A Happy N aw
WE SINCERELY APPRECIATE YOUR GOOD WILL
AND FRIENDSHIP AS MANIFESTED IN YOUR
PAST BUSINESS RELATIONS AND WE HOPE THAT
WE HAVE RENDERED A SERVICE SATISFACTORY
TO ALL TO MERIT YOUR CONTINUED PATRON
AGE DURING THE NEW YEAR.
MAY HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY PURSUE
YOU DURING THE YEAR ABOUT TO ENSUE.
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BROWN & HAWKINS CORP
f.ASTOR OIL
Made from freshly harvested
beans.
It has a sweet nutty taste, not
ur.like a good salad oil.
Can be taken easily. Safe for
children. Soothing in action.
Cheaper because it’s better.
Three ounce bottle.
35 c
Tko Store
INDICATIONS ARE S, S.
i NORTHWESTERN BE SAVED
It may still be weeks before the S. |
S. Northwestern, recently wrecked on !
a shoal in Southeastern Alaska, is j
safely off of it. It is said that the or- '
der to turn the vessel over to the un-l
derwriters has been rescinded for it
is thought the chances of saving the
steamer were fair.
Over 500 tons of cargo has been re
moved but there is still left on board;
j another 500 tons. This is probably all I
destroyed, it is reported.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL
George Benuit, proprieter of the
local auto and machine repair shop,
who recently underwent a major op
eration at the Seward General Hospi
tal, was discharged today feeling like
a new man.
Seven-feet of snow is on the level ,
at Mile 45, it is reported. Weatiher ,
conditions are ideal all along the rail- ,
road belt.
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Seward Machine Shop >:
Electric and Acetylene Welding, Plumbing,
Heating, Sheet Metal Work
Ford Sales and Service
Agents for Fairbanks Morse Station
ary and Marine Engines
FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES
CHAS. LECHNER, Proprietor
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iFINE PICTURE HENRY
LUCAS PUBLISHED IN
JANUARY OUTDOOR LIFE
i In the January number of Outdoor
Life, copies of which reached Seward
in the last mail, there appears a fine
article by Wm, Douglas Burden, tel
ling of “A Moose Fight in Alaska.”
Kenai peninsula is the setting and
the accompanying photographs give
an excellent likeness of the author
with a 72-inch spread of antlers over
his back; another one showing a
Kenai moose, taken by Richard Whit
ney who caught the monarch una
wares; then there is a splendid pic
ture of Henry Lucas, one of the best
known of guides in Alaska. Lucas is
shown standing erect besides the ant
lers of a moose that was probably
killed by a brown bear. The antlers
are almost half again his height; in
the paragraph accompanying this pic- j
ture it says a human skull and bones
were found nearby the antlers which
suggested a very different story.
Prince William of Sweden, who was
m the Pacific coast recently, plans
naking a trip to Alaska within the
lext few years.
CUB SCOUT MEETING
In the high school assembly at 7
). m. Friday.
SCOUT MEETING
In the high school assembly at 8
/clock in the evening, tomorrow nite,
Friday.
Weather Strips at J. L. Graef.
BOY!
COSTUMES NOW HERE
To be rented for the big ball
CLOWNS, DEVILS, BATS, PRISONERS,
TURKS, SPANISH, MEXICAN, INDIANS,
COLONIAL, ORIENTALS, CHINESE AND
MANY MORE FOR MEN AND WOMEN
DUTCH GIRLS, RUMANIA, VENETIAN,
SPANISH, JAZZ, GYPSY BALLET AND
MANY OTHERS FOR WOMEN
Costumes must be returned next day after ball
URBACH’S
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Inventory Sale
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Electric Lamps from 10 to 150 candle-power
Mail Orders. Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87
Seward
Alaska