' GENERAL REPAIRING and U KTM.ENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. HAZANT*
MACHINIST.
SI'KUAI.TY - <; \S ENT,INKS.
FKYK —lilil'HN COMPANY
Jilst rrviuMl iu'w miiii sugar tuml
PICNIC II A M S
2So per ll».
Tr> u» v A rral l’argaiu.
JUST RECEIVED
The lJe.-t Line of- |
Working Shoes
That Ever t ante
t o Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line ot Summer
lTuierwear. in the
In ion Suits
The Clare Where
Men Outih.
COTTER'S
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• WILLIAM A. HKSSK.
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• V. S. Mineral Surveyor.
• BKUKOUH McM’II.L COOK
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• ('ordova, Alaska. ^
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(;OOI> TIMKS l OK ^ KAKS
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KOMK. July LI Hard wo*k and
f.nv amusements must l>e the poition
* of patriotic Italians during the next
* few years, in the opinion of former
Premier Xitti The taxes on theatres
and concerts already somewhat heu\\,
have hern considerably raised. "hiie
the proprietors of hotels who ir>\e
ball>. dances and other entertainments
must pay to the state from $50 to $500
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u time.
There are to be no more automobile
*ides on Sunday, as cars may net he
used between Saturday afternoons and
dep \rtmex r of the interior
Alaskan Kii"inoerintj Commission
Tra;ns leave ami arrive at Sew aid a
fodows:—
'•Vi' A. M. Wednesday and Saturday ,
:\.t It 'o.M?velt. runnel, (iiuivvc ni
Aneiioraji'**. A » i\o 4:do I*. M. Mon
uay and ‘I'liursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Monday
atm Friday at 6:*H) A. M. to*
-Matanuska. VVasilla, Houston, Lil •
iv tm. and on Wednesday at S:kO
A M. for Matanuska, Kska ami
i *i t, ka.oon.
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BREAKFAST. I.lAiTlEOX and
IKnner erved on the Seward — An-'
el mage train in (*»e hull el ear. Mf».
\c ^ y. .f •'£ ^ ■¥ V
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PLUMPING AND
HEATING *
Shoo I Mela i Hoiks
* ( HAS. LEC1INEK
* Tel. Madsn i ill
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M*>n*ia. in• »tm ng.-. \o one may motoi
between s o'clock in tin* evening and s
oVbx-k in the nuening all the week,
rind cars of mot*' than ho; .'.♦•power
an forbidden to all.
As the trolleys and trains which go
oat op. Sundays to hrascuti, I ivoli and
the other outing place's are greatly re
,laced in numbers, it will I**’ necessary
for the average Human to invent some
other mod* of passing his Sunday.
SP \M USDS AWAKKMMi
TO IIVCJKMC NKl’KSSITIKS
M \ l>lv11>. July 1 - SpanianU at e
awakening to the necessity ot improv
♦m| hyironic measures to (Wn'aso the
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11KHLAU it. W 1LSON. Opli. I>.
Have your EYES tested and
t
0LASSES properly lilted.
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ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH liliil.DlMr
Seward, Alaska.
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mortality of tins country. Several of
the leading new.-*p. |*ts have joined in
a demand that a ministry of health
hi i igani/.ed to give proper attention
0* ^amtaiy conditions in factories and
in uses, to reduce accident • to orkerh
ai d to Have charg ‘ of the erection of
■ap houses for iho poo/, >id ug<
p n>ions, hi-ailh in/urawe, m’aternily
allowances, p vention of epidemics
hygenic instruction for the people.
J K CKIZi.iA iiri.VPS
MU.I i> WITH ARROWS
SAN PKAV* ISifi*. July Skins
ai five grizzly heats, killed by two
San Tram* sco men, Or. Saxton T.
Pope and A'tlmr II. Young, in tin
Y« Ilowstone National Park, are he
irg staffed and pr ‘pared for ex'iihe
ti«>n in tin* (’aliio; nia Academy of
Si ienee museum h re.
Only five arrows wore needed to
ki i the fi *, the hunters reported
lv A\ an.* v>g.^ slopped hy on*
a dk* unce ot le-v*. thar
fo» ty vu»*ds.
A : ixt’n hear was k.iled hut not h\
at arrow. When the arrows failed
t ,top the aivnia' tin* men rosorte*
to their guns. The hear was a
f< nale with cubs. and according t<
Young, was tin- nu> t ferocious found.
Young i< claimant of the American
h« *v and arrow championship . Dr
|*. pc and Yount* hunt* d in the Path
under permit from the l nit*1*! State.'
<i •vcrnment.
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l: \YK POPPLAU THKATItl
PAUIS. July M - A “popular Lh“i
ti ■” vh**re plays and operas will h<
g' on under government dir«etion has
been *Iefinit*‘ly agree*! upon by th<
(’ amh.- of Deputies and it is believe*
b. it., suppoiters that the Senate will
agree. The plan has long been con
t» nolated.
