BROSIUS & NOON
l.l MilEU and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
\\ lNDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
I m STANDARD M VRINK ENGINES, STANDARD KID
1 ROLLER. STAND \RD KID.
Fit YE- JUrUIN COMPANY
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InspiHTt our Refrigerators.
\. u:*e \ outsell of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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J.;st uvei'i\i
the finest
assortment of
VlXIF I’ANTS
VAX VASINS I’A*. S
and Fo :r Fuelled
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In Iic’*t - n ’ h'-iv> 8
weight, i v'ino in and
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l.AHOLKRs
Of fie ‘ Hoy.
Laborers,
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Home of Hart S.Siaftiter *.A Mat \
clot hint:— l UILVI H’S
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Lady Turringtnu \arcun sweeper*
at URAEFS
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Sleds lor boy*, and girls at Crael s .
RA'iO lamps with shades $-5 30 a*
(iruef’s.
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K*rctr c Si-wing M *cHne motors nl
Graefa.
National Water Mo* *r Washers
at J. L Gta fs.
Elaine Eocene ard !*♦ irl 01* at
Graef’s.
In* Creeper* and Skate* — (»raefs
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I ,*hermen’* Supplies at tlrnefs
CLASH EIGHTS and batteries at
I 1 CrmlV
The nudl boat KloSe a- i-ved at Ke
diak yesterday afternoon at
accord" nx to advices received by \ y
ne Itlue The Eloise has been storm j
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' * PLUMBING ANI)
* HEATING
* Shod Metal orks
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* CHAS. LECHNER «j
* Tel. Madsn 116
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LET rs DO :
your washing
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! Seward Steam laundry
Phone Main 157
. JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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Ideas Free
Our can!ofu<* of all you need to build, except unwofked
lu-'l'er. will suyyrst to you somethin* you would like,
it tin lode* buil’-in features you can install yourself. You
. t hare to decide where you will buy until yow read
tree. Kotif. 22?i Irt Ay. S.. Seattle. "Beu*i
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lil t it trni;. !r**..* i *' *<*r >1 coot**
It » .»t ' i«i i ret i ’ !i ootim ami
i;ft v• *t:i iiiom back
J'\t-t * -it ' r !**■'.: or u • vo -ick
o daeher '* .* \r\ \V ml Li* or
\VFtp* t l t>.tnr ut*.v pink pills, JO
cento. Guaranteed
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h.»M a! \>r » • a! days hut reached
mhI ok all 0. 1\.
St am* Annina! Kvans. in com
! d ‘ «\ at. M. M. J» ns< n, is nolle
v i sail fr» m Seattle tomorrow
S.*\.*a <1. on her first trip of the
- n I to remain on the route un
I hi shy I uoas on*! Klwin Swot m an n
••••<! un tl ti" in today to At:
,.r , M . w’-a r** t;' *y will bo for sow ml
t. mpl t. . th ‘ i necking up of
• . As dep: rtnu-nt at that station.
r-.-dvo Greek laborers will arrive
• : ' Ah a work on the Rail*
i oad.
y, \\ Woods, who underwent an
:ti( n at thrt emergency hospital
on Monday. i improving in spb ndM
fashion.
it is u* ported from Anchorage thav
»nsult;ng png n* »*r W’llium h.des has
'Sgned from the A. h. 0. Mr. "Kb -
‘onrmrly ehui'inan of the com
m;' don, being succeeded by Col.
Means.
S' mvT Alaska arrived at (.o**dc
a 1 o’clock th;s morning accord
•ir to cable office advices received
' > forenoon. The Alaska is not to
•. from Ccrdova until midnight a -
•o ding to the s. me advices. It gen
Taly t' kcs a steamer 21 hours to
cimh * ward from Cordova.
'I he Ladies r d Soci< tv o! the Mo
:hodist church will meet tomorrow af
r v> >n at the usual h >ur with Mrs.
