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Triangle Pres*
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Music bv Mrs. A. I1 )
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Shows Starts at 8:00 P. IX
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Mean little to the nan or von m
who does not deposit a port;<5 \ in •
the bank. To become successful
or indv n
a fixed amount each and every
pey day. $10.00 for instance, de
posited every month in the BANK
OF SEWARD will amount to
$0-17.53 in five years.
THE BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1003.
jSEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
S. \V. Weir was in the cty last night
fr<m tl c radio station and was a
* u<\ i at the Sexton.
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Mrs. Nellie Neal came in on last
ni *, ' in and is registered at the
Ova land. Mrs. Neal has purchased
the roar house at Korn Creek and re
Ltv I’;oin that locality.
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\\ ! he, t: i at the Hotel Seward
hav n • .une :n on the train last night
non* Koosevelt.
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To n Jasor has completed his stat
■<>n centiact at Mi’e 7!> and came in
; t. Mr. .laser is registered at
Hie Nnva>d.
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. y, fr. iii Kern Cro»*k, is at
?1h» Ove land, having come in on last
night’s train.
C. Wanshery, from Mile 7">
; t te! Reward, having come
:o . : e xaminations as requir
I y k ue.>t:»-aairc. Mr. Wanshery
ready for the
l.ii s between Hu* steel ends,
s;. -e • !ii' .ever being scarce.
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of th Moose wil meet to
ri, ow •.•rnoon at 2 o’clock and knit
> . members ol’ the war ser
vice.
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Tin r> dar Tuesday, luncheon of
! v> y \ 1 Chamber of Commerce
II • lie:d tomorrow at 12:20.
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V. \ !i auditor of the Copper
tl vote* n IK IK, and the
:■i : i -’*i]» Co., arrived on the
1 ill •( i nin here until the
• in. h to Anchorage.
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1 i\ >h ilogister repivsonta
\e . rod o lithe Alaska and
V • ... d among the merchants
v hiK 11 t* .mer was in jiort.
v L V. Rav returned from
.!doz u the Alaska.
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!: *i arrived in the city
ci;** coming over on
.
:v if. i! [ Vdph refuined from
■ V1 \a \vh* re she has
•. th her relatives.
. 1 ami v. if', from Skagway,
■ > :’ (' Ala dx\a today and will
n ai.’i a S ward.
. r , ■ . rood commissioner for
ved on the Alaska
i 10 n . om Valdez.
1 m •;]'.[ eight days
V "] tin south for Seward.
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» • for \nchorago on the
for a visit with his fa
e m : • ouside to enlist.
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• i." .. (Voss will make its
applies- to the Se
ll* id* n:ivte**s «) i the Alaska. The
->i tains the following articles, a
o of tl v pupils:
: n Sa tak.
; i lizabctn Uoraig 2,
. 1 ,u ', I.avonia Stotko 1,
r, . M.urjorie .Mel'hail and
!. rl iie’ma Tallasen 1, Mer
. rle.l* Miss Robb 2, and Miss
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iTXl \L SALE AT IIETTEL’S
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v bn ’ ?ts. .25 its. and .50 cts.
• .si v < indy, regular 20 cts, 3
ior 25 its.
, rohde -, regular $1.50 at
$1.23.
... I _ io Mints, reguiai 15 cts. 3 for
v t I a t o. 1 lb. jars $1; Yi lb.
cans, 10 cts.
o I Short, 1 lb. tins, 50 cts.
n ; i rhess Khaki Knickerbock
, :»ce;*il \ ilurt In own <fc Hawkins.
'‘Quality Fir«t.” tf
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Sc>\ en doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
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T ? El Roi Tan Cigar maws your
l it worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. JS
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Wallace 1. •
10 Holders • Gladys Green.
1 Afghan — 1, 2, 4, and 6th
, Grades.
Wash cloths — Everett Patton,
Beach Patton, William Kautio, Patsy.
Kay and Thelma Tallusen.
:\ Wristlets; Elizabeth Torrey, Helen1
Tallusen and William Manthey.
2 Helmets — Margaret Sloan and
Clara Manthey.
Sweaters — Elizabeth Romig
Nima ’I horeen and Elizabeth Torrey.
S Shawls — Susie Guest 1, Nima &
Marie Tlioreen 4, Doris Simpson 1,
( nra Manthey 1, Elsie Leslie, Mar
garet Slo.an and Ida Kevell, 1.
The Juniors are also shipping 00
pounds of tin foil to Seattle.
FREIGHTER LATOUCHE HERE
The h'g freighter Latouelu* arrived
at midnight with 1100 tons of piling
lumber :lnd coal aboard for the com
mission. The Latouche also bad sev
( ml tons for the San Juan. Capt. John
>.mui reported a fine trip north.
GEXS*A BEAR
Charles Eimswiler and Bill Dewitt
returned yesterday after a hunting
trip to Day’s Bay. Cl\arlie shot a big
bi.uk bear and brought the hide and
’ | art of the carcass Rack with him. A
goat was .also seen on the side of the
mountains.
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! ivsh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES *
Still tfoing at $5.00 per pair. |
Have a look at our window /
GOOD VALUES
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B V Ds in Union Suits
1*0 RON KNIT, the kind you see
thru
HANNON, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
SHORT RUBBER BOOTS
illl* RUBBER BOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
• ELORSHEJM DRESS SHOES
A complete line, latest lasts
and shades priced $9.00 to $15.00
Reasonable, quality considered.
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The Place Where Men Outfit
• Sewaid Alaska
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F*Rone Main 134
HAVE VOS TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD EGGS & BUTTER
OR
HILL BROS. COFFEE
They are
IKE BEST
___m «■.. r—in »—«.« r-si mn ran
Moot m«* at the nranctk *♦».
ALEX FKAZEK.
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Bead the Catoway..
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The El Itoi 'Ian Cigar »s particu
larly mild. Try one and yov will he
a regular smoker *»f the brand. J”
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Meet me at the Branch. tf.
| JOE EVANSt n .
Boys' Dutchess Corduroy Knicker
bockers. We pay you 10c for every
button that comes oT. Brown S
Hawkins/ “Quality First.” ti
Evinrude engines at J. L. (Iraki’s, tf
r hone Main 124 P. O. Box 144
THE BRANCH
Carries the best or everything in
FINE
CIGARS & TOBACCO
ALASKA’S
_"PRIDE"
The BEST of all
BEVERAGE’S
always ON ICE
A LEX FRAZER JOF EVANSON
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S. O, MOK FORD
Successor t-o
JOE CAMPBELL
2n;I Floor Van Gi'derBidg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFOHT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
lM. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prof.
SEWARD - and - ANCHORAGE
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FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
It is the absolute duty of every citizen and resident to
help in conserving the nations food supply. Economy,
aside from assisting our government in its present task to
rid humanity of the martyrdom brought about by Hohen
zollern Imperialism, will strengthen our personal as well
as national Wealth, Liberty and Independence.
We have just received an amply supply of calendars
of Thrifty receipts, of which we take great pleasure in giv
ing Free, to Ladies who will call for same in person at our
store.
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The calenders are bound in a nifty cover, beautified
by a reproduction of the famous painting of “Lady Alice ’
and contains 23 pages. Recipes, contributed by the State
President and Directors of Gereral Federation of Wo
men’s Ciubs; valuable thrift suggestions and numerous
.*9i' information besides color illutration of the vaious
cuts of meats, are cantained in the Calendar.
Don’t miss to get one!
BROWN ' HAWKINS
“Quality First ’
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GROCERY.
MAIN 1 ,
PHONES
OFFICE
MADISON 80
HARDWARE
ADAMS SO