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\ LSO THE BIG HIT COMEDY
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(SEWARD SNAPSHOTS]
The Barge Lawrence in comnian>l
of Capt. Twncr, arrival in pm*! la*t
m$ht fi-om Anchorage in tow of th**
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URBACHS
The
• ALWAYS RELIABLE”
JEFFERSON
SHOES
Work Shoes
And
Dress Shoes
A. K. C. tug Anna W„ in command of
I’apt. Ward. The barge brought 480
, • oal and several tons of mer
chandise.
“Sylvia*is to be the new name of
the former ice cream, candy, smoke-*
and photogiaph piace known as Sex
♦ on Thwaites.
S. Stalinsky has opened his shop
and >ays he is going to stick to the
’adoring game and remain in Seward.
The Moose will hold their regular
HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE
The recognized standard for 30 years.
BROOKFIELD EGGS AND BUTTER.
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Premium Ham and Bacon
None better
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THE KEY!
HAVE YOU SMOKED
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Try One
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weekly lodge session tonight.
The teachers in the public schools,
who have been re-elected for the next
school year , intend to remain in Sew
ard this summer and not go to the out
side.
Mrs. L. V. Kay has changed her
mind and does not intend to go to tlv*
states on a visit, just yet.
Homy Kussell is aboard the Admi*
o) Watson for Seattle. Mr. Kussell Has j
u jrcoo siaed poke of gold taken from i
Red Kiver. near Alitak.
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STEAMER NEWS
Steamer Admiral Karratrut is du ■ J
Suit Sale
% RfOUCTOIN ON ALL MEN’S SUITS
Here Ls Just The Sale You Have Been
Looking For.
Men’s Fine All W ool Suits, In Cheviots,
Serges And Mixtures.
These Suits Are All Big VALUES,
And You’ll Find QUALITY Tailored Right
Into The Garments.
We Know That You Will Be Pleased
With One of These Suits, Come In And Let Us
Prove It To You.
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THIS SALE FOR CASH ONLY.
Mail Orders Will Receive Our Prompt And
Careful Attention.
Brown & Hawkins
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“QUALITY FIRST”
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MILITARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS— SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
ed for Alaskans.
SEE
COTTER’S
THE I’l.ACE where men OUTFIT
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in Cordova this afternoon at f> o’clock
according to radio advices. The steam
er could arrive in Seward tomorrow
afternoon. The Admiral Farragut goes
to Anchorage on the present trip be
fore returning to Seward anti then
south.
The Alameda will arrive from tin
westward sometime tomorrow after
noon or early evening according >
radio advices from Capt. Davis.
Steamer Alaska sails from Seattl**
tomorrow forenoon for Alaska ports
including a trip to Anchorage.
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MAIL ON FARRAGUT
The Admiral Farragut will have
six day’s mail from the states and
eight days mail from Southeastern
Alaska ports.
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OLD POSTAGE RATES
SOON TO BE RESTORED j
The notice of the curtailment o'
two-cent postal cards and three-cc it
postage stamps and stamped envel
opes on July 1, 1919 f has been re
cta ved by Postmaster Root. After I
Julv 1 the postage rates will be the |
! EASTER
! WEEK
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Ellsworth’s
I SEE OUR WINDOWS
FOR EASTER WEEK
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Reductions made in C andies
Price by the Box
Regular $1.75 for $1.50
Regular $1.50 for $1.25
Regular $1.00 for 75 cents
Regular 75 cents for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettels’.
i BANK OF $ WAR I
1 established !<i05 ^
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
4 PER GENT Interest
S. O. MORFORD
Succetwor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Fioor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK
fl. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
same as the rates in force before the
change was made.
Before the change goer into effect
people will have a chance to use the
new Victory stamp, a three-cent stamp
issued to commemorate the successful
outcome of the war.
CA N N KB V ASSIGN M KNTS
The Northwestern Fisheries com
pany has assigned the superintendents
of its various Alaska canneries as
follows: Nushagak, F. A. Gepner;
Naknak, P. A. Bergland; Chignik, J.
\V. Hume; Kenai, P. .J. Gafin, Vuak.
Oscar Bergscth; Dundas, Capt. Albert
Nil sen and Quadra, Oscar A. Garsow
The superintendents of the Anacortes ;
Fisheries canneries will be as follows:
Kasaan, Capt H. I)e Gueldre; Anacor
tes, Boy Fulton; Neah Bay, F. W.
Barman. The Astoria plant of the
Booth Fisheries Co. remains under the
upomsion of K. Bendstrup.
MASONS NOTICE
Stated Communication ol Seward
Lodge No 219. F. & A. M.. will be held
Wednesday April 16lh, S o’clock P. M.
Work in 2nd Degree. Sojourning Mas
ons invited.
A. 16 Hugh Dougherty W. M.
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WANTED— Man to drive well. See
M. A. Homer, Hotel Seward. tf. I
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STARTS AIR SERVICE
CHICAGO, April 15— What is said
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A.iUy s express meets all trams and
steamer*. Phone 143.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
to be the first airplane newspaper de
livery service in America has been
started by the Great Lakes'1 Naval
Training Station. A hydro-airplane
w ith a supply of Bulletins, the official
paper of the Station, makes the 35
milo trip to Chicago each morning.
The service was started, the Bulletin
says, to “accomodate the ‘gobs’ who
ride in from Chicago each morning
and to mfcke/their ride, a little more
pleasant;’*
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FRENCH ALL GOING
TO BE AMBIDEXTROUS
PARIS April 15— Teaching child
ren equal use of both hands is one oi
the war lessons which has been taken
up by the French Academy of Medi
cine as the means of remedying F ran
ee’s physical inferiority.
BACK AGAIN
• .. . S. Stalinsky,
Cfeaninj; and Pressing
TAILORING
Next to Brown & Hawkins
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Lntirc New Management. H
Newly decorated and re- ■
furnifhrd tfirootfhout. m
Day ind up I