HARRIMAN
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I'nited Stales Depositary.
(H R WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND
LIBERTY BONDS Are All Sold j
M e Have M ired For A Fresh Suppb
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Thursday, Jan. •
Hearst Patho News Number !K)
William Fox Presents Oeorge
Man's Kef
good e-re»*I Fox Release
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“SOCIAL P1KATKS"
featuring Chai es Ar ing and
Annette PeFoe in - r * U. A
scream
8 reel program—adni. !•*» .**.tk*
in he top of a new toaster tor gas
a :ei»»ss in which eggs can
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War Bread lor Sale—at the Seward
Bakery. Three pounds for 2ac. Ml
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W \\TEl»—Instruction in English.
Once or twice a week. Inquire (latc
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Watch for the Bro»vn <fc Hawkins
Weekly Economist Bu'letin.
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War Savings Stamps
OUR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HAVE
NOW ARRIVED
In offering “War Savings Stamps’’ to
the public the United States Government
has made immediately available for every
man, woman and child in the country a prof
itable, simple and secure investment,
Thev are "Tattle Baby Bonds’’ like Lib
ertv Bonds, thev have behind them the en
tire resources of the government and peo
ple of the United States.
A good and Patriotic Investment for
ar children.
Call and let us explain the advantages.
The Bank of Seward
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
FOR POSTAL SAVINGS
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The weather forecast tor tonight |
and tomorrow is stormy.
A large number attended the party
given at the Radio station last night
by the wireless boys. The majority
of those attending went out early in
the evening in a big sled drawn by
four horses, while others went by dog
teams. All reported an excellent ev
ening, and that the, “boys" were most
capable hosts.
.1. Kimniel leaves on the Alaska
for the states where he will locate
permanently. f
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There was a large turnout last night
at the A. 1». hall of recruits for the[
military instruction drill. Several
mow men appeared in the drill class.;
tomorrow night the regular drill ofj
the Seward Home guards will be held
at the same hall.
(ieorge Walsh will be the feature1
tar in the movie program at the Em-j
press tonight entitled ‘‘The Beast.”
There is all kinds of good comedy j
running through this western drama,
m fact more comedy than anything
else.
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Mrs. .). C. Dougherty, who has been
stopping at the Overland, leaves on;
the Alaska for Cordova on a business
trip.
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Mrs. William K. Loo, wife of one of
the transfer men of Anchorage, ar
rives on the Alaska today from the j
south and will register at the Over-1
land. Mr. Lee came here to meet his;
wife and they will leave tomorrow for;
home.
The .Methodist Ladies Aid Society)
meets this afternoon with Mrs. J. J.
Button.
T. Uotila and wife, from Discovery,
Otter Creek, leave on the Alaska fori
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Ask any one who wears Schoen
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DRESS SHOES and RUHR FES
Snow Shoes—$5.00 per pair.
Red quilts—$3.50 to $40.00.
Roys and Woman’s Shoe Pars
$4.00.
Woolen Mitts and Gloves
Sox—25c to $1.50 per pair
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THE TRAITOR !
The l.nd.v- I»enr me! Jimmy bor
rowed my nine cents to i;et his dress
suit out to Hike tile to ;| show, Mil lleTt#
I’ve waited for him six hours!
a visit to the states. They expect to!
come north again and go to Goodj
News Hay.
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Curtis Mot ford will be the four
minute speaker tonight at tin* Em-!
prcs» choosing his own subject.
Tickets for the Red Cross benefit
dance, to be given Saturday night by
the (iirl’s Hiking club at the Arctic
Rrotherhood hall, are selling readily
and the young ladies expect a large
attendance.
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Mrs. Isaac Evans will entertain the
Rridge club Saturday afternoon at
two o’clock at her home on Fourth
avenue.
The Woman’s club will meet in tin*
Van Gilder hall tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o’clock fot the regular month
ly business'Wteeting.
Mrs. Hngland, of La Touche, oper
ated upon recently at the Seward
General Hospital for appendicitis, has
recovered suflicienty to he able to
leave on the Alaska for her home.
Three fish trap sites and an indus
trial and manufacturing site have
been tiled for record in the U. S. Com
missioner’s court by W. K. Ludy. The
four sites are located at or near Port
Chatham
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INCREASE IRON ORE
ST. PAUL, Jan. 31. — Mines in the1
Lake Superior district are expected
to produce and ship 70.000.000 tons of
iron ore during the 1018 season. This
would compare with the high record
of (>4,734,198 tons in 1910 season.
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VOl'NO WIFE BINDS
AND (LAGS HERSELF
BALTIMORE, Md.. Jan. 31. — The
story of Mrs. Bertha Vogelgcsan, 18,
that she was bound and gagged in her
home by a vieled woman and strange
man, has been exploded by her own
statement to the police.
She has admitted that she hound
and gagged herself in an effort to de
ceive her husband.
After being discovered bound the
woman told the police and her hus
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Mrs. W .A.McNeiley, Prop. Rates by Day or Month
Modern Conveniences Well Lighted and Heated
band, who is an employe at the dry
docks here, that a veiled woman and
a strange man had forced an entrance
ami forcibly hound her. She said she
concocted the story to offset neigh
borhood gossip, which she feared
would reach her husband.
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r. S. DIME AND NICKEL
ACCEPTED IN ERAM E
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMV,
Eranee, Jan. Ml. — Uncle Sam’s little
old thin dime has taken its place in
Eranee. Likewise the nickel, hut the
carfare coin hasn’t the ready circula
tion of the dime.
In the American area Sammie in
sisted that his dime was worth half a
franc, and tin* French people now ac
cept it along with the French, British.
Belgian, Italian and Swiss coinage.
Actually the dime is worth just a
little more than the French f>0 cen
time piece, and it looks about the!
same. Both are worth slightly less
than the English 6 pence, which gets
by occasionally as a half franc.
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