GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Win. RAZAXT.
M \CHINTST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
FKYE — HUUHN COMPANY
S E >v A K 1)
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
JUST RECE1N ED
The Best Line ot
\\ orking Shoes
That Ever fame
To Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line ot Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place Where
Men Out-lit.
COTTER'S
WILLIAM A. IIESSK,
L . S. Mineral Surwyor.
BEDFORD McNEILL CODE
( crdov u( Alaska.
Mrs. Theodore Chapin and her si>
U. Miss Mae Purling, are registered ^
at the Hotel Seward having arrived on
the tiuin last night. The lad es are on
their way to California having been
summoned south on account o! the
serious illness ot their tathei.
W. W. Flynn is registered at the
Hotel Seward from Mile -°*
George Smith, of the Seward Cal -
ory. has advanced the price of bread
to fifteen cents straight for a loaf.
Bread was formerly two lea vs for
2o cents.
Busby Lucas, who was operated
uoon recently at Anchorage for ap
pendicitis. returned to Seward on last
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DEPVRTMFNT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan engineer ini: Commission
T ain mil anive at Sewaril a;
follows:—
x , v. a. M Wednesday ami Saturda; ,
foi Koo>«'vo!t. Tunnel, (linlwr il
Am i orn^e. Arrive 5:00 l\ M. Von
ua> and Thursday.
Ceun etions at Anehorn&e on Mor.da\ ;
and Thursday at S:‘*0 A. M. fo» !
Mai in iska. Wasilla, Houston, Fa! j
hvotnn. ami on Wednesday and Fri
d, at s:"0 A. M. fcr Matanuske.
l-.ssa. and Chiekaloon.
HHK V K1 VST. I UM HEON and
Dinner xeried on the Seward— An
ehoraue train in C*e luillet ear. MO.
I’U'MCLNO AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
( MAS. I.Ki'UNKK
lei. Matlsn 11(1
night's t; sin.
\|is> S. L. R'tter is registered lit
the Hotel Sew am I* tun Anchorage anti
will !■ ave on the Alaska for the states.
r W. I* >:«nal'y, with the comrnis
sion ; t Vrrhorage. is registe1 oil at the
Hotel < »\vrland.
V eto Swanson and Phi l.emke are
guests at the Hotel Overland having
arrived on last night s train.
.Mrs. 1!. <’ ncy arrived on last nigh’s
train from Vmhorage anti is rogist* r
».,! at the Hotel Overland. Mrs. Caney
will he employed in Seward.
(ioorge Cube ton and K. S. Monbav.
arrivals on the train yesteialay, are
• • at tie* Hotel Seward.
The bonds of the Hank of Se« art!
and the Harrunan National bank of
\laska. at Sewartl, for city depositor
ies, wei*e approved by the city council
at the meeting lest night.
BEl'LAH It. W ILSON, Oph. I>.
Have your EYES tested and
(it.ASSES properly fitted.
KOOM 2
KI.I.SWOKTH BU1LI>IN(5
Seward, Alaska.
I
Trainmaster Cunningham came ov- j
or ok the (i alow ay Cit> limited last ■
night and will probably return on to- ,
monow’s train. |
Attorney E. K. Ititchie, Irom Val-I
dey., arrived on tin* Admiral' Evans
and is registered at th.e Hotel Sexton.
Charles E. Brown, of Brown &,
Hawkins, arrived on the train yesler-'
day fiom Anchorage on a Inkiness j
trip to Sewaid.
t*. E. l’aisons. representing the l’at
•ic!» line, is registered at the Hotel
Own land and will leave tomorrow for
inchorage. Air. 1'arsons will return to.
Se* >id n* xl ?.lond ty and remain here]
cc»r ; t veral days. j
.J. C. I ricke and \\. It. laylor, ar-1
rival.-, on the Admiral Evans, are re- J
gisteiv d the Hotel Seward.
James E. Wilson is registered at
the Hotel Overland from Valdez.
Airs. (Irace Corson and son leit
Juc . left on the Admiral Evans this*
i
morning for Seldovia . enroute to
< Mull.am.
Al.s. it. Mnddaox and children ar-;
ii>f( d on t* Admiral Evans and were/
met here hy Mr. Maddaox and will go j
o»t v’ne lire tomorrw.
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WKA KF.VOUT
Si:\Y \K!> '>•' Kami tiff Calm.
Aiuiio ajfo .*>0, ( lour, t aim.
.Matur.nska VI, Cloudy, Calm.
Chirkaloon .VJ, Cloudy. Caiai.
Wasilla Cloudy, (’aim.
Talkoutua ."i0, Cloudy, Calm.
(iDitlorock .>>. C loudy, ( aim.
Ihmicaiv' 47>, Cloudy, Calm.
Summit 10, Cuuuly. N’oith.
l^ains 17, Cloudy, Calm.
Mostly Clear. Calm,
l-’ait!»anks t*7», (’loaf, ( aim.
Xonana C»J Cloar, Calm.
GOLhsTKIN MAY OFF.N
I t U* STORK IN FRISCO
Ghrr!* ; Goldstein. Juneau niei
,•1 nit. w li op: ii an exclusive whole
;s1 * and retail fur shop in San Fran
cises. ,
S;ree tin* death of his oldest son
\!v!n. several week- n*ro, Mr. Gold*
in*- seriously contemplated re
nos mv to San Francisco to live, leav
n; • his store in Juneau and othei
in >ts in the North in charge of
his son Marion.
