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JACKIE SAUNDERS.
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"THE BAB FIXER”
AN EXTRA GOOD
FIVE PART DRAMA
ALSO A TRIANGLE
1 REEL COMEDY
“A TINNER OF NOTE’
“DON’T MISS IT”!
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>leamer*. Phone 148.
CERTAIN -TEEO keep* out the
ruin. Bro*iua 8: noon. t^
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CERTAIN—TBfIO Roofing *1
Bonus A Noon. • . 11*
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ICE CREEPERS at J. 1.. Brief*
l OR SALE Yellow Turnip* and
ItitahacoK. Small Turnip* at 2c. i>e»
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Phone Main !7.
LEON URBACH
STETSON Dll ESS H ATS
l> vllh STEKU BROWN & BLACK
HART SCHAFENER& MARX
SUITS « OV ERCOATS
WILSON BROS. DRESS GLOVES
SUEDE and MOCHA
"JEFFERSON SHOES"
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Wool Underwear Wool Sox
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Wool Shirts and Mackinaws
Felt Shoes Toques Fur Caps
IF MEN WEAR IT-WE CARRY IT.
Crown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
I have purchased the stock of General Mer
chandise from the Seward Commercial
Company. I will conduct the business un
• ■ der the name of BORGEN’S GROCERY •
My business policy will be the same as in the
past, a square and honest deal to all.
I am the sole owner and my own capital is in
- vested.
" • . Yours Truly,
t: GUS BORGEN.
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SHIRT WAIST
DANCE FRIDAY
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Next/Friday night. Valentine’s day,
the Arctic Brotherhood will give the
next social affair of the organization.
Tnis dance will be known as a shirt
waist dance, and the men can also at
tend in their soft shirts, discarding
the white collars, if they so choose. In
fiber words the St. Valentine’s da*'
dance is going to be a most informs'
affair so that all can attend and nave
good time.
The Arctic Brotherhood hold a
:Mrt session last night practica *y the
entire meeting being given ovoi to
•dscussion of the dance on Friday and
;ho pext oig feature, the m> ’• d
it { w and dr u p to he {riven Mood ly
r.'ght, March 17th. St. Patrick’s day.
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I.KG.a holiday tomorrow
Tomorrow is a le^al holiday, Lin
coln’s birthday, and the banks will be
closed. Otherwise business will pro
bably continue as usual the schools not
taking a one day vacation as so much
time was lost during the recent flu
epidemic.
The cable office will observe the
usual holiday hours tomorrow but the
Gateway will issue as usual.
'SEWARD SNAPSHOTS'
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Gasboftts Buffalo and Rosebud are at
the Seward dock from Kachemak bay
both having arrived for supplies.
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The Moose will ftold their weekly^
lodge session tonight in the little A.
R. Hall.
Passengers from Anchorage and
way points should arrive in town some
-time tonight. The rotary was at Mile
10 this morning headed north.
Prof. Elliott will open a dancing
school in Seward in the Van Gildar
Block. The men’s class starts tonight
at 8 o’clock.
MrtL H. D. Martin and husband, front
the radio station, came in last nieM i
and registered! at the Overland.
Fusick and Jenicke will’re-open the
Branch Grill about the first o' the
coming month.
Leon Urhach is now in Los Angeles
enjoying the breezes from the orang *
tree?.
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SEWARD COUPLE CELEBRATE
THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING
Sixty years of manned life was {
happily celebrated last night by Mr.
and Mrs. Walt Crawford at their home
on Third avenue. Many friend? called
during the evening and the long ago
evont was most pleasantly remember
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford were mar
ried in New York state, came west
to Lents , Oregon. From the web foot
state Mr. and Mrs. Crawford came to
Seward, which was about two year.'
ago.
The couple last night appeared as
chirp and as youthful as they did six-1
v years ago when they entered upon
tho married life which has been such j
a happy one.
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COTTER’S
FELT BOOTIES
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FELT SHOES
Whalebak Stag Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
SOX, MITTS, GLOVES.
Underwear, Shirts.
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COTTERS
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CURACAO LEAVES CORDOVA
Stcpmer Curacao left Cordova at
; 12:30 o’clock this afternoon enroutc
to Seward via Fidalgo Hay, Valdez,
and I^aTouche. Agent Hlue has not
been informed as to the arrival of t'i •
I steamer at this port.
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WEATHER REPORT
The following is the woather re
j port for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’
■ dock this mornirg:
^ Seward 30, cloudy, calm,
i Anchorage 12, Pt. cloudy, calm,
j Matanuska 20, cloudy, calm,
i Chiekalogyn 10, clear, calm.
I tVasilla 8, clear, calm.
CAftLK IS BENT AGAIN
The United States cable is busted
about 5 miles out from Seattle having
gone on the blink this forenoon. Pres/*
is coming from Seattle via wireless.
Hremerton to Ketchikan, Ketchikan to
Sitku, Sitka to Cordova then cable to
Valdez, cable to Seward.
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HKD CROSS MEETING
The executive committee of the
‘Se*rard Chapter of the Red Cross will
hold a meeting in the Red Cross rooms
promptly at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday ev
ening, February 11th. Important mat
tors of business are to he discusset.
and settled , and a good attendance is
desired.
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DANCING SCHOOL OPENS
Elliott's Dancing School will open
Tuesday night for the men at S o'
clock sharp in the Van Gilder Hall.
Ladies classes will he announced later.
Tuition $1. F11.
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On the 1st, of March, the Branch
(irill will reopen as a hakery shop and
restaurant.
rr FUSICK & .IENICKE.
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FOR RENT
Furnished rooms for rent- Van Gild
er Building. NTH?'
FOR RENT— Two furnished cab
ins. See Dougherty. F10.
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Cabins for sale; lots for sale; fur
niture for sale. See McIntosh, o?
Phone him, Madison 15f>. t|. N
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OUR BEST ATTENTION
Everything of a banking nature entrusted to
our care, receives our beat attention. We shall be
glad to have a share of your business.
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United States Depository '
for Postal Savings
Territorial Depository
City Depository
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Succeeuor to
JOE CAMPBELL -
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
I RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
i M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
! NOW OPEN
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QUICK
LUNCH
ROOM
i Seward Bakery
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’ Coffee and Ham Sandwiches, Pie, Doughnuts, Cake,
Pastry of all kinds. Quick Service.
Drop in When Down Town— Drop in after the Movies.
Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
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The best place to eat for Ladies and
Gentlemen. A single visit will 4
make you a regular patron.
—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDyft"
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
The Moon restaurant, open nights,
is the only American owned restau
rant in Seward, tf.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
NOW OPEN FOR
Business
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GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
FAIRBANKS
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JAMES PAULSON
DINING HOOmTiN
CONNECTION
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