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The standing of a financial institution is re
flected in the character of those with whom it
does business.
We are proud to number among our corres
pondents the leading banks and trust companies
both here and abroad.
In choosing a Bank choose strength, service
—and character.
Bank of Seward
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00
Character
Special Thanksgiving Dinner
MENU v
Cream of tomato soup
Crab salad with ripe olives
Choice of
Roast Young Turkey, Capon Chicken, Roast Goose,
Domestic Duck with sage dressing and cranberry
sauce
Mashed potatoes — Buttered green peas
Pumpkin or hot mince pies
Plum pudding with vanilla wine sauce
Tea, Coffee or Cocoa
for
$1.50
Fisher’s Cafe
CHAMPION ELECTRIC LAMPS
inside frosted bright as day
Coleman Lamps and Lanterns
Long Beam Flash Lamps and Batteries
EXMISTER RUGS and LINOLEUM
GLASS—PAINTS—OILS—ROPE
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska
Leon Urbach Says
Skating is Fine at the Second Lake—just
like glass and three inches thick But
You Must
Have Skates
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FOUR CASES SCARLET
FEVER I ANCHORAGE,
Over the long distance telephone,
Professor Olsan of the Anchorage
I schools informed Superintendent Mc
JEwen that there were four cases of
scarlet fever in Anchorage and for
that reason believed, providing Mr.
| Mc'Ewen agreed with him, that the
basketball series between the local
j and Anchorage High squads and
1 scheduled to be played * beginning
Thursday evening, should be post
poned. Mr. McEwen was acquies
cent and quite agreed with Mr. Olsan
the games should be called off tem
porarily.
Just twTo weeks ago the Anchorage
school closed down on account of
| measles, and according to the tele
| phone conversation this morning, in
dications are they will be closed
i again. The scarlet fever cases are
safe under quarantine and every pre
| caution is being taken by the Anchor
i age civic authorities to guard against
the situation spreading.
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of the
Pacific Steamship Company, departs
from Seattle tomorrow for Seward
and Westward points.
Second avenue wras iced down
Sunday night by the children, who
since have been having the time of
I their lives coasting.
PERSONAL
Robert Johnson is now in the tie
I making business at Lost Lake and is
; doing good. He has a fine stand of
; tie timber and every indication points
to a successful season.
John Fitzpatrick, who has been em
ployed on a road crew in the Hope
district the past summer, is in town.
Mr. Fitzgerald states the B. of P. R.
has accomplished some splendid road
construction in that vicinity.
Three inches of ice covers the
lake today, and throughout the day
citizens and children have been tak
ing advantage of the excellent skat
ing. The lake ice is said to be as
smooth as a mirror.
Today’s regular freight train up the
line is being held over a day
and departs tomorrow in order to per
mit out of town residents more time
in the purchase of groceries and other
necessities for Thanksgiving, g
Tom Tessier has a crew of eight
men at work at his tie camp on
Glacier creek and is operating full
blast. His camp is located about
eight miles from the railroad and
among some of the finest tie timber
in the Territory.
STORMS BATTER VESSELS
PARIS, Nov. 23. (IP)—Storms with
scarcely a lull betwen them ravaged
southwestern Europe ports and the
Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts
are filled with battered vessels. Fish
ing is at a standstill. The Riviera suf
fered heavily.
FAVORITE OUTDOOR PASTIME
LAREDO, Nov. 23.—A state of rev
olution exists in the State of Oaxaca,
Mexico. General Ganzales is leading
a force of rebels totaling more than
8,000. They are fully armed and
equipped for field service.
Lucky Says: It’s time to
smoke the pipe of peace, so
buy his Italian briars, 25c.
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Sixties and skating shoes at Urbach’s.
* iMstman: 'K&dak' AgenAy-^SthalRfr
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NOTICE, WOMAN'S ATHLETIC
All baseball players are requested
to be on the gym floor at 7:30 this
evening. The coach would appreci
ate word from those that might have
to be absent from tnight’s practice.
The Eastern Stars enjoyed a very
fine meeting last evening, many
members being present. The lunch
eon was excellent and the guessing
games were lots of fun.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop. *
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John M. Slater, after being in the
Moose Pas3 district all through the
past summer, returned home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bender hare moved
from their apartment in the Seward
hotel to the residence of T. Thede,
on Washington and Second streets.
Dunhill Pipes, |10 each—Sckaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Seattle Tee Cream at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop. tf
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“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
THANKSGIVING —SUGGESTIONS
A Bounteous Thanksgiving
Dinner Calls for Proper
Holiday Attire
YOUR APPEARANCE WILL BE GREATLY
ENHANCED BY A NEW F. A. PATRICK “VIR
GIN WOOL” OVERCOAT, STOCKED IN POPU
LAR SHADES AND PATTERNS.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN’S SUITS HAS
JUST ARRIVED AND YOUR SELECTION IS
MADE EASY AS WELL AS PROFITABLE.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND
VARIED SELECTION OF MEN’S FINE DRESS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SILK AND BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY.
For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
We Can Recommend
Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell
Fresh Eastern Oysters and Olympic Oysters in quart and pint cans
Kippered Salmon — Barbecued Sable — Finnan Haddie
Cranberries — Pumpkin — Lettuce — Celery — Cucumbers
Sweet Potatoes — Green Peppers
H. H. Superfine Sifted Peas—
Libby’s Large White Asparagus
—Libby’s Green Asparagus Tips
B. & H. Brand Home-made Mayonnaise—
' Pimento — Camentbert — Roquefort
—American and Swiss Cheese
Heinz’ Plum and Fig Pudding—
—None-Such Mince Meat—
Vegetable and Fruit Salad
HILLS BROS — GOLDEN WEST and GOLD SHIELD COFFEE
Special Thanksgiving Dinnerware
THE ROSSMERE PATTERN
Imported English Dinnerware
42-piece Set, $20.00 60-piece Set, $33.50
also in open pattern
SAFE EDGE GLASSES, A SET OF 6, $1.50
Fancy Boudoir, Table and Reading Lamps
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