SEWARD’S POPULAR SHOP
KODAKS
We hare them from
$8.50 to $125.50
CANDIES
By the pound or box
variety of the famous
HAAS* CANDIES
NEW YEAR'S CARDS
The finest kind of
stationery
Pictures — Albums
COME IN AND LOOK AROI'ND
We also have other popular
makes in aweet meats
CIGARS
Bargain By The Bov.
Tobacco of all kinds
THE ALASKA SHOP •
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Building-In
Study ot the built-in ytece* in our
nulo^ur, uil! help >ou tu !»«**»
itt taffo%cu»entj on 4 hou»r
Wr t<- to .4jr t * R t»*. ’2*M 4 A*.
S. 'er'tle. "Better MtUuork, Sa*b
liut iKirfl."
Costs Nothing
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Steamer Admiral Watson should
report at Juneau sometime inis art**"
noon on the way to Seward.
The Seward limited, from Ancho.
-e. arrived at 11 o'clock last night
with 17 passengers.
Lewis Carponti r anil J. K. Leo :■
registered, at the iIntel Overland.
A. W. Roberts ean.e in on tn*' S \ -
aid limited last night f *ni Mile
and is registered at the Hotel Newai.l
Andy Polysogav.. Horn Anchoravr«t(
Lady Torrington \accum sweepers
at GRAEFS
Sleds for hoys and girls at Grief a.
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KAYO lamps with shades $3 30 at
Griefs.
Electric Sewing Machine motors it
Grief*.
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National Water Motor Wishers
at J. L. Griefs.
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Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graef*.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Grad*
Fishermen** Supplies at Graefs.
FLASH LIGH^ and batteries at
J. L. Graef*.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
CIIAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
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JOB PRINTING .
AT THE
GATEWAY
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ALL RIGHT! LET’S GO
MALAMUTE STAGE LINE
Now Carrying PASSENGERS & EXPRESS Between
Taikectna, Broad Pass, Ncnanaand
ALL INTERIOR POINTS
Arrangements can be made by letter, telephone
or wire.
J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna, Alaska.
ar ;v. d on last night’s train and is re
sist n\l at the Hotel Seward.
John Pierson, from Mile 52, is re
gist ‘ fd at the Hotel S(*xton ha\ *ig
come in on the train last n*ght.
(\v< Segerling. f-om Unga, who ar
rived on tin* Eloiso, is registered. »■*
the Hotel Sexton.
Cant J. A. Md Uinnis, who has be« n
operating ;uouiid Sanak, arrivetl »n
the Eloise and is registered at th«- Ho
tel Sexton.
-PISTOL PETE" IS BAC K
IVtor Anderson, known locally as
“pistol Pete’* who has been engrtfe-l
in the fishing industry around Lnea
during the summer months, returned
to Scvvanl on the Kloise last nignt.
Mr. Anderson will go to Seldovi;. on
tin* Admiral Watson.
SIBSCBIBK FOB TIIK CATKWA
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CLEAR VNCE SALE
Ending Ian.. :trd~ This is positne
|v >our last chance to get merchandise
at reduced prices.
Don't miss this. Many items of in
terest, particularly shoes.
ELLSW ORTH'S
E G G S IS E G G -
Try those at 75c a dozen
BROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— URBACH'S
COTTERS
MERRY XMAS
and HAPPY
NEW YEAR
COTTER’S
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DISTILLATE $5.50 p»*r case at Graef*
TIIE B E L MONT
Workingmen’s Home
ROOMS 50 and 75 cts.
Now Under New
Management
of
MRS. Win. FAIRMAN
furnished Rooms
Hot and Cold Water
Steam ileat
VANGILDER BUILDING
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ELOISE ARRIVES
The gas boat Eloise, carrying mail
from Seward to the Westward, arriv- (
ml in port late yesterday afternoon.:
Capt. S. Naix) reports a trip, several
days being fine weather and the re
mainder storms. The Eloise will leave ■
tomorrow again for the westward.
HAS WET SNOW STORM
Seward experienced a wet snow
storm last night. A strong wind blew I
from the south and today the snow,
which is full of water is melting and
running down the street gutters ind j
threatening to run into basements.
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MOSS MAN IS HERE
Deputy United States Marsha’
Mossman arrived in Seward on the (
tr; :.i last night from Anchorage to I
take a Mrs. Content back to that city.
Mrs. Content was brought to Sevard
t'lvm Juneau on the steamer Alaska.
