GENERAL REPAIRING and ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPEC 1AI I Y G \ S ENGIN ES.
FRYE — U:U UN COMPANY
roiu'iu'd iu*w mild sugar cured
PICNIC II A M S
liSc |»er ll>.
1 r\ or.*' - A real Bargain.
JUST REC EIVED
The Rest Line of
\\ oi kiiit; Shoes
That Ever C ame
t o Alaska.
Also a Complete
Line oi Summer
l ndenvear, in the
Union Sails
The I lace Where
Men (iiitiit.
COTTER’S
w il l iam a. ukssk.
lT. S. Mineral Sur\c>or.
BKDKOKD McM’.IU. i’ODK
C'ord*»' a. Alaska.
IT \|.| \\ |{OV VI. t UII.1>KKN
VUK IJKIM. St IKMJl.I.h lillilll
KOMK. Au»f.. fhe child eit ot
the Italian >oyal family a..- rapidly
growing up and b»*jfin
center of your.if people belong, mr to
the aristocratic families of the nation.
\vlit> rre full of enthusiastic patriotism
and desires to put th* world l-» »>v t"
after the sad years ot the wat.
The eldest P incess Yolanda is just
IP and has inherited much of the
splendid dark beauty of her motive.
Oueen Plena. Pntw*e>s ^lufalea. vh<> >
only IT Is a gentle girl with great
chain) of manner, who resembles rath
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DKIWUTMKNT OK Till: IMKKIOrt
Alaskan Ktitfineerinj; Commission
Plains leave ami arrive at Seward a.
follows:—
v (•' A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
for Koosovolt, Tunnel, (lirdwc *d
Aia hora’.re. Arrive 4:d.’» I*. M. Mon
#
kin ami Thursday.
Connections at Anchorage on Mor*da>
^nd Kriday at 5:--0 A. M. foi
Matamiska, Wasilla, Houston, Pal
k « na. and on Wednesday at S:."0
A M. for Matamiska, Kska ano
i *liu kaloon.
/»
m:i: Uvl'AST. l.l NCIIKON and
1).nner served on the Seward— An
el.oratre train in me hutl'et ear. Mti.
A,. ,, m
PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet .Metal A in ks
(HAS. LECllNEK
Tel. Madsn (46
oi {hr Princesses of the House ot Sa*
voy.
I h \ r.ave all been brought up
n * t . living a h'*alihy open-air
in tin* castl-'s belonging to the
■ mn \ in theii native Picilmont.
,»i tie h«aitii’ul hunting lodge of
<’;ist* Po /.iano about 20 miles Iron
* »> t |.*\ ‘he shores oj the Med'ter
■ *»an. where, especially iu theit
c! ildhood. they laid in stores of health
a: »■ happy memories for their fu’ure
life.
p: dice Humbert, the heir apparent,
h;»> sh<*t up into a fine looking boy o:
rly 1C*. who is devoted to eve v
kind of sport, in the intervals of the
somewhat severe mental ti.lining
RIAL Ml IS. WILSON, Oph. 1).
Have your KYKS tested and
(iLASSLS properly fitted.
ROOM 2
lXLSWOKTIl BUILDING
Seward, Alaska.
\hich he is undergoing to fit him for
his future position.
Piinee>s Yolanda, who considers
herself now <| iite a grown up young
lady, delights t»» accompany her father
for motor expedition.* in tin* Campa*
gna nd lately went with him to spend
• 11 • ho it . • I serious study o' tin*
1 lat» d excavations at Ostia, the port
i if II< tin* in ancient imperial days,
vhich, pei' even better than Pom
nt i. gives an d a of how people lived
n a .*ou>ide provincial town 1.600 or
’,70*i years ago. %
A not." In* latest discoveries has
he n that of n m. es of two or three
I stories, evidently h t out in seporate
! apart no d", just !*ke the houses in
'teiin* to ay, while others seem to
Save been lodging houses where a
I iv !e owner let two or throe rooms
| to several families, so that life must
' h •* been very much like what it is
now.
. IV U<>OMS \RE OPENED
<t\ ITEM'D I? VTTI.Kl’lEI.DS
1V\»;IS. Anpv. . .*»— The American
*'» a, r 11 i’i1 to pi*vastatcd I'ranee
have opened tea rooms in several ol
shattered villages in the valley of
th * Aisne. The rooms are located at
< \nicy-l*»-rhat* au. where an old fort
vo<s was blown up hy tin* Germans;
(* in', a, a S< :ssons and l.aon in the
Oeinin dos Paines region.
15v m 'ails of the tea rooms the com
miIt*liop> s not only to add to th**
* touri 4 visiting th** bat
t! fi«*ld> hut to divert some of th*
n*. noy h**ing spent hy Americans to
tl * urgent needs of the people in th*
d* va»tat»*d regions.
Motoi Miss's and private automo
I) .*> crowd'd with sightseers have
i) <|> 1 primages to the battlefields
m r>**' the Americans of th** First.
