IT THE HOTELS
VANGILDER
Ollie Gray, Anchorage; Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Erstad, C. H. Keil, B. P.
R.; W. J. Mon jo, New York City; J.
R. Berto, Moose Pass; John Mc
Mahon, Anchorage; C. C. Arnold, L.
I
Stripp, Anchorage; W. D. Stark, j
Eklhtna; Mrs. Fannie B. Warren,
Eklutna; Mr. and Mrs. Rathjens and
baby, Fairbanks; \Y. L. Durham, An
chorage; J. H. Brokaw, Seattle; Har
vey Jurgins, V. I). Eachus, J. J. Chis
holm. R. E. Germain, J. L. Galen,
McKinley Park; V. Peirce. Jos. J.
Dalton, Mrs. Katherine Broxson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Dalton.
SEWARD
Albert Olson, John Svodeen, Bert
Lee, Mike Krassnitzer, Gust Mos, Os
Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Erstad, J.
Bishop, John Bangs, M. Carlson, Gust
Wicklund, Carl Erickson, J. E. Tut
tle, C. A. McDougall, Carl Peterson,
Hans Simonson, R. Carpeurson, E. W.
Barnett, O. E. Harrington.
OVERLAND
D. A. Boyer, M. Degan, A. Haabala,
G. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. T. Moore,
A. Zampelli, Pat Murphy, Moose
Pass; F. Pullen, Fairbanks; D. Mc
Mahon, Anchorage.
SEXTON
Walter G. Culver, Anchorage; Rob
ert Evans, H. E. Kristiansen, Henry
Couillard, T. G. Allison, Moose Pass.
HANDIWORK FROM GIRLS
OF JESSE LEE HOME OF
The girls of the local Jesse Lee
. Home, assisted by the teachers, will
offer for sale on Saturday, December
4, articles made by them. The sale
will be held in the vacant building
directly across the street from the
Seward Drug Store and among the
articles to be placed on sale will be
bedroom sets, luncheon cloths, nap
kins, handkerchiefs, pillow cases and
fancy articles.
There will be a large assortment
with a wide range of prices as some
of the work is rather elaborate and
done on good linen, while other things
are less expensive.
The sale will begin at 3 o’clock in
the afternoon and continue through
out the afternoon and evening. At 8
p. m. a program wTill be given by the
children of the Home.
The girls are furnished the mate
rials and they receive for their own
pin money 20 per cent of the price of
the articles sold. The rest is used
to purchase something for the Home
that will benefit all.
Lucky Says: The differ
ence in traveling the cash
line and the credit system is
as great as the prairie
schooner and the Northern
Special. Take Lucky’s cash
line; sugar 7 1-2 cents.
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Sale
20 WOOL SHIRTS WITH HOODS SUITABLE
FOR HUNTERS, TRAPPERS, TEAMSTERS,
AND LONSHOREMEN
$5.00 VALUES REDUCED TO
Try Urbach’s. Eirst.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
SEWARD, ALASKA
“QUALITY FIRST”
Let Us Make Your Holiday Shopping an Easy Task
FOR THE NEXT MONTH OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS WILL BE ONE VERITABLE GIFT SHOP
THERE WILL BE PRESENTS BOTH USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL FOR
EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR FAMILY
1 I 1 I
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
For Men—An in
vestment in Good
Appearance. From
$35.00
to
$60.00
All Wool Overcoats
in latest patterns
$25.00
to
$55.00
WARDROBE TRUNKS
OF SUPERIOR QUALI
TY ,STEAMER TRUNKS
AUTO TRUNKS, SUIT
CASES, TRAVELING
BAGS, SHOPPING BAGS
FITTED CASES AND
PORTFOLIOS
Men’s Fine Dress Shoes
and Oxfords
NETTLETON
FLORSHEIM
EDMONDS
and .
STAR Brand <
ALSO CHILDREN’S SHOES,
LADIES AND MEN’S FELT BED
ROOM SLIPPERS
Plain and Fancy Patterns
THERE is also a wonderful selection of Men’s and Boys’ Silk Neckties, Silk, Wool and Silk and "Wool
Fancy Hose in plain or fancy patterns. Sporthose for Men, Ladies and Children. Fancy Satin Cov
ered Wool Quilts, Hudson Bay Blankets, Steamer and Auto Robes, Pendleton Bathrobes and Fancy
Blazers. Shaving Outfits, Safety Razors, Military Brushes, Belts and Belt Buckles. Silk and Broadcloth
Dress Shirts for Men and Young Men, plain or collar attached. Men and Boys* Sweaters, Boys’ Hose, Boys’
Gloves and Mittens, Wool and Leather-faced. Ice and Roller Skates, Coaster Sleds.
BEAUTIFUL IMPORTED ENGLISH
DINNERWARE
r~_The Rossmere Pattern
42-Piece Set 60-Piece Set
$20.00 $33.50
Also in Open Pattern
Artistic Boudoir, Table and Reading Lamps.
Coleman Gas Lamps. Coleman Gas
Lanterns
Camp Stoves, Coleman Gasoline Irons
Electrical Appliances — Carving Sets
A Beautiful Christmas Box Free with every purchase. Mail Orders Solicited and Promptly Filled
S. S. CORDOVA IN PORT
FROM SOUTH;GOES WEST
The S. S. Cordova of the A. S. S.
Co., Captain Wm. Simpson, arrived
in port .from the south at 9 ’clock
this morning bringing a small num
ber of passengers but a large
amount of general cargo—about 800
tons. Discharging of cargo will not
be completed until tomorrow, it is
believed, at which time the Cordova
departs for the Westward with 100
tons to be discharged at Halibut
Cove, Tutka Bay and Seldovia. The
vessel will take on. 2,000 barrels of
herring at those ports and will prob
ably return to Seward on Thursday
or Friday, southbound.
- SPECIAL MEETING, FIREMEN
A - special meeting of the Seward
Volunteer fire department has been
called by Chief Guest for Thursday
evening at 8 o’clock. ’ Matters per
taining to’ the annual New Year’s- mas
querade 1 ball, the appointing of com-,
mittees, etc., will be taken up.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gill are among
the returning Alaskans on the S. S
Cordova following a two months visit
in the States. Mr. Gill is station
agent at Matanuska. During his ab
sence J. E. Ketchum has been reliev
ing Mr. Gill. It is reported Agent
Ketchum will be transferred tc
Tunnel.
Eastman Kodak Agency—Schaller
er’a Alaska Shop.
Brunswick Phonographs and recordi
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Gateway is hard to excell. Write fo:
sample copy.
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
Funeral services for Alfred Krondal,
who died at Moose Pass last week,
were conducted at the local cemetery
yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev.
Thomas P. Graham of the Methodist
church officiating. Numerous friends
attended the services.
Alfred Krondal, of Swedish parent
age, was bom at Bleking, Sweden, on
November. 4, 1878. In 1915 he came to
America and in the same year to Al
aska. Surviving him are a brother
and sister, Swan Parson of Seward,
and Amanda Parson.
The twelve page Seward Weekly
CHAMPION ELECTRIC LAMPS
inside frosted bright as day
Coleman Lamps and Lanterns
Long Beam Flash Lamps and Batteries
EXMISTER RUGS and LINOLEUM
GLASS—PAINT0* OILS—ROPE
J. L. GrfAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska