GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - GAS ENGINES.
FUYE —lilU'HN COMPANY ,
S E \Y ARI) ;
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of C leanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
—--fll
JUST RECEIVED I;
The Ilest Line oi 8,
W orking Shoes . i
Thai Ever Came ■'
To Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line of Summer
Underwear, in the
Union Suits
The Place Where
I Men Out lit.
COTTERS
__-——
• •••••••**
• WII.LIAM A. UK SS1_
a
• \\ S. Mineral Surveyor.
• ItElH'OKO McNKILL COOK
• Cordova. Alaska.
t
##••••••••••*
NOTICE OF HKAKINC ON FINAL
ACCOUNT AND REFORT OF
EXECUTRIX.
No. GS
IN TUK COMMISSIONER’S COl IH
I OK KEN AI FUECTNCT. THIKD
JCD1CIAL DIVISION. TER
RITORY Of ALASKA.
IN PROBATE
Hon. W. II. YVhittleaey, Prohate
Judge.
in the Matter of the Estate >
» of
W. M. Sauers, Dece ased )
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN:
That the undersigned. Executrix ot
the Estate of W. M. Sauers, deceased,
l.as filed in the above entitled court (
uud cause her final report and account
in the manner provided by law and
--
DKPARTMF.NT OF THK INTKKIOit
Alaskan Kucineerinjf Commission
Train* leave ami arrive at Seward a
follows:—
't'CV A. M. \Vedne*day and Sat'irda*
for Roosevelt. Tunnel, Cirdwc h1>
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 I*. M. Afv»n*
.lay and Thursday.
Connection? at Anehora^e on Mor.da>
and Thursday at 8:‘*0 A. M. fui
Matanuska. Wasilla, Houstou, Tal
Seetna. and on Wednesday and Fri
iL.\ at n:-o A. M. for Matanuska.
l.-ua. and Caickaioon.
BRK \ tv FAST. ! I NCI CRON and
'Jinner seized on the Seward An
chor ace tram in te buffet ear. MB.
___ _ .% ^
^ .V ^ 'V ¥ ^
* •»
Pl.UMIWNG AND *
11 DATING ¥
Sheet Metal Works
* *
* (HAS. LECH NEK
* Tel. Mudsn 146
*********
___
,x tt the loth day ef July. 1020. at the
hour „t j |*. \i., before the Honorable
\V. H. Whittlesey. Judge of said
(oust. at b s offict in Seward, Alaska,
ha- been f \ed as the time and place
for hoard g the’cen at which time and
place any person interested in said cs
may appear and fib* his objec
tions. if any. thereto.
Marion C. Sauers,
Executrix of the Estate <U' W. M.
Sauers, deceased,
vlateway 1 Times.
First Pub. May 8, 1020.
East Pub. May 20. 1920.
WOMEN MI ST PAY SAME
It \SKHALI* TAX AS MF.\
PFX'LARES INVl.E .'AM
PORTLAND, Ore., May 10— When
prices to Pacific League baseball
! RED LiNE’round the fop
A Rigger Rubber Boot
Dollar
Y<>! know just about what you should
J. get from a pair o! Uods. ^ on know
when v>u \e got vour m« ne\ s worth—
■* • » » * ,
vears of experience have taught \ou tnat.
• *
W o claim that (loodi ieh “! ii• Tress carry
\ou beyond that point, i bey give what
you ordinarily < uia ’er 4 your money s
worth*’—and then keep going. They are
worr than one-s*\i n b N. 1 hat s whv
more fishermen are wearing the u every
day. Make your deliar > farther with
Goodrich. Look for then I Line Kuiiud
the Top. 50.000 dealer.
THE n. f ooonmou r.. v.r.rr no. 4®l!i
.Wfr. UWi. M,or. olio
-'«■• - .'..»* ■ jd&s* <
n t».¥
1 PN
R fe'%'^
5? '•
_ .
BEULAH B. WILSON, Oph. 0.
• *
Have your EYES tested and
GLASSES properly fitted.
$ *
ROOM 2
ELLSWORTH BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
ro OWNERS 01 fEMPORARY
COUPON BONDS:—
of First. Second and Third Liberty
Loans:—
We are now in a position to accept
Bonds of the above loans, tor conver
sion and exchange tor Permanent
Liberty Loan P* per cent Coupon
Bonds of the same issue, with Inter
est Coupons to maturity attached.
Phis service is rendered without
charge.
Harriman Nat’l Bank of Alaska.
i
FOR Ql lCK SALE, $95.00, good
warm house and out-buildings. See
Lloyd. 3129.
-❖
Just received a new shipment of
RED CROWN
GASOLINE
in tanks and cases.
DROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First M
1'he Broadway Shop "dl be cleoed
until June 1th on account of remodel
ing. I iioue orders will be taken bow -
over. 31 29.
—--- n -
Just received, fresh Hass candv,
• special 5>1 boxes. The Am^ka Shop.
games in Portland wore advanced
:»t the opening of the season, Judge
\V. \V. Methodic, owner of the club
fixed the admission for women at kb
cents, making the cost 40 cents.
