SKW \RD*S POPULAR SHOP
NKW YKVU'S CARDS
rThe finest kind of
stationery
? Pictures — Album*
COMK IN XND'I.OOK AROl'ND
KODAKS
We have them from
$8.50 to $125.50
CANDIES
By the pound or box
variety of the famous
HAAS’ CANDIES
\Ve also have other popular
makes in sweetmeats
CIGARS
Bargain By The Box.
Tobacco of all kinds
TEE ALASKA SHOP
Before \ on BuiUl
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SOW SLIDE U TS OI K THE
WATER THROHJH LIEU r M UN
V snow slid** up the canyon th -
mot nine cut the water suppi>
a time from emne through the mam
of the Seward Lipht & Fewer Cmn
nar.y. When slides occur in the Can
von. the water must make its own
a> through into the mains.
i Joseph L. Spa* th and Miss C«r: -
Lttcrback were united in lnamair* t
Ketchikan recently.
Mjs. O. V. Hi ' o !. -hikan '.m
been appointed a notary public b\
(Governor Thomas Lures Jr.
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lady Tor rim; ton \aceum '•* eeper >
at GRAFFS
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Sled> lor boy> and niris at Graf
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RAYO lan\p> with shades $•» 30 a*
Graff’s.
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Flee trie Sewintr Machine motors •«:
Graph.
National Water Mo'or Wash*-'
at J. L. Giaefs.
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/.laine Foeene and l*earl Oil at
Grael's.
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lie Croppers and Skates— Grafts
Fmherraen’s Supplies at Gruels.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries al
J. L. Grat is.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CHAS. LECH NEB
Tel. Madsn 116
I LET US DO
| YOUR WASHING
•Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALA MUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikeetna, Broad Pass, Nenana and
ALL INTERIO t POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEW ART, '
Talkeetha, Alaska.
CKOKliK HKNNINfi WIU.
HK ,\lI'SK'lAN AT I.UHTM '"
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George L. Benning. the popular
jjv.x ; hiyei aiui musician, has been on
gaged by the management of the I/.
)t .tv theatre as pianist. Mr. Benning
tarts on his duties tomorrow night.
<OMK SU SH TODAY
A fall of wet snow, which has be n
*t*r quint during the past three days
changed the streets into minatn e
nve*s. One walking along the side
believes he is stepping on firm
:p,.\v but plunk goes down the fo >t
*M<» S’ veral inches of ice cold water.
Ui.bher boots are being‘worn general
ly today :»y both men and women.
The Dawson branch of the
\\ ji* Yeteian's Association now i a*
■v • hundred members.
< LEAK AM E SALE
Ending Jan., .‘ird— This is positive
ly your la>t chance t» get merchandise
at reduced prices.
Don’t miss this. Many items of .n
tcr*est. particularly shoes.
E L L S W O N T H ’ S
K G G S IS E G E S
fry those at 7.7c a dozen
KNOWN & HAWKINS
•’Quality First
Home of Hart Schaffner & Mars
clothing— rUHAHI’S
COTTER’S
Just received
the finest
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Fo'ir Ruckled
ARCTICS
In light and heavy
weight. Come in and
Have A LOOK.
I DISTILLATE $3.50 p< r case nt O.rael
T H E B E L M O N T •
\> orkingnien’s Home
BOOMS 30 and 73 cts.
Now Under New
Management
of
MRS. Wm. FAIRMAN
furnished Rooms I
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
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The Firemen's annual masquerade ',
Ik 11 is on tonight at tne Arctic* Dro- 1
th uhood hall and the various commit
ted have practically completed theii j
w< ik ready to*' the.* hig event.* ..
Dancing will commence promptly
at 0 o’clock, no matter whether the ••
ai five or 20 couples on the floo*\
At 10 o’clock the grand march, w\l
take place during which time the .•<*
lotted committee will decide on the
prze winners.
The tickets tonight are $1.
Last night the prize committee <b
cit ml upon the following awards:
Most Hoautiful ladies costume, fua
j)j Ize— fibre silk sweater; second
pi ize— electric toaster.
Most beautiful men’s costume -
fist prize— pair of shoes; secant
pi ize— scarf tie set.
Comical lady— first prize, cut
glass center piece; second prize
framed picture.
