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The U>>- who last night organized
a post of the American Legion in Sew
ard could have adopted no more fit
ting name than Post Isaac Evans. It
is a distinct mark to the memory of
a requested citizen "ho died in th'°
cause of his country.
Smiatoi Lodge says as far the Sen
ate is concerned the treaty is dead.
And thank heaven the session of con
gress is dead. About the only good the
• xtra session of Congress did. as far
as Alaskans we»e concerned, was to
pass the six million dollar appropria
tion for the government railroad, a
proposition that will ultimately help
build up tin* territory.
The adjournment of Congress with
out ratification of the treaty loaves
America in a most peculiar position,
ro us up here in Alaska it seems to
have been a case of political spi*'
v »>rk and an attempt to undermine ev
erything President Wilson did while
abroad, although his achievement*
f BACKACHE '
Umber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin a Wizard Oil
1 harmless and effective prrpara
tieff to relieve the p.rn- oi Rheuma
tism. Sciatica. Lane L.u k and Lum
bago is Hamlin’s Wr/ard <>ii It ?»eu
dr^tes quicklv drive-- *»ut soreness,
md limbers up -tot aching and
muscles
You have no idea how useMd it
will be found in ca-cs ot everv day
ailment or mishno when there is
need of an immediate healing anti
septic application. m ca>e> ot
•prams. brtnse>. cuts, burn- bites
and stings
Cet ft from druggists tor db cents
If uot iatished teuun the b«*ttie and
get your monev hack
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? hi-i trv Wizard Liver
W hips, plea -ant little puik p Is. JD
cent- tiiiaranteed
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lo't tMt’h i ]i«»ruu£hi) Renovated.
"WY \\ Will.K ONLY FIRST CLASS
GOODS**
- ! i NDERS1 MID HOW TO
PREPARE THEM"
( huulmnaa and Court e»>
IS OUR MOTTO.
PKTY VTE DINING ROOM
FOR LADIES
l H VRLKS C VMERON. PROP.
\\r«: SERVE EVERYTHING
THAI IS GOOD TO RAT
OPEN IMY AND NIGHT
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have been lauded by men more learn
ed, more of a power and broader mind
ed than those who have seen fit to
turn the President's recommendations
ami his work, down hard. France , It
aly. t»reat Britain and other nations
nave atit'ied the treaty and the Lea
gue of Nations. America must now
take an unenvied position until pol
i itics again takes a turn for something
definite.
The formation of a post of the Am
erican Legion in Seward t’orb no
good to Bolshevism or 1. W. V.ism
in this vicinity.
The next impor tant step tl at
-hould be Liken in Seward is to ge;
n line with other communities and or
ganize the American order.
Do all tht% gooii you can i.ru ,'om
; ,ill find this is not such a had old
world.
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BUSINESS MAN
IS ENTHUSIASTIC!
W. \\. PAYNTKK OF NORTH
Rl Si ll O PK AISKS TAN LAI*
FOR HKLPINtl HIM AND
HIS WIFK.
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It is doubtful then* is a better
known or men- highly respected man
:u the vicinity of Charlottetown than
\V. W. Paynter, a geneial merchant
and proprietor of the hotel at North
Kustiro. Prince Kdward Island.
While on a business trip to Char
lottetown. recent’y, Mr. Paynter called
at Retldin Brothers drug store to
make a purchase of Tanlac and stated
that ln)th himself and wife are using
the medicine with wonderful lesulls.
When asked if he was willing for his
experience with Tanlac to be publish
ed, Mr. Paynter said:
“Yes. indeed, for it was by reading
the statements of others that we hoard
of it and were induced to give it a
trial. I had stiffen'd from a had stom
ach. poor appetite and a general run
down condition for years. 1 could not
digest anything properly and ns a re
sult I lost weight and strength con- j
tinually. I was extremely nervous,
slept but little and had that tired, no !
account feeling all the time. This con- i
dition had existed so long that it was
beginning to wear down my whole sys
tem. What l would eat nearly always
caused me nausea, cramps in the pit
of my stomach or some other form of '
\ indigestion. I also suffered from div j
ziness, felt listless and hadn’t the cn- j
orgy to attend to business properly. 1 I
was not sick exactly ; that is not sick
enough to take to my bed, but was
just about one half efficient and get
ting worse all the time.
“My wife was affected practically
the same way I was and had gotten in
this run down condition on account of
the care and worry of running the ho
tel. So after reading the high endorse
ments in the Charlottetown papers we
decided to try Tanlac, and while w’e
have only taken two bottles each
there is all the difference in the world
in our condition already. My wife says !
she is feeling like a new person and
as for me; w'hy I have my old tims !
vigor and energy back aud am just
feeling fine. Everything I cat agrees
with me perfectly now, for I have no
more pain or distress of any kind af
ter meals, and my sleep is sound and
restful every' night. We are going to
cuniinue taking Tanlac for a while
longer and I don’t hesitate to recom
mend it for I have never run across
a medicine that I considf r in its class."
