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FOB IDE YEAR
IN IBIS BEBIBN
“Business is good at Anchorage,
and although I have been in Sewurd
hardly 24 hours, part of that time be
ing Sunday, 1 find that business is
good here”. This was said by Sam
McDonald, of the Seward Drug Co.,
who arrived on the Alameda from An
chorage to remain here forseveral
weeks. Mr. McDonald is to well
known here to need any introduction.
“People in Alaska are just beginn
ing to feel the first pinch of this great j
war”, continued Mr McDonald. “Be
cause many people are leaving the
territory*, croakers immediately jump
to the conclusion that the country is
going to the dogs. Nothing is further
from the truth. There is plenty of
work at Anchorage. True, many are
leaving, but they are of a class who
have been doing special w’ork on the
railroad and are through. Many are
also going outside to enlist. Many
claim that Anchorage is going down
and that is not so for Anchorage has |
a wide section to pull from and that
section represents possible 10,000
people.
“Here in Seward much, 1 will admit
depends on the work on the railroad,
but let me tell you that every man
here now, or who will come will find
occupation just as soon as the weath
er conditions permit. Seward is not
dependent upon work on the railroad.
Our drug company does much business
with the w’estw'ard the same as other
merchants in the city. This money
from the w’estward is spent here. This
money remains here with the excep
tion of what goes outside to replenish
stock. Seward does a large business
\ with a vast section as it is a distribut
; ing center.
“I have studied the situation most
throughly, from a business standpoint
and can truthfully say that Seward
| and Anchorage are going to have a
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A. B. members do not miss the A. B.
Meeting Monday night, chechacos are
to be put over the trail and the com
mittee in charge has Guaranteed to
deliver the goods, in the way of plenty
Refreshments and Amusement —
Mush on!
John Noon
M 6 Arctic Chief
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NOTICE— Hereafter all smoking
tobacco formerly sold for twelve and
one half cents will be fifteen cents a
can straight at the Key. tf
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| HART, SGHAFFHER & MARX
*Ll WOOL
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SPRING SUITS
'vi^Msir not tatis&ed fl
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URBACHS
The store with a
| CONSCIENCE
! BL’Y ANYTHING. .What have
you? 1 sell anything, See McIntosh.
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The El Roi Tan Cigar ma*.cs your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. JG
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splendid season and if there are those
who can't see it this way, Just watch
and all will find my prediction is
creditably borne out"
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PENNSYLVANIA IK POET
The g&sboat Pennsylvania, Capt N.
Engblom, arrived from Latouche yes*
terday afternoon. The Pennsylvania
is one of the tenders for the San Juan.
COMING WITH COAL
Freighter Valdez is now on the way
to Seward with coal. The commission
has 300 tons aboard and the Alaska
Transfer 200 tons.
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OFF FOR DRIER BAY
Capt Jacobsen expects to get away
this afternoon with the Augusta C.
for Drier bay.
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Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown & Hawkins.
“Quality First.” tf
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Shoes For
Everybody
FELDER SHOES
BUCKINGHAM AND HECilT
SHOES
ARarv SHOES
FLORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
HTHIAN AND BARKER
DRESS SHOES
ALL KINDS, ALL PRICES
SHOE PACS—
—RUBBER BOOTS
COTTERS’
The Place Where Men Ontfit
Seward Alaska
SEXTON AND
THWAITES
Cigars and
^odas, Ice Cream, Candy
' ^mmercial Photography
Phone Main 134
HAVE VN TlfEI FOR BtERAFAS?'
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BROOKFIELD EOOS & BOTTEI
e- ' or «§►
HILL BROS. COFFEE
They are
THE BEST
BORGEHS’ GROCERY
Meet m* at the Branch. tf.
ALEX FRAZER.
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Broadway Bakery and Coffee Hoo.se
Uinches, all kinds of pastry and the
beat coffee in town. L. F. tf
The E! Rol Tan Cigar particu
larly mild. Try one and yo> will be
a regular smoker of the brand. J8i
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Meet me at the Branch. tf.
JOE EVANSON.
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Boys' Dutchess Corduroy Knicker
bockers. We pay you 10c for every
button that comes off. Brown £
Hawkins. “Quality First.” tf ,
Eriarude engines at J. L. Graces. tf
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Phone Main 124 P. O. Box 144
THE BRANCH
Carries the best 01 everything 1%
FINE
CIGARS & TOBACCO
ALASKAS
“PRIDE"
The BEST of all
BEVERAGE’S
always ON ICE
ALEX FRAZER JOE EVANSON
FIRE INSURANCE
S. (X MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK
M. A. HORNER, Manager
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WELL LIGHTED AND HEATER
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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MATANUSKA
SPUDS
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TWO DOLLARS PER HUNDRED
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WE ALSO HAVE
BROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First”