S ooml and Thirty-second divisions
f, nrht under General Mangin and
The Toughest Rubber
That Was Ever Made
If. ii> >ii ;iro,:i-! f- ^erics t-a'Iy “live in their
*rl()ol lilt 11 lxx)tFix'twear is your n o>t impor
tant item, an i you should buy caretiw 1 »n t y* a v.'■ v.p
brand or one that you are not >urcot • lOvxn.yi ib ! ic.">
is your buy. When yc u buy (*oodr\ h >< u yet the
be " A *
make the rubber toucher the N* ts w:»! ''cat fa: *onye:
and keep your feet dry and comfortable. P *n t accept unita*
turns look for the Red lane Round thcTor bo.oix) dealers.
THEB. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, Ohio
Seattle Branch, iw Kin^ Street
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Ei-Press
Rubb er Fo oi we ar
FOUNDCO 1869
TflAOE MARK
>_ . . 77—
m*mm*mm*
ELLSWORTH'S AUTO FOR HIKE
Night and Hay Service
Hay Phone— Adams 87.
Night Phone— Madison 61.
BEAUT#Y
Here is a 2-panel!
3-ply fir -veneer j
door sold at a com
mon door price.
Send for our free •
illustrated home- j
builders’ 1920 cat
alogue.
"HrIter Mll/vttt,
\4ih >1*4 Dtri"
R O V I G
2229 First Ave. S. ,
SEATTLE,
pushed back the Germans, liberating I
Seasons and the nearby villages.
Members of tin* committee will per
sonally manage the tea rooms and
wait on tin* patrons. Moderate prices
will be charged and the profits will
bo used to buv chickens and to aid'
• •
children.
_•_
CHINAMAN HAS BK( OME
A ( LERG V.MAN IN II. C.
VANCOUVER. IS. C., Aug., :i
Th * Rev. George Lem Yuen, the first j
native Chines** to Ix^'orno a clergyman ,
in the Dominion of Canada, was or- ;
dained as a priest of the Church of
Kn dand her** recently. He had la **n a
resident of licit.sh Columbia for twen
ty years.
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PI BI.IC NOTICE
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received until eleven o’clock A. .M. on
lb* nth Day of August, 1020, at the)
office of the Territorial Board of Koau
Commissioners for the Third Division ;
o; Alaska in Valdez, Alaska, at which
tii n* and place they will be publicly
l >). 'tied for the furnishing, hauling and
distribution of approximately Eleven
tl mdied (1100; yards of gravel (sub
je t to an increase or decrease of fif
*,• *n (15) per cent) on tin* Territorial 1
R, ad known as the Seward Branch
Road. Distribution to commence at be- ,
ginning of said road and continue ovei
tiie first two (2) miles of road as di- |
rected by the Engineer in Charge.
Said proposals must be signed b\
the bidder and accompanied by cash or j
a certified check payable to the Terri- ]
ial Road Commission for five per cent
of the amount bid, which amount shall
be forfeited to the Territorial Board
of Road Commissioners in case that
the bidder shall fail to enter into a
contract according to the specifica
tions of the said Commission for such
work, in the event of his being award
ed the contract for the above work.
Hu* successful bidder will be required
• > execute the general form of con
j ict of said Commission for such
coik w ithin a period of ten days from
tlv acceptance of his bid by the said
Commission. The successful bidder
will also be required to execute a bond
payable to the Territory of Alaska for
fifty (50) per cent of the contract
price, said bond to be acceptable to
the Commission.
The above work must be performed
according to the standard specifica
tions and conditions on file at the of
fice of the Divisional Road Commis
sion at Valdez, Alaska, and at Seward,
Alaska, where a copy of same with
form of contract may be seen, and
proposals obtained.
Proposals must be signed by the
bidder, enclosed in a plain, sealed en
velope and addressed to the Territor
ial Board of Road Commissioners for
the Third Division, Valdez, Alaska,
and bo plainly marked Proposals for
Graveling Seward Branch Road.
The right is hereby reserved to re
ject any and all bids.
Dated Valdez, Alaska, this 20th of
July, 1920. ,
DIVISIONAL COMMISSION OF
THE TERRITORIAL BOARD OF
ROAD COMMISSIONERS FOR THE
riURD DIVISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
By JAS. E. WILSON,
Chairman of the Board.
7 Times Gateway
First Pub. July 27th.
Last Pub. Aug., 4th.
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H. V. Hobcn , A- F- Uavia
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transfering Phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
SEWARD ALASKA
, SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY i
I
JOHN A. NELSON. Manauer
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
1 SEWARD, ALASKA.
, EXCLUSIVE
- distributors
-, or
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MAKE THE NORTHERN YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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Sb&r*.
ROLLED
OATS
for every
purpose
MOKE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR makes more
and larger loaves of better bread in propor
tion to its cost than other flours.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity of
loaves. .. 3. Ai il. a- A A&ii
Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring
Mills” By
Fisher Flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE