plumbing and
HEATING
Sheet Metal M orks
CHAS. LECHNEK
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G 0 O D H K A \ ^ " v K M
W I NT KK CO V TS
From $27.50 up.
IT COSTS NOTHING TO LOOK
K L L S W O R T H S
MSTII.I.ATK $3.30 }» r case at Hraef*
N O I I C K
All holders of certificates of Sale o'
specific tracts or parcels ot land in
Si*ward. Alaska, sold for 1916 taxes »r
.special assessments, are hereby noti
fied that the same have all been re
deemed on Nov ember tth. 1919. I poll
Mir render oi such certilicates of sale,
the holders thereof will he paid the
amounts due thereon with interest a .
bv law provided.
C. A. KSTKS.
i‘lerk ot the I’OWN ot
%ov. 8 Seward Vlaska.
(Continued from Pajre -)
#»d. a tax must be paid on it; but ii
allowed to evaporate, thei*‘ is no la^.
There are to be oceans of a^cob •
for industrial purposes, under permit
ami bond, but for b**»rago purpose,
nothing but the little, old one-part of
one per cent.
Distilled spirits produced and fit
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Candies — Phonograph*
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YOUK WASHING j
Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
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for beverage purposes remaining in
bon led warehouses when the law takes
effect may bo withdrawn under re
gulations either for denaturing pur
poses or for deposit in a bonded ware
house established under the law. Dis
tilleries can continue to operate as in
dustrial alcohol plants.
III’SB \ND\S l MON HAS
IIKEN FORMED IN SEWARD
\ husband’s union has boon formed
in Seward.
Tempo!ary organization was per
footed at midnight, the session boi!i?r
held in the ice house of the Alaska
transfer with permission of Harry V.
Hoben.
Pc, Romip was elected temporary
Chairman, and K. B. Wood, temporary
secretary and financial scout, tempo
*•: v because the other members of the
union desired to see if the officers
could withstand rollincr pins, flat irons,
etc., which mijrht he used in an at
tempt to smash the union.
There were thirteen present at the
midnight session and Husband's Un
ion No., 13 was formed, thirteen, ns
one of these present stated could not
prove any worse omon than the hus
bands were now experiencing.
The motto of the union is hot bis
cuits twice a week, two pairs of clean
socks each week and a guarantee that
buttons shall be sewed on underwear
when coming oil.
Twenty three applications were re
ceived for membership. 1 be thirteen
members started to admit all of the
2.‘> but the first name, that <>! Otto
Poehlmann, caused such a discussion
that a probe committee was appointed
to act upon the requests to bcconi'
members. It was proven beyond a rea
sonable doubt that Otto Poehlmann
makes hot biscuits himself twice a
week, for the remainder of his family.
This caused such an outrageous out
burst that his name was slipped back
among the other 22 t(> be considered
later by the probe committee.
The meeting was getting warm
when it was announced that the dis
cussion had been so hot, the ice was
melting. At 2:1*5, o’clock this morning
the Union adjourned to meet-bill
only tho members know the hour and
the meeting place.
Just before the meeting adjourned,
a special messenger arrived stating
that Judge Bunnell had mentioned in
his sleep that he would rush through
Seward on his return from Anchorage
and therefore not be available for any
injunction proceeding which might no
brought by tho wives of the union
members.
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OLD TIMERS RE-ENLIST
Three old-timers at Fort Liscum re
enlisted for a three-year hitch last
week. They were Serpt. Smith, who <
has a record of 27 years in the scrv-1
ice: Sortft. Omelia, who has a record
of 21 years; and First Class Cook
Bernhardt, who has served 28 yean
and 8 months.
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Swans flying southward were seen
...
at Whitehorse last week.
Get Your
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SKATES
At
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LUMBER and BUILDERS: HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
A cents l’or— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
S E W A K 1)
Inspect our Kefrigerators.
Vssure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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H. V. HOBEN, Manaoku
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General Transfo- •> • Phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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JOHN A: NELSON, Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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HATS
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TIES
BAGS
SOCKS
GRIPS
BOOTS
SHOES
SHIRTS
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COME AND TAKE IT AWAY
Have you seen that Famous MishawakeLine ot Rubber
C(,>ds? ' SHOEPAC -LOW RUBBERS- FOU*.
( oopers, MedUcott, Wrights, Munsingwear, Standiields,
All lines to tie to, see them.
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS IN ALL PAT1ERNS
AVe don’t like to brag, but say Boy Howdy, have a look.
U > vou want a suit or a winter < oat, just say Schoenbrun
A l of the well dressed men in Seward wear Scnoenorun
clithes and we made all of then. Av e guarantee the cloth,
w 3 guarantee the style, we guarantee the fit, and we
g\ arantee the wear.
SHOES-SHOES-SHOES
'L at Famous line of Florsheim, is all alone tor style, quai*
it>Tfit, and wear and the price is reasonable, quality con
sidered.
PHONE WRITE or TELL US WHAT
YOU WANT
IF WE HAVEN’T GOT IT WE’LL GET
IT FOR YOU.
CALL AND SEE OUR NEW STORE
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