Eng*ncc"fnjj Com?niss:on and Ink*
office ;s ofi the ir ound floor' of the
commission build up, off the main h>b
by. In the classified column will da ly j
he found the call for IHp and app '■
rant • can s er e employment tin* >u *’* i
tho Seward office for work on the
railroad.
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WAUUEN COMINC HACK
<V.> H. P. Wii-ron sunpesrd t> brt
on the tra;n today f’om Anchornir*'
(o'* h’s headquarters in Seward Col.
\V{1rvon h^s h'on in Avcho'-'/p jn co>
f 'rence with Chairman Mears.
A. B. Parson, Manner of the M'a*
ers and Merchant Bank of Ketchikan,
was unanimously elected membo • •
the school board to succeed the bite
Tra M Kintr. TTe received 89 votes, a'i ;
there we**e cast.
The Covdova aH Juneau schools
orr, rroin<r to exchange school notes.
Which m 'rns that our pupils w?B have
to work harder if they want to kj*p
tbe?»* noi-es up w»’th those of tho Ju
neau pupils.— (Covdova School Not"*!
H. Hohnbnck of F\nt was fined '*t
certly in the commissioner's coirt at
F’at for ermb’infr. F. Deeming and
T C^r^ernn also of Otter creek wor**
jriven unPl later to make their rHa*
M»s. U. S Shook, for eierht veru'*
ro^:(p»r>t of Ketchikau d;ed recent1'*
vV1<* v;s;tin? at the home of
broth** At Anacortes, \Vashf""^e*
1 40 ve.nrs. She ?s su-VTVOd by V' ,
brother and four children.
I
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Tha pun>,ant
; richness of pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lever a Monarch
Aztuai
, Clear Havana Ciqar
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O-'C- "p TAMPA
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jcI-.wiJaM.:? Zrei. 0* Ce., Lie., Seattle, Washington, Distributorc
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H. V. Hoiikn A. 9. Dav*«
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. flOLit'.N. MANAOKB
Goa!, Wood and ice
Guoural Tranafe** * Phonea, Main 17 aod 81
HOTEL OV ERLAND
Whittemore & Marii'ule.s — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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JOHN A. NFL SCN Vanajjcr
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Bine. \g*nt.
SIWAI D MASK A
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
3 E V 0
K
ALSO
MCNOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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“knock • down - drag -oat”
service that a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Rut Goodrich “ Hi-Press” Rubber Hoots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. They’re made in a
better way—in ONE SOLID PIECE and
they can’t leak or peel.
One } air will outlast a whole
season of hard service—nut
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on Goodrich
“Hi-Pre? s” and you’ll never
be satisfied with anything
else.
» Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.,/
The City‘of Goodrich—Akron,
113-15 King Street
Seattle