>. K. Carter at the parsonage,
v a C. S. Le>\ of Company B, 21
In fan try. returned to Anchorage cm
he tiatewi y City limited today.
T. \V. Hawkins is a passenger on
tdn today for a business trip to
Vn borage.
“Hurry-up-” Jones, superintendent
or eon truction and maintenance on
;h. division of the railroad south oi
Mi m 114; and B. J. Munro, who came
n last night on a speeder, returned
to runnel this morning.
W K \ T li V, It It K !• O It T •
The followiog the weather repo’t
the *.M l*oii*'- ending at 7 o'clock
i* • Tiiortmig:—
Seward 30 Clear Calm.
Deadhorse 30 Cloudy Calm.
Indian River 29 Light Snow Calm,
(iranite 2S Snowing ('aim.
Talkeetna 20 Clear Calm.
Chickaloon 13 Clear Calm.
Matanuska 30 Clear Calm.
Anchorage 24 Cloudy Calm.
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G. M. C.
i TRUCKS
in .Motor Trucks there have been at
tachments and notions anil unusual do
'.i^ns, now we have the simple G. M. (•
i. \on arc seeking a simple econoinna!
durable truck, look into the Line el
G. M. C.
II. K. KLLSWOUTH, A^ent.
IKuick Auto cc G. M. Trucks, Ford
supplies and l ues.
THitRit in is
nii’iiiv nu> in m vjnr
•i.VMl Me.. I «•!>.. —Lumlx
men oi Northern Maine expect to cat
:.,i o.'iujf out to the mills tins v. i.ii r
•ibout 1.0011,000.000 (Vet of timber end
puip wood, which is the record lor tm*
' Maine cut. -This, however, iv coni.n
t upon weather conditions and up-.
o'» tlv sufficient fall of snow to ra< d
itato hauling • Thus far these condi
tions have been I airly satisfactory.
Temporary organization of a l-.uvi!
branch of the Aim rican Legion \\n>
efleoted ..t Nome in .December. Hairy
tiabrie’son and James ilotfan weie ei
,i chai man and secretaiy .
a i) v i: u t i s i: y\ e n t
Advertisement for proposals for
op» .at Wws Agency and Buffet
Car tin the passenger train of the
Madam Engineering Commission ho
v n Cew . m and Anchorage, Alaska.
1. Idoposals w id be received by the
I;; n ligin oring Commission mi
id 2 0 A. M. March (>th., lor tho prfvi
leg.* v>i operating a news agency mi an
the pasaii.^r trains of the Commis
sion between Seward and Anchorage.
C O N 1)1 T IONS
T!n* C >m mission will furnish trans
it tntion for one person and the neo
ossai y .-toi ic. The coutiai tor must h.'.v *
on< employee and suitable stock on
i;iui regular passenger Lain betw< on
.‘••wa d ami Anchorage.
I he malt r of prices will be left to
tli * (list i t tion of the* conti actor but tnc
Commission reserves tlu* right to can
cel tin* contract by giving written no
tii t* twenty days in advance of su« h
cancellation, if, in the opinion of t ie
Chairman of the Commission, the «*on
t actor is charging excessive prices « r
if tl.i* service performed by the con
tractor is unsatisfactory.
A L T E R N A T E PROPOSAL
2. A’tomato proposals will be ac
cepted for operating the lunch count*?*
of a buffi t car in conjunction with tl c
w* s agency.
( 0 N 1) I T I 0 N S
The Alaskan Engineering Commls
si< a will furnish a buffet car. which
scats 16 persons in the observation
compartment and which connects with
th ' otl or passenger coaches on tie*
tr: n. The buffet is fully equipped
with a range, cooking utensils and
•iu«" dishes, together with a lunch
•n-mter seating seven persons. The
Commiss’on will also furnish free
transportation for two persons to on
rr.ifn *ho buffet and the news agave
combined.
j he contractor will bo required to
furnish two poisons to handle the
business* to furnish , prepare and
serve suitable food, and to operate the
News Agency. The contractor will be
required to pay for lost or damaged
equipment except ordinary wear and
tear.
