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The Home of Good Groceries
Prices of staple commodi
ties are gradually reach
ing normal.
Eggs, Butter, Lard, Ham, and Bacon
prices are going down. We are
keeping pace with declining
prices. • Our grocery stock
is complete. Fresh fruit
in season at
Borga
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NOTICE OF MEETING
The Arctic Brotherhood will meet
Monday night, February 28th for the
purpose of nominating officers.
H. S. BALDERSON
TRAIL WEATHER REPORT
SEWARD, 34, Cloudy, Calm.
ANCHORAGE, 28, Cloudy, Calm.
MATANUSKA 46 Cloudy, Calm.
CHICKAuOON, 25, Pt Cloudy, Calm.
WASILLA, 35, Cloudy, Calm.
TALKEETNA, 30, Cloudy, Calm.
HURRICANE, 32, Cloudy, Calm.
SUMMIT 30, Cloudy, South.
HEALY, 28, Cloudy, Calm.
NENANA, 9, Cloudy Calm.
FAIRBANKS, 16, Cloudy, Calm.
J. C. Cunningham, train dispatcher
of Anchorage, came over on Wednes
day's train and retprned on the Rus
sel snow plow.
SEWARD HOTELS ARE
FILLED WITH GUESTS
The following guests are registered
it the Hotel Oyer land: L. Bandit, H.
C* Morris, R. G Wakelin, Maurice
Sugg, Geo. Auyuisait, W. J. Harith,
jauia Crawford, W. Johnson, J. W.
Iarris, T. G Tebulf.
Those who are registered at the Ho
el Seward are: B. Johnson, E. Cour
ier, Mrs. J. Robins, Dan Spider, Mrs.
I. Bishop, Miss L. Wood, H. Young,
Ira. Flynn, G E. Shea, wife and baby
. E. Buckner, Duncan Little, D. J.
ieirdon, G A. McDougal, F. B. Cur
on, Mrs. H. E. Pratt
Hotel Sexton guests are: Ed Legris,
harles Cleague, Ed Hubschmilt, A.
]. Shaw, John Olsen, T. O. Nyberg,
Jecil Clegg, Matt Ballanger.
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‘Fourth Liberty
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Bonds
and will deliver these to their owners on
surrender of receipts. Kindly call at the
R«r>v of Seward and receive your bonds.
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School to Qivt Flay ap*.
Rehersals are being held every ****
ing after school for the play which
the pupils are soon to prsiapt to toe
Seward public.
The play itself is a good one. There
are some clever peopile in the cast,
and they are doing some very good
work. “Clever work" in anything like
this means hard work as some of you
know.
The following people are in the play
Hasel Borgen, Beatrice Baughman,
Meryl Towle, Edith McIntosh, Clara
Manthey, Thelma Tallasen, Helen
Balderson, Marit Side, Charlotte
Mathison, William Manthey, Willard I
Shellhom, Arthur Prickett, and Fil- j
raer Carter. , .'
Watch for the Name! Watch for
toe Place! Watch for the Date!
In the Latin contest of toe ninth
md 10th grades of the High School,
Villard Shellhom, of the. Pth grade
eceived first place.
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For the past achool month there has
'seen no tardiness in either Miss
Schwarz’s or Miss Lynn’s rooms. For
this reason these rooms were excused
it 2:30 yeterday afternoon. Of course
. t is more difficult for the High School
md primary pupils to be on time!
Quring the recent blizzard, the
ouncil sent a team and sled and took
toe children of the primary grades
from the school to their homes. Both
he achool and the community wish to
ell the council of their apredation.
rhia furnishing of transportation is
rery bad weather, is one of the marks’
| f progress of a school district
WASHINGTON DAT SERVICE
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Services In the Methodist church
ast Sunday evening were in common
'ration of the birth and life of George
7ashington. The text chosen by Rev.
barter was from the book of Genesis.
\ message bad come to Abram urg
ing him to go out* from his father's
1 house and seek a home in a land yet
unknown to him. Aj an incentive tills
promise is given him: "I will make of
thee a great nation, and I will Mess
thee and make thy name great; and
be thou a blessing."
Rev. Carter called attention to the
fact that in the history of nations in
remote ages certain men stood out
as great characters and Ground these
central figures the histoy of the na
tion was witten. The people were only
a background to enhance the great
ness of tht central figure.
There is one statement in the text
often over looked, but is really a con
dition upon which the fulfilment of
the promise depends. The promite; 1
will make thee a great nation. The
condition is, be thou a blessing.
The Hebrews referred with pride to
Abraham as the father of theif na
tion. The blessing of his life was not
united to the Hebew people, but is
BROWN & HAWKINS Corporation
SEWARD’S LEADING STOKE
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Have you seen our special clothing window feat
uring Men’s Mackinaws, Overcoats
and Raincoats
At Greatly Reduced
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This is a special lot of coats of which we
haven’t a complete run of sizes:. Several,
different models and patterns; — If your
size is here now is your chance to get a
real bargain. *
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' SEE THESE VALUES
MACKINAWS ..... $10.00
RAINCOATS ..... - 20.00
OVERCOATS.$26.00
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RUBBER BOOTS '
RUBBER COATS
SHUPACS INSOLES
HEN’S UNDERWEAR
FELT SHOES
WOOLEN SHIRTS
WINTER CAPS
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BROWN & HAWKINS
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LOCAL GOSSIP
SOCIALLY AND
OTHERWISE
Twenty-five passengers departed on
the raomingi train for Anchorage.
Duncan Little, employed with the
Bureau of Public Roads, left on the
morning train for Schooner’s Bend.
Miss Una Rorth, employe of the
Bank of Anchorage will be an incom
ing passenger on the train this even
ing. 1
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Spring hit Seward last Thursday
with a rush. Per the peat two days
the snow has been disappearing at an
alarming rate. Now is the time to
shovel off your sidewalks before the
trails break up. Dry feet will save
much sickness.
Mrs. P. 4. Flynn, wife of the section
foreman at Mile 29 arrived on the
Gateway Flier end is a guest of the
Hotel Seward.
Duncan Little, the Kens! guide ar
rived oa the SMurdayV train end Is
registered at the Hotel Seward.
C S. Shea, wife and baby, arrived
an the Gateway Flier Saturday even
ing ea a visit to Mu Shea’s brother,
Mr. WttUaa Bryan of this city. Ha
Shea has been stationed at Gold Creek
for the past year holding the position
as Master Mechanic for the Alaska
Engineering Commission.
H. L. Morris, the popular represen
tative for Schillings Best arrived on
the Flier Wednesