SEWARD’S POPULAR SHOP
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NEW YEAR’S ( \Rl>S
The finest Kind of
stationery
Pictures — Albums
COME IN AND LOOK AKOt N R
KODAKS
We hove them from
$8.50 to $125.50
CANDIES
|»y the pound or hox
variety of the famous
HAAS* CANDIES
We also have other popular
makes in sweetmeats
CIGARS
liar gain Hy The Hox.
Tobacco of ail kinds
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A
Ideas Free
Our c*»ter>* of *11 vou ne*l to b.iil U exrrr* a""0'*1*4
, ~Srr. will »ui*<-»t to vou »o.T>rtUin* you would U<*.
it itkIjJm built in lestutrt you c*n iu*U youmlf. ^
;,-t ba*e to decde where you "ill buy until X°>./^
f rer. Ro»U. 22N 1* A». J-. ic»tle. b*o*
MiHwwrk. S*»b aud Oix/r*.**
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W VNTKD FOR w IN KS
»Y SOITIIF.RN MEN
.IUNKAU. (Pv M:»l>— Some tie
ago, a magazine article appr:i»e
about the scarcity of vomon in Akis
I i and the M] In
the north. The article drew a vivo1
picture of these manly men, ah»n* at
firesides at night in their erlv
\ ith tv*t a hint of the gentV tVmiunc
touch in their sur’vninibngs. ? ke c**r
tonne curtains, clean < ■' ' » v s tf
usual work basket on the tab.**, ,i
she*»ts and pillow cast's en the hie k.
The hearts of gentle *»•: dens v: '«*
were oM enough to have sufferer] and
known what the lack or a mat.* f
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l.atly furrinclon 'accum sweepvi »
;,» GRAFF’S
Sleds for ho\s and gins at Grael
KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 a
i. ratfs.
Electric St ring Machine motors it
Urtffl.
National Water Motor Waahei*
at J. L. Graefs.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef's.
Ice Creepers and Skates— Grans
Fishermen* Supplies at Graefs
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FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J, L. Grads.
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CIIAS. LEC11NER
Tel. Madsn i 16
^ 4* 4* 'V
LET US DO
your washing j
Seward Steam Laundry I
Phone Main 157 I
JOB PRINTING i
AT THE
GATEWAY
.-:-i
. touehed by the author's aop .*
\i > f• int Yak v \.i\te to the Govt
> , the Gov rnor's wife, tf»<
,, ilie |h ^muster and »
dubiict; Bur aa, offering thennelvis
,■ ai s to tho mattyreo men 01
Vasba. evidently, tho magazine ar
. ^ ve;ul m the four rot nor < of
a -* Units! States for letters luiv *
•ome from c\ *ry state in the Ur o
iU > apply of husbands cannot m^t
U demand. I'eihaps tlu* aut 'or o l*
article was a woman and a good loo’ -
one at that, and some sour dough's
iY told aboard tin* boat has b'vn re
sponsible for the wide interest n »a
a i' in the oM sourdoughs.
However, the tide is turning.
>t>r rt* *» ed bv ibe postmaster to
Inv, & an inquiry for Alaska
Three young fellows from sunny Ton
n, . ,o.., K'ovd Simmons. Claude Sr
i. R id T imer and Doug’as Ho?»
dr*.v are very anxiou? to rorr^ ;tot.u
( !.!: \K VNCF SALK
Ending Jan.. 3rd— This is positive
ly >our last chance to get merchandise
at reduced prices.
Don’t miss this. Many items of In
ter *st, particularly shoes.
K L L S W O R T II * S
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EGGS IS E G G S
Try those at 7.7c a dozen
BROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First
Home of Hart Schaffucr & Marx
clc.hing— URBACH’S
COTTER’S
MERRY XMAS
anil HAPPY
NEW YEAR
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COTTE R ’S
DISTILLATE $3.51) p.T case at Graels
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• T 11 K B E 1. M 0 N T
• Workingmen’s Home
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• ROOMS 50 and 75 cts. .
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• Now Under New
• Management
• of
• MRS. Win. FA1RMAN
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
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MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Tolkeetna. Broad Pass, Nenanaand
ALL INTERIOR POINTS %
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
▲ * * * lA AAA
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam Heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
with Alaska young ladles. They a*.i
hail from St. Andrews, Tennessee.
They go on to extol the virtues of the
sturdy women of the northland.
