The or cat rail”
n
roads of the country
have spent millions ot
dollars tor automatic signal
systems to safeguard lite
and property.
Time is a factor in all traffic
matters, and the signal system, per
fect as it may he, depends after all
upon the man who works the levers
and the trainmen who observe the
signals.
Back of the signal system is the
time inspection to insure the accu
racy of employees’ watches.
The Time Inspectors of 140
of the lea iwg railroads of America
h we o -ici ,:'y corn fled and adopted
t1 e 1 1 '*) V' A R I) I -ever-setting
V w h i< r ra: road service — the
fine t r To. d watch in the world.
A HOWARD Watch is always
worth what you pay tor it.
The price of the HOWARD is fixed
— railroad models 550 to £ 140—and a
printed price-ticket attached.
We carry this distinctive watch and
would like to show it to you.
it>t jn uer
THE SEWARD LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY
Incorporated November 1905 under the Laws of the Territory of Alaska
S. M. GRAFT, President and General Manager
CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
Electric Supplies and Appliances
TE .EPHONE MAIN 125
G. W. PALMER
.GENERAL.
MERCHANDISE
Complete line ot Goods of the
Highest Grades
Highest Prices Paid tor All Furs
Knik, - - Alaska
C. HENNING
Agent for the Famous
Fred. Kauffman Clothes
The best of everything in Tall ring
Ladies and < ientlemen's ('lot he*
cleaned, ptessed. repaired and altered.
Satisfaetion guaranteed.
....F. W. SMALL....
Win >i,l>AI.K AND IlKTAIL
I'KALKK IN
Beef. Pork, button. Veal. Poultry
l ard. Hams and Bacon
SKWARK, - - ALASKA
Se wa r d W a te r
and
Power Compa n/
John A. Nelson, Manager
/
Office Bank of Seward Building
SEWAKD, - ALASKA
C. KDEfllNO “is
For The Same Money
you might pay for clothing
made six or seven months ago
over dummy models, our
Chicago tailors, Ed. V. Price
y Co.. u.u up-to-date clothes
Expressly To lour Order
a* . i , i 1 Two-Button Novelty
give a style that pleases, a Sack No. 812
shape that is permanent, a
wearing service that means economy, and an
individuality that satisfies.
A personal trial will prove why their work is so
highly regarded. Let us take your measure. Today!
Manners it Not Matnematics.
The little hoy, aged five, was sitting
in the midst of the largo family circle
at the luncheon table. Opposite him
was Ids young lady cousin, who min
gled with her affection for him an ear
nest desire to set Ids Infant feet In the
paths of knowledge, .lust now In her
Intense way she was trying to teach
him how to divide an orange Into quar
ters.
Again and again she led up to the
point that she wished him to think out
and as often he failed to follow.
As she leaned forward, wholly ab
sorbed in her desire to make the idea
clear t<> Id n, she naked once more,
**Bui how would von get a quarter of
j an orange/
The hoy. blissfully unconscious, re
plied with a beaming look. “I would
say please.” Youth's < Mnipanion.
Puzzics For Patients.
Although the patient had waited half
an hour for her interview, the time
had not dragged.
“1 worked on one of those puzzles.”
she said. ”By the way, doctor, you
are not a children's specialist; then
why do you keep so many puzzles in
your reception room?”
“You answered your own question be
fore you asked It,” tin* doctor said. ”1
i keep them to amuse the grownups.
Most people who feel had enough to
visit a doctor can entertain themselves
better with a puzzle than a book or
magazine. Kvery puzzle* that has
i achieved popularity in the last twenty
five years has a place in that cabinet, j
iHuitists also rely on puzzles to keep'
I waiting patients in good humor, for |
• even toothache will share attention ;
with a good puzzle.” New York Times.
Not Ice--Stockholders fleeting.
Notice in hereby given that a special '
i meeting of the stockholder’s of tin1
I)unfran\vald Gold Mines will he held
l at the oHice of tin* company in Seward, i
Alaska, at the hour of 12 m.. Novem-!
> her’ 2’>. lb 12, to consider and act on the !
charges made against the company and
! its officer* by \V. II. Hammer.
D. M. Stiavapt. President.
November t, 1012. *
..VIENNA CAFE..
‘The the^Market Affords”!
Prompt Service-Reasonable Prices
S. VVr. Perkins, Propr.
OLD KNIK
ROADHOUSE
Scotty Watson, Propr.
Good Accommodations for
Men and Dogs
Old Knik, - Alaska
i I
ONE OF THESE
BANKS FREE
We will open an account b'r
you, issue you a psa$ booV, an»\ 1
present you with one of ^these /
little steel banks free of cbarg^
All that is necessary for you to do
is to make a deposit of One Dollar
in our Savings Department. This
dollar belongs to you and is
immediately placed to your credit.
#
We pay 4 per cent, compound
interest on Savings Deposits, and
our first lot of these Savings
Banks are now ready for dis -
tribution.
SEWARD, ALASKA
STYLISH
OVERCOATS
EOR
WINTER
WEAR!
COPYRIGHT Itl2, THE ROTAL TAILORS
The very latest conceits in fancy plaid backs, skeleton lined.
All styles--Guaranteed strictly all-wool and a perfect fit. Why
take a counterfeit when you can get the best.
We don't ask you to accept a passable fit. It must be perfect,
or back it goes.
it's a pleasure to show samples
THE ROYAL TAILORS
FRANK J. COTTER, AGENT
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Look at these Prices before Buying Elsewhere:
10 in. top Gold Seat Shoe Pars, large sizes, - - $0.00
10 in. top Alaska Shoe Pars, large sizes, - - - $0.00
Broken lines of .Men 's Shoes. / or 2 pairs of a kind, 20 per rent discount
Heavy Macinaw Pants, ... $2.00 pair
Heavy Macinaw Coats, - - - - $0.00 each
Heavy 71 'ooi Undershirts, targe sizes, - - - $1.00 each
Lined Soft Leather Gloves, targe sizes, - - - $1.00 each
We have an elegant line of .Men's Sait .Lengths in Fancy Cassi
meres, Serges a nd W'orsteds; also suitable for Ladies' Tailor-made Saits
BROWN & HAWKINS
^THE BIO STORED
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Mail Orders Solicited SEWARD, ALASKA