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SHeet Met.il Works
CHAS. LECHNEK
Tel. Madsn 146
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HUSBAND'S UNION HOLDS
\X* IMPROMPTU HANOI'UT
Sir members of the Husbands l u
lon, No., 13. held a banquet last night
at the Seward drill. The six members
.»f the union had gone to their re
spective hovn s for their supposed MX
o'clock dinner but found, that as us
ual. dinner would no! be ready until 7
or after. The first one to find this
state of affairs, set up his wail and *t
was answered by five others, similat’y
situated as regards meal hours. Th«*
six went down the street, out- red the
grill and were roundly cheered hv
those at th*» counters when they
marched to the banquet room. I h*‘
help :vt the drill also gave an extra
spread for the six. The banquet bat!
just started when a seventh momb •*
••nterwl. His wife had served mulligan*
for dinn»*r. when she should have serv
ed fish- The s*‘V‘'ntb member was tak
%n intjo the fold and givea a double
order of fish. lack Stotko. heard of
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the banquet and sent over a jug et
eider. Claud Mathison also got wind
of the extra feed and.sent in the ci
gars and* E. L. Whittemorc sent the
banqueters cigarettes. Four bottles o';
home brew also found their way to
t»;o seven unionized men and the con
tents of those four bottles was held
for a midnight luncheon, with dill
pickles, cheese sandwiches and pret
z<*K which was served in the bakery
room of the Branch Grill.
. It is understood-hot biscuits are
now being served more generally
around Seward as the.women are al
ready getting afraid that their hus
bands might join the union. Several
known members of the union have also
received pleas from several of the
members of the Seward Women’:? Club
to call the union off. that hot huis
euits will be on the menu hereafter
twice weekly, and clean socks are also
oromised more often.
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( ITY COCNTIL HOLDS
\ SPECIAL MINTING
The city council held a special
> svoi last ni^lit. Mayor Chamberlin,
count lmen CraMf, Lucas, McNecr,
Whitt more and Horner were present.
Owin': to the probability that certain
,» lin o ent taxes will perhaps be paid
v. ‘thin the next two weeks, the delin
quent sale to be advertised, was post
poned until further notice. This action
v *'s ’ a! on under suspension of the
rules. The cemetery committee was
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Phone Main 157
THE ALASKA SHOP
Ice Cream Sodas
and Soft Drinks
Candies — Phonographs
Kodak Supplies
Toilet Articles
Developing
Printing
Enlarging
also instructed to make needed im
provements at Woodlawn and have
graves now in the alleys or avenue.,
placed in their proper lots.
ALASKA SULPHUR WILL
HE SHIPPED SOON IN
LAKEE QUANTITIES
SEATTLE. Nov., 8— The Alaska
Sulphur Company has chartered the
steamer Norwood to curry <*>0 tons
of supplies to its sulphur plant on
Akun Island near Unimak Pass . The
second big shipment of machinery is <
v> nfr made on the boat. The sulphur
is from volcanic action and is said to
be one of the greatest deposits in the
world. The company expects soon to
begin to make regular shipments.
Prof. Clarence Louis Anderson, a
former Nenana boy, has been made
a member of the faculty of the Uni
versity of Washington. He is an in
structor in the fisheries department.
The population of Mayo City in
the Yukon recently stampeded to a |
new rich silver strike on Lightening
creek, not very far from Mayo.
N 0 T I C E
All holders of certificates of Sale of :
specific tracts or parcels of land in
Seward, Alaska, sold for HI 1G taxes >r
special assessments, are hereby noti- |
fied that the same have all been re
deemed on Nov ember 1th, 1919. Upon i
surrender of such certificates of sale,
the holders thereof will be paid the
amounts due thereon with interest as
by law provided.
C. A. ESTES.
Clerk of the TOWN ol
Nov. 8 Seward Alaska.
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BROWN & HAWKINS
LUMBER and BUILDERS: HARDWARE—
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOA I LI MISER,
leonu For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD IvlD
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
FRYE — HR! HN COMPANY
S E W A K 1>
Inspect our Kefrigerators.
Assure Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
H. V. HOIiKN A* V* ,>AV'*
ALASKA TRANSFER j
H. V. HOBEN, MANAOKH
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Tranaler. • I’hones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Marbles — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
EXCLUSIVE
DISTRIBUTORS
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i wtiiTTEMORE^MAfiGULLj CIGARS
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY !
JOHN A. NELSON. Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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HATS
CAPS
TIES
BAGS
SOCKS
GRIPS
BOOTS
SHOES
SHIRTS
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quilts
Everything for men to wear
COME A N D T A k E II A W A\
Have vou seen that Famous ? Hshawake Line ol Lubber
SHOE FAC _ LOW RUBBERS - I* OUR
B JCKLE ARCTICS - FELT BOOTEES
That new F. A. Patrick Line ol Coats, Mackinaws and Sox
is a bear. GREAT PATRICK OVERCOA Is
l N DERWEAR TWO PIEl L SU11S UN ION Si 11S
i oopers, Medlicott, Wrights, unsing wear, Standiields,
All lines to tie to, see them.
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS IN ALL PA ITEIvNS
\ y'e don’t like to brag, but say Boy Howdy, have a look-^
1) > vou w ant a suit or a w inter toat, just say Schoenbrun.
\ l of the well dressed men in Seward wear Schoenbrun
eWhes and we made all of them. We guarantee the cloth,
w ) guarantee the style, wre g larantcc the lit, and wc
gi arantee the wear.
SHOES-SHOES-SHOES
T .at Famous line of Florsheim, is all alone for style, qual
it ', fit, and wear and the price is reasonable, quality con
si lered.
PHONE WRITE or TELL US WHA'I
Y 0 U W A N T
II WE HAVEN’T GOT IT WE’LL GET
IT FOR YOU.
CALL AND SEE OUR NEW STORE
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