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The Alaska Weekly Post
Published Daily, Except Sundays and Holdiays
By
GATEWAY PUBLISHING COMPANY, (Inc.)
Elmer A. Friend. Editor
Harry V. Hoben. President trank L. Ballaine. Sec.
Kour*d a. oad-elaaa mattar Sopfmbar I. 1915. at the OflW « Sawani. Ala.ka.
under Act of March S. Is7w.
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The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited ot it or not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local new* published herein. _ _
RED CROSS IN
SEWARD WANTS
OLD CLOTHING
Herbert Hoover, chairman for ‘.he
com mi "ion for relief in Belgium, has
a>ked ihe Ann riean Red (Vos.> to •ol
lect an additional five thousand ions
of unused clothing for the l-e!gi»r.".
The request iia> be»n glad!\ leco'vtd
as the Red (n* - we comes the op; »r
tunity fur such a needed servRc.
Down in tin* stat* - the various f ban
ters had a week for tin crmpiuet..
SenteintM*! - • to .’'0. In Sowar* the h»
cal chapter will have the campaign
thi" week, beginning tumor *o\v :•.*»•!
ending Thursday night. All arth?d>
wanted can b«* 1* ft at the Re*, f oss
work room in the Railroad building
Those who cannot take their garments
tor relief tv* the work room will rt •
reive attention by tailing up any ol
the lied ( ross ladies.
mm> oi <; vsniKNTs ni:km:d.
Kvery kind of garments, for a! ig
t- and both sex. is urgently need* d
In addition, piece goods, light. w»*iu
canton flannel anti other kind- o»
doth from which to make garment
ior at w horn babies, tick.ng. sheet'ay
and blanket- woolen joods of ;*v
uitul- and sh a* of every sire are 1 *
ed for Serap leather is needed tot r
paring footwear. ^
Since the clothes will be subject »;*
tin* hardest kind of wear, only gar
meats made of strong anti duvghl*
materials shoultl be sent. It i- usele.s
to offer any afflicted population g:
m» nt> of flimsy material o»* gu d\
coloring. Make the gifts p’acticah
(larnu nts need not be in pei •’ c*
nmdii on. A hundred thousand d<* li
ra:. vop*en in the occupied reg:on.
art* • *nger to »*arn a small IIv'o1ihc*»>*i
by renai'ing gift dotiiing and making
RETURNS—“Q U!C KER”
“Shubert” Unexcelled Service
is known to intelligent and progressive Fur shippers all over ALASKA. If you are
not “Shipping to Shubert" you are not g‘ ttingthe full benefit of the extremely high
prices Alaska Furs are commanding at the present time—get in line—don't delay
ship all tiie Furs you have on hand and keep them coming QUICK.
{“Shubert * Returns are Satisfactory Returns—Write for “\Ilir 91u:hrrt €»hijiprr"—It’s FREE
A. B. S HUBERT, INC.
, The Largest House in the World Dealing Exclusively in American Haw Furs
Dept. 256-25-27 W. Austin Ave., - - Chicago, U. S. A.
( now garments adopted to needs v th
whirl, they arc famkiar.
(iAlC.MKNTS NKKDKD.
Men's Wear—iShirts (perfect of light
colored flannel ), undershirts und *r
drawers, trousers, coats , work-suits,
(overhauls), suits , shoes, overcoats,
jerseys, sweater-vests, so.ks sweat
ers.
Women’s Wear— Skirt , drawers,
corset-slips, petticoats, shirts, co*'1 •,
suits, shoes cloth hats, knitted raps
stockings, blouses.
Hoy’s Wear— Shirts, union suits, un
derwear, trousers, coats, suits, shoes,
overcoats, jerseys, socks, stockings,
sweaters. •
Girl’s Wear— Dresses , skirts, o\» •
coats, nightdresses, drawers, stock
ings, undergarments petticoats, suits,
blouses, shoes, waist ;.
Boy's and Girl’s \\ our— flooded caps,
pinafores, woollen union suits.
Inlant's Wear— Uahy hi uike.s, b:.hv
shirts, sweateis, bonnet bibs, diapers
shoes, hahy dresses, cloaks, jackets
shawls, socks , bootees, binders.
Miscellaneous— Hed-ticks, bed-sheets,
pillow cases, blankets, mufflers.
Woollen goods of any kind what ;o
! ever are acceptable; soft hats ar<
•aps for all ug^s, and sweaters or any
; kind and sr'.e.
Men’s shirts and pajamas, so "oir
or shrunken as no longer to he sc sad
| -ceable, ar»‘ particular’/ welcore,
. since the inat»*rial can ne uti ized for
• making children’s garrmnts.
DO NOT SKND
; (In ments of flimsy marte ial c»r
gaudy col ’ing, ball (Iksucs, h’gh
heeled slip]1 *”s, etc.
Stiff hat . cither men’s or women’.'
! straw, dros. or derby.
Anything containing rubb*r, lten
i coats, rubber boots, etc. ( Not u bob
ber lu*< Is can easily be removed from
shoes.)
Hooks, toys, >oap, toilet articles.
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AMSTLfT AM. Sept., MO— Omar
Imperial Ch. nccllor von Hertling ha?
resigned according to official repost?
from Berlin.
LONDON. Sept.. MO— t) P..M. I. i.
reported here that the Kaiser has not
accepted the Chancellor’s resignation
ind will not despite the demand fiom
seemingly all different parties.