Comical man first prize, $10 mea
tuket; second prize - round trip a*
th • barber shop.
Lest lady sustained charade —
fifteen pound turkey.
Lest man sustained character— one
co d of wood. i
Host lady impersonator— box of
cigars.
Host man impersonator— box *>f
c: iciv.
Rest Waltzcrs— nut dish set am,
hoK of cipars.
Rest trill character— First pr:z*\
1m of candy; second prize, fruit c *k?\
Rest boy character— first prize
p: r of skates; second prize, cake.
Rest one step— chicken and cak\
Rest Fox trot — silk shirt and box
o! candy.
The following are the door prizes:—
s> t pressed* round trip barber sh*.p:
ni nth’s residence water rent; in
laundry tick A; pair friction sink bibs.
If by any ciiance there should li
no ngnis tonight, the mask ball go« s
on jusc mo same as lire lantern-;,
iiasnughts and headlights will be u.*-'
ed.
And again there is no truth in cer
tain minus going mound the city,
.t . positively uenied that Lius Dor
gen and l>r. Koinig are going as me ;
M;muM cupids, or that Aiex AlcDon
an: is going as Luliam Kussell, or that
>1 *,y immersion is going as a roil of
4; oabneks, or that Peter N. Ande.
.-oii is going as a candle, representing
th 1 Reward Light & Powet Co, or th.it
.1. .i. Finnegan is going as an oil we,;.;
or chat Peter X Ogle is going as .1
oaby doll; or that Erich Lucas is go
.ng as solitaire fiend or that— but all
rumors are scandalous— that is a *.
E.ci>body is go.ng to be there to
night and the ludics are going to
uio»v ui some marvelous costumes,
;u nding to fragments of gossip.
COMMUNITY TUKE LADIES
MAKE El N AMT A L REPORT
Mrs. C. E. th lander, treasurer of
ill * community Christmas tree given
ast Wednesday night today made the
i’o lowing financial report:—
For g I ts $188.60
Candy nuts, corn, fruits 89.75
Hall Kent 25.00
Theatre tickets 15.60
lee ( ream hingles 12.25
Then* ir? a surplus left over and llu*
’a*lies invite all of the boys and gins
in Seward to attend the movie show
on Friday night and after the show
th v will be given hingles for more a c
cream.
The ladies want to thank everybod
who assisted in the community Xmas
tree.
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POPK \SKI0D TO HKLP
IIOMK. l>oc., .‘U— Poland, Aus<V .
(' cho, Slovakia * and Hungary has
a i*d the Pope to obtain repatriation
tV- 20,000 of their subjects held pris
oners of war in Siberia and said to be
sr ' fering great hardships.
Given by
HE SEWARD VOLUNTEER EIRE DEPARTMENT
S jecial prizes...GOOD MUSIC
BIGGER and BETTER than ever.
TICKETS $1.
Arctic Brotherhood Ilall.
B R 0 SIU S & NOON
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
V INDOWS. BOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOA'I LUMBER.
Agent* For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD MB
TROLLER. STANDARD KID.
FKYE — BRUHN COMPANY
SEWAKD
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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U. V. Hobkn a- f- t***’* j
ALASKA TRANSFER J
H. V. HOBEN, Mana(;hk |
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Coal, Wood and ice
General Transit}** « • Phones, Majn 1* and (SI
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marpules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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IiiXCLUSITE
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OF
lit .BEVO
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y§£3P nfFr M0N0P0L
"Wh ITTEHOPF, > MAlX-'J IL A cigars
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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JOHN A N r LSON, Manager
Office Admiral building
Wayne Hlue, Agent.
SEWARD ALASKA
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When it comes to the hard
“knoe c - down - drag - out
service that a fisherman
gives 1- >ots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
But Goodrich “Hi-Press” Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. They’re made in a
better way—in ONE S' )LID PIEGE-and
thev can’t leak or peel.
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One pair w ill outlast a wi ole
season of hard service—*>ut
wear two or three ordin iry
pairs.
Put your money on Good* ich
“I li-Press” and you’ll m ver
be satisfied with anyt! ing
else.
) Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co^
The City of Coodrich—Akron, O iojrJ:
113-1S kin;* Street
Seattle
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