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TFKSDAY. SEPT. 23. 1917
7:50 1\ M.
Paramount Pictograph Educa
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William Fox presents VIR
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photo-drama of heart interest,
produced by Keanen Duel.
“Blazing Love”
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Watch this space for the big
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"HELL MORGAN’S GIRL”
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MI LIT VRY IN IT MEETS
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The Seward Military Unit held its
regular meeting last inght in the A.
11. Hall. Several new recruits showed
up for practice and were given their
first instructions in drill work.
The social, moral and physical bene
fits to be derived from attendance at
ing of the Unit.
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MEETING OK LADIES’ All)
ard will meet next Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Rosness. Members and friends are
cordially invited to the meeting.
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PROOF OF LABOR BLANKS AT THE GATEWAY.
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We offer complete service in all branches of
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Frank J. Cotter left this morning
for Mile 45, where he will look after
business matters, returning at the end
of the week.
Dr. 0. J. Keatitig is handicapped
this week, the result of being struck
in the eye by a piece of wood which
lie was chopping at his home yester
day.
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The Santa Ana is due in Seward to
night. She will sail from here to Seat
tle and this winter undergo repairs at
that city.
The S. S. Dora arrived in port this
morning and will lay here until the
arival of the Alameda, which boat
left Seattle today, the Northwestern
having been cancelled for reason not
as yet learned. The Dora will re
sume her run between here and Dutch
Harbor and way points.
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F. 1 i. Feitshans, of Los Angeles, a
guest at the Hotel Sexton, who has
been on an extended hunting trip and
incidentally looking over the country,
returned to the city yesterday, but is
very reticent upon the amount of game
bagged. Confidentially it is said it
was too much of a load and would be
brought in during the week.
George Sexton was last night elect
Patrick Mackinaws
That’s the Mackinaw with the
real old Cold Proof wool in it
and this is the place to get it.
Our stock of P A T PICK
(*,00!>S have arrived and while
we don’t like to brag, we must
admit that it is the best line of
all-wool winter goods that we
have seen in Seward.
Not a paltry few Mackinaw
Coats, hut a complete assort
ment of high-grade, high-color
Mackinaws and at prices rang
ing from
$15.00 to $20.00
The new Patrick Hunting
Coats arc the best that have
been shown. They come in the
Army Style, Khaki Color, bel
lows pockets; and Dick Windele,
the man that kept Kenai Lake
off the track last week, simply
couldn’t resist getting one, and
now Mike Degan is sore because
Dick didn't get one for him.
The next time Dick rings up
Seward, the second thing he will
ask for is another Coat for
Mike.
Letter have a look.
COTTERS
Broadway Seward
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Schaflfncr and Marx j
Ready - Made Suits
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ed councilman to serve out the unfin
ished term of A1 Chamberlain, re
signed. H. V. Hobcn had been elect
ed at a previous meeting but declined
to serve on aeount of business which
calls him from the city for indefinite
periods.
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NOTICE—If James Bartalis will
call at The Gateway office he will hear
of something that will be to his ad
vantage. ^
The S. S. Victoria will arrive in Sew- \
ard sometime Wednesday.
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Attorney L. L. James left on the |
A'lmiral Farragut last evening for An
chorage where he will attend to legal
business.
Wm. Stoddard, of the t . S. 1 ishery
Department, left on the Admiral Far
• ragut last evening for the westward.1
on business matters connected with his
department.
The U. S. Cableship Burnside left j
Seattle at this morning. Upon
her arrival here it will not be long un
til Seward will again be receiving ca
ble news from the Outside. The other
end of the broken cable has been found
but as yet no means have been devised
to hold it while being raised. The
Burnside will arrive about October ;»th
and will make the necessary splice.
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WANTED—Ladies' and gents’ wash
ing, ironing and mending. South
east corner of Washington St. Mrs.
La Fontaine. S27
FOR RENT—3-room furnished apart
ment at Cooper's. tf
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Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
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