BROS I US. & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE— I
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
AcmUs Kor— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
I ROLLER. STAND ARD KID.
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FR V E — BR U H N C( )M I ‘A N Y
S K W A li 1>
Inspect our Kef risers tors.
\ssure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Study Before Building
win >ou. * * ’
. dow* tomrs pU^r-boUd. rook-tf. paint. UiU-n ««*
urea, hardware a«vt pwU you » U J.a^n how >ou
«am«oliiyou* fcuo«. Buy where >ou %*'U but ^ct
e-book h.U. Ror.r ?:29 1« A». V. Vattle. B*
trf Mtllwork. **»b and Doom.**
Book is Free
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The train from Anchorage arrived
at ti:.r>0 o'clock last ni^ht having made
•rood time to Seward.
The cannery tender Lister was t**
sail during the day for the return trip
to Kodiak.
Mrs. Hubbard returned on the ti n
last niirht afte** :t short visit at V’
IS.
Mrs . 1). t\ lit owned left on the Ad
miral Watson last nitfht en route *
Portland.
Uobet t Manth y. who has been v*
1 itiii‘4 >n Seward several days, return*
to LaToiiche leaving en the Adm* ...
Watson.
W. L. Lodjje came in f**om Mil* -
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Disni.l.A I K |> r c.»>e at Graets
Home of Hart Svhatfner X Mars
rlulhing— l RBAl'H’S
Lady Turlington vaccum sweepers
at GRAEF’S
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Sleds for hoys and girls at Graft**.
RAYO lamps with shades $:L3t) at
Graef’s.
Electric Sewing Machine motors it
Lraefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
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I Maine Eocene and Pearl Oil al
Griefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— kra>'U
Fishermen * Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS ainl batteries at
J. L. Graefs.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn M6
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING 1
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Seward Steam Laundry'
Phone Main 1 57
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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last night on the train uml is register
ed :it the Hotel Sexton.
Gearhart Johnson left on the Ad
miral Watson for Cordova.
The new te ephono directory is b
ing distributed to customers. Mote
telephon *s are shown in the bool, than
for the , ust year and a half.
I! »re will b' a train out tumor"»
morning foi Anchorage leaving th » «•
cal station at S o’clock.
St :tnu r Alaska is scheduled to sad
north from Seattle tomorrow forenoon.
After reaching Seattle on her p •
ont tr.p south, the Northwestern w*i
Jay up for s \ weeks undergoing ••
pairs.
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'I'! (* fo'hv , big * the w o;0 ho*- »•* po» t
I*, *• » • lM l »< e; i-tnhng 7 oVo
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SKWAUH 24, Clear, Calm.
Aneho ‘age 20. (’’ear, South.
Matanuska »2. Cloudy. Calm.
Was'lla 2*» . Cloudy, Ca*m.
Chirkaloon 2b, Cloudy. Ca-m.
Talk* etna 20, Cloudy, Calm.
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UttllRAL W \TSON SAILS
The Admiral Watson, which arriv
od .it the Sev. a d Dock r*» t :*to oVio'!
yesterday afternoon,, from the San
J:ian dock, where fioxen fish was load
*»d spiled south at o:40 o’clock ki t
ri ght with th*» following passenger:
for Seattle— Mrs. F. C. Miller, l\u
Hagan. M*s. D. C. Brownell and M.
Miskules. Fo? LaTouche— Robor*
Manthy. For* Cordova — M. 1* redell an !
Gearhart Johnson.
H Fit RING \ BO \ I* 1 > WATSOv
The Admiral Watson has ’*000 bar
r Is of Scotch cured herring ahoa d
f r Seattle from Halibut Cove, from
the packing plant of Griffin and
B drd. N’ext trip the Watson will load
:V)00 barrels which will clean up the
pack for the winter.
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GGL. QOTWALS
WILL SUCCEED
MAJOR WAUGH
ldeut. Col. John C. Gotwals, of the
Kiigineer Corps of the R**gular Army,
Las been appointed President of tho
Alaska Board of Road Commissioner
with headquarters at Juneau. M\j >i
W. H. Waugh, the present president.
COTTERS
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS VA< S
and Four Ruckled
ARCTIC’S
In light and heavy
weight. Come in ar.d
Have A LOOK.
' ALL RIGHT! LET’S G 0
» MAI.AMUTE STAGE LINE
[•
’■ Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
* Talkectna, Broad Pass, Ncnana and
* ALL INTERIOR POINTS
: Arrangements can he made by letter, telephone
1 or wire.
1 J. A. STEWART,
* Talkeetna, Alaska.
\mislied Roams
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
I
i.u^Uu
. GOLD OB GQliGri?
€
Why, when Or. Ling’s New
Discovery so promptly
checks it
-TT'.s natural you don’t want In bo
I careless and lot that old cold or
cough drag on or that m*w at*
; ick develoo seriously. Not when
von can gel such a proved suer >s
fill remedy as hr. King's New ins
co very. (
Cold, cough, grippe, croup d >es
not - *s!s1 ibis stantinrd i I
very long. Ji> quality is as Jii
todin • ’ ul\va> s lias been -a i I
• t's been growing siea lily ii» pope- j
tnrity tor more Ilian lili.' yea»\«. |
;{oe. ami SI.’JO a b<»ttle at nil drug- j
gists. tiivo it a trial.
Tarty Cowels, Inert Liver
They .lust won’t let you put
*niu \iiiir wori *»r play. Sick I..
die* conns from retaining w ide
matter and impurities in the boil).
