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a e requested to call lor then* bonds.
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Xmas Gifts
KMfi ism: cm baskets
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S *v EE I BOXES of 1 \ N D\
BOXES of ( HOICK CHI \RS
I AM ^ PIPES to ( \SKS
SEXTON - TliWAl FES
UKAO THE CATE WAY
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SHOW WILL OPEN SAITUim
NHiHT DK( EMBER 7th.. DOORS
OPEN 7.::0 P.M. >HOW STUMS AT
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PRO RAM. DON*I MISS CHARLIE
CHAPLIN IN— -THE ADVENT
f RER. EX i R \ HOOD COMEDY.
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SHIRTS and I* \J VMAS.
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HIDDEN MONEY
Statistic* show that the p rcentage ol money lost
out* dc ol hanks is greater than that
lo*t through bank failures by
owr 21ft per cent.
\nd >ct p» ople will store their money away in
stacking*. drawers, mattresses, ear
pet.*, etc., waiting lor the
thieves and flames.
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Win tak * the risk any longer? Open an account
today. W« also haw safely deposit
hove* for your val
uable papers.
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Established 1905
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
After spending thirty-throe years
in Alaska, farming and prospecting |
for g< Id, Alexander Smith came out
of that land of midnight sun, to enter
the service of tin* V. M. C. A., and go
to France, only to he disappointed ini
his quest, says the San Francisco'
Kxaminer of November 24th.
Smith has made his headquarters
at the Stewart Hotel since his arrival
in San Francisco, and when In* has
■ompb'ted his first visit to California,
la* plans again to return to Alasaka,
wheiv he declares the young man of
\merica "ill find his greatest oppor
tunity.
He was prevented in entering the
V. M. C. A. service overseas because,
!lthough he has been a resident of
\laska, he is a ISritish subject, hav
ing gone there firm Scotland, so he
■ould not obtain the necessary pass
ports.
“And before 1 left Nome,” lie con
inued “The V. M. C. A. wanted me
o go to Siberia, where conditions in
Fie in thorn part are the same as
Vu*ka. ! had a chance to drive a
•log team in Siberia, but l bad made
| up my nvad to go to France.”
\\ hen asked annul Moena, Minin
• »s enthusiastic about it.
SniKIllA KOR YOUXC MKX
“It is the coming country for the
young man, and many of the soldiers
who go then' will be so entranced by
; :ts outlook that they w ’’ remain
Wore to help develop the country.
A’.aska is another country for the
voung man, and it is going to settle
>::i more, in the next few years.
“At fhe narrowest point, it is only
■A\ty miles across the sea to Siberia
tV >m A laden. as 1 look for a great
( d* al of int rchange of commerce.
1 iv*twithst- id ig the severity of the
climat". Thb will especially l>e so
when the rai',,oads in Siberia are bot
t« r developed.
WOXOKUKUL CROPS.
* “It is th midnight sun. combined
j with the warm weather brought to
1 We Xlaskan Coast by the trade
\ 'ids. ♦hat give the agricultural dis
xplained. “We have the midnight
I'OR RKN i'— Cabin at Adams and
it. It. \venue. See McIntosh, t*.
Lemons, 0rapes, IVars and sweet
V ;jp!c ( del al The Key. C.
Pocket Hash lights and batteries at
L. (IraePs ;f.
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FOR SALK M»lh<w runups a no
Rut abates. Small Turnips at 2e. per
lb.
ALASK V TRANSPKR CO..
Phone Main 17.
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POR RENT- •”> rooms and hath, fur.
ished. upstairs; Hazelwood Building
corner of \dams and 1 *ifth. See L. B.
, Spencer. N29t‘.
Information of importance to hali
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,ut lislnrmcn operating in Soulh
.vestern Alaska. We can furnish an?
i amount of fresh hail at ill limes.
Ohm Pish & Packing to., (ordma.
Vlaska. XlStf.
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Burnished rooms for rent- N an (iild
er Building. N19tf
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JOSIE KNOSCHKA. Prop.
RENOVATED AND REOPENED.
HOME COOKING
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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;un the twenty-first of .June, but
here is light day and night for two
no nth and a half. Among the vege
table l have raised within the Arctic
•iivlo are cauliflower, beets, turnips,
:.inots, peas and potatoes. There are
i wild st1 aw b< n i< - and rasp
i,„» ne.( on the foothills of the north
,v kies, atid 1 lower will grow '»•!
our gardens. Animals are plentiful
and in one of my travels into tin
mountains, ii took tix days to pas;
,<n phi • * on account of the hundreds
of caribou. On the Arctic slope,
hi .a aie millions of ducks and
gef.se."
