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Character
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 I
Established 1905 E
RESOURCES $400,000.00 I
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—Pianos—
New and used, player and coin op
erated electric pianos, for sale and
rent. Expert piano tuning and phono
graph repairing.
ANDERSON
SEWARD HOTEL
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Excursion Trips
CABIN CRUISER HAZEL
Fox Island Rainier Lake
Round Trip, Daily
$3.50
See Captain Berger
Or Call Phone Adams 14
SAVE -with
SAFETY
A BIG JUMBO TUBE
KLENZO
Shaving
Cream
50c
k cream which will lather freely
n hot or cold water. A favorite
with many because it softens the
jeard without rubbing.
SEWARD ALASKA
jiff BUSINESS LOU
SmiDlRD OIL PLANT
EXCEEDS ALL RECORDS
The Seward Standard Oil Company
station was established in August of
1924 at a cost of $150,000. Since then.
| owing to the steadily increase in bus
iness, the sum of over $50,000 in ad
dition has been expended in general
improvements, such as new buildings
I and yard equipment. That improve
! nients of a substantial character will
continue to be made can be seen in the
local statement issued yesterday, that
the month of May exceeded all previ
ous records.
The plant is doing a tremendous
shipping business which, it is announc
ed, has now attained the magnitude
of six entire carloads a week. Two
carloads each week go forward to the
Fairbanks Exploration Company of
Fairbanks. Seven men comprise the
crew which efficiently takes care of
this big business.
BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunt
i ing parties of all kinds. Three years
j experience as licensed guide. Fine
i hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
XICK KRISTEXSEX,
False Pass, Alaska.
Sheaffer Lifetime Pens, $S.75—At
, Sehallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Xew Method Cleaners. Call for and
j deliver. Madison 103.
For Garden and Flower Seeds See
Brown & Hawkins Corporation. tf.
Dunhill Pipes, $10 each—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
NEW PERMANENT
WAVE
French Marcelling, Manicuring, Eye
Brow Arching and Scalp
T reatments.
Excellent Face Creams
For Sale
THE ALASKA ROSE
CLARA HAAG, Prop.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners’ Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil and Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
IDEAL VOYAGE NORTH FROV SE
ATTLE AND ALL TOL'RISTS
GREATLY ENJOY TRIP
The Admiral Evans arrived in port
: Iasi night a; an early hour bringing
many passengers for this port of whom
| the majority are tourists, who will
leave on the next train for the Inte
rior. A few round-trip passengers dis
embarked here and will : .1 the
; week in the district plant.ing to n. ke
'connections for the s nth upon tht
! vessel’s return from tht Westward.
The incoming and westbound lift
ing was as follows:
For Seward—Mrs. A. C Edw..rds.
Miss C. Campbell. H. A. Lawrence.
Mrs. H. A. Lawrence. H. W. ATerill.
Logan W. Yarn ell. Edgar S mm -- .
ville. Dr. Ewing Brown. W. E. Baugh
man. Mrs. W. E. Baughman. Mrs. M
Richards. Barney Holl-. . D. W.
Branch, E. Patrick. Madeline Elliot
A1 Johanson. L. H. Vogt. Helen M. Du
marce, Mrs. J. H. Patterson. Xic-k A.
White.
For Port Graham—Fain Sutter. Seid 4
G. Back and one steerage. ,
For Seldovia—W. T. Studder; B- rt !
Carlson and S. M. Larson.
For Ezinki—Mrs. Mary Watt, Miss \
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Annie Watt. <
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For Kodiak—Miss F. N’vmas, Miss 1
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M. Kraft, Miss F. Kraft, A. K Homer. 1
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E. L. N&nthrop, Rev. P. P. Kashaver- j
off.
For Alitak—Six steerage.
For Port Hobron—M. Nielsen
For Zachar Bay—G. Haney. Betty j
June Foster, John H. Foster, Mrs. A \
S. Foster, Howe Foster. La wren ct Fes- ]
ter. Elsie Tykesen. Frank D. Atkins !
and Dan Hunting-ton. i
For TTganik—Fifteen steeraire. t
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For Red Fox Bar—John McXabb *
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Matt Anderson. <
For Iron Creek—Joanna Hjata. A> j
bert Rue, Mrs. A. Rue. Astrid Olson J
Anna Olson. Hagbart Xeilsen. Rain- J
hild Yiberg.
T1MOTOMPS III
8E HERE m RPltl
More good new? for the Fourth of
July was learned yesterday when it
became known that the motorship
Standard Service, of the Standard 0:1
Company, is due to arrive in port on
July 3. There are from 40 to 50 men
on board the vessel which will remain
here over the two-day holiday. The
Alaska Standard, another vp??e; of the
same size, is scheduled to arrive July
8, but inasmuch as this vessel was in
port last year on the Fourth of July,
at which time the crew had the time
of their lives, it is reported when the
vessel was last in port, a few months
ago, they expected to also be here for
the big day.
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SEA GULL TOTAL LOSS
sirs mo uk
The cannery tender Vanguard. Capt.
Albert Brooks, arrived in port yes
terday at noon from Drier Bay and
departs today on the return trip
L. J. Clark, engineer on the vessel
reports his vessel, the Sea Gull, was
burned to the water line a week ago
last Friday and is a total loss con
trary to the report that the boat hac
been salvaged from off a sand bar.
Developing, Printing and Enlarging
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Now Is
Picnic Time
—
VTe haw everything to make roar ;>*crks. hsh
i ng an & camping trips eryoyahie and pleasant—
To prepare dainty, appetizing lunches xrithout
much errors
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asre until delivered to you—Kinc Oscar sardines.
Crescs Sardine Paste, Brookfield Pimento. >\vis
Cheese < large and individual half-pound hricks
boiled Lunch i or rue Deviled Meat uni H;
Ripe and Stuffed Olives. Dill Sweet S
Pickles, Greer. Olives, E a- H Frar i May* nr a -
Thousand Island I ressirc ar.d S -wich c :\
George Washington Concentrated Instantane
ous Coffee. Pape Platen Xa r.s « >
and Oiled Paper for Sandwk;ies. Fresh Fruits
and Fresh Vegeta es in Sx a- r.
Phoms Conrectinc All Penan roe’
; BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
; QUALITY FIRST
PRESS IT FOR THE FWHTH
4. V*rnc
CLASSY ALL-WOOL SITTS
$4150
Nem (Monk
URBACHS
THERMOS BOTTLES
Keeps Ixpsids bet 24 beers or cold 4> bears.
Indispensable for that r? shine trip or cruise
down tbe boy.
FOR THE PINT SIZE
$1.50
Seward Drug Co.
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