“Well, variety is the spice of life,”
said an Alaskan today, “so if our
‘lonely’ men are lonely because they
are waiting for imported goods, why
sh< uld not our wonderful Alaska
gi; s allow themselves to be comfort
ed ,.y the eager hearts outside?”
i IPPLED CHILDREN
WILL UK CARED FOR
AT LOS ANGELES
EOS ANGELES, Dec., 27— A hos
pital and school, to cost $150,000.
w! re crippled children of Los Angel
'S. rich and poor, may ho treated and
• d rated , i< planned by the ncwly-or
. ;zod Los Angeles Orthopedic Foun
dation.
. nnouncemc nt that John Brocgmar i
• >f Los Angeles has donated a $00,000
nr party in a high-class residence sec
do * here as a site for the proposed
in itution; that Mrs. Anita Baldwi* 1
of Vreactia has pledged $50,000 toward j
the cost of buildings and equipment;
an that a vigorous campaign for a*
ad t’onal fund of $100,000, would b
launched at once was made at a recent.,
me *t;ng of members of the founda
!iet. # ,
• The proposed Orthopedic hospital
and school will put Los Angeles in
n't* «» ;*.*" \^>- cities of the wo
'n conoirnc and constructive numan- :
ita-danism,” said George Dyer, presi-1
(h . of the foundation. “Sixty per
c*> ' of a’l crippled children respond
r*\- lily to scientific treatment and he- j
cot <o virtually self-supporting if giv :
<*c h(* opportunity. We propose to of
fc. them the opportunity.”
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
AND THE WESLEYANS
MAY BE UNITED AGAIN I
LONDON, Dec., 27— By A. P.—J
p is for a reunion of the Clnnch o'*
Ei riand and the Wcsleyans were an |
n» ed by the Bishop of London ir. an
ad -ess oh the “Reunion of Chrlsten
d<. i” j jst delivered in St. Paul’s Oa
th dial. The Bishop supplemented
this, to England, startling proposal
with the statement that it was certain
other churches would want to join
them. He believed* he declared, that
the time would come when they won
be in close association not only wit!:
the Churches of Greece and ol Russ.a
but even with the Church of Rome.
The plan for the re-uniting of the
two churches was the out-growth of a
two years’ conference between the
\V< dcyans and the Church of England,
the Bishop said. Briefly, it would pro
vid * that after January 1, 1921, then
Should be no ordinations in oitho
church which were not considered va1
d by the other. There would he a b>s e
op with the presbyters at the layn/
)n of hands, and at the end of lo'l
veins there would be no Wcs'evan
minister who would not have hero <>•
dained by a bishop of the Church of
England. In order to have Wesleyan
ministers episcopally ordained at once,
twelve presbyters would ho consc rat
d bishops.
The Bishop asserted that the Claire1
of England was powerless when the
war broke out, because of the division
of Christendom. It was equally power
Vss in dealing with the great labor
lisnutes of today. The Church H rr
arganizod society, he said, really <tid
not count in any of these great affa.rs
... to
ITWiNTH SFGGESTION
LONDON. Dee., 27— One sugges
' ru for financing mbs to Europe w. s (
h:-* the European governments sno ji. i
ha* k up tin1 pa er of their citizens
%vi‘b mortag'S on priceless art codec
tions. Austria is said to have treasur
s vorth $2,000,000,000 and Italy pro
bably $20,000 000,000, which conk! be
us 1 as collateral for bank loans and
ef where they are.
WAR HI TS FOR STFDENTS
LONDON. Dec., 27— So large is
the demand for accommodation by un
de,graduates at the Oxford and Cam
br jge universities that they aut!,o,‘
• tics at the former place have boug‘ t
a number of army huts for use by ?f.-■
■tu lents.
B R 0 SIU S & NO 0 N
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
":SHOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER j
\gents l or— STANDARD MAR INK ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLED. STAND \RU KID.
KU YE — BROUN COMPANY
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Inspect our Kef iterators.
Assure A’ourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Manager
Goal, Wood and Ice
General Traoster ■» • I’hones, Maio 1< and hi
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
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I MCNOPOL
' WEIITTEKiOQfi^n ILI > cigars
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEW ARD.
Mb U1ER ci.d KY.LK COMPANY
JOHN A. NTLSON, Manager
OHice Adnii.il Hui'Jing
Wayne iilue, Agent.
SEWARD ALASKA
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YRAUL MARX
When t comes to the hard
^ “knock - down - drag - oat
service that a fisherman
gives be >ots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Rut Goodrich “Hi-Press * Rubber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinary. I hey re made in a
better >vay—in ONE SOLIL) PIEGt and
they can’t leak or peel.
One ) air will outlast awn >le
season of hard service—t ut
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (Joodr ch
,4Hi-Prc s" and you’ll never
be satisfied with anyth ng
else.
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The City of Goodrich—Akron, Oi Qjh
113-15 King Street
Seattle