UNE found fisa fop
f i •
A Root
Doha 3*
>( Know ju*t ;•'* * 1 v- a t. \ a s!
tret from a pair of I >* > ^ on hr.
* * • t %
when you vc ^>t soar m »\\ s v au
Years ol twocrreueo !*:»vr (i. •,,4'at \»-u
• ^
Wo claim that Good
\ott lievond thi:; ,, .a*. I ii \ ;\o»v v\n
% % . 1 •
you ordinarily v \ ‘ * 'your mo wy s
worth —and th* i k< ,> [ r'i y*. J l'‘s ' «ne
worn than ono-$i\. : 1 . 1 hat s v.h\f
more fishermen r.o v.*a:o ^ n r\. *
day. Make yourdoi’or $• * f ulaer \win
Goodrich. l.ook for ti*» .:vd Line i. .on
the Top. i>(UM*0 d'M,eTv*. a
TIIK B. F r.oOPSP i.
S.-uUlt*. Wu.Ji.
ixi.su oinirs ai t<) roi; hikk
Night and Day Service
Day Phone— Adams 87.
Night Phone— Madison 61.
BEAUTY
Merc is a 2 -panel
3-ply fir-veneer
door sold at a com
mon door price.
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illustrated home
builders’ 1920 cat
alouue.
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SEATTLE
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l 1TY ( 01N( IL MEETS
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The city held the first meeting of
the month last night and Mayor
Chamberlin and Councilman Horner,
KnTting, Ellsworth, McNeer, Graef
and Grlnnder were present. Legal ad
vis* r Ray, in a letter, stated that ho •
first would take up with Col. Meats
the c ity’s request for a right of way j
on the* waterfront and dockage and j
wharfage privileges, before submitt- j
mg tin* mattce to uutboillies at Wash- i
mgton. D. C.
vV. H. Whittlesey made application j
for city assessor and tins matter will j
he acted upon at a meeting next Sat- j
in day night.
( itv t reasun*r Hugh Dougherty j
u*p • t**d that on May -list, there was
55,782.28 in the treasury.
Claim** amounting to $UiD0.G8 were,
read and having been approved by the
..«i i.,» committee were ordered paid.
’lie 85000 bond of City treasurer
Dot g ( i t> was accepted by the coun
cil.
I in* street committee' was instinct- j
•ti to ouii*i a hundred foot sidewalk on ,
,h • north side of Adams street be
w • *n Third Avenue and the alley on
in* we. t, the property owner, L. V.
t<» pay two thirds of the cost.
T ie audit report of L. D. Spencei
as accepted by the council and a
arrant \v: s ordered drawn for 8100
0 pay for the annual audit of the city
books.
City Clerk Estes was authorized to
auction off a rug used in the former
office of the clerk and following the
1 council session, spirited bidding re
sulted at the sale, the rug being
uiocked down to M. A. Horner for 8G.
Mayoi Chamberlin brought up the
matt *r of preventing repairs to the
.oof of “The Key” building, as no per
mit had been granted. This matter
brought up a longs argument, with
niucn legal advice given to assist the
couiu ilmen, and the question was fin
al y disposed of by the City Clerk be
ing instructed to write to D. C. Math
1 on regarding his legal remedy.
\D.MIRAL EVANS ARRIVES AND
LEW KS FOR COOK INLET PORTS
Steamer Admiral Evans reached
port at 1 :20 o’clock this morning and
left lor Anchorage and other Cook In
lot ports at 4 o’clock. The Admiral
Kvjm- brought 14 passengers for Sew
ard and had 40 tons of freight. For
Anchor age the steamer has eleven
passengers and 222 tons ot freight.
Passengers arriving on the Admiral
Evans for Seward were Eldrcd Ire
land, Miss C. Banbury, A. Gruff, E. E.
Ritchie, James E. Wilson, W. R. Tay
lor, F. E. Parsons, Mrs. R. Maddaox
and children and 21 steerage.
Dr. Baughman, Mrs. Grace Corson
and son Jack left on the steamer for
Seldovia.
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CITY DENIES CLAIM
Gerhard Johnson presented a claim
at the city council meeting last night
for $240.75 for goods lost in the re
cent brush fire. Mr. Johnson lost 85
sacks of cement valued at $148.75; 8
bags of hydrated lime value at $22
and 250 empty sacks valued at $70.
Upon motion of Councilman McNeer
and seconded by Councilman Horner,
the city council advised the clerk to
inform Mr. Johnson that the city de
nied any responsibility for the fire.
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A ladle's auxiliary of the Pioneers
of Alaska has been formed at Cor
dova*
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IL V. Hobon A- F- Davia
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfering Phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral Huilding
Wayne I'd ue. Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
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ALSO
M0N0P0L
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
READ ALE TIE “ADS”
cfr.c&erS
Electrically £$&&"****
toasted ROLLED
OATS
that old fashioned breakfast
PORRIDGE and MIEK
has a new fashioned flavor when FISHER’S
ROLLED OATS are used. Fine, big,
Western- grown Oats are electrically toast
ed in our own ovens to a rich golden color,
giving that new and delicious flavor so
superior to ordinary rolled oats.
Fisher Flouring
Mills Compy
SEATTLE