BRIDGE CLUB MEETING
Tiie Seward Bridge Club will meet
tomorrow (Friday) with Mrs. Wey
brecht, at 1:30 p. m.
Frank Case, well known .mining man
who returned to Seward a few days
ago from his claims at Nuka bay, left
^ this morning for Grant lake, in the.
Moose Pass country, where he will
inspect other claims belonging to him.
Fifteen heffers for the Jack Me
Cord ranch passed through this poort
yesterday on board the S. S. Admiral
Watson, bound for Port Holbron.
Julian Hurley and John Rico are
busily engaged in Nuka bay driving a
tunnel into the Nuka Bay Mines Co.,'
property, and according to arrivals
in town three days ago, splendid pro
gress is being made.
Pierre de Ville, Warren Neil and
G. White, forestry trail crew, are now
in the vicinity of Lawing where they
are carrying forward a project.
Incense and Incense Burners. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
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THE STAFF OF LIFE
GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD
From the besjt of flour to you
SANITARY WRAPPING
Our bakery goods are always fresh
Excellent lunches put up at a reasona
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MORN. TO LATE AT NIGHT.
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Phone
Main
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Don’t delay sending your suite and
dresses to the SEWARD STEAM
LAUNDRY for a neat appearance is
one of the best investments in the world
IF YOU HE HOT YET TRIED OUR NEW
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Here, in our plant, the public will find
the most modern of equipment with
experts in charge of each department.
OUR SERVICE UNEXCELLED
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ERY ASSURES YOU OF CLEAN
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Seward Steam Laundry
SCHOOL REID IS PLEASED
:! WITH LOCAL SITUATION
Lester D. Henderson, superintend
[ dent of Territorial schools, during his
r brief visit in the city yesterday, en
r route to pay an inspection of schools
at Seldovia and Kodiak, visited the
local schools and expressed himself as
being quite pleased with everything.
He also took a run out to Woodrow
to investigate the difficulties there,
• and also out to the Territorial school
now in process of erection in the Mis
sion district. Upon his return from
his Westward trip he will stop off in
Seward and take up a few local mat
ters.
Wesson is given for
SCARCITY OF BIRDS
It is reported that the scarcity of
birds this season, in the vicinity of
Seward, is due to but one fact, namely,
the golf links. Long before the duck
season opened the birds became accus
tomed! to the zip of powerful drives
wrhizzing by them but upon the local
golfers becoming more adept with
$heir shots, and upon the advice of
their “headman” they departed for
parts unknown. Part of this yarn can
be verified by Carl Orlander, local
sportsmen:
He states he went out to get a few
birds the other day and never caught
even a glimpse of one.
So he pickedberries!
HUBBELL GOES WEST
C. S. Hubbell, of the well known
Seattle firm of Hubbell-Waller, wrat
er power engineers and U. S. mineral
and deputy surveyors for Alaska, was
a Westward passenger, last evening,
on the S. S. Admiral Watson. His firm
is doing considerable work in the
Territory, he reports, necessitating a
much longer stay in Alaska than is
usual.
IS LOCAL CHAMPION
It is reported that W. C. Erwin is
the champion golf ball finder of the
Seward Golf Club. At least that is
what other golf enthusiast say for the
other day, without the aid of range
finders, telescopes, weegee boards, or
second sight, he successfully retriev
ed eight balls in 20 minutes flat. It
might be added Leon Urbach is hot
after him and anticipates setting a
new mark f<*r the boys to shoot at.
The Carsten Meat Market is the
latest of local business firms which
are cropping out with freshly painted
and new signs over their establish
ments. A. Ericson, local painter, will
soon have the meat market’s hand
some new board lettered and ready
for erection *
Marcell Bunge, arrived in Seward
yesterday from the South, a passenger
on the S. S. Admiral Watson, and left
today enroute to Wasilla where he
will teach in the Territorial school.
Mr. Bunge is from Colville, Wash.
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SOAP MAN DIES
NEW YORK, Sept. 15. (£>)—Austen
Colgate of the Colgate firm died at his
country estate in New Jersey today.
NOTICE TO PAY TAXES
The general Municipal taxes of the
City of Seward for the year 1927
shall become delinquent at the hour
of 5 o'clock p. m. on the fifteenth day
of November 1927, and unless paid
prior thereto five per cent penalty
will be added to such taxes,
j Taxes for the year 1927 are now
due and payable at the office of the
the City Clerk, Bank of Seward build
ing, Seward, Alaska.
J. P. HANNON,
MUNICIPAL CLERK
Start the day right—order( the best
meat which is FRYES’S BABY BEEF,
The finest Safety Razor In. the world
at $15. Schallerer’s Alaska Shhp.
John Helm, member ,of the Seward
city council who has been in the In
terior for the past few months, has
I'-eturned.
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A dollar saved is a dollar earned,
and so the shoe repair shop is a serv
ice station on the road to wealth.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
COAL MINER KILLED
PITTSBURG, Sept. 15. (/p)— One
miner was shot and killed and anoth
er was wounded severely and not ex
pected to live, as a result of trouble
between striking miners and strike
breakers at the Noon Run mine of the
Pittsburg Coal Cojnpany near here
yesterday.
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