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DR. O. KEVT'NG
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GONE TO
THE WAR
J. a. ROMIG, M. a.
Office in K. R.
Residence third A\e.
Phones; Oft ice. Madison LiO;
Residence Vdanu \S.
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L. F. P. & S.. Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN. M. D.. <• • M*
Van Gilder Pudding
Office hours: l to and 4 to > P- m
Formerly of Nome.
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vi^r- every Tuesday 6 P-^-» *l
4. B. Hall. Viaitiaf Brother*
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J. M Sloan, Dictator
K. E. RUDOLPH, Secretary.
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HUN - EKS Ol ALASKA
* IGLOO NO. »
| meets on 2nd and 4th Saturday
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First-c'na* merchandise »t rea
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WHERE 10 EAI IN SEWARD
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JAMES PAULSON
HIKING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
SEWARD, ALASKA.
. The Moon cafe is open Nifht*
Washington street. Boxes for Ladieo.
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MONTANA WOMEN
TO REMAIN AT
THEIR JOBS
HELENA, Mont., Jan., 23— Pro
bably half of the 2 000 women in the
state of Montana who have taken the
places of men in industrial positions
during the war emergency will con
tinue to hold their jobs after the re
turn of soldiers and war workers, ac
cording to advices received by the
state industrial accident board, which
has supervision of industrial condit
ions in Montana.
“Their work, as near as we can
learn, has been very satisfactory, es
pecially in the matter of accounting
and bookeeping and office work,” said
A. E. Spriggs, chairman of the Hoard,
discussing the work of women on war
jobs. “In the line of manual labor, we
are inclined to think that the women
! now holding those jobs will he sub
mitted by men as soon as applicants
for the jobs in question present them
selves.”
Substitution of women for men »n
Montana has extended, in railroad
centers of the state, to car cleaners,
engine wipers and baggage handlers.
Advices received by the board indicate
however, Mr. Spriggs said, that wo
men in such positions will be sup
! planted by men shortly.
Hotels and restaurants have found
women efficient in the places formerly
1 held by men as waiters and elevator
operators, and women have replaced
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in a box
50 cents to $6
per box
A big stock of
CHOICE CANDY
in Plain and Fancy
boxes
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man in many instances as operators j
of passenger elevators in stores and
business buildings. In the office of the
board itself, three women now hold
positions as bookeepers given up by
men at the beginning of the war, and
Mr. Spriggs declared it to be the in
tention of the hoard to continue them
;n those positions so long as they are
iblc to do satisfactory work. Such, he
said he believed, is the case with many
other business offices.
In several cities of Montana wo
men are employed as mail carriers, to
he apparent satisfaction of their pa
•ons, and in Great Falls they work
for the street department in cleaning
pavements and tending the parks
LODGE wil l. DELIVER
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL
WASHINGTON, Jan., 23— United
States Senator I.edge, of Massachu
setts, has been selected to deliver the
eulogy at the joint session of the con
gress to he held in memory of the late
'omier President Roosevelt. The me
morial sendees will he held in the
house chamber February 0. Senator
Lodge was a personal, as well as po
litical friend of Col. Roosevelt.
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ALASKA TRANSFER ;
H. V. HOBEN, Manager
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Coal, Wood and Ice
General Tranbfe’* n I'houea, Mam 17 and HI
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER eri! POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSCN. Manager
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(Office—Bank cf Seward Etildin*
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ENVELOPES, STATEMENTS, BILLHEADS OK
ANY OTHER STATIONERY NEEDS OP YOLK
j PUCE OR STORE. PAPER PRICES ARE TO
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Tiie United States Government’s Commercial Center in Alaska.
OCEAN TERMINUS OF THE GOVERNMENT RAILROAD
GOVERNMENT NAVY AND COAL BUNKERS
GOVERNMENT AVIATION STATION
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SEWARI) - Center of Southwestern Alaska Fishing Industry - SEWARD
Timber and Logging Industry — Heart of the Mining Center
Business Opportunities in SEWARD and KENAI PENINSULA for Those Who Can
See Ahead, Far Greater Than any Other Part of ALASKA
Business men. home builders and permanent residents will find Seward the City; will find Sewaru. the placethey have been locking for.
WRITE FOR PARTICULARS TO ANY BUSINESS HOUSE ADVERTISING IN THIS PAPER; TO 1HE
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; SEWARD DAI LY GATEWAY OR ALASKA WEEKLY POST.