MEETS DEATH BY
STARVATION
Unable to secure proper medica'
at ‘ntion. and according to reports re
or ved in Seward, denied the request
that ho bo taken to Unalaska in oiv#
of the launches of th** atasmi r k
Fi h Co., Emil Akholm, old timer o'
U ga . died aboard the gns boat Elou;>
ho >nd for Seward, of practically star
Vi Ion. Akholm was a fisherman and
hr > boon around Unga for the past I»■
to- n years.
About two months ago, Akholm bo*
g.- a having throat trouble and could
so •rccly oat anything boing unable to
got food down his throat. For week * ho
!j\ -d on milk and gradually wa. t- d
\y to a mere shadow. The Alaska
C« l Fish Co., according to reports
h- oght t> Seward by passengers on
th • Eloise, would not place one of the
S' eral launches at Unga at the dis*
p, ;al of Akholm, to take him to Un-:
ai .ska where he could secure medical
at‘"‘ntion. T To was then placed aboard
tli • Eloise by friends and was beJrp
bt >ught to Seward when no died. Alt
ho’m’s body was sewed in a canvn■*
co fin and buried on Mitrofania Island.
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Given by
'HE SEWARD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT j
Special prizes.GOOD MUSK,
BIGGER and BETTER than ever.
TICKETS $1.
Arctic Brothei hood Ilall.
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B R 0 SIU S & N 0 0 IN
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER
Agents For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD LIU
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
FRYE —BRUHN COMPANY
SEWARD
Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
No wood war. available and canvas war.
substituted lor the casket.
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HAWAIIAN GOVERNOR SAYS
CONTINUED PROSPERITY IS
NOTED IN THE ISLANDS
WASHINGTON, One., 30— Con
tinued prosperity in Hawaii was noted
in the annual report of Governor C. .1.
McCarthy.
Exports of all kinds, including sa
ga • and other foodstuffs, were valued
it $83,343,648, while imports wore
$10,022,921, a decrease of $955.40**'
■ompared with the year before.
Enforcement of the Prohibition Act
has resulted in a marked decrease in
'•iine, Governor McCarthy said, out!
‘there is a large quantity of il'icit
•iquor manufactured, anc the r’r<;er;.
" Aoritie; are endeavoring to stamp j
out this traffic.” Utilization of stills |
v de of galvanized iron has poisoned
h * liquor in some cases, the report
i ted. Jail sentences instead of money
‘ines were suggested as a check on
h * traffic.
Seventy-nine corporations, inclini
ng mercantile, i.griculture, banking
m:l savings nnd loan concerns were ;n !
o porated during the yfcar. • Iuentyr
d.: ban' s are in operation in the h i- j
u Is. Their total deposits are $35,
*49,134.
Additional appropriations to im
v ,vo the harbors are needed, the iv
t v I. so as provide adequnt*
ilities for the increasing number of !
tre.ns-Pacific liners stopping at the j
d mis. Connote piers, varying from
r,oo to 950 feet long are under con
sfuction by the United States Engir
Service and the necessary shop?
f making repairs to vessels l1s<
ha e been provided.
p; INTI Nr: PICTURE OF
MURDERED NURSE: ARTIST
LOSES HIS EYESIGHT
LONDON, Dec., 30*- While engag
ed on a large picture dealing with the ,
fat. of Edith X. Cavell. Mr. Van Ruith
a veteran painter, discovered that his
oy »s:ght was failing.
Oculists predicted that the pair.rw.
vho is 80 years of ago would lose h*s
sivht in a few months. Nevertheless
he perserved and added the last
touches to his work on the annivci
sa y of the armistice.
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H. V. HoBRN A* V, UAV"*
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. flOBEN, Manacjku
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transte** •* • f'houea, Main 17 and W
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HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
OF
B E V 0
ALSO
CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE fN SEWARD.
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JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral liuiiding
Wayne Iflue, Ageut.
5! WARD ALASKA
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When it comes to the hard
“knot c- down - drag - oat”
scrvie : that a fisherman
give 1 >ots, ordinary rubber
can t f and up.
| But Goodrich “Hi-Pres- ” Rubber Roots and
! Shoes aren't ordinary. They’re made in a
• beiler way-—in OX It **' )I.Ii) FihCti^siui
> they can’t leak or peel.
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t One pair will outlast a wi ole
l season of hard service— ut
w car two or three ordir try
•j pairs.
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[J Pul your money on Goodi ich
“Hi-Press” and you’l! n< ver
he satisfied with anyt. ing
else.
, Sold by 45,0110 Dealers
\ The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.
* The City of (toodfich—Akron, < •'V'
* 113-15 King Street
Seattle
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