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1 RESOURCES $400,000.00 §
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Our meats, butter and eggs are fresh and
guaranteed in every respect.
Add a few slices of delicious ham or bacon
to your next order and note the difference.
FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY
Deliveries before and after school.
FOUR DIVORCE CASES
Four divorce cases will come up
before the present term of court,
two originating from Anchorage, one
from the westward and one local
one. The Anchorage cases are
those of Feakes vs Feakes; Miller
vs Miller; the westward case, Muel
ler vs Mueller; the local case was
due to come up before the court this
afternoon, that of Asa 'E. Pittock vs
Edith Pittock. L. V. Ray and A.
E. Rucker are the attorneys in this
case.
In the Fitzimimons vs Hubbard
case, which occupied the opening
days of the court last week, the de
murrer to the No. 2 amended com
plaint, was overruled.
SOME GOOD BARGAINS
A fine six-hole range; a fumed oak
sewing machine, practically new, (in
other words, 10 months old); sixty
quarts of delicious preserves, (home
made); cooking utensils of all kinds.
Look for the sign opposite the R. R.
shops toward Marathon mountain.
Many other household goods at ran
dom prices. See us as we are leav
ing.
Openin this morning court’s ses
sion was the case of Alex Erickson
vs J. W. Sparrow, in which an ac
counting of a pardnership involving
a tie cutting contract was present
ed.
Have you seen tne Weekly Gateway.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GLIDDENS PAINTS AND VARNISHES
LACQUEROID
Easy to Apply — Watch it Dry
There never has been a finish so easy
to apply to floors, furniture and wood*
work as Lacq. It flows freely from the
brush and spreads evenly to a perfect
finish that is lustrous, rich in color
and as hard as glass. Lacq does not
show brush marks. No skill is re*
auired to produce a perfect result.
ITS MADE IN ALL CORORS
And—Lacq Dries in Less than One-Half Hour
Mail orders will receive our prompt attention
* Seward Alaska.
HOUSEHOLD
J. L. GRAEF
Old chairs life
NEW/
FURNITUREof ail sorts
made bright and inviting
in new and up-to-date
“clothes” by a little play
work with Decoret Enam
el? and Varnish Stains and
Fullerwear Varnish1 It’s
easy to renew your furni
ture or refinish it in the
present day vogue.
Also, ask for booklet “The
Art of Decorating with
Decoret.” It’s free and is
full of ideas on finishing
and refinishing furniture
and ornaments.
tx TTJ* carry a full line of Fuller
VV Hj Paints and Varnishes and
can supply your needs.
W. P. FULLER 6? CO.
301 Mission Street San Francisco
25 Branches in Pacific Coast Cities
Fuller.
PAINTS EpM VARNISHES
PIONESa WHITTUAD
2425
“THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
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This is cleanup week. Help to maintain the
high impressions Given Seward Visitors in the
past. Our late President Harding on his memor
able visit to the Gateway City spoke of it as “A
GEM WITHIN A PERFECT SETTING,,—Nat
urally any citizen takes Pride to make his home in
a community such as Seward. The ideal of every
true American is his home plus the community in
which He lives. The beauty of your premises casts
the opinion your Fellow citizen has of you, its own
er or tennant. You’ll be surprised the miracle that
can be wrought in the appearance of your Dwell
ing, with a brush and a can of FULLERS PAINT.
It is the Magic touch that transforms your house
into a HOME. Our Hardware Department is
stocking a full and complete line of FULLERS
PAINTS AND VARNISHES and takes pleasure
in assisting you in the proper selection, as well as
giving directions as to their proper use.
yjmdIgSALE <Y-RETAIL MERCHANT?
QUALITY FIRST
SEWARD, ALASKA
PRIMARY ELECTION
TOMORROW; VOTE AT
FIRE HALL. UPSTAIRS
CITIZENS EXPECTED TO GO TO
POLLS TOMORROW; GENER
ERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER
The primary for the election of
party candidates for delegate to
Congress and for the Territorial leg
islature will be held tomorrow.
Primary elections do not elect any
of the candidates to the offices for j
which they are running. It mere
ly selects those who make the race
on either of the party tickets. The
general election will be he id Novem
ber 2, at which time the offices will
be filled.
Voting requirements at the pri
mary election are simply that the
voter must be a citizen of Vlaska
and a resident at least 30 day3. At
and Frank A. Boyle.
Thomas A. Marquam of Fairbanks
is the only independent candidate
who has filed announcing his candi
dacy for office of delegate from
Alaska.
For Territorial senator on the
democratic ballot is Anthony J. Di
mond, and for the republicans, Ar
thur Frame. For Territorial repre
sentatives on the democratic bal
lot are John F. Coffey, J. S. Hof
man, Thos. C. Price, W. A. Sher
man and C. H. Wilcox. On the re
publican ballot for Territorial rep
reserutaatives are W. B. Dean, Ben
A. Grier, Martin Leckwold, Joseph
M. Murray, Thos. S. Scott, and Sum*,
ner S. Smith.
The Primary voting polls will be
located ii^ the upper floor of the fire
department building. The polls will
be opened all day.
Judges at the Primary will be
Wm. H. Whittlesey, A Peel, and
Mr. Long. Clerks: Miss Sylvia
I Sexton and Hugh Dougherty.
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INFORMATION WANTED
Anyone knowing the whereabouts or
any information concerning William
Henry McGuffey, an electrician by
trade, please notify his mother, Mrs.
S. E. Gifford, 818 Poplar St., Abilene,
Texas. Mr. McGuffey came to Alaska
in 1916 and no word has been heard
from him since. He then weighed
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about 156 pounds and had chestnut
colored hair and grey eyes. tf.
HANK FROST RESIGNS
Wm. Fairman • now heads the
town's fire and police department
owing to the recent resignation of
H. Frost, who held down the posi
tion of fire chief for the past four
or five months. Mr. Frost resigned
to enter, once again, the services
of the Bureau of Public Roads de
partment.
ALASKA OUT OF KETCHIKAN
The S. S. Alaska left Ketchikan
at 11:30 o’clock this morning, bound
for Seward.
the general election November 2
every voter must have been a resi
dent in the Territory for not less
than one year and! of the precinct
not less than 30 days.
The offices to be filled are dele
gate from Alaska; Territorial sena
tor and four representatives to the
Territorial legislature. On the repub
lican ballot there are three up for
delegate, Frank A. T. Aldrich, Har
py G. McCain and Dan A. Suther
land. On the democratic ballot for
delegate are Gilbert A. A. Adams