NEW LAUNDRY PLANT
WILL BE FINEST IN
ENTIRE TERRITORY
ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED; OIL
BURNERS ON BOILERS; PER.
FECT SANITARY CONDITIONS
MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL
Harry Kawabe, Proprietor, Spares 1
Nothing in Effort Give Patrons
Best of Service
Everything electrical, mangles, ro
tary irons, Hofman pressers, and
dozens of other appliances will be
installed in the near future in the
Seward Steam Laundry quarters in
the Kawabe building on Fourth ave
nue, according to present plans. 'Fhis
will also include oil burners for the
steam boileis. Hardwood floors and
and floors of concreted new boilers, [
special airtight drying rooms, a large
wash room, special qua'iers for the
front office and lauad'-y racks are
just a few of tLe nnrv inovations
.vhici’ are going inV> t) e n-w plant
immediately which, when Mr. Ka
i
waho has moved i~ will represent
the mo:t elaborat1 and modern
steam laundry within the boundaries
of the Alaskan territory. The pro
visions made for sanitary laundry
work has been unlimited; for weeks
i
a crew of skilled workmen have been
remodeling the interior and at the rate
of present progress Mr. Kawabe is
looking forward to moving in about
ten days.
The ample space in the new quar
ters is astounding as one walks about.
Mr. Kawabe spent weeks in outlining
the floor space which arrangement
will permit of freedom of movement
for the employees and the best of
care in handling the large incoming
and outbound shipments.
To the right, as one enters the main
entrance, will be found the laundry
office over which the day business will
be transacted. Opposite will be lo
cated the sorting and marking tables,
ironing boards and various other ma
chines. The floor in the front part
of the building is covered entirely
with hardwood but the rear, where the
wash rooms are, is covered with con
fer ete.
Leading downstairs from the wash
rooms is a winding stairway to the
basement. Here, the boilers are being
erected. 9 space for this heavy ma- j
chinery has been cut through the main j
floor has been sectioned off independ- j.
from the basement to the second
floor has been sectioned off independ
ently, absolutely prohibiting any pos
WHEN YOU THING ABOUT IN
STALLING YOUR HEATING
&LANT CALL ME UP AND LET
ME GIVE YOU THE CHEAP
EST AND BEST WAY TO IN
STALL IT.
R. F. TILLMAN.
Back of Brown & Hawkins
PHONE ADAMS 80
COMMERCE i
CAFE |j
Reopened under new l
management j
«
Chop Suey and Noodles !
a Specialty \
OPEN ALL HOURS i
PHONE ADAMS 54
sibility of dirt or dust from entering
the laundry roams.
On the last vessel from Seattle Mr.
Kawabe received the bulk of his ma
chinery and supplies. Workmen are
now engaged in assembling it. In
order to get the boiler down Into the
basement special excavation was ne
cessary. It is Kawabe’s intention in
the near future to install in the base
ment a carpet cleaning department.
As has been stated before an an
nouncement will be made in plenty
of time, prior to the closing of the
present plant at which time the move
will be made, to permit the public to
figure accordingly. Moving into the
new location will require three or j
four days, it Is said.
JOHN M’CORD, NOT JACK
John McCord, oldt/imer from the
Fairbanks district, was among those
passing through Seward the first
part of the week en route to the
broad Interior world. During the past
winter Mr. McCord has been visiting
his parents in Pennsylvania.
Many persons in Seward thought,
when they saw bis name on the pas
senger list last week, that it was
Jack McCord returning north. Not
so.
FIRE MEETING FRIDAY
The regular monthly meeting of
the Seward volunteer fire department
will be held tomorrow (Friday) nite,
beginning at 8 o’clock. Every one
wants to be on tap.
Fresh Candles just in on Admiral
Evans.—Schallerers’ Alaska Shop. tf.
STUCCO WORK AND
PLASTERING
GERHARD JQHXSEX
Phone Adams 60
P. 0. Box 1423
STOP AT
HOTEL SEATTLE
when in Anchorage, Alaska
Hot and Cold "Water In
AU Rooms.
CURRENT PRICES
J. J. McISAAC, Prop.
SEATTLE
Rooming House
Over Liberty Theater
CLEAN
STEAMHEATED
ROOMS
Baths h Connection
Mrs. W. E. Dewitt, Prop.
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Wl JESSE LEE WE
—
Daring the pass week. R Maiden
ado, an pm^a^e of the Copper River
railroad at Cordova came over to Sw
art with hi* iwo children.. Mfctiir act
Herbert, and placed then. tr. the cm \
of the Jesse "Lee Home. He com
mented or the splendid home and
the wonderful care given a£ the child
rcn. 7!e was invited to have dinner
*ilh t'jc facnltv, durin? hi? x^sk
an invitation which he much appre
ciated. On acctmiK «f work it
win he imipossdhle *or hire to come
to Seward again until rcr 'rrhc,~
He is mrramplahinc visi* ?nr ;.is
children at that time, or durhic
Chrisrm&f week.
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Buick uses
the Torque
Tube Drive
instead of
driving
through
the rear
springs.
And so
does the
most
expensive
car built
in America.
Buick’s
moderate
price buys
quality !
BUICK MOTOR COMPAVT
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WAR TAX BLTWTfWATED
OILS anti GASOLIVE
Genera' Renalr*.
WAR* STORAGE
oars GARAGE
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Rhone Madison 66
Sewa~o, Alaska
ATTENTION PUBLIC
“Announcement is made that as soon as my
restaurant fixtures arrive from the South, which
will be in about ten days, I will oper. a cafe and
bakery, in the corner location opposite the lib
erty Theater and the “Northern."
William Couture,
BILL’S LUNCHEON AND BAKERY
“Easy to Remember and a Good Place to Eat"
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ON THE MAIN STREET
COMING
SEWARD’S
ANNUAL CLASSIC
The Marathon mountain race. See the
leather hc*g athletes make the spectacular
race up arid domn the mountain side.
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PLAN NOW PO COME TO SEWARD
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PRIZES PARADE
ENTERTAINMENTS
SPORTS PAVING
Tv* noBns; n&raes mil; be in Sevan! on this
date.
ONE ROOD OF PLEASl-RE
ANT* A GOOD TTMF. GUARANTEED