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War Saving Stamps.
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city co kit la t llitfht Ir.i u M* bosi
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presided «».| . mp. men i .
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. i,... ’ voti *. are toda> c'hk -
•rstors and Connie amen in
many .**!.. cs and governors in ot im
a u . v trials are beinjr elected t»
day in Abibama. Arizona, Arkansas
California, Colorado, Conneeutieut
(, n- ia. I1 »noi . Ii (liana, Iowa, Kan
sas, l.oiii 'aiia, Ma.NS.ichu m . e
Dakot a, Ohio. ^Oklahoma, ° •*
d!ode I d. . o i!> Cara. n
r> k#»t.i . , a r . V manl i ’Vi
cons in.
• u and 1 )emo t ari
|v 'fr':’ at the pal' for control of
v e «*a . . The end of the campaign,
according i«> advices received Ay t'..e
nun1 *d by an a hr -n •*
of <*levnth hour nmetii v on am.un!
>f t!tf‘ influenza epidemic.
\ 01 INC IN ILLINOIS
lit in the contest ror meto*
•i ( . S. s myior -am • ' am «
and ^edoll MrOonnirb
M’OMKX *PM VO’! !* C .
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nor.
V ' { ’ '*T \THKU IN ST 'TPS.
| w^’Pv.tox, \ov. :» - V:\
* >n for the election.
\;rro o. o. !*. mom:v
i 0 >itii'riati<* committee said this after
< ,* o*’ "ior« > seems \
. JV, !i Voiiv mo
t ! m > »*s Tim poo)
' o < '• will ufivo President V. i!•>•»»'
• • •/ P( ! h>* J.O. Al.f.Y.
lj:id boon b7
ard h <t arly tv
af’-'rroon votbur became more speedy
a*'1 i> exp eted to be fast from > t<
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(Paid Athvrii orrent)
RA’ CANDIDATE FOR
DELE E ro C )NGRESS
(. : A.. SULZEIi.
DEMOCRATIC ViUiET
FOR DELEGATE
CHVKI.ES A. SULZER
of Sul/.er.
For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
of Anchorage
For Representatives
JOHN NOON, ol »rd; .1 vs H. PATTfJRSON. ol Valdez;
FI BERT E. KAY, «f Cnrda .a. ROBERT D. SMALL of Anchorage.
FOR ROAD* COM MISSTON ER
JAMES E. WILSON. of Valdez.
The above ire the regular nominees of the Democra ic party. They are
men who are hear■ il> in accord with President Wilson in the conduct ol war
an/1 his police s, and with Governor Rig^s in his program for VlasUaV. (level
opiYu'tu
liie closing oi the polls at 7 o'cloc’:
lomgiiv. u is oencvoU Lout ftcuar1
will cast between 1.70 anil I Vo vote.
posnJoiy. lhere is practically no be* •
mg c*u in* election in £>ewurd urn
lan last mgnt trying ms be. i '
i gel a small bet on Suizer with no l
* i« ki i; .»am money in sight.
lomgnt territorial election r»tuiMsi
in l> received and posted at the* lv‘\
.id the .Northern, li you are Uiiaoh* ti. ,
go down town phom the Gateway ; :
.. r M (# < lock and any returns r* eci\e 1 1
up to midnight will be given out. J'h 1
vote in Seward should he counted by
.) o'clock. \ aide/, and Gordova .< vo •
hould !)•* on tiir cable between a.in \
10 o'clock. Interior votes should V r
ici/od in Seward before midnight r j
at I. it - V a forecast.
The Liberty theatre will also slur
returns on the screen during t! e I
diow.
A. b’S ELECT
.Wxt .Monday n ir t the Arctic P.o
h. -rhood will hold a i*»j» Miorter <*•' ..
• okcr to i< * I low tii • installation ;>*.
\ ' x officer*. At tlve mooting hi t
i. *..i i cm. .n.li eonsdsting of Mt **
. :C . t . .inti .Myc r; \\i s named
e l'l
. i ,7 . u. . i.iuy; wo: th while.
To- to ‘ • .-••re tie* o;Ym*ts
t . t rlin;*f la*t ii e;!it tt» Ik*
; ta' . . sio i n*'\i Monday
niirht: -
-A. 7. McDonald
V'ice At<t;* (’It. 1 - tilmer A.
lrieiul.
A» ’ '»>'< *’• der - \V. P. Henry
\ 'til* ' i .:}*•» .11 l a] Pros' 1. .
K. ■ ;;**r oi ,u?:rvl. — A. H. I.
AI**rs.
• 7 h»> \uon, I j. ,S. Paid
• a. \V. P !' my. Ivter \ndcr. m>
'. • f.'nk
V ’ P* \T I unii.Ocd apartment*
juiat Pic !w*y. if.
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YOI R S H )KS half soled with
•march Oak. It hat no equal, $1.7'*
i i pair. l.loydY, Oppo-ite l.ihc’ty '1'he
ft re.
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WINTER
UNDERWEAR
MEDLK OTT STANFIELDS
COOPER'S WRIGHTS EAGLE
All of lilt* best grades in two piece
and union suit*.
ALL WOOL SHIRTS
The newest snappy patterns in winter
weights and colors. .Viilitary and neg
ligee collars.
WOOL SOCKS ( A SSI MERE SOCKS
SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL I’M Lit iv
HOSIER V.
SWEATERS MACKINWV COATS
M \( KIN \VV PANTS
KMT CALS
OV ERCOATS
I’ilK PL \CK WIIURK MIL’S OITIT!
iiiiiiii:iii!iiii!i!iMi]iii;iiiiiiimi;!immm
WANTUD— Two men lo cut wood
at Mile .3— $3. per cord. In good tim
ber. Apply James F. Brennan. Mile 3.
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OVERLAND
JOSIK {<NOSC’HK Prop.
HOME COOKIN'!
OPKN BAY AND MLUT
iJ.:iii:iiii;ii;immii:i:!!!iiiiini:immi!si;i
CURTAIN TKUl) Keeps out the
ruin. Brosius &. noon. tf.
Fvinrude engines at J. I.. C.raefV. Tf
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. .The Moon cafe is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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( URTAIN—TUFD Roofing at
Brosius & Noon. tf.
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S. O. MOR FORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor V«n Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
MMViMMMMM mmm i ip<— ».«i 1 I ■ ■ ■■ ■■ I—— ■ ■■ ■ i ■■■■■■' " * 1 *' 1
H O T E I.. S E W AR D
WITH AH. TH E COMFORT OF A HOME
ATE' EY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
t. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEiLEY, Prop.
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BRADLEY KNIT SWEATERS
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BATHROBES and DRESSING SLIPPERS
EVERYTHING FOR THE TRAVELER
“Quality First"