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
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$65 to $250
ALASKA SHOP
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PHO NOCRAPH S AND
Next week is Educational Week. On Sunday nigh
Rev Dunlap will deliver an address on the first day s si
gan! “A Godly Nation Cannot Fall.” The American L
gion will have charge of the activities of the week in Se^
ard. Be sure and hear Sunday night’s sermon.
LATE HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Overland
Pat Fitzgerald, Anchorage; Paul E.
Lehmann, James Byrne, Knute Havy,
Chas. Belanger, Latouche; Charles
Garwood, Chitina; Mrs. Rose Benardi,
Chatanlka; J. A. Magill, Anchorage;
J. E. Zaluskey, Seattle! Jas. E, Wil
son, Matanuska.
Hotel Van Gilder
Miss Margaret A. White, Cordova;
Mary Rosick, Seattle; Melvin Startz
man, Mile 52; Mrs. C. B. Phillips, Sut
ton, Mr. Phillips.
Hotel Seward
Mrs. Layman, Tanana; Mrs. Dan
Rose, Fairbanks; Victor Jacobsen,
Nome; Jack Skain, Wm. Morris, Lab
rador; J. C. Kerry, Anchorage; Wm.
Woerner, Juneau.
Hotel Sexton
Chas. Dustin, Seattle; Wm.Gron
beck; C Horton. Piamna; John Hor
ton, Dillingham; Ed P.ergdol. Anchor
age: Dan Ross, Unalaska; W. B. Re
gan, Iliamna.
C. Horton of Iliamna and John Hor
ton of Dillingham, returned on the
Alameda and will leave on the btari
for the westward.
Deputy Marshal Dan Ross, of Una
laska, arrived on the Alameda from a
business trip tp Seattle, where he
went with an insane person. Mr
Ross will leave on the Starr tor the
westward.
Whale Amber Shoe Grease at J. L.
Graef’s.
W. B. Regan of Iliamna is register
ed at the Sexton, awaiting the sailing
of the Starr.
S. L. Colwell returned on the Alame
da from Valdez, where he has been at
tending court as a juror.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Manthey returned
on the Alameda from a visit to La
touche. where Mrs. Manthey has been
the past two weeks. Gus going over to
bring his wife home.
George Sexton was a returning pas
senger on the steamer Alameda from
Valdez, where he attended court as a
juror.
Deputy Marshal Ralph Reed was a
returning passenger from Valdez,
where he has been the past week or
so attending court. Mr. Reed reports
that business is not yet completed
and that they are trying a shooting
case from the westward at the pres
ent time.
Attorney L. V. Ray was a returning
passenger from Valdez on the Alame
da. Mr. Ray states that a term ol
court will be held in Seward about
Nov. 29, in case the docket at Valdes
is cleared up by that time.
Place your orders to1 Christmas
Cards with Sylvia. Late siyles and
prices lower than last year. ti
Miss Margaret A. White, a Cordov;
. resident, is a guest of the Van Gilder
Melvin Startzman, of Mile 52, is i
Sewardvisitor.
Mrs. C. B. Phillips of Sutton wa
| an arrival on today’s boat, and is reg
istered at the Van Gilder. Mr. Phi
lips arrived on Wednesday s train t
meet his wife, who has been visitin
in the States.
Mrs. Layman, wife of the Tanan
baker, arrived on the steamship Al<
meda and will leave on Monday'
train for her interior home.
; Ladies, have your -naTr ■oobbed b
a man who understands the busines
i Hair washed and dried. See Hepfinge
| at the O. K. *f
Mrs. Dan Rose of Fairbanks, was a
arrival on the Alameda. She is
guest of the Hotel Seward.
J. C. Kerry of Anchorage is regi
tered at the Hotel Seward.
J. Wallace of Anchorage is a gue
of the Overland.
James E. Wilson, the well knov
Matanuska freighter, arrived fro
Valdez on the Alameda, bringing thr
horses which will be taken to the Ini
rior.
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Special Announcement.
IN ADDITION TO OUR REGULAR LINES OF GENERAL
MERCHANDISE WE ARE CARRYING AT ALL TIMES THE
BEST ALASKA HEATING AND STEAM COAL OBTAINA
BLE AT THE RIGHT PRICE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
SHIPMENT OF EVAN-JONES
Nut and Lump Coal
DELIVERIES WILL BE MADE IN SACK
TON OR CARLOAD LOTS.
SECURE OUR PRICES ON COAL
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY
Mtwnv.
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QUALITY FIRST
STOKES AT: SEWARD AND ANCHORAGE. ALASKA
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WOLFE GETS 20 YEARS
Libbeyville Murderer Escapes Noose
by Pleading Guilty
Ralphe Wolfe, who pleaded guilty
this week to complicity in the mur
der of George Edwards at Libbyville
last August, was sentenced by Judge
E. E. Ritchie to serve twenty years
in the penitentiary at McNeil’s Island.
Up to the time the Seward party left!
Valdez Robert Edwards, also convict
ed of the murder of Edwards, had not
been sentenced.
The murder is alleged to have been
a most atrocious one, the murdered'
man having been shot while in his
bed, by Wolfe and Edwards, who di
vided up his outfit between them. The,
murdered man owrned the outfit and
was taking his two murderers along;
out of compassion, as they were broke!
and out of work.
W. H. Lane and Pat Fitzgerald, A.
E. C. emeployes where they work as
T. & T. repairmen, are in town.
Paul E. Lehmann of Mile 52, is a
l guest of the Overland.
Newest styles in Overcoats. At Ur-j
i bach’s. tt
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B. Angerman arrived on the Ala-|
3 meda from Latouche.
Char'es Garwood <>f Chitina was an
3 arrival on one of the last boats and is l
? a guest of the Overland.
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! Boys’ Slickers and RaTn Hats at
a Brown & Hawkins. tf
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s | Mrs. Rose Benardi of Chatauiki is
i a Seward visitor.
y J. A. Magill, the beluga fisherman
3. of Took Inlet, arrived on me Alameda
r, on his way to Anchorage.
Bring the kiddies to us to have
n their hair trimmed. The O. K. tf
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rucker returned
from San Francisco, on today’s boat.
s-\hey were delegates to the American
| Legion convention, held October 15 to
1 20, and afterward visited relatives for
st a time.
Tackey Dance tomorrow night,
m
m The Starr will sail tomorrow at 6
3e p. m.
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Red Cross Dance tonight.
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Holland and China Bulbs
Just received an assortment of China Lily,
Hyacinth, Crocus, Paper White Narcissus
and Tulip Bulbs. All suitable for indoor
growing. This year’s stock. Now is the time
to plant for Christmas blooming.
Seward Drug Co.
P. C. M’Mullen
Successor to
Borgen’s Grocery
In ten days we will have a complete
stock of the best merchandise
at lowest prices.
Courteous Treatment and a Square
Deal to all.
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
TELEPHONE MAIN 34
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