Tanlac is sold in Seward by the
Seward Drug Co. (adv.)
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That exquisite Toilet Preparation in
i he following numbers;— |
PACE POWDER
IALCUM POWDER
_ TOILET WATER
' PERFUME
S veil I T POWDER
SOAP
Just Arrived from
rainier. New York.
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SEWARI) DRUG CO. j
The Hexall Store.
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of letter, but Mr. Sheehan v.ns one of
these who received a general order,
! Mo. ::s- V, signed by Commander-in
i chief John J. Pershing. This general
order is as follows:
j Mo «• that your service with the Am
1 .‘rican Expedition forces is about to
terminate. 1 cannot let you go without
a personal word.
At the caM to arms .the patriotic
manhood of America eagerly respond
ed anti became the formidable armv
whose decisive victories testify to 'Is
efficiency anti its valor. With the sup
port of the nation firmly united to do
fond the cause of liberty, our armv
has executed the will of the people
| with resolute purpose. Our democracy :
has been tested, and the forces of au
tocracy defeated. To the glory of the
citizen-soldier, our troops have faith
fully fulfilled their trust, and in a
succession of brilliant offensives have j
1 overcome the menace to our civiliza
tion.
As an individual, your part in the]
world war has been an important one I
ir tin* -um of achievements. Whe ther j
keeping lonely vigil in the trenches,,
or gallantly storming the enemy’s
stronghold: whether enduring mono- j
tonus drudgery at the rear, or sustain- j
ing the fighting line at the front, each
has bravely and efficiently played his
part. Rv willing sacrifice of personal
rights; by cheerful endurance of hard- ;
ship and privation; bv vigor, strength
and indomitable will, made effective
through organization and cordial eo
! operation, you inspired the war worn
i Allies with new life and turned the
■ title of threatened defeat into over
I whelming victory*
With a consecrated devotion to ditty
and a will to conquer, you have loyal
ly served your country. Ry your ex
emplary conduct a standard has been
} established and maintained never be
i fore attained by any army. With mind
and body as clean and strong as the
decisive blows you delivered against
the foe. you are soon to return to th'*
pursuits of peace. In leaving the scen
es of your victories, may I ask that
you carry home your high ideals and
continue to live as you have served - *
an honor to the principles for which
you have fought and to the fallen
com Hides you leave behind
It is with pride in our success that i
1 extend to you my sincere thanks for
your splendid service to the army and
the nation.
A_1_
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D ID YOU KNOW
1
That the Fruit The Key sells
is the very best that can be
purchased?
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And thut the Golden Pheasant
'I
Candy sold only at The Key
.
is perfectly perfect? i
You can surely lind
THE KEY
ENGLISH CLERGYMEN
TO ORGANIZE A UNION
WIMBORNE, England, Nov., 21 —
Clergymen, following the example of
physicians and other professional men
in England, are forming a trade union
for the purpose of securing better
conditions and more pay. The Rev. C.
W. Lloyd- Evans, vicar of the parish
church at Milborne, St. Andrews, in
the heart of Dorsetshire, is leading
the movement, and he is in receipt of
letters from clergymen in all parts of
the country pledging support.
Most of his correspondents unite
in scoring bishops. One says: “The
clergy may go to the workhouse for
all the bishops care.”
WOMEN CHAUFFEURS
INCREASE IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Nov., 21— Women, who
during the war found their most use
ful field of service as drivers of aifto
mobiles, continue to swell the ranks oi'
British motorists. From a few hundred
the number of women members of th«*
Automobile Association and Motor Un
ion has increased to 10,000.
One explanation of the increase i
the comparatively recent introduction
in England of the automatic self
starter. 4
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A COLO RELIEVER j
FOR FIFTY YEARS;
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Dr. King’* New Discovery I
has a successful record
of half a century
/TTMME-TU1ED for more than fifty
years aw! today ut tin* zenith ;
of its popularity! When you
itiink of (tint, you are bound to hi
convinced that l>r. King’s New I»is
covery docs exactly what it is mean' j
>o do—soot lies cough-raw throats .
< ongest Ion* tormented chests, loosen
))!ilegni-pack, and breaks the tnos
obstinate cold and grippe attack.
Im*. King’s N safe ror your
for vour mother’s cold, for the kid
die’s cold, cough, croup. Leaves n«
disagreeable after-effects. <$0e. mid
Sl.jn bottles at your druggist’s.
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Irregular bowels often result u<
m i*,*uis sickness and disorders of
tin* liver and stomach. Make them
act u.i ilicy should with I>r. King’s 1
New Life Pills. Keep the liver hc
live--ti c system free from waste, j
Joe. a 1 Kittle.
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