B R 0 SI U S & NO O N
l.l MBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
WINDOWS DOORS. GLASS, MILL-WORK aud BOAT LUMBER
Aevnt* l or— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER. STAND Vftll.KID...
Fin K — H'U UN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerator*.
Vs.niire Yourself of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
COTTERS
THE Shavnc—Enin
SI’KIN (i Sanipics
Are Here—
l'one in and
Look O'er Lie
Samples ior a
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FORM Kit k A1SKR 11 U>
THIMJS HIS OWN WAV •
sow how i>im:KK\:
RKK1.IX. M:;*eh 1 The ‘emu-:
(«•' m tn \\ t-* ni th
Herman great hesuUiuarti r< in 'hi
levilie. Frar.ee . in the worM war. u»
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HEl l* W \N rEI) BY
Vtaskan Engineering l ommission
aapl> Fmp.ovment Otficc Sewurd.
Office Boy.
EOK SALE OK KENT— Small
house. c!o>e to machine shops. Ir
quire Frank Brow n. At -11.
FOK SALE— Team of eight dogs,
sleigh* harness and tow lines com
plete. Inquire (I. J. Melvin. Ala*-* \
M9.
House.
SKIS at J. E. GRAFF’S.
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothing— l KRACIl S
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Lady Torrington vaccum sweepers,
at GRAEFS
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Sleds for boys and girls at Graet s. !
RAYO lamps with shades $3 50 a*
Graefs.
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Electric Sewing Machine motor* si |
Graefs.
National Water Motor Washers !
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
Graefs.
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Graefs
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Grnof«
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FLASH LIGHTS aiKl batteries a*, j
J. L. Graefs.
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PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Shoe! Metal Works
CHAS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
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LET US DO
YOUR WASHING
Phone Main 157
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JOB PRINTING !
AT THE
GATEWAY
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GLYCERINE MIXTURE
« SURPRI E »SEWARI>
The quick action of simple glycerine,
buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed in ‘
Adler-i-ka, is surprising. One spoon
ful relieves ANY CASE gas on st'm-|
uch or sour stomach. Adler-i-ka acts
on ROTH upper and lower bowel and (
(‘moves all foul accumulated matter
which poisoned stomach. Often CUKES
constipation. Prevents appendieR s
One lady reports she has no more
pain in back of head or gas on stom
.1 h nco using Adler-i-ka. (SEWARD
DRUG CO.)
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. k* m ’ d li ms-'lr with an army of lack
y-. changed his uniform several
tin. *s a day and had a si: eng obj“d
en to ;ui\ Oui silk socks, according to
. d script? on of h s con luct there In
the editor of the Charleville Journal
T!» ed t»:, M. homelier, has just pi b
a -d an account of the former Km
pe:or*s conduct at C'a'‘l«‘v: 1\ He
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"Everything he wore we intend'
ko attain the greatest effect. Accord*
?;g to th** example of Napoleon 1 •
>Vpt in a single field bed, which, how
ever, did not stand under a tent but
in a wonderful villa which had every
imaginable protection against air
planes.
“His f^ar of fliers was so gr'v.t
that V constantly changed his sleep
ing n’ac** nr 1 created a regular te d
*f.» in which to sleep. In April, 1!>1 f»,
•'V' bombs fell in the neighborhood of
the imperial villa, and at another t:m«
*ho court tram was attacked, the
K’a’ser’s chief engineer, a cook an 1
several court officials were k;lled. In
th * garden of tho Kaiser’s villa the*e
n- rr, electrically-lighted dugout
w i*ii •« canac:tv *'f “0
“I’nlike h:s sons, the Kaiser’s meals
wore simple. His lunch consisted of
some roast or cold meat, and a desert.
KLIM
IK BMAi)#AY SMT
ORA B. HUBBARD,
Dist ributor.
0. M. C.
TRUCKS
iu .Molor Trucks there have been at
tachments and notions and unusual d< -
six ns, now we have the simple t«. .M. C-.
it >oil are seeking a sintpiO economical
aurabie truck, took into the Line el
ii. M. C.
