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l.l MIIKR and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
W INDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Agent* For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND VRD KID.
FKYE — imi;ilN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
anil Sanitary Conditions.
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Study Before Building
Whett vou look tbrouth out ostaletur of doon. mio
Jc«,. frvn~. Nurd, r,x*n, f*.«. built '"
u.rt. tur..wirr»nd ptteli voU *11 *•*"« you
- tut to ttxtou* tHtutr Buy whore )»hi »■ U b* CJ«
hook ti:W. RomC. 22-N1* Av. >.. V.ulc. Bet. j
let Milluork. S*»h mhI Doorv
Book is Free
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The hew hose cart and 400 feel ot
hose, tor the fire nation in the Kail
lexer addit on arrived on tio* st* an.
Alaska.
inner illoiso arrived last night a
.s o'clock from the westward alter a
rough trip especially the 4^ .« • *
fore reaching Seward.
i\ K. Wnclploy. furrier from the
westward, ar ived on the rlloire »''•>»
C JtgU.
L. R. Mott, from the westwa d,
came in on th.* Kioisi and is rog«s<•
e«l at the Hotel Sexton.
I he f-.i v k'.cn has^r.iily been i.i "
to ihi \v(,K.v i wh s season so fa? at -
cording to fur men now in Seward.
NV I. t I II i: I! K ' 1* t» '*■ »
* The foMowi'ig *; the weather repo’t
l*,,r the *24 hout« cmhrg at V oV’o *k
!•»»« morning: —
Seward 20 above Cloudy Calm.
Summit la below ( lour Calm.
Sullivan 20 beiow Clear ( aim.
Hurricane 10 '-below (dear Cuum.
Deadhorse 24* lx .ov C.lear Cairn.
falkeetna 2lKfx Clear (‘aim.
Wasilla 12 befow Clear Calm.
Chickaloon k5 cloudy Strong Soetii
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Anchorage 2 l*elo\v Calm.
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H. S. CIVIC CLCil MKKTS
High School Civic Club held ’t> re
r’.ilar session N last Friday afternoon.
The membership 01 the club has beer
increased by tin* entrance of Miss
Hernardinc Warren.
The topics discussed were as fol
lows:
Foreign topic>, Paul Orv; t Mt
States tefos. Meryl Towle: focal
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
‘ CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 1 57
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
Classifieds
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HELP WANTED BY
Muskan Engineering Commission
apply Employment. Office Seward.
- chainmen,
l breaker
.*» drillers %
4 laborers. . ...
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>k 14 at J. L. GRAEFS.
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Home o! Hart Scliat fncr & Marx
clothing— I'RBACIPS
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L id> Torrington vaccum sweepers
.it GRAEFS
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Sleds for boys and gir’s at Graef’s.
RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 at
Graefs.
Electric Sewing Machine motors si
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skate*— Graefs
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Fishermen's Supplies at Graefs.
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FLASH LIGHTS and batterie.w at
J. L. Graefs.
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and Alaska W\.v, Filnier Carter. Miss
Warren gave an outline review cl a
,• aye from French provinces to the
United Spates. The article wa found
in a recent number of the Independent.
ELLAMAR CLOSES DOWN
According to udvjcc^ received or.
t’ • steamer Alaska, the Ellamar coo
per mines have closed down. The nvne
ceased operations, it is said, because
they have been “worked out." •
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CHARLES DERRY FILES
Charles A. Derry, of Cordova, has
filod for delegate to the Democratic
National convention at San Franc*wo.
Oth» r filings reported from Juneau
are Thomas J. Ponohoe for Democra
t»c National Committeeman, Pan
Sutherland for Delegate to Congress,
Emery Valentine for delegate to the
COTTERS
Just received
the finest.
assortment of
WOOL PANTS
MOCCASINS PACS
and Four Buckled
ARCTICS
In light and hcav> ;j
weight. Come inar:d f|
Have A LOOK. |
ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Talkeetna, Broad Pass, Nenana and
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
'' or wire.
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1 J. A. STEWART,
1 , Talkeetna. Alaska.
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
Republican National Convention and
George C. Huzelct for delegate to tiie
Republican National convention.
AIAE GILMOFK MARRIED
Miss Mae Gilmour, former pianist
at the Liberty theatre, was married in
Seattle on January 2Sth, according to
a letter received by Mrs. L. E. '1 home
son. Miss Gilmour is’now Mrs. T. \V.
Royer, Jr., and is at Wallace, ldah >.
i The bride's wedding dress wa.» a whitr
.affeta. The groom was formerly on
the U. S. S. Saturn.
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| WHITTLESEY HVS INCOME
TAX RETURNS FOR PUBLIC
ITnltod States Commissioner Whi*:
tlesey has income tay return blanks
at his office and those’ not paving re
ceived any through the mail can go*
copigs by calling at the above office.
