This Bank Has been in
Business Twenty Years
THE MANAGEMENT of this institution
is in full accord with modern ideas.
IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN KNOWN as the
bank that renders its customers tho kind of
service required for their best interests.
BE ONE OF OUR CUSTOMERS, and have
the advantage of the kind of a bank you
would like to deal with.
Bank of Seward
SEWARD, ALASKA
SOUTHERN BEAUTY
MARRIES FAIRBANKS
MINING ENGINEER
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FROM THE BALMY CLIMES OF
SOUTH TO THE FRIGID TEM
PERATURES OF INTERIOR
Miss Ann Randolph Rand of
Schreveport, La., and Stephen
Brownlow Metcalf of Fairbanks, were
married last night at 9:30 o’clock at
<he residence of the Rev. Thomas
Philip Graham, who read the mar
riage service. The witnesses to the
ceremony were Mrs. P. G. Pedisen
of Flat, and Miss Maude Hollister
of Anchorage.
Th wedding came as a climax to a
romance which began shortly after
Mr. Metcalf completed his college
education a year or so ago. In a
trip made to Schreveport he met
and fell in love with the southern
beauty, now his bride. They will
make their home in Fairbanks where
Mr. Metcalf is employed as a min
ing engineer in the service of one
of the large mining companies. The
former Miss Rand left the home of
her folks in Louisiana two weeks
ago and three days following her ar
rival in Seattle, embarked for the
Northland. Mr. and Mrs. Metcalf
are guests at the Van Gilder hotel,
prior to. their departure Monday
morning for “the Heart of the Golden
North.”
Bean’s Shupaks, Urbach’s.
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Russian Says Mechanical
Devices Records Thots
MOSCOW, Russia, Dec. 5 (/P)—1The
reputable Russian Acedemician, Pro
fessor Lazerev, contends it is possible
to construct a mechanical apparatus
to pick up the secret thoughts of in
dividuals, just as a crystal set picks
up radio waves.
Prof. Lazerev says that after twenty
years investigation of the human brain
he has come to the conclusion that it
gives off wazes according to the Ma
cavelli and Hertzian theories.
Human thoughts are due to the ac
tion of the brain ions upon the nerve
centers, Prof. Lazarev says.
These ions are uniform during men
tal excitement proving that the brain
when working gives off a special kind
of wave similar to those in wireless
telegraphy.
Prof. Lazerev’s conclusions are now
before the Moscow Technical Institute
which proposes to devise some prac
tical apparatus capable of catching
the waves.
Prof. Lazerev will come to Moscow
from Leningrad for a conference at
the institute.
Children’s Sleeping Garments at
Urbach’s. 323
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
There will be services tomorrow in
St. Peter’s Episcopal church at 11:30
a. m. Morning prayer and sermon,
Rev. W. A. Thomas, officiating.
The Mallory
Aristocrat Hat,
$7
“DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED'
Let’s Youthify
Your Face
V\ THAT makes your
W hat look smart and
youthful is your own per>
sonality expressed in the
way it’s worn That takes
a finely felted, fashion^
able, flexible Mallory Hat
like the one shown above.
We specialize in such hats
for young men and for men
® who are too sensible to
Other Mallory Hats, $5 To $10 look old, though they are.
Urbach’s
CASH STORE
PRESENTING THE HATSJ OF
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UNEXAMPLED SMARTNESS
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MALLORY HATS
YOUNG STARS,
YOUNG SISTERS
LIBERTY TONITE
The outstanding vaudeville attrac
tion to have been presented at the
Liberty theater this year will make
its appearance this evening with the
announcement of E. C. Brownell, man
ager of the popular amusement place,
that he has engaged the nationally
known “Young Sisters,” professional
dancers, who arrived in Seward last
evening fresh from completing an
engagement at Juneau. Prior to com
ing to Alaska, with their parents,
they appeared on the Orpheum and
Pantages vaudeville circuits but, ow
ing to their tender age, and in com
pliance with the Child Labor Law,
were forced to abandon their stage
career temporarily. They reside in
Fairbanks with their parents.
Directly following the feature film
this evening, the “Young Sisters”
will present three vaudeville num
bers which have pleased thousands
in the States. The girls are con
sidered artists of rare ability by the
atrical people who predict a wonder
ful future for them. Manager Brow
nell said he expected the feature
film, “Changing Husbands,” would be
run off by 8:4 p. m.
SEATTLE JUDGE
PASSES AWAY IN
NEW YORK CITY
NEW YORK, Dec. 5. (/P)—Judge
Thomas Burke, of Seattle, midst an
earnest plea in behalf of Japan at a
meeting at the Carnegie Endowment
International Peace conference, col
lapsed and fell in the arms of Nicho
las Murray, his butler and died of ap
oplexy. Robert Lansing and Elihu
Root were present.
LEN OLSON SAFE HOME
The Gateway received a letter in
directly stating that Mr. Leonard Ol
son and family arrived in St. Paul
(his home) safely. Len is telling all
about Alaska and is playing the “big
daddy” part.
In the ease of the flapper, too,
some observers perhaps “at first ab
bor, then pity, then embrace.”
A handsome Christmas box will be I
given with each purchase at Urbach’s
the rest of the month. tf
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“Shop
Early”
Do you realize that Xmas
will soon be here again?
Have you given any thought of
What to give John and Mabel
and the Kids for a Xmas present
Of course the complexities of our every day
life keep us from giving much thought to
such, apparently trivial, yet so important
matters, until the last moment, only to find,
that our Choice of presents is becoming lim
ited. Now, dear Mr. and Mrs. Holiday
Shopper, let us assist you with your Xmas
(rift List. Our stock of holiday goods is
very complete and elaborate. We will glad
ly lay aside any article you may select now,
thereby saving you the trouble of
JjAST minute shopping
For your convenience our Men’s Furnishing
Department will be kept open every Even
ing up to Xmas till 7:30 p. m.
You are cordially invited to look over our
STOCK OF HOLIDAY GIFTS
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CORPORATION
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Here’s a Store in which he places his faith and confidence—just because he
knows the merchandise, service and prices are right.
That’s about as good a reason as any why “his” gifts should be bought here
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