Then the Government stepped in and
deviated that women should pay u tax
of seven cents, the same as men are
required to pay on a 6 1-cent ad
mission ticket. I his was said to be
on account of the fact that a woman
takes up just as much room in the
grand-stand as does a man. *
Judge McCredie, has now reduced
1 the price of admission for women to
cents, which with a 7 cent tax will
not increase the 40-cent total admis*
I sion cost.
, ('.OKS HACK TO JAIL
VS ONLY WAY TO HE AT
HIGH COST OF LIVING
IKT. I1L, May 2'J— Robert Need
h:*m. 20 years old. scaled the walls
1 (*.’ the prison last niprht— scaled them
f . m the outside and sneaked hack
ELLSWORTH’S AUTO IOR HIRE
Night and Uay Service
Day Rhone— Adams 87.
Night Rhone— Madison 61.
. -A’ -—"
BEAUTY
r (
I (ere is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer I
door sold at a com
mon door price. ;
Sei.J for our free ]
illustrated home
builders' 192'* cat
alogue.
"Bctltr Mi/I"*if.
S>nh and />>•**■*"
R O V I G
22 '/.9 First Ave. S.
SEATTLE
; into the penitentiary. Needham was
{paroled April 23. He had been sent
’ here from Whiteside county on a
' charge of burglary.
“The only way to beat the high
erst of living is to he in prison,”
Jsaid Xoulhr.m, when asked his reason
for returning to the prison.
u
HAliliY WALLACE DIES
\VIIAN(»ELL,( By Mail ) Deputy
) United States Marshal Harry J. Wnl
f !aeo di» *1 here suddenly aged ;>4 years.
Harry Wallace was 0:1c of the
1 best liked men of this place. He
! came here from Montana n 1800
and has spent thirty years in the
North. He was appointed Deputy
I’nited States M* rshal hero in 1S04.
by then Marshal Louis Williams.
Completing his term ol office in
1S07, he left here for the Klondike
where ho spent several years.
He came to Wrangell again a doz
en years ago, and in 1010 was mar
ried here to Miss Laura Amundsen
of this place, an American girl, who
survives h;m.
In 1014 Mr. Wallace again be
came United States Marshal here,
through appointment by Marsha
Hariy Bishop, and he served unde
him and Marshal Tanner until hi.
death this morning. He has away,
henn an active Democrat in politics.
He was horn in Marshalltown, Io
wa, in 18Cr», hut moved to Montana
when young.
•Mr. Wallace's mother resided a'
. Juneau for a number of years, r.ru
1 was active in getting the Episcopa
Chinch established at that place.
LARGEST CIRCULAR SAW
IN WORLD IS INSTALLED
HOQUI.M, Wash., May 29— One of
Hoquiam’s mills recently installed
what mill men claim is the largest
circular saw in the world. The big saw
is 108 inches in diameter.
r—
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NO. 87
IN PROBATE COURT FOR KENAI
PRECINCT, THIRD JUDICIAL
DIVISION,
TERRITORY OF ALASKA,
in the Matter of tho Estate of )
)
1 WILLIAM A. MACPIIERSON, )
)
Deceased )
)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the undersigned is the duly ap
pointed, acting and qualified adminis
trator of the estate of WILLIAM A.
MACPHERSON, Deceased; and, in
accordance with an Order duly made
therefor, Notice is now hereby given
to the creditors of and to all persons
having claims against the said deceas
ed. to exhibit such claims, wfith the
necessary vouchers, within six months
after and from the date of this notice
to the said administrator at the office
of L. V. RAY, in Seward, Alaska,
which the undersigned selects as his
place of business in all matters con
nected with the estate of the said
WILLIAM A. MACPHERSON, De
ceased.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, May 20th,
3920.
HUGH A. MACPHERSON,
Administrator of the Estate of
WILLIAM A. MACPHERSON,
Deceased.
4 Times GATEWAY
First Pub. May 22, 1920.
Last Pub. June 12,1920.
IL V. lloben A- ^avis
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coai, Wood and 'cs
General Transfering Phones, Mam i7 ur;d 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
I
JOHN A. NTLSON. Manager
Office Admiral Building
V/ayne B* ue, Agent. i
I
SEWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
distributors
OF
B f V 0
ALSO
MONOPOL
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
I *
I
Riuce Boykcrs. formerly purser of the White l’ass auditor's office at
tli- While Pass Lower Yukon river Skagway, will be 1 ai;banks agent foi
! sUumer Washburn and later with that company this year.
I
BRAND
FLOUR
i or every
purpose
You are helping to reduce the high cost
•jf living when you buy FISHER S BLEi D
FLOUR.
You pay a few cents more for a sack of
FISHER S GlEINU than you do for most oth
er flours but from it you get MORE AND
LARGER LOAVES OF BETTER BREAD.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack
but LESS PER LOAF.
Slade of Choicest Eastern Hard Wheat
and the Choicest ot U estern NY heats, I? ISH
ER’S BLEND is a perfect flour for every pur
pose— as good for cakes and pastry as for
bread.
S1ANUFACTURED IN
“AMERICA'S FINEST FLOURING MILLS”
BY
fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE