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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.
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Bank of Seward
Established 1905
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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 Cali Phone Adams 14
Good-bye
flies!
Spray Toxol in the air
and flies die when they
breathe the vapor.
Toxol also kills
roaches, bedbugs, ants,
mosquitoes, fleas, moths,
etc. Non-poisonous to
human or animal life.
Quick, safe, and sure,
the Toxol way is the
modern way to kill flies,
bugs and pests.
Pint, 75c; quart, $1.25;
pint, with 50c sprayer,
special, $1.00.
TOXOL
■ # IOO% ACTIVE
kills insect pests
Made by The Glidden Company
Sold and recommended by
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
The S.S. Yukon. Capt. C. A. Glass
cock, which left Seattle last Saturday
with over 400 passengers on board
for the north, irrived in port this
morning at 4 o’clock. The sea was as
smooth as a mill pond, according to
many of the tourists, the trip being
one of delight from the first day out.
About 350 tons of general cargo are
being discharged today.
Many round trippers are on the
liner, also many tourists who are mak
ing the Golden Belt Tour. Numerous
cannery officials came in on the ves
sel and departed at noon today, on hte
gas car, for Anchorage where they
will make connections for the Bristol
Bay district via a small gas boat. Ar
riving from the Interior this evening
or tomorrow will be a large tourists
party, the Criswell travel service, all
of whom will depart for Seattle on the
vessel. It is reported there are 80
people in this party. The Yukon de
parts for the south at 4 o’clock tomor
row afternoon.
BOX LUNCH, 50 CENTS
A special box lunch, containing a ,
nice assortment of sandwiches, pie ;
or cake, and fruit, is being prepared
by the Seward Grill especially for the
excursionists who are making the trip
tomorrow to the glacier. The box
lunches will be sold for 50 cents each
and, according to proprietor Mel Hol
ben, are just the thing for one to take
along on a brief outing. —adv. j
NEW PERMANENT
WAVE
French Marcelling, Manicuring, Eye
Brow Arching and Scalp
T reatments.
Excellent Face Creams
For Sale
THE ALASKA ROSE
CLARA HAAG, Prop.
MC OLITlIfi PITS
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SON OF THE WELL KNOWN J. C
RIVERS OF FAIRBANKS:
SPENT YEAR WESTW ARD
A recent arrival on the steamer
Starr, from the westward, was V. C.
i Rivers, son of J. G. Rivers of Fair
banks.
Although still a young man. Mr. Ret- j
ers is an old timer in the territory,
having spent almost seventeen yeast
in various pans of Alaska and h
j North.
He was taken into Dawson in ISOS,
when still a small child, and while
there attended grade school for some
time. From there he was taken to
Iditarod where he completed his grade
school work in the Territorial school.
Mr. Rivers was a student in the en
gineering school of the University of
j Washington, and since then has been
I '*ti the employe of the engineering de
partments of the Union Pacific rail
I road, and of The White Pass 4* Yu
kon. in various capacities.
For the past year he has been in
I the employe of the Alaska Division of
| the Bureau of Education, having had
charge of the construction of an In
dustrial School for the natives on the
Nushagak river.
Mr. Rivers is now en rc>u*e to Ek
lutna to take charge of some construc
tion of some government building
which are to be erected there this
summer. He leaves Seward Monday
but expects to visit here often as he
expects to become financially inter
ested, in the near future, in a local
business.
MHTH0N RICE MM SE
RUN ESTER IN THE BM
BN TIE FBBRTH BE JULY
The time of the big annual Sevan!
athletic classic, the Marathon moun
tain race, may be changed a few hours,
it was learned at the special commit
tee meeting the other night. Due to
the midday heat it was thought if the
event was postponed a couple of hours
later the runners would have a bet
ter opportunity of breaking the rec
ord besides running with a much
greater degree of comfort. It is the
prevailing opinion about town that
a later hour on Sunday afternoon. July
4th. would meet with the popular ap
proval of the majority so taking these
things into consideration, the event
will probably be run about 4 p. m. It
is estimated there will be a thousand
more people in Seward on the Fourth
this year than last.
MORE ABOUT GAINES
(Continued from Page One)
found a house key lay between the
glove and the palm of one hand. _
Memmer said that Wallace, during his £
call at dawn was more neatly dressed !
than earlier in the evening. He had ,
on a coat and white shirt, instead of v
a jumper. Memmer related the eve- «
ning of the 16th just after Sylvia left i
for her walk, that he and Wallace were a
in the Gaines’ basemen: and had a a
nip of rhubarb cordial, like wine, and «
there was a small bottle of beer. The *
witness said that neither cordial nor J
the beer was very good.
Prosecutor Colvin then asked: Ton \
have known Gaines four years; was j
it a fact that he was drinking un- «
usual?”
The witness replied: “He was not, t
he drank all the time except in camp ” . •
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Picnic i iine
We have everything to make m>ur pknies. fish
ing and camping trips enjoya!4e and iPeasant—
To prepare dainty. appetizing lunches without
much effort.
1 vicious Swift s boiled ha n kept in c id st r
are until delivered to you—King Oscar sardines.
Oesea Sard ne ^as* ■- Br vxkfield Piriem • \ Sw is>
Cheese < large and individual half-} wne m icksl
boiled Lunch T on cue Veiled Meat an *2 Ham.
Ripe and Stuffed Olives* I d Sveet ■ i > :
Tickles. Greer. Ob>T-s. B <v H. P.rc , I T.m nr; iso
Thousand Island Press g and S n^ ;ch S Mva i.
George Washington Cvnacer t r.- : 1 -* ".tan -
oils Coffee. Pai*-- us 1 . s « s < '-.ns
and Oiled Paper for Sandwiches. F;\su Fruits
and I resh Yegor - *> in Ser.-- n.
Phones Cer.ncw dni Ail cp.atiaer.ts
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Efor&ia r^atbcr of 80 in the shade
you car. keep Cv*ot ir. our £. V. R's Wc earn' all
makes of nr~;ersrerr. ir. slee veless, leree ler g;.h. Coop
er’s, B. V. R's. Topfcis. Munch. $r. Hatchv ay. duett,
Peabody's and Park Mill.
SIJ25 TO SICS PER >ITT
URBACHS
Cash Is K r c
THERMOS BOTTLES
Keeps liquids hot £4 Hoars or cold 4> hours.
Indispensable for that hshins: trip or cruise
down the bay.
FOR THE PINT SIZE
Slid
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