V
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Beginning tomorrow, the Sev.ard
Gateway will he issued as a .. vo jr'gi
newspaper and thereafter on Mon
days, Tuesdays, Wednesday. Thurs
days and Fridays, hut the Weekly
Post, with the news of the week an.
much additional news, will he issue'
land distributed in Seward «>i Sutur
days.
Beginning tomorrow the .idvcrtis
i ing rates will he increased per
Tent.
Both of the- above oondit.ons are
caused by the present worl.i vni
strife. It costs money to publish a
newspaper nowadays and a large
newspaper acquires more employe* '
than a smaller one, and the govern
ment is asking for a release of man
! power which is not perfectly esser.t
ial in the operations of various in
dustries. Another thing there i* no
- e fooling one’s self about ooptdai
' ion and loss of population means * hat
a newspaper loses in many ways.
Regarding the advance in he ad
vertising rates, there is no *ewspap
i or in Alaska, no newspaper in th*
states but what advanced advert i sis;
rates months and months ago. Tin
Sewaid (Iat**way has advanced ne*'th
or in the subscription once r.v adver
tising. llut news print, the paper 10 |
(juii'ed in this production has advanc
ed from two and three quartets cent.
to .'even and one quarter cents. !’hi.
is the Seattle price and does not in
elude 'height, wharfage and drayage
*nk, metal, every article use i around
a newspaper office has doubled and
in some cases trebled.
Inc Gateway hereafter wif. contain
all advertising matter only occupying
less space. In the Weekly I’o>t tlK* ;nI
vertising space will be fhe same as 11:
the present make-up <>•' the Gateway
'Fhe Gateway hereafte” will contain
principally the tclegranhie news am
such local news as can not be hob
for the Saturday edition.
Don't condemn the new departure on
til it has been tried and assist a.*
much as possible in aiding,
i The* job department, one of tin ic
venue producing ends of a newspapo:
| in Alaska, will be maintained as us
ual and all work receive prompt at
tention.
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W. M. Marsten and Gilbert Hates,
two well known operators of the* In
erior are on the Victoria for Seattle.
K. J. Whl, manager of the large m:t
chine shops in the Iditarod, is a pas
senger on the Victoria for Seattle.
R. K. Flynn, general store keepe?
at St. Michael, is on the Victoria foi
Seattle. Mr. Flynn has sold out his !
! holdings to the Northern Commercu
Company.
j F.dith Davids, winter for the Hears!
publications, was a caller in Seward
^•.tmday. Miss :ivids has been ma!<
ing a trip through the interior secur
ing data for many write-ups for the
r Hcurst Magazines.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR
THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
THIRD DIVISION.
No. SI23
ALIAS SUMMONS
I.ILI.IK E. HETTEL.
IMaintilT,
against
BERNARD W. HETTEL,
Defendant.
THE
:rica,
TO BERARD W. HETTEL. the
above named defendant.
You arc hereby required to appear
in th° Distinct Court for the Territoiy
of Alaska, Third Division, within
thirty days after the completion of
the publication of this summons, to
wit, within thirty days after the 28th
day of October, 1018, and answer the j
complaint of Lillie E. Hettel the
above named plaintiff in the above :
named cause, which cause is an ac- |
tion for divorce for one of the causes 1
prescribed by law, wherein the plain- i
titf prays a decree of absolute divorce i
from you, forever dissolving the j
bonds of matrimony existing between
you and the said plaintiff and for an
adjudication of property rights. And j
you are hereby notified that if you
fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as herein required, the said
plaintiff will take judgment again t
you for want thereof, and will apply
to the court for the relief demanded ;
in her said complaint, as herein above
set out.
The order for publication of this j
summons was duly made and entered
on the 18th day of September, 1918.
The date of the first publication of •
this summons is the lfith day of Sep- !
tember, 1018, and the date of the last
publication thereof is the 28th day of
October. 101 s.
WITNESS the Honorable Charles j
E. Bunnell, Judge of said Court, and
the Seal thereof, this 18th day of j
September, in the year of our Lord i
One thousand nine hundred and eigh
teen, and of our independence the one
hundred forty third.
(SEAL) ARTHUR LANG, Clerk.!
By C. H. Wilcox, Deputy,
Date of First publication Sept., lf>.
1018.
Date of Last publication Oct. 28.,
1918.
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Seward Light &
Power Company
Main 0
STEAMSHIP Mint
COMPANY
i Sailings from Seattle
I
ALAMEDA Sept., 2<>th.
Outside Passage Southbound.
FREIGHTER SKAGWAY, Sept., 2">lh.
NORTHWESTERN, Oct. 5th, i) A.M.
OUTSIDE PASSAGE BOTH WAYS.
A. H. Mr DONALD, Agent.
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
0
Rnoksellers, Newsdealers and Stationers
SAILING FKOM SKATTLK
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT Oct. 7th.
rOK ANCHOKAGE AN'DKODIAK
ADMIRAL WATSON, Oct. 15th.
Last sailing for An ihorage this season
Sailing' from Seattle to California three times a week.
I'urlher information address Wayne Blue.
ADMIRAL BCILDINC SKWARI), ALASKA
REVO
ANI)
RAINIER,
ALWAYS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
All, OF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
11111 aElOF THE NEWS OF THE WORLD, DAILY.
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Phone Main 157
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