U. »i. KLLSWOKTIi, A Kent.
Auiok Auto ^ (i. M. C. Trucks, l ord
. lies and I'Lvs.
Only on his birthday was there a b*t
i'. ‘cavil
fois gras, roast, rice, fru.ts, omiett*\
ami choice wine, la* usually drank
ba r or a light Mos do wine.
“lly tearing down sonic <>« tie
walls in the villa, the Kaiser had a
wonderful bathroom construct d.
Three of the big trees in the neigh
borhood he chopped down himself and
di. tribat <1 the wood to the poor fail;
ili-*a of Cha’levillo. The inhabitants
showed no approbation for his kind
ness. They asserted that he v. as t '
n*r to g un th**ir sympathies wit tout
pa. *:ig a p.’ anig. The wen n oxpolVd
fvo .1 i i!V .'*'1* com old so. y work h •
it . to do a'r'" d u al v ork.
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PHILIPPINES CALLING FOR
AMERICAN SCHOOL TEACHERS
W \S!IINCiTON\ March 4— To
ca-rv out its now school program, in
volving an expenditure of $15,000,000
over a period of four years, the Ph’»*
:pn*no government is seeking the ser
vices of 150 American school tonch
«»*s, including lvgh schoo’ instructors,
and specialists for normal school,
commercial, agricultural and phys.c
al work.
Two yon'- contracts arc required,
•i^d nurd-cants must he prepared to
work with the opening of the
Philippine Mission Press Bureau here.
A general entrance salary of $1,200
Wiil 1 Ion You Built'
ou. Courier Cutilocue far If'- HomcbulMrr not on’y
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i„r<- an*! paint, bn liimi«li« you Mra*- A fPFy 11
t,ro. Rotlr. 2229 A». S.. Seattle. Better MM* j
work \*»h aa-1
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POLITICAL ANNOl NCEMEN I
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* ALYCE E. ANDERSON
* OF NINI1XH1C
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.Announces her cnivlidncy lor
* (he Territorial Utilise of Repre
* sentalives subject to the Demo
4 erotic primaries in April 1920.
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a year with a \o percent bonus i.
paid, with higher rates for special
qualifications. Transportation exporv
.v s to Manila will be paid.
Applications are being handled
through the Bureau of Insular Al-j
fairs and the Civil Service CommV
<don hero.
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LOXDOX, Mar., 4— Extensive ey.
neiiments have been made in thi
count’y fo e.r'tiin whether clay can
he used in the manufacture ef so*»
ih’sults seon will be announced. Th
;.|on i •• t*x substitute coMo'dal clay fo
•he ratty ac:ds now derived from ani
mal and voo^table sources. If this
♦>,,ov,'s commercial’v successful, .t i
claimed it would effect a gr at reduc- |
t?on in the cost of manufacture. 1
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
T :vns leave and arrive at Seward a
follows:—
e.fwt \ at. Wednesday and Saturday
for Roosevelt, Tunnel, G:rdwo'»d.
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
day and Thursday.
Connections at Anchor'1 on Mor.d-n
and Thursday at 3:3.0 A M. f J"
Matnnuslca, WasOla, Houston, I• 1 - j
Voetnn, and on Wednesday and j
day- at 3:30 A. M. for Matsnu *ca,j
Eska, and Chickaloon.
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Of Southwestern Alaska, the heart ot the new
ALASKA OIL FIELDS
Reliable and positive information furnished.
Report of well known geologists and
consulting engineers.
Reports of the U. S. Government Experts.
Write for full information to the
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Seward. Alaska.
N- B. — If going to any of the Alaska Oil Fields,
OUTFIT AT SEWARD
I U. V. HOBKN A F. l)AV»M j
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HoliKN, Managkk
Coal, Wood and Ice
General Transle** * I’houes, Main 17 and HI
HOTEL OV ERLAND
YVhitteniore & Marpules — Proprietors
SEWARD'ALASKA
SEWARD WATER and FEWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NFLSON, Vlana^er
Office \#1 t«iir*•! Kiiilding
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