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 the 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
ALASKA TAKES
OUTSIDE MUCH
HOLIDAY MAIL
LARGE .LIST OF RESERVATIONS
FROM ANCHORAGE AND THE
INTERIOR MADE
With hundreds of mail sack3 load
ed on the vessel, which mail came
from all points along the Alaska
railroad line and the Far Interior dis
tricts, and which, it is stated, is des
tined to be the last southbound mail
which will reach the Atlantic sea
board before Christmas, the S.S.
Alaska left port at midnight, Satur
day, with about 175 passengers on
board. The large cargo of herring
from the Westward, brought to Se
ward last week by the steamer Starr,
was transferred to the Alaska, as
was also the valuable fur consgn
/ment from the Kuskokwim region.
The outgoing list of passengers
were:
Seattle—Grant Murdock, John Rick
erson, John Runkel, G. R. Gurtler, Dr.
A. W. Cissidy, Ted Smeaton, Charles
Petry, Ernest Petry, Claude Kobel,
Charles Kobel, Dwight C. Smith, Mrs.
N. K. Hatch, Mrs. Maggie Johnson, W.
B. Studdart, Mrs. Ella M. Crawford,
James R. Wilhoit, Miss Honey Mehus,
Mrs. Arthur Oversen, Albert Stone,
Olaf Rognos, A. Brooks, James Mullin,
Mrs. E. B. Brigham, Martin A Pinska,
Roy Shaffer, John McCord, L. H. Mar
tin, Eli G. Seco, Peter Vashon, Dora
Williams, Mrs. Charles Schick, Paul
Osborne, Carl Johnson, George N.
Woodworth, Peter Hansen, E. M. Wha
len, Nova Ida Craig, Mrs. Agnes Bill
son. Grace Stewart, Ernestine Matt
schai, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Child, Ken
neth Hatch, Helen Mattschei, White
C. Smith, E. C. Johnson, T. W. Hawr
kins, John Coffey, Dennis Hurley, Tom
Chulstad, Mrs. Ernest Mattschei, A. A.
Shonbeck, Mrs. D. H. Williams and
child, John Colberg, Mrs. D. J. Fair
burn, Mrs. Joe Handerson, Joe Han
derson, Micheal Beegulder, Aline Bee
guilder, John Anderson, Linnia Frank,
Chas. Sumstadt, Andrew Nerlaund,
Frank Deigman, Otto Christian, Louis
Larssen, John Higgins, Fred Hansen,
C. C. Holland, P. Powers, H. Olsen,
Joe Kamenskie, Tom Riley, C. M. Haff,
F. H. Whitney, Hermin Ludstad, A.
Nylan, Josephine Stewart, Loren Stew
art, Edith Williams, Chas. Sumstad,
Fred Kelm, Bernie Cunningham, Mrs.
L. P. Stewart, N. J. Nicholson, A. F.
Stowe, James Gallagher, E. Hedlund,
J. S. Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nel
son, Wm. Logge, O. C. Waggner, H.
Wig, John Repo, Mary B. Martin, Jos.
R. Rosenbaum, P. Whalen, Dan Olsen.
Latouche—E. R. Skinner, Jake An
derson, Gus Bystad, Ted Nelson, Fred
Willey, Arvid Wick, A. Green, M.
Morr^pon.
Valdez—Ludwig Larssen, Ross Boye,
Mary Chebehancy, J. W. Wilson.
Cordova—Mrs. S. Weaver, John
Blixt, John A. Anderson, Chester Si
monsen, Peter Herid, A. Anderson.
Juneau—Charles M. Jones, H. Christ,
The Mallory c
Aristocrat Hat, a
Other Mallory Hats, $5 To $10
DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED”
Let’s Youthify
Your Face
WHAT makes your
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
look old, though they are.
Urbach's
CASH STORE
PRESENTING THE HATSS
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UNEXAMPLED SMARTNESS
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MALLORY HATS
REFRESHMENTS BE
SERVED AT ANNUAL
DANCE, NEW YEAR’S
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
Fv)R FIREMEN’S BALL AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL
The special meeting of the Fire
men’s annual ball committees, which
was held yesterday afternoon at 3
o’clock, at the fire hall, resulted in
the committee members being given
the word to go by general chairman
Martin Lanning. Earl Mount report
ed Odd Fellows hall had been engag
ed and decorations for the New
Year Eve masquerade had been or
dered from the States thru a local
store.
Posters and ticket are now in the
hands of the printers and will be out
this week. Ohas. Cooper, in charge
of the music, reported he would at
tempt to procure a six-piece orches
tra. By a popular vote it was de
cided to serve sherbert, cake, sand
wiches and coffee in the club rooms
upstairs where cards will be play
ed by those not desirous of danc
ing and where, also, the checking
room for cloaks will be located.
Chas. Cooper and Tom Roberts "were
appointed as a committee of two to
look after the refreshments. Punch
will be served free in an arbor on
the dance floor, but the refreshments
will be charged for.
The publicity committee are send
ing posters out of town to all the
near communities including Valdez,
Latouche, Moose Pass, inviting the
public to come to Seward and at- ,
tend the 21st Annual Firemen’s Mask :
Ball. Among the decorations ordered <
were 500 colored balloons which wrill
be used in a novel manner. Each ;
member of the department will wear t
a special white ribbon on his lapel 3
during the big night. Prizes will be ;
given for dancing, best costumes, ^
card playing and door prizes. But j
one encore will be played after each .
regular number. Those not masked ]
will not l?e permitted on the floor ;
after the grand march which will \
be held at an earlier hour this year. <
A handsome Christmas box will be
given with each purchase at Urbach’s ;
the rest of the month. tf !
[ Jno. Hermansen, I. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Long
Ketchikan—Fred Schrenger, A J.
Drun, Robert Dahl.
Wrangell—R. E. Lowrey.
Children’s Sleeping Garments at
Urbach’s. 323
Brighten
Your
Holidays!
Jjphere is a Lamp in our Store for your every
j^eed- Electric Reading Lamps—Electric Table
J^amps — Electric Boudoir Lamps.
^oleman’s Quick-Lite Table Lamps, also Wall
J^amps, Chandeliers and Lanterns.
^here’s no more
Appropriate a(
present for a
ural home
Jh
an a Colman
Quick-Lite lamp (m
...or Lantern.
T o brighten
the long, dark
Wintry nights.
To make your
House a cozy
Home
enhance the softness and coziness of Your
JJome, we recommend varicolor frosted Edison
J^Jazda Globes.
glectrical Appliances of all kinds, Snow-Shoes,
Jce Skates, Skiis, Rifles and Shotguns. Flash
lights, Cutlery, Athletic Equipment,
frothing, Groceries, Hardware, Coal and Wood.
Brown & Hawkins
CORPORATION
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Buy ’‘His*” Gifts Now!
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
URBACH’S