FRESH KILLED CHICKEN8 FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
RHEUMATISM
STIFF JOINTS
NEURALGIA
LUMBAGO
We recommend RADIO LIN
IMENT as a prompt and ef
fective relief.
50 c per bottle
crvimn nn»r fflMnwY
BUTTE PBOSPECTS ABE I
BEING OPENED JANUARY i
FOR RIO PRODUCTION
BUTTE, Mont., Jan. 3. (/P)—Ac
cording to information given out b;T
John H. Cole, president of the Do
mestic Manganese & Developmen
company, the plant o! the comp.<>y
will turn out its first manganese ores
about January 15. The plant has a
cpparity of 300 tons per day of ore.'
ass eying from 50 per cent to 57 p
-ent metallic manganese. This pro
duct ts derived from roasting 11 1
milk ores of Butte, the result prod’i t
being Mn 3 04.
Futte Copper Cons. Mines is ship
ping steadily from its Radersburrr
orenerty, the last car assaying S'
r •
I rrr cert lead, 12 ounces of silver ner
tm and gave net smelter returns ,v
j f1,05b
Futte Independent Mines compare
or-:' r*',g in tse southwest portion
n" Fu^e. on vh°t is believed to ‘be
I
... A-'ors-'on o" the veins or the |
* y ^utte 1STines Corpora*ion. . I
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HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
Electric Lamps from 10 to 150 candle-power
Fitting and Plumbing
> s v ill ltecei\e Prompt AMention
Sew a id Alaska
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THE KODIAK SHIRT—NINE DOLLARS
OF BEAUTIFUL, lustrous, tan or gray fabric—a
super-flannel, made only from the wool of eight
months-old Merino lambs of a special strain ... an
exclusive cloth, fashioned with tailoring that matches
it, into a shirt that can never be made in quantity.
Equally at home on a fishing trip, on the polo field,
on a tranquil morning at the country home. The
whole body of the Kodiak shirt is cut of one sean>
less piece (an exclusive Kodiak process). The but
tons, even, are handcut. An exclusive
. . . Find it here in your choice ef colors 5
in a colorful, individual box.
URBACH'S
To Start The New Year Right
We Offer
10 Cans of Milk for.$1.00
Only 10 cans to a customer
3 Lbs. Granulated Sugar.$.25
*9 lb. Sack of Wheat Flour $2.75
Kosedale Peaches, .$.25
No. 2 1-2 can
Solid Pack Tomatoes .$.20
No. 2 1-2 can
Fruits and Vegetables
Assorted Case, Special Price
SPECIAL OFFER ON STARCHED COLLARS ALL
STYLES AND SIZES, six for $1.00
'V Xrit Toques, while Men’s Heavy Mackinaw Mitts,
e y lost, each ..$.75 per pair .$.75
HEAVY WOOL LINED LEATHER MITTS, pair, $1.00
p CIAL AMMUNITION SPECIAL
Special discounts on all Rifles, Pistol and Shot Gun
Ammunition ranging from 10 percent to 25 percent
FURNACES, HEATING PLANTS, COAL HEATERS
AND RANGES
■ SOLD ON EASY TERMS
We are loc i agents for the NEW SAVAGE WASHER
and DRYER THE WRINGERLESS SAVAGE ENDS
WASHDAY’S LAST HARD HALF. PERMIT US
TO SHOW AND DEMONSTRATE TO YOU
THE ^JEW IMPROVED SAVAGE SOLD
ON EASY SUITABLE TERMS
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“Quality First”
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Seward, Alaska
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[ .good progress in sinking its
■ -.ff »0 t q 20-foot point. From tft?t
i
> e:oe3flits v. ill be run to open
it'Vo veins.
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Lynn Smith, United States Mar
shall of the Fourth Division, left for
his Fairbanks headquarters yester
day. He cams North from the States
on the S. S. Alaska.
Miss Gi'ace Moulton and Miss Inga
Evansta, members of the Seward
school faculty, visited in Anchorage
over the holidays returning to Seward
yesterday:
swum usih
ON MIL I5TS0S
The S. S. Admiral Watson, of the.
P. S. S. Co., which sailed south from j
this port early yesterday morning,
carried the following passengers:
Local listing—Oscar Bessinger, Mrs.!
M. Johnson, C. E. Walter, G. W.
Flynn, Clyde R. Ellis, Cordova; W. E.
Bisby, Juneau.
Westward passengers included:
Seward: Mrs. C. R. Olssen, William
Olssen, Lawrence Olssen, Mr. and
i Mrs. Roy Newton.
Cordova: Frank H. Foster.
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eide,
Mrs. E. M. Spalding, Mr. and Mrs. E.
M. Heinrich, Lars Sagen, Mrs. Sagen,
Knute Amtsrong, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Hogg, Nels Reese, A. Fjetland, A.
Eirkland, J. Johnson, John MsNab,
Mrs. A. R. Horner, Tom West, Mrs.
Anna Stroup, Miss Jessie Korsness.
Mrs. C. E. Orlander, wife of the
prominent local business man and
member of the City Council, left for
the States on the S. S. Alaska, to be
absent for a few months.
Owing .to lack of space in today’s
issue the Monday entertainment, giv
en by the classes of Rev. Maepher
j •
son, cannot he published until tomor
i
row.
NOTICE
Beginning January 1st the price of
bread will be the same to all retail
customers; 15 cents a loaf.
Seward Bakery
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AND WOOD
Phones— Office Madison 145
Residence Adams 35
Downtown office next to Overland
MANTHEY * SON
a
th
rough AND SIZED COMMON SPRUCE
for
MINE, CANNERY AND HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION
CLEAR KILN DRIED SPRUCE
for
Boat Lumber and Interior Finish
COMPLETE STOCKS READY FOR
SHIPMENT
AO orders given prompt and careful attenion
ASK US FOR PRICES
Juneau Lumber Mills
Inc.
Juneau, Alaska