NEWS NOTES
Ralph Reed who is in the marshalV
office at Anchorage returned Irom
Valdez on the Alameda.
Miss Mary McConnell returned on
the Alameda.
A. R. Roberts, formerly dentist in
Seward, was on the Alameda today.
He was placed on trial in \ aides tin
practising without passing the terri
torial dental board but the ease was
thrown out in no time. The comp'aint
was not made by the dental board at
all hut by a private dentist.
K. M Huff returned on the Alameda
this morning after a trip outside on
business.
J. C. tlaffney. formerly a leading
business man of Nome and Seattle,
passed by this morning on the wa\
to Anchorage to look over the >itua
tion. He will come and spend a few
days here also but he lias not \ et
made up his mind about a future lo
cation.
I Jack Honan and Bennett James ar
rived from Moose Pass last evening to
have some of the machinery of their |
arrastre repaired. It will probably |
take them two months moore to crush
the ore they have taken out and they;
will return to the pars as soon as ps-j
sible.
l>r. Reedy, the chief physician ofj
the Alaskan Kngineering Commission,
i> on Ins way to Anchorage on the
; Alameda.
J. 11. Cobb, attorney for the terri-!
tory by appointment by (lovernor
Strong, went to Anchorage on the
Alameda.
Miss Juanita Anderson went west
to continue her duties as school teach-'
» r of the government school at Sel
dovia.
W. W. Butts left this afternoon on'
the Alameda for Anchorage.
EMPRESSTHEATRE
; Sunday. Oct. I. ™oj;hows
i PATH I NEWS No. 38
The most heloveil of Amer ican ihamat ic actors
THOMAS A. WISE
BLUE CRASS
’» reels A ifoinl storx of the race track
JUST ARRIVED AND UNPACKED
Tin* New Kail Si* tin^s in Fashionable Fabrics
Movelt> Plaids Hairline Serges
Ottoman Cloth Khiva Cloth
Eden Cloth Devonshire Cloth
Just what milady ha> h*vn waiting for
PATENT LEATHER BELTS CROCKET KOOKS
ALL WOOL YARNS OUTING FLANNEL NIGHT GOWNS
TABLE RUNNERS SILKEN HOSIERY MUNSINGWEAR
H4LLETT& SCOTT
THE SHOP OF EXCLUSIVE STYLES
SOMETHING NEW
IN PROHIBITION
Thirsty North Dakotans Ride Wagon
and Get Their “Nip.”
Prohibition is the father of ingenui
ty. The Washington, (D. C.) Post
tells how the clever ones arc “heat
ing'* prohibition in their own tittle
way.
“Gram! PorK, N. Dag., is a pro
kihtion town, but that does not mean
that visitors in Git.nil Porks or the
residents thereof can not get all they
want to drink,” remarked I*'rank Bren
nan, a lawyer of t’hieago, at ihe New
Williartl.
“Grand Porks is on the line be
tween North Dakota ami Minnesota,
ami Minnesota is not dry. Rut they
have a different method of supplying
♦ hose who want a glass of beer or a
drink of liquor from most of the
towns between wet and dry states. 1
observed after 1 had been in town for
a fe w hours that there were a great
many onehoi’se carriages—old style
vehicles—that paraded up and down
the principal street. Every once in a
while you could *>ee one of these car
riages drive up to the sidewalk and
'hen drive quicMy in the direct;*.,
the bridge that spans the stream be
tween the states.
‘it took me some time before 1 got
on to the reason; then I observed that
the driver of the carriage always re
sponded to the call of a pedestrian.
The latter only had to give the high
sign and one of the vehicles would go
up alongside the walk, when a man or
then would jump in ami ride away.
In about five minutes you could see
the same vehicle drive back a*?d i n
load its passengers. Thev had im
bided all they wanted or needed.
‘it was the finest burlesque on
prohibition that 1 have seen any
where. It has been my observation
that there has been a reaction setting
in in the Western States. Many of
the towns in local option states that
have been dry have voted recently to
go back into the wet column, and in
Vermont the people have overturned
prohibition, which had been in force
for many years.”