“PASTE" SAVES Id EE
Then* was one time, and not so*
wry long ago, when Smith and his
naitner were !os* for seven days,
when finally their food, because of a
• hot we* ping through their boat,
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of a fifty pound sack of l>eans and
ifiy pounds of dried apples. This the
wo men lived on or three weeks, fin
dly gelling down t<» nothing but the
lour, which they made into a sort of
mate I ?c: u * i i that pe.rtieuhi** sec
ion they couldn’t get enough fire
wood to even boil water.
“It is not the adventure that in
terests people so much now about
\!ask?»,” declared Smith. “It is the
fad that it has undeveloped business
lpportunitics.
SEW \KI) FINE HARROK.
‘•.June >ii mu! r-'cagway an* inrg<
shipping ports *»»» 1 Sow *rd has tin*
' finest harbor in the world. It is go
I ing to lx* developed still more, bc
I *ause the explorers have proved that
even tie' largest oh tholes can be v
i room<. VI ka export - h 1 ot!
m- minerals, including coal and oi’.
1 The finest winter wheat of the wov!
( rais *d there, and it has still a
greater future as a farming country.
reason why 1 think that so
! many of our returned soldiers wii! go
1 (here »!:.*»t bring i" an'.n so lorg
i • * d hi lie trench'' *., they have de
veloped a spirit of time t that wi 1
I only he appeased in doiim miothire
{that requires strength and which In*,
hardships. That is ’lm >: \ t! »n
that will satisfy them.”
John Heaton, di coveror of the Idi
t. .ml. now a guest at the Overland
will leave on the Admiral Watson fo<
Juneau to s eme the remains of his
wife and child, victims of the Sophia.
The bodies will be taken to Nova
S *otia for interment.
The Odd Fellows will hold a 1 *dge
rsion tonight in their hall.
l»il!y Kliis is again on deck at tho
Frye-Rruhn market.
There will lx a train out either to
morrow morning at 7 o'clock or Sat
urday morning at tin* same hour.
This forenoon Mr. Weir said that In*
had not hoard whether the Watson
; v.ould return here from the westward
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■omorrow or Saturday. The same dry
a train leaves tin* Seward «end one
will leave the Anchorage end.
Merle Myaratt, proprietor of the
Moon Cafe, has recovered from his
recent illness, and tin* Moon is again
open for business.
Madame Junto, now in New York,
bound fo»* France, will perhaps be
forced to postpond her visit. Up to
j Nov.. 20th. over 100,000 persons re
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A supply oi Kcxail |
§ Calendars lor lyR! E
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NOTICE TO TRAVELING PUBLIC.
All passengers, either by train or steamer, arriving
in Seward, must immediately report to the Seward Board
of Health.
All persons desiring to leave Seward will avoid delay,
inee 'vienee and quarantine, by having a certificate from
an attending physician of recent vaccination.
SEWARD BOARD OF HEALTH
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quo t< d permission to ’ isit Europe,
l ew of the requests jut being grant
ed us the government has urgent need
for a!! available shipping space and
roily persons in exceptional busim ss
vises- will be given passports.
Sir ending rai, ditched three flat
•ars, loaded with rails, and one loeo
otivc at tlie curve at Mile :> yester
.y all t noon. The oquipun nt is he
, placed hack on the track today.
Bn- .» '• > ourself for the biggest
•vent o* the Season- The i'irentetiNi
died Hall— on New Year’s Eve. tf
LOST Bauch of Keys on key ring,
i ul **- pL*a.> • reiii n to Brown vv
!f;wkins. tf.
We do picture framing- Brices re t
•onahle. Sexton &. to wastes. If*
» HONE ** \1 tf ISON 115 j
Always ihe Rest of
Evc-ythi’ij!.
FRESH FRUITS.
( iRARS, CANDIES
SO ' / DRINKS
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UNDERWEAR
,|KhUC(/n’ STANFIELDS
COOPER S WiyGHTS EAGLE
\ i oi tiie best grades in two piece
;i.v| union suits.
VLL WOOL SHIRTS
T u* newest snappy patierns in winter
* end color.*. .Military and nop:*
ii*'i»e collars.
OOL SO( KS ( \SHMERE SOCKS
S La SOCKS \1.L WOOL PATRIt K
HOSIERY.
> .V EATER* M ACKINAW COATS
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C,ET YOUR SHOES half soled with
A onarch Oak. It has^no equal, $1.7G
a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
at re.
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’.Villiam M. Fairnian,
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SEWARD, ALASKA.
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t !'i:T.UN—I lilil) keeps out the
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K'K i Ul'.AVVAlS at .1. I.. (irnet's
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The Moon rate is open Night*.
“ ashing!on street. Boxes for Ladies.
(’KRTAIN—TEKD Roofing at
ILosius & Noon. tf.
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Suecoiwor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Fioor Van Gilder B- ’g. SEWARB, ALASKA
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OTEL SEAWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
?»\TE3 BY DAY 0?, WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
. . A. IIORMR. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
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