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COl'NCH, CITY WOMAN
LOSES HER: I.JEE BY
rPSETTING OE GAME
Mrs. Bessie Pfaffle, wife of Edward
Pf ’ffle, leading Council merchant nod
bos’noss man, died recently at hr r
hr>mo in Council C;ty. a victim of mo
0c the mo<t shocking accidents occur
ring in that district in years. The
unfortunate lady met her mortal end
as the result of burns sustained by
♦he upsetting of an alcohol Tamp whib*
curling her hair preparatory to at
tendee an even:n" social function v
the home of friends. The accident
occured on tlm evening of December
4. almost on the event of the couple's,
first wedding anniversary, their m?t
h:i"o having occured December l♦*.
1018.
Owing to the long- distance tele
phone lines being out of order, tlifi
first news of the tragedy did not
»oii"h Nome until several days latef*.
when Ed Pfaffle, husband of the de
ceased, arrived inom Council with th**
body, accompanied by two native
mushers who assisted him in taking
the remains there.
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FORMER ALASKANS ARE
COMING BACK*NORTH
Every one who returns from the
so'ith brings word that nearly all for
m**r Alaskans who w'ont out in connec
tion with the war service and war
wo’-k, plan on returning north this
year. Frank J. Cox, arrival on the
Alaska. Well known traveling man.
and who left Anchorage on the trnki
yesterday morning said: “Ala .ka
should have a good year; all the old
Alaskans whom I met in Seattle, S:iP
Francisco a"d other places are making
arrangements to come bad: ^
Territory and they plan on coming ,U
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r r. lung’s Now Dhcovcry
lids a successful record
of half a century
/^IMlvTUiED for more than tiftv
years mid today at tie* zenith
-*■ .i\f its popularity! When yon
think of that, you are hound to hr
convinced that Dr. King’s Now D:*
i-s:, v does exactly wlvat It Is ...
to i!n—sooilics cough-raw throats,
congestion-tormented chests. loosen
phlegm pack’, and breaks the too**
obstinate cold and grippe attack.
Dr. King's is sale for your ml ’
for your mother's cold, for tin* kid
die’s cold, rough, croup. De».\es i.<;
• ssffreeable lifter-effects. . Otic, uijn
.si.jo,bottles at your drug.
Eowqls Acl*Slugghh?
Irregular bowels ’(rften result* '.l it
. %. rrouS sickness arid disorders «»f
• m* ’ or and stomach. Make them
• *t . tlitn should with 1 H\
Ww t.lfo Pills.. Keep the liver v
\ ,t>—ti'• system free from waste.
•jr»c. a bottle.
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remain.7' .*%
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WATER - SHORTAGE
THREATENED
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb., 9— The
weather bureau reports only thijly
.inches of snow at thy 7009 foot m.irk
or\ the Sierras. Ordinarily there arc
137 inched of snow at this time of the
year. It is predicted California, is fac
ing the most serious situation of year
oiP'occSxint of ., the probable water
shortage. "*'**• “*.* *vw’ ‘ K*r
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WANT REFORM IN TAX LAWS
SEATTLE, Feb., 9— The Seattl
Realty Association has rcsolutiouc*
ur ging Gov. Hart to call a special ses
s on of the legislature to reform the
tax laws.
ON SHIPPING BOARD
WASHINGTON, Feb* 9— Lou *
Titus, San Francisco attorney aw
vice-president of the Skinner-Edd;.
Shipbuilding: Company, of Seattle, ha
been * nominated for the shippir.c
board.
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KOENIGSBERG, Fob., 9— Win •
the use cf wood alcohol in the Unite
States is producing: blindness or death
German smokers are discovering: thai
partial blindness afso is caused l\.
somr brands’of/Go»mnP-tobacco 5\b
bore Fb* p. dir* prctddrnl nf Kw»».»c?
brtVR thi » mrnenoi or..cos .hi
boon observed recently of chronic d,c
tnrbance of sight by the use of thi.
tobacco. *.’• . ,
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The pungent »
richness or pure
Havana tobacco,
tempered by time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
rLovcra Monarch
victual Size
. Clear Havand Gr '
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• Q-.-‘cnr*rs(?.'~*ri3 XAV-*
w-i v _j . 2u,vS~c A c ~ ■ .
C&'&ijzcj'.z?1 r.rcs. If Cs., Lie., Soottlc, \7ashin^a- . 'S;tr>n.
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H. V. Hobkn A **'• 0AVm
ALASKA TRANSFER
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H. V. HOBEN, Manager j
Coal, Wocd and Icc
General Transfer - • Phones, Main 17 amd M
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER aiid POWER COMPANY
,.. • Burn • wurr *’• ’mm*. mmnmmm^tm*mrn*jmmmmmmmmm
JOHN A. NELSON. Vanager
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Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
StWAID ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
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ALSO
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
onfhis
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When it comes to the hard
•‘‘.knock-down - drag - out”
{Service that, a fisherman
gives boots, ordinary rubber
> can’t stand up. ••
But Goodrich “Hi-Press” Rubber Boots and
V Shoes aren’t ordinary. They’re made in a
belter way—in ONE SOLID PIECE and
tiiev can t leak or peel.
One pair will outlast a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
' Put your money on Goodrich
‘■‘Hi-Press” and you'll never
he satisfied with anything
else.
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Sold by 45,000 Dealers
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The B. p. Goodrich RubberCo.
The Citv of Ooddrifch—Akron, Ohlou
113-15 King Street
Seattle
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