WANTED
Woman cook for camp. Apply
Gateway.
| DESIGNERS SAY IMPORTED
GOWNS ARE NOT NEEDED
(Special to Gateway by United Press*
CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Fall gowns
; occupied the attention of leading fash
| ion experts of the country in attend
ance at the Fashion Art League con
vention here today.
Designers said the gowns this year
are a vast improvement over those
i of other years. They said it would
not he necessary to import French
gowns hereafter as the American de
signers have proved they me just as
original in creating new styles as the
French.
DANCING CLUB
Miss llallott’s class in ballroom
dancing will hold its first dub meet
ing at 8 oYloov, Saturday night, in
Pioneer Hall. A large number of
adults have enrolled in the class, and
i places are open for a few more. Miss
Ilallett’s plans are to form a dancing
i club, which will hold its class in the
1 earlier part of the evening, followed
by a dance.
.lob printing of every description al
•’he lint own y.
LOST
Kastorn Star pin. Keturn to Mrs. O.
.1. Keating. D-2(» tf.
NOTH'K
All bread tickets sold by Myers
bakery will be redeemed at the
Pakery. 0-29—tf.
UrbacH
SELLS
ALWAYS RELIABLE
Largest shipment of peaches
that ever came to Seward, $1.50
a box while they last. Brown &
Ilawkins, “Quality First.”
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It has arrived. See pape I. Brown
& Hawkins, “Quality First.”
Oyster Cocktails at “The Branch.”
VERT ATTRACTIVE INDEED
I
Is oni* display of line candies. To a
judge of qualities in such merchandise
the exhibit is a real treat. When to
this high class is added the addl'd at
traction of exceptionally low prices it
is not surprising that this store is so
popular with the discriminating.
TOBACCO, CIGARS AND
CONFECTIONERY
HETTEL’S The Kodak Store.
Broadway. Seward
Agents for Eastman Kodak Sup
plies and Ansco Cameras
Edison Talking Machines & Records
Columbia Phonographs <Sc Records
FOR RENT
First class boarding house and three
bedrooms, completely furnished. See
Cooper 9-28—tf.
LOST
Pair nose glasses, in case. Please
notify Gateway office. 9-26—tf.
“Billy Buster;” The best school
shoe on the market. High and low
tops, all sizes.
BROWN & HAWKINS, “Quality
First.”
Long distance teiepnone Dooth at
I’he Branch.
™ «* Ban on Extravagance
Following the example set by some of the war
ring nations, a movement of some magnitude has been
inaugurated in the United States to instill a sense ol
economy in the people; it is a fact that we as a people
are the most extravagant in the world. If you are one
of the many Americans who have never experienced
the feeling of safety and satisfaction engendered by
the possession of a savings account however modest,
JUST TRY IT. You can start it with a dollar, and the
start is the only didicult part of it. Surmount that
difficulty TODAY.
FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS.
Interest computed January 1st and July ist.
Resources $350,000
Territorial and City Depository.
ESTABLISHED 1905.
BANK OF SEWARD
Gruen
$40.00 1,1
Watches
$300.00
George the Jeweler
groceries:
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: “Quality P'irst" ;
CLOTHING
Announcing the Arrival of
THE RANGE WITH THE REPUTATION
"Quality First""
As “Quality First" lias always been our policy, we believe
that we have been very fortunate in securing the agency
for
The Great Majestic Range
We wish to extend to everyone a most cordial invitation
to visit our store, where the favor of your inspection is in
vited, and your order at your own convenience will he
greatly appreciated.
The he*t Line of Higli Grade
FURNITURE
a®ruGS
in Alaska
!
IROWN & DAWKINS
Large Outfitters—General Merchandise
SEWARD •‘QUALITY FIRST” ANCHORAGE
THE
VERDICT
Once more the Majestic Range has been awarded a world
verdict over all competitors. This time it comes in the
shape of the gold medal given by the Panama-Pacific ex
hibition.
Call and get description booklets.
A COOK BOOK FREE WITH
EVERY RANGE
MECHANICS' TOOLS
of all kinds and a General Line of
HARDWARE
NOFL CHANGE Or T ELEPHONE NUMBERS:—Hardware I)ept., Adams 80; Office, Madison 80; Grocery Dept.,Main 1.