Protection,
Co-operation
YOU FIND THEM IN FULL
MEASURE, AT
The Bank of Seward
CONVENIENCE through complete fa
cilities for the transmission of banking.
PROTECTION in the banking depart
nient for your money, and in the safe
deposit department for your valuables.
CO-OPERATION in helping you finance
the purchase of a home or in the expan
sion of your business, by serving as a
credit reference for you, and in every
way working with you for the advance
ment of your financial interests.
The Bank of Seward
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Territorial Depositary
City Depositary
SEWARD,.ALASKA
YOU Need An
Overcoat
$25.00 to $50.00
URBACHS
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
New Arrivals at
L. F. Smith was a week end visitor (
rom Tunnel, returning on today’s
rain.
Sumner S. Smith left today ou his
eturn trip to Anchorage. Mr. Smith
las been on a trip to Cordova and
tennecott to the Elks Initiation ol a^
arge class of Bills.
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W. E. Moultray, Standard Oil man
iger for the Seward plant, left today
an a business trip to Anchorage.
Try our 1923 stock of Dried Fruits
put up in boxes of 10 lbs. ana up.
Brown & Hawkins Corp. ti
Fairbanks reports a temperature of
four below zero.
Deputy Marshal W. N. Heed, who ar
rived from Valdez on the Northwest
ern, left tolay for Anchorage on a
short visit.
Thanksgiving Cards. Seward Drug
Deputy Marshal Harry S. Staser ar-i
rived from Valdez on the Northwest-!
ern and left on toda^ s train toi An
chorage.
Ray Larson, the lumber merchant,
of Anchorage, arrived on Saturday’s,
train, and left again today for the In-,
terior city. ;
Byron C. Elms, traveling engineerj
for the Alaska Railroad, spent Sun -
day in town, returning today to his'
headquarters.
Your Fuel Orders receive prompt
attention Brown & Hawkins Corpo
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R. R. Cole, assistant trainmaster for;
the Alaska railroad, is in town. I
j Mrs. Otto Schallerer returned Sat-j
urdav night from a visit to her bunga
' low at Mile 23. She reports a very,
pleasant visit. I
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Mayor Walter Stuart of Valdez wras
an arrival on the steamship North-,
western and will remain in Seward
about a week or ten days.
SnowT shoes on sale at Graef s, tf ,
C. H. Keil, engineer in charge of
construction, returned today to Mile
29, after spending Sunday in Seward.
Alvah Eames left on today’s train
for McKinley Park station, on post
' office matters.
Roadmaster George Colwell came
in from Mile 52 on Saturday's train
and left for home this morning. H<
reports cold weather in his vicinity.
j Jack Lyons, who has been wrorkin;
for the commission at Mile 85, will b<
a passenger for the States on th
Northwestern.
WANTED—If you nave any xrud o
work to do, such as odd jobs and jarr
. lor work. I am at your service. Teh
| Adams 126, Otho De Lindsay, k-308
“QUALITY FIRST”
Complete Line of Northland Skiis
In Maple, Pine, Ash and Hickory, 4 to 8 feet lengths,
Also Skii Poles, Bindings, and Accessories
New Stock of Snowshoes
EASTERN MAKE AND NATIVE SHOES,
ICE SKATES, HEAVY AND LIGHT,
ICE CREEPERS,
NELSON’S FAMOUS PACK BOARDS AND
PACKSACKS, AUTO KAMP KOOK KITS,
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Remington Pocket Knives, Ever-ready Flashlights and
Batteries
Electrical Appliances, Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
Wagner’s Cast Aluminum Ware
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
AGENTS MAZDA LAMPS
Large Stock of Clothing and Groceries
Brown & Hawkins
Corporation
SEWTARD— ALASKA —ANCHORAGE
Mail Orders Solicited
Miss Stella Fuller, Red Cross nurse,!
returned Saturday from a business
trip to Anchorage.
James Delony, Sumner Smith, H. E.
McCutcheon, Carl Martin, all Anchor
age citizens, returned on the North
western from Cordova and Kennecott
where they went to attend the Elks’
initiation of large classes.
AMERICAN LEGION MEETING
The Seward Post, American Legion,
will meet in their hall tomorrow night,
election of officers. A full attendance
is desired.
Dry Cleaning done at Jordan's Val
et Service. **
Prof, and Mrs. A. J. Goodskey, and
several friends spent Sunday in the
Hawkins’ cottage at Mile 7.
Mrs. Will Clayson, wire or the well
known clothing merchant at Anchor
age will arrive on the next Alameda.
Sam Radish, section foreman at,
^unnel, was a Seward visitor over;
lunday.
Bring the kiddles to us to have
heir hair trimmed. The O. K. tf
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SMOK ERS’ ARTICLES, XMAS1 CIGARS
1 VRITING COMPANIONS,
" , -A LEATHER PURSES
|, ■jyralin Ivory
A Fine l ,ine by the Piece or in Sets
\pp PENCILS, kodaks,
EVE^ films, harmonicas,
CAMERAS, g ^PORTED AND
I0U-ETA'" OTC PERFUMES.
, dome. 5ll^r _
Foun tain p®n
... ,&s heaffers, Parkers,
- Wah. xVORY CURIOS AND
“ , ALASKA i Stationery
—.H°Kd** 'xristmas Cards
A Fin. r • , v, RS, SMOKERS’
1 L,ne of Cl HOLDERS,
TOBACCOS, HUMfDO. CANDIES,
\ SETS, PIPES, CIGAR "ENTS,
A FINE LINE OF BOXEL
FOR CHRISTMAS PRES
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You wouldn’t appear at
breakfast with your
hair in curlers
DECIDEDLYHOt. You wouldn’t
dream of such a thing.
You’d look a fright. You
want your friends to see you
at your best, and you re right
But how about appearing at
your best in the letters you
WTAwTiting paper that is just
as smart, correct, and dainty
as yourself is
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We carry it in all the correct
sizes, shapes and shades.
“Style is a greater Social
Asset than Beauty ^
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P. C. McMullen
Successor to
Borgen’s Grocery
Our aim is to serve you with
the best of FRESH GROCERIES at
all times. The S. S. Northwestern
will relieve our shortage.
We Solicit Your Patronage.
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Holland and China Bulbs
Just received an assortment of China Lily,
Hyacinth, Crocus, Paper White Narcissus
and Tulip Bulbs. All suitable for indo°t
growing. This year’s stock. Now is the time
to plant for Christmas blooming.
Seward Drug Co.
Notice
For the convenience and benefit of the
public we have added an addjtional hales
and Sample Room north of our Hardware
Emporium. The stock will consist H«us®
hold Furniture and Rugs. \\ e ,
you to know that we have »dded ‘° °ul
stock of Holiday Goods, viz: Toys and Nov
Prfces very low; kindly mail us your wants,
ruces J Respectfully yours,
J. L. GRAEF
SEWARD, ALASKA
Marathon Cate
“The Home of Good Eats
WE AIM TO PLEASE