Convenience,
Protection,
Co-operation
YOU FIND THEM IN FULL
MEASURE, AT
The Bank of Seward
CONVENIENCE through complete fa
cilities for the transmission of banking.
PROTECTION in the banking depart
ment for your money, and in the safe
deposit department for your valuables.
CO-OPERATION in helping you finance
the purchase of a home or in the expan
sion of your business, by serving as a
credit reference for you, and in every
way working with you for the advance
ment of your financial interests.
The Bank of Seward
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Territorial Depositary
. City Depositary
SEWARD,
ALASKA
BE THANKFUL YOU DON’T HAVE
TO “GUN AROUND” AFTER GOOD
WEARING SOCKS ANY MORE
JUST WALK INTO URBACH’S
AND GET
Interwoven
Toe and Heel
Socks
RIBBED HEATHERS AND SILK
WOOL MIXTURES IN WONDER
FUL COLORINGS—
There were none like these in the
Olden Days
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Capt. A. E. Lathrop arrived on the
Alameda bringing with him the film
for the great Alaskan play, “The
Chochakos,” which will be shown at
Anchorage, Fairbanks, Seward, Val
dez and Cordova. Before starting
north tue picture was shown to a num
ber of expert critics, who were loun ini
j praise of its excellence.
Camille McGowan, an Anchorage
i re.-iUi iit, returned on the Alameua.
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Mrs. Frank E. Leslie and daughters,'
the Misses Elsie and Cecil, returned
on the Alameda from a several months
i visit to Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia.
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Ed V. Boyle was a passenger on the
Alameda for Cordova from Seattle,1
where he went ou a business trip.
L. Shulman, the well known Seattle
fur buyer, arrived on the Alameda and
will leave on Monday’s train for tliej
Interior.
“Blind Joe,’* a well known Alaskan
native, arrived on the Alameda ou his
way to Fairbanks, where lie will en
tei the Sisters’ Hospital.
The Van Gilder received .vires for
reservations from tiie following hue
riorites. A. H. McDonald, A. A.
Slioubeck, J. J. Chisholm, Abe Got)
stein and wife, C. H. Kiel, J. B. Lar
son, J. L. Waller and wife, Col. Lee
H. Landis and wife and Tod Cunning
ham.
Newest styles in Overcoati. At Ur
bach’s. u
Mrs. J. B. Gottstein will arrive on
tonight’s train to take passage on the
Alameda. Mr. Gottstein will accom
pany her as far as Seward.
I Art Shonbeck, prominent Anchorage
merchant, will arrive on tonight’s
train.
Jack Chisholm, one ot' the most pop
ular of Alaska’s commercial men, is
expected to arrive in sown tonight on
his way south.
C. H. Keil, engineer in charge of
the B. P. R., who has been on an in
spection trip down Kenai lake, will
arrive on tonight’s train on his way
to Juneau.
Col. Lee H. Landis and Mrs. Landis
will arrive on tonight’s train.
Tod Cunningham, connected with
the transportation department ot the
Alaska railroad will arrive on to
night’s train.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Schrenger returned
on the Alameda from a visit to Cordo
va, where they spent Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Charles Krefting and daugh
ter Eleanor, will leave on the Ala
meda for a visit to a sister who is ill
in San Francisco.
John A. Hughes arrived on the Ala
meda, from San Francisco, en route
to Anchorage where he will take a po
sition with the commission.
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FRANK R. SHORT RETURNS
i-'r—ik R. Short, a well known min
er, who has been in the States the
past year, returned on the Alameda
accompanied by Miss G. Short and
Mrs. J. Rice, Jewel Rice and Nellie
Rice, the two former being nieces of;
Mr. Short who will spend the sum
mer at Anchorage. Mr. Short, who
was formerly connected with the Gran
by Mining Company at Valdez, will
leave for Anchorage on Monday’s J
train, leaving shortly theerafter for
the Miller House, on the Fairbanks
Circle trail, where he will work with
the C. J. Berry hydraulic company.
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J. L. Waller, Anchorage attorney,1
accompanied by Mrs. Waller, will be,
a Seward visitor tonight.
WILL MAIL twelve postcard pictures:
of the late President Harding Home,
at Marion, Ohio, President address
ing assemblage from front porch,
appropriate for Christmas greeting,
postpaid, $1.00; also four pictures
of temporary tomb, $1.00; address
I. M. Wilson, lock box 133, Marion,
Ohio. k310
During the winter months
your grocery orders in early.
& Hawkins Corp.
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“QUALITY FIRST”
Gomplete Line of Northland Shis
In Maple, Pine, Ash and Hickory, 4 to 8 feet lengths,
Also Ski Poles, Bindings, and Accessories
New Stock of Snowshoes
EASTERN MAKE AND NATIVE SHOES,
ICE SKATES, HEAVY AND LIGHT,
ICE CREEPERS,
NELSON’S FAMOUS PACK BOARDS AND
PACKSACKS, AUTO KAMP KOOK KITS,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Remington Pocket Knives, Ever-ready Flashlights and
Batteries
Electrical Appliances, Wagner’s Cast Aluminum Ware
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
AGENTS MAZDA LAMPS
Large Stock of Clothing and Groceries
Brown & Hawkins
Corporation
SEWARD— ALASKA —ANCHORAGE
Mail Orders Solicited
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Few XMAS Suggestions
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Remington
Portable
Typewriter
—with Standard Key•
board—no shifting
for figures.
Price, with case, $60.
SMOKERS’ ARTICLES, XMAS CIGARS
WRITING COMPANIONS,
LEATHER PURSES
Pyralin Ivory
A Fine Line by the Piece or in Sets
EVERSHARP PENCILS, KODAKS,
CAMERAS, FILMS, HARMONICAS,
TOILET ARTICLES, IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC PERFUMES,
Fountain Pens
Wahl & Sheaffers, Parkers,
ALASKA IVORY CURIOS AND
Holiday Stationery
BASKETS
A Fine Line of Christmas Cards
TOBACCOS, HUMIDORS, SMOKERS’
SETS, PIPES, CIGAR HOLDERS,
A FINE LINE OF BOXED CANDIES,
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
1 SCHALLERER’S Alaska Shop
You wouldn’t appear at
breakfast with your
hair in curlers
Decidedly not. You wouldn’t
dream of such a thing.
You’d look a fright. You
want your friends to see you
at your best, and you’re right.
But how about appearing at
your best in the letters you
write ?
A writing paper that is just
as smart, correct, and dainty
as yourself is
HAT®M’§
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We carry it in all the correct
sizes, shapes and shades.
“Style is a greater Social
Asset than Beauty”
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Borgen’s Grocery
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
ON EVERY BOAT. IT WILL PAY YOU TO
GET OUR PRICES ON OUTFITS FOR THE
TRAPPER, HUNTER OR PROSPECTOR
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Successor to
Seward Drug Go
“TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST’’
SHELF and HEAVY
HARDWARE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Fishermen’s Supplies, Gasoline and Distillate
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges, Powder, Ammunition, Caps, Fuses,
Guns, Paints, Oils, Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum and Congoleum
TOYS AND NOVELTIES
J. L. GRAEF
SEWARD
LIGHT and POWER CO.
PHONE, MAIN 0.
SEWARD, ALASKA
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Marathon Cate
“The Home of Good Eats"
QUICK SERVICE WE AIM TO PLEASE
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