The matter of prices will be b ft to
the discretion of the contractor, out
the Commission reserves the rignt t«»
cancel the contract by giving written
notice twenty days in advance of such
cancellation, if. in the opinion of the
Chairman of the Commission, tin* con
tractor is charging excessive, prices or
if the service performed by the con-,
tractor is unsatisfactory.
'l’lie Commission will not fur lis t
any other eating facilities to passen
gers on trains carrying the buffet car.
The experience an l responsibilit
«d b'dders viti! he t:»k« n into ironjid* r
ation in awarding the contract.
Cuither information and details an
he secured at the Chairman’s of Pc**
in Anchorage and the Supply l>ep».rl
mont office in Seward.
• ladders must submit pioposals i’1
sealed envelopes addressed, Alaskan
engineering Commission, Anchorage
()•• Seward and marked on the outbid a
“Hids for News Agency or Ilid for
News Agency and Huffot Car.” Hid
must state the sum of money b <M<-r
offers as monthly payment for tlr
privilege hid upon.
The Commission reserves the rig!.,
to ’-eject any or all bids.
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NOTH K OF KLF.C TION
Notice is hoivby given that at lii
lour of nine o’clock A. M. on the 1st ^
<m' March, Uvjo, the registration hook * j
of the Town o .Sr aid will bo oj*en a!
lie* Mi.a.a« pal CierkT office, in the
Ma;riman national Hank Ruilding. foi
the purpo.e of registering aM qua!
ifieu elects**, w—.ty-oee years of up
or over, who are citizens of the Fn l j
ed State* or who have decla e i
their intention to in-come such, and,
who have resided continuously on
war next preceding the date of tin
election in the Territory of Alaska,
and six months n >xt proceeding tin
date of election within the corporate
limits of the Town of Seward. AM
electors must, before voting, register
their names and qualifications with
the Registration Officer.
Registration books will he op *
every day, except Sundays an 1 1 o
days, beginning March 1st., l'd-0.
during the following hours;
From 0 A. M. to 12 Noon.
From 2 P. M. to f» P. M.
The said election will be held on llu
first Tuesday in April for the purpn ‘
of electing City Officers and mem be;?
of the School Hoard.
The officers of the City to be ‘del
ed are as follows:
Mayor,
.‘I members of the Seward Comm an
Council.
Treasurer.
Municipal Clerk.
City Attorney.
One member of the School Hoard, a
Treosurer.
Dated at Seward, Alaska, February
20, 1020.
C. A. Estes.
Municipal Cl *'k.
The pungent
richness of pure
Havana iohacco,
temps red hy time
to a rare mildness
—that’s the
Lover jl Monarch
Actual Site
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H. V. HOHKN A. K. UA
ALASKA TRANSFER
If. V. flOUKN. Manau'.k
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfer * I'hones, Main 17 and HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Mar^ult.- — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER r i COMPANY
JOHN A NELSON. Manager
Office Adnir*l ftuiiding
Wayne IWue. Agent.
SI WARD • WiSM
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
ALSO
CIGARS
MAKE THE NOR'!'; WCV YOHt
HEADQ ■ X RD.
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vwal;.: maw
W ben h comes to the hard
“knock - dim n - drag - out”
service that a fisherman
ei\ t b< >ots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
But Goodrich “Hi-Press” Bobber Boots and
Shoes aren't ordinarv. ! hey re made in a
better way—in ONii SOLID PliiCK-and
they can’t leak or peel.
One pair u ill out last a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (modrich
“Hi-Press’* and > ouMI never
he satisfied with anything
else.
5 Sold by 45,000 Dealers
I he B. h. Goodrich PubberGoy/'
The Citv of Goodrich—Akron, Olio,
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113-15 king Street
Seattle
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