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The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Mr.de
1/. ./ r illy “live in their
+ r i uoi men |
tant item, and you should bu> c. rc*u 1 i* I »n ’ t a cheap
brand or on that you are r *t sure* t i nx>diica‘ ii;-iYc^
is your sjt.st buy. W hen you bv ( oocinch vru yottre
benefit of fifty years* rubber i xpericnc* w * kn< ve how to . ,
make the i
and keep your feet dry .»nd comtorta! ie. Hon : accept . mta*
tions iook tor t!\e Red Line Round th * Fop. (> v > 'o dealer-.
THE P>. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
Seattle Branch, us Kir^ Street
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% <1 .i-i.^ v^ £ *JL >lv V y ’aa!u4
FOUNOF.D 1869
TRAOC MARK
KLLS'nOKTU'S Al'TO » ()i: lilltti
iNiK’•' and l)a> Service
t>a> Mtone— Adams S7.
Niglit I'hone - Madison 01. )
EEAUTY
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I lei v is a 2-pa.icl •
3-p!y fir-veneer |
door sold at a com- •
mon door price.
Send for our free !
illustrated home- o
builders’ cat
alouue.
"Hri.tr ,\1ii'/nfrt, 1 I
Sti<h (ill.' /.Vm”
R O V I G
2ill F’rst Ave. S.
S K A T T L E
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A tcnnpoiary appropriation of 100,- '
000 fiaiu’-o was voted to start the new |j
theatre in the TrocdHero Palace aim
>.he i 'on'i tli • I 'rancai t subsidy of 25,
•>00 f wa doubled to enable it t<
»> . s'-nt plays there.
Plays will he >>\ven nightly with two
matinee.- at the I 'ocadero which seats
.”>,000.
A feature of the plan is the decis
it> i to mala1 it a p.- ^uc'iin- playhouse
' »r llm irovm nnvnt conservatory fo?
• »»,. tr. oi»v7 nf actors arm musicians. |
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\b w Vc ,i Kodiak is that thi* oil '
iv> »m is still on. IAcry steamei that j
amis at the town brings in m,u\\ !
prospectoi s.
i
SM B1.1C NOi u i;
Si:AI-Kl> BKOBOSAI.S will b.
i\ . ,:i Lit ( h*v«*n o’clock A. M. oi
.ii • Mil Ihty oi’ August, 1020, at the |
n't ice ia* .ho Out tonal Board of Koad 1
mini >. me > loi the 'laird Division
». Alaska in \ aide/., Alaska, at which
4.1 r e• and place tie y will he puhliciy
\ n. . v» the furnishing, hauling am
d. •inhAiion of approximately Klo\ m
it . .,,n t (1IUU) yards of g avel t .>.,1
•» v i » an increase oi decreajv* of fit’
4* ;t CM percent) on the Tnuiloria!
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d ad. Jdst: dilution to commence at be
g’aning of saitl road and continue ove
i!. • tint two (2) nvi of road as m
•( ‘ted by the Bug n *. r in t hargo.
Said projH)sals must b‘ si .wd be
. i* • led lev and aceoinpanh 1 In easn ot
a ertHied check payable to the Terri*
a’ Road Cnnwisdon for five per con!
>1 tit * amount bid. which amount slue
:)c forfeit' 1 to Bn- Territorial Board
>; Rmt i Commissioners in case that
J.o 1* dtd r shall fail to enter into a
n .ittan accord'1?" to the specifica
■ions of the said Commission for such ;
vt rk, in the event of his being award
j
di the contact for the above work.
Id* • sucres- ful ledd-T wt l be required
•xecuto the general form of con
ut of said Commission for such
vo k w ithin a period of ten days from
*1 acceptance of his bid by the said.
Commission. The successful bidder
,vui also he required to execute a bond ;
•lovable to the Territory of Alaska for j
fifty (M)) per cent of the contract
price, said bond to be acceptable to,
,h«* Commission.
Hie above work must be performed
according to tho standard spccifica
.ions and conditions on file’at the of-1
i'ic(* of the Divisional Hoad Commis
sion at Valdez, Alaska, and at Seward,1
Alaska, whore a copy of same with
form of contract may be seen, and
proposals obtained.
Proposals must be signed by the 1
bidder, enclosed in a plain,'sealed en
velope and addressed to the Territor
ial Board of Road Commissioners for
the Third Division, Valdez, Alaska,
and b ■ plainly marked Proposals for
Graveling Reward Branch Road.
The right is hereby reserved to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated Valdez, Alaska, this 20th of
July, 1020.
DIVISIONAL COMMISSION OF
THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
ROAD COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
HURD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
By JAS. E. WILSON,
* Chairman of the Board.
J Times Gateway
First Pub. July 27th.
Last Pub. Aug. 2rd.
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ALASKA TRANSFER
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Coal, Wood and See
General Tranafering ‘'hon<“"- v»i'> tt 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whlttemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral lUiilding
Wayne r*hip. Agent.
REWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
ALSO
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WiliEE IN SEWA
ROLLED
OATS
for every
purpose
MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR makes more
and larger loaves of better bread in propor
tion lo its cost than other flours.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity of
loaves. . v .3
Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring
Mills” By
\
fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE