| CHILDREN ENJOY TAKING
THIS SATISFYING
COUGH SYRUP—
How difficult it is to persuade
children to take the medi
cines they need. But this is
not the case after taking the
first dose of Rexillana. Come
for a bottle today. Sold only
at Rexall Drug Stores.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
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ELWTN SWETMANN
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Send your fine fabrics here
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Today’s court calendar was as
follows:
i Clyde R. Ellis, represented by
Donohoe & Dimond, vs. Laverna
Ellis. Order vacating restraining
order and dismissing action,
i i James Collias and Gus Dri
meric, represented by Attonre • L.
;. V. Ray, vs. The Alaska S e m
(ship Co., represented by by Don
lohoe & Dimond; minute order
;; continuing case over the term.
: | A. H. Thoday vs. Seward Lum
i ber Co., set for hearing Thursday
Mat 10 a. m.
M Urbach & Valade vs. Oscar
(Dahl. Leon Urbach sworn in and
(testified on behalf of plaintiffs,
11 Attorney L. V. Ray, for the de
pendent, interposed objection to
taking further evidence in the
case and to jurisdiction of court.
Argument continued to 1:45 this
afternoon.
Trial jury: F. C. Bender, W. H.
Bender, Moses Shinn, John T.
Grosh, Moritz Andresen, E. J.
Hangdahl, Mary L. Kellogg, Jerry
jT. Allen, Grace S. Chilberg, Mrs.
|M. Lickwold, Chas. P. Gilliland,
I Mrs. C. H. Wilcox,
i Jurors reporting today for duty
were Jerry T. Allen, Moritz An
dresen, V. V. Hart, E. J. Haugdahl,
(Mary L. Kellogg, Chris Koehler,
| Mrs. M. Lickwold, Floyd Reno,
(Mrs. J. H. Romig, Moses Shinn,
(Mrs. M. H. Willis, F. C. Bender,
! Grace S. Chilbgrg, Chas. P. Gilli
: land. M. B. Lanning, Chas. Lech
j ner, M. B. Malloy, Chester Me
' Auley, Dorothy M. Robbins, Leon
! Urbach, W. H. Bailey, / John T.
i Grosh, Nick Sablatting, Mrs. C.
{H. Wilcox.
j The MS Vrania, Captain Mal
I var, is in port with 4,000 pounds
j of halibut. Engine repairs are
| being made here before returning
ito the banks.
George Heitman and Peter Or
loff, both of Kodiak, are Valdez
bound as witnesses before the
coining term of court.
The b«*t ice cream yeti HorlucK's Dams,.
Ice Cream. Candy Cottage, s«!e agent.
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SUEDE JACKETS
SIZES 38—40—42—44
They Are Worn By Both Men and Women
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Bounteous Crops Come
from tested seeds!
THE KIND OF SEEDS YOU USE
(and we sell) Tell the Story
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WE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY KIND
For Flowers or Vegetables In Any Quantity You Want
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WE ARE ALSO WHOLESALERS FOR
CHESTERFIELD, OLD GOLD, AND LUCKY STRIKE
CIGARETTES. COPENHAGEN SNUFF AND
CHEWING TOBACCOS
Stock or drop shipments
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IN OUR HARDWARE DEPARTMENT WE
Carry a complete stock of
GARDENING TOOLS
Prices on everything are in keeping with the markets
PHONE, WRITE, WIRE OR GIVE US A CALL
as we have our sleeves rolled up and are ready to
take your orders
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
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do. Dept. Mad. M
Fuel Dept.
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Gro. Dept. Main 1
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Hdwre. Dept. Adams 80
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NATIONAL
Brooklyn 8, 1; Phillies 3, 5.
St. Louis 4. Pittsburg 2.
Cincinnati 2, Boston 4.
Chicago 4, New York 5.
AMERICAN .
Phillies 6, St. Louis 4.
Boston 5, Cleveland 1.
New York 13, Chicago 9. .
Washington, Detroit, rain.
COAST
Seattle 7, Portland 10.
Sacramento 3, Oakland 4.
Frisco 6, Hollywood 4.
Los Angeles 12, Missions 13.
AMERICAN
Boston 9, Cleveland 4.
i Washington 7, Deroit 4.
Others, rain.
NATIONAL
Chicago 0, New York 5.
Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 1.
Others, rain.
COAST
| Seattle 11-14, Portland 12-0.
Sacramento 54, Oakland 6-3.
Los Angeles 7-5, Missions 5-9.
San Francisco 4-6, Hollywood
14-4.
It appears that two local bus
iness concerns are in a fair
way to change hands.
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THIS OUT IN HISTORY
1854 — Ottmar Mergenthaler, in
ventor of the linotype machine,
born.
1898—Ensign Worth Bagley, U. S.
Navy, first officer killed in Span
ish-American War.
1931 —Gateway only missed Ne
nana ice pool by 1, 284,000; not
bad for an amateur.
The schooner Marian, Captain
John Malutin, returned to port
from the banks with a full load
of halibut.
Sewud Gateway—“The Beat la the Neath*'
JAMES COLLIAS HERE
James Collias, one of the best
known fur farmers on Cook Ln
let, arrived Sunday from his fox
isle, (Elizabeth) and will remain
in the city for the week on bus
iness matters. Mr. Collias, who
in earlier days was known as an
expert hard-rock miner, is stop
ping at the Gilliland Hotel.
I Deputy U. S. Marshal Boyer
of Kodiak arrived on the SS Ad
miral Evans enroute to Valdez
as a witness before the jury term
of court.
i—
Andrew Washland of H
is under medical observatio
the Seward General Hospital
Washland arrived Sunday or
SS Admrila Evans and immed
ly placed himself under
care of Dr. Haverstock.
Friend: Why is it that you:
rides in a car and you always g
the street car?
Father: Well, he has a
father and I haven’t.
“Two Hearts In Waltz Time.’* one
lateat Brunawick records at the Alaska
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Resources, $669,000
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We pay 4 per cent Interest compound semi
annual^ on all savings accounts.
We have enjoyed the confidence of Seward
and Alaska people since the opening of this
banking institution—for over 25 years.
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