I Vel right for anythinq - make
• i* 1 i I y, 11 io I •'1 met >
, until 1 >r. K 1 "
I’ll- Suioolhl) yet posili\**iy tho>
pr •! results that cleanse tin* j
a ml make tin* lii
l,o :> •• ; »nd to the demands .d
altby bod). St ill . c. -
it id d - • *ta. Tr) them t mi 11
v ! remain as a member of the Koa <
r »oi*ting t** ( il. (lOtwals. t.apt
j !’i yug, mem be • of the K t*1«
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e A'aska Load Commissioners. .1:
h >n i rirteii to report at lort Lis
« n for discharge.
This is tho first change in the Alas
1 Hoard of Hoad Commissioners d>
l the work of demobilization of ih
National Army. The reserve officer
o-' the National Army arc being di
c i'ged as fust as Regular army »f
f ei*s can be seeureil to T:iT<»* th *i
v ices. AH of them will be dischar
b fore July 1 next. Major Wing!
Lieutenant Sidney Carter,
r miliers of the War Dopartmon
1 ‘ard of Alaska road builders ar»
fieers in the National Aimv, an*'
v 11 probably give way to Regain
*my officers before that time.
These changes do not mean tho*
/ aska will lose these road builders
vjor Waugh is a^so a Highway 5 *'
• icer in the Office of Public Roads I
A branch of the Department of Agri
« Iture. which has charge of th*
« ponditure of road moneys coming]
f >m the National Forests and th*
1 operative road building enterpr s
4 the National Government. Tb:
1 anrh of the road building fund :
: ; disposal, and plans are alroal
1 ‘dor way for tho expenditure of,
- me $220,000 on roads in tho Fir
• d Third divisions of Alaska dur:r,f
» 0 coming year.
Cant. John Zug and Lieut Carter
v *re connected with the Ala5,
Board of lioad Commissioners before
their appointments as reserve of filers
in tho National Army in order to |
qualify them for membership on tin. i
board. Capt. Zug was a civilian c.vil
engineer in the employ of tho board, !
ami Lieut. Carter was chief clej*k «•!’
the hoard. They will probably re*
tain their old position.
Major \Vau;rh is now in Washing i
ten o.' business in connection with
Vuska road building, and. doubtless.
:n •onsu'tation with Col. Gotwals.
Col. Gotwals comes to Alaska d *
:*e tly f *om the office of G'*n. Black.
Cl ''if Engineer Officer of the Uni*/
<t res Army, with offices hi the VV;
Department at Washington.
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TO KG—OPEN (IK AMTE MINE
Col. B. V. Millard, president of th
G unite Mining company, with go?-’
q art*/ properties in the Port W ,
\ iska, district, who is wintering n
o ittb* says that the well kno.vo
G •unit * mine will be r<-opener! r.o:.,
'• i.son. Ho said “1 believe the G,,an
t * is a cootl mine an*l when or.o'
started nga;n will never stop unt )
1 e is work d nn».. Yw* gold mi*«r,i.
have he •• hoping and expecting t* at
. "'i^tl,:, g would be done to ass •<
<»• hi prod’ Ainu, hut 1 'o nothin i
;j ht in th’s direction.’’
Mr. Millard expects a big rush t<
V i. \a this year.
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notice to creditors.
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PRORATE COURT I OK KEN AI
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION TERRI I'ORV OK
ALASKA.
1 ti the Matter of the Estate of
ISAAC EVANS,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
T at the undersigned is the duly ap
Minted, acting and qualified EXECU
TRIX of the Estate ol Isaac Evar
<!• .eased; and, in accordance with an
) dor therefor duly made, N»t;cv
ao\v hereby given to tie* creditors i'
!V:d all persons having claims again.
* said deceased, to exhibit su -ii
c’aims, with the necessary vouchee
■ thin six months after and from
late of this notice, to the said Ex *m
tnx at the office of L. V. Ray, Alt'
ri y, in Seward, Alaska, which offw e
ti e undersigned s dects as her nl:a ■'
of business in all matters eonm cb d
v tls the Estate of Issue Evans, D
c. used.
Dated Seward, Alaska. Decemb.n
4-th, 1919.
ELVIRA EVANS,
Executrix of the Estate of
Isaac Evans, Deceased.
(SEAL)
S ward Gateway
1 rst Pub. Dec., 19, 1919.
! ist Pub., Jan., 9, 1919.
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The pungent
richness of pi; re
Havana tobacco, *
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lcvcra Monarch
Actual Siso
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A^u'l i .3 • 4jr .jC
Scl'twqjac’^r 3ro?. 0 Co., Inc., Sect*Jo, Wcjhinyv:, -h'b itorr
H. V. HORKN a. E. Davs
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. HO DEN, ManaOKR
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer • I’hones, Main 17 aad HI |
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & JVlargules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
b r v o
ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE TIIE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
| m ARD WA1ER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Of fir** \>' i r:»l limlding
Wayne li«ue, Vgent.
SI.IYAKD A! ASK A
I
Wl e: it conics to the hard
“kr. > v - down - dra^ - out”
servothat a fisherman
ei\ csi oots, ordinary rubber
> can't. land up.
Rut Goodrich “iii-Rrcj ” Rubber Roots and
' hoes aren’t ordinary. ley re made in a
be ter way—in OM! .v HAD PIECE—and
li ey can t or peel.
() ;e j air will outlast a w hole
scar< i of hard service— >ut
w ar two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (Jooc ich
“ I fi-Pre s ’ and you’ll n ver
be satisfied with anyl iing
else.
> Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The 1>. !\ (iho'drich Ktihber Co.^
The City of (vocJrich—Akron, < no /
113-15 King Street
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