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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1917
7:30 and 8:00 P. M.
LATEST
HEARST-PATHE News No. 60
Watch this space for the big
feature coming on first boat
for Sunday night.
EXTRA GOOD PROGRAM
10c and 27c
SPECIAL IN WAISTS
LATEST FOR FALL
NEW WINTER UNDERWEAR
HALLETT & SCOTT
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
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C. E. Beecher, government man, is
registered at the Seward hotel.
.]. It. Herzer, of Hope, is domiciled
for a few weeks at the Sexton hotel, j
F. J. Nicherson and H. Oliver left
for Latouche on the Admiral Watson.
William Hesse, government survey
or. returned to his headquarters at
Cordova on the Watson last night.
J. H. Frazier and wife, who have
been guests at The Overland, left for
Seattle on the Admiral Watson.
L). A. McDonald, of the Kcnai1
Placer Mining Co., was a passenger
to Valdez on the Admiral Watson last
mght _ s !
T. W. Hawkins entertained with a
I dinner party Friday night in honor of
Capt. anti Mrs. T. M. Ward ami Mrs.
Phillips.
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Mrs. T. M. HaiT entertained Mrs.
Phillips. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Melville.'
at the “movies” Thursday evening,,
after which their husbands joined j
them at Mi's. Harr’s home where
bridge was enjoyed and a delicious re
past served.
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J. R. Melvin, wife and three chil
dren, who have been at the govern
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ment experimental farm at Kodiak,
returned to Seward on the Admiral
Watson.
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PROGRESS IN PORT
The big gas boat Progress, of the
Northern Fisheries Co., of Seattle, ar-1
rived in port late yesterday afternoon
from Kodiak. Capt. Everson came to
Seward to have repairs made to the
exhaust pipe and expects to clear to
morrow. The Progress has a codfish
cargo.
SIX DAYS MAIL COMING
The steamer Alaska which is re
ported to have sailed from Seattle
last Tuesday and should reach Seward
by the first of the week, will have six
days' mail aboard.
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DOR IT Y IS LAID AWAY
Accompanied to the grave by only
those required to assist in burial, the
body of Guy T. Dority, participant in
the recent tragedy, was laid away in
the final resting place yesterday after
; noon. Rev. J. J. Patton read the!
Methodist burial ceremony at the
grave.
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FLYE COMING ON ALAMEDA
C. E. Flye, of the Pacific Steam
ship Co., who went to the westward
Cotter Needs Money
Did it ever occur to you that
in order to handle a stock of
goods in this country it is neces
sary that a man in business be
able to get in his outstanding
bills promptly?
WELL, HE DOES.
We take a great deal of pleas
ure in obliging customers in the
matter of credit, but unless bills
are settled promptly it works a
hardship on the merchant.
Now when credit is extended
to you it is up to you to make
that credit good and you should
make every effort to settle on
the first of every month.
Fall goods are arriving on
every boat and owing to the con
dition of the Outside Market,
hills have to he met promptly
and for that reason 1 want to
ask each and every creditor of
mine to make all efforts to pay
promptly.
This means YOU if you are
on my books and I will greatly
appreciate it if you will come in
and settle your bill promptly.
If the favor of extending a
credit to you was a favor, please
prove it today by calling and
settling.
THANK YOU.
COTTERS
Broadway Seward
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Trunks
Suit Cases
Traveling
Bags
Seattle Prices 1
URBACH’S
on the Admiral Watson, left the boat
at Anchorage and will come to Sew
ard on the Alameda. Mr. Flye is •
making his annual trip to Alaska
ports, being general freight and pas-j
senger agent of the P. S. S. Co.
ALAMEDA TOMORROW
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Steamer Alameda of the Alaska
Steamship Co., is due to sail south
bound sometime tomorrow forenoon.!
Agent McDonald expected to hear
from Anchorage late this afternoon.
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
Dr. and Mrs. Baughman gave a
dinner party last night in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vaughn and fam
ily, who leave on the Alameda for
Portland, Ore.
SPECIAL TRAIN TOMORROW
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A train for Mile 34 will leave to
morrow at 9 o'clock.
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WEIR AT ANCHORAGE
Robert J. Weir, of the Alaska En
gineering Commission, will return to
Seward from Anchorage on the steam
er Alameda tomorrow. Mr. Weir ar
rived at Anchorage yesterday.
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COST OF FLAWING
PROVES PROHIBITIVE
HAVANA, Oct. 4, (Delayed).—
More than one thousand automobiles
in Havana have been forced into re
tirement by the action of retail gas
oline dealers in raising the price from
47 cents a gallon to $1 and in in
stances to $1.20. Prosecutions of the
dealers are threatened.
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