This Bank Has been in
Business Twenty Years
THE MANAGEMENT of this institution
is in full accord with modem ideas.
IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN as the
bank that renders its customers the kind of
service required for their best interests.
BE ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS, and have
the advantage of the kind of a bank you
would like to deal with.
Bank of Seward
SEWARD, ALASKA
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$9.50 to $30.00
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FRESH VEGETABLES
received on every boat
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GROCERIES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Mail orders promptly attended to
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IMPROVEMENTS TO
SEWARD A. C.
GYM PLANNED
MEMBERS PITCH IN AND DO THE
WORK THEMSELVES OWING
TO DEPLETED TREASURY
Saws and hammers were wielded
in handy and proficient fashion yes
terday, and again today, as the gym
of the local S. A. C. received some
much-needed alterations and im
provements. Mr. Shellhorn, chair
man of the House committee purchas
ed a quantity of lumber from the
firm of Cal M. Brosius, donned his
'carpenter’s apron and stanted an. Be
fore “Shelly” finished, the specta
tors gallery boasted of a new rail
ing, especially reinforced so as to
insure safety to the surging mul
titude expected at the basketball
series between Anchorage and Sew
ard, next week. Leonard Hopkins
and Burr Snyder throw a wicked
hammer, it is said.
The seating capacity of the right
wing has been increased so as to
accommodate an added number of
fans in that favorite location. The
new shower room, under capable
hands of R. J. McKenna, was in
laid with a concrete floor, while
Tom Dyer, very efficiently, took
care of the necessary change in the
plumbing. When completed there
will be three shower heads in opera
tion, and the interior will be lined
with battleship sheet iron, painted
white.
Commodious dressing rooms is also
to be provided. Special reflectors
for the eight 200 watt rnazda light
globes are being made by J. L. Graef,
which, when installed during the
next few days, will greatly improve
the present lumination.
These many improvements ajre
much appreciated by the members of
the organization. The youngsters of
Sewiard have full access to all equip
ent and playing spaces after school.
The older folk have full possession
of the gym during the evenings.
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Mrs. Dykeman, 111 Health,
Roe To Take Eximination
Arrivals in town yesterday on the
steamer Starr from Seattle report
Mrs. Roe Dykeman to have been in
very poor health recently, which was
one of the reasons Mr. Dykeman, for
mer purser on the steamer Starr, re
signed his position. It is also under
stood that this winter, Mr. Dykeman
expects to take an examination for a
master’s license. He has followed the
sea for a number of years.
Alameda Will Make Trips
Seward In Few Months
The steamship Alameda of the Al
aska Steamship company, which is
now' being constructed and renovated
from one end to the other, will be
completed about February, according
to recent reports received in Seward,
at which time the vessel will be plac
ed on the Seward run for two or three
months. Captain J. Flynn, veteran
commander of vessels on the South
eastern Alaska run, is the skipper of
the Alameda.
Seward Steam Laundry
“Pops Off” 5 o'Clock
The new note resounding in the lo
cal industrial atmosphere during the
past week, has been the source of
wonderment to many citizens for
some days. For the first few days it
was the whisitle in the stillness of the
afternoon, was from the railroad pile
driver which has been busy replacing '
new supports of the Seward wharf.
But the frequency with which the
“tooter” was sounded off at 5 o’clock
sharp each day, lead the newspaper
sleuth of the Gateway to believe
some new innovation had. been sprung
on the unspspecting public. By a pro
cess of elimination the sleuth wound
up at the Seward I*aundry. Upon en
quiry, it was learn the whistle belong
ed there. So that was that!
Andy Novak loaves Seward Satur
day, it is reported, on the first lap
of a long trip -which will take him
back to Europe.
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complete, with batteries, tubes, loud
speaker and all accessories, as the firse
prize in our big
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has never seen Alaska. Write to the
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this fall.
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-B. C. TAYLOR, Gen. Agt.
314 Union Street, Seattle, Washington
Mrs. J. Lander, wife of jess Lan
der of the - 0# K. Barter Shop, left
for Anchorage this morning. Mrs.
Lander’s parents reside at tlie Inlet
metropolis. She expects to retura
next week.