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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.
Bank of Seward
Established 1905
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BRITISH COLUMBIA WORK
HALTED, OTTAWA ORDER
VICTORIA, July 16. (^—Officials
of the federal public works depart
ment here were instructed by tele
gram from Ottawa last night to halt
all public works for which money
was not voted by parliament before
its dissolution yesterday. The order
will stop various parts of * British
Columbia including the new buildings
at Esquimau naval bases here.
The chief local work which will be
held up indefinitely as a result of
the order will be the new Esqnimalt
torpedo shed for which no money is
now available.
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It makes a vast difference in your
appearance whether you wear
good or poor clothing.
Drop in and look over our new
summer lines.
Cleaning and pressing.
New Method Cleaners
JIMMIE RATLIFF, Prop.
—We call for and deliver—
Phone MADISON 103
Cadwallader to Juneau
Sunday on tbe Yukon
Ch&s. Cadwallader, new game war
den with the Alaska Game Commis
; sion. who returned to Seward Wed
nesday from Kodiak on the commis
sion vessel Seal, departs for Juneau
on the S. S. Yukon, in response to a
message from E. P. Walker, head of
j the commission. Mr. Cadwallader is
a recruit and is now undergoing train
ing and his trip to Juneau no doubt
means he will soon be assigned to
a definite post. Mr. Cadwallader is an
oldiimer of this region and knows the
country like a book. Prior to join
ing the service he was engaged in
business at Anchorage for many years.
His many friends predict he will
I make an admirable game warden and
i officer.
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GOV PARKS EN ROUTE SEWARC
FAIRBANKS. July 16. ,;p>—Gover
nor Parks, at a luncheon of the Fair
banks Commercial club, declared £
j spirit of optimism prevailed through
out the territorv. He leaves Friday
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! for Juneau.
Developing, Printing and Enlarging
—Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
DANCE
TOMORROW
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
MUSIC BY
THE JOLLY
Rexall Remedies
Every Package Guaranteed
NATIONALLY KNOWN
Seward Drug Co.
(ELWYN SWETWANN)
SAN FRANCISCO 1ULE
HAS AN AWFUL DCS
SAN FRANCISCO. July if,. —
Lissome limbs glinting in the sunlight
of a glorious day, beneath a srT«a
smock. Mrs. Edith Spreckle^lveub
[ ricks was discovered ywtteniay after- ]
noon dancing Ir tbs mids: of Traffic ;
a: Fnior and Montgomery streets
She was taker t© the de*^tr>ot.
ward where ft was reported sfc^ I
suffering from acute alcoholism
Her dance was chare cterizet as
startling by the women. %st sr-e*- by
the men.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 3* J*— I
Mrs. Edith Spreckles w ho frar-Vec
! crowds with her aim os nude dance
! in the streets, saic i: was the result I
of a warm bath following two drinks
of gin.
Locomotive Output St»* s
Decrease tor Pas: Year
WASHINGTON. July K. s> —The- |
department of commerce announces
'That, according to data coBertec at
, the biennial census of manufactures
j 1S25. the establishments eng;, gee pri
marily It the manufacniT <*i locomo
tives it that yea: p~odn -red 1 ZK
steam locomotives valued at
2S4 together with other products, in
cluding repair work, valued at $22,
147.S50. making a total of SSSiSHd
REV. T. C. BAITON III
PREACH SOSAY SERMI
A: the local Methodist church Sun
day morning a: 11:30 o'clock the Rest
C. T. Hatton, the new super :n*euden
of the Jesse Lee Home, mtffi. preach
The people of Seward who litre m
Mr. Hatton have found him n It t
very likable gentleman: and those
who hare heard him state that he is
a rery interesting speaker, so re
feel certain that he mill bt~ing us a
message Sunday mom me which v
will enjc and which will prov* help
ful to u~ all.
The J• sse Lee Home choir will fur
nish ns special music a: this service
That itself will he well worth ytmr
attendance a: the a hove service.. 2:
THOMAS P- GRAHAM Mlnts'e
Bern Picknsg Is Nw
f avoriie dukiwir Saert
This is the season of the year when
the hot:<ewife begins to plan to go
berry picking for currants are now
ripe and all that, is left for them to
do is to find out where the big
patches are. then harrest them Mo
torists report there is a large patch
near Grouse lake. In previous years
there always has been ample Quant>
1 ties of the luscious berries alone the
old Nash road TTith strawberries
on the market and blueberries skwfy
ripening the canning season is trail:
. here,
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t FOUL PLAY rCUMCd
CHICAGO. Calif- July 1«. ;JZp—Car
rying fo^d and emergency medical
supplies for 2b© men who were com*
mg the hills and mountains by to-rb
3igh: las; night, searching lor Albetr
Lavenson, a department store mana
ger of Oakland has not made his ap
pearance and many elements of the
case point to fool pl&y.
Ic seemf to work out at -igfcn 13 os:
of those who get seats behind posts
have unQuarrelsome chins
Picture rramtng—Srh&Terer^ Alas
ka Shop.
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SOLID LEATHER
Work Shoes
New ShtpmeiU Arrived.
Greeter Values Hum E'er
Priced$4.50 to $7 00
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Hardware. Stoves and Ranges,
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AadN«rSt R^pe. Oi and Twine
Hftlitat Lm$ and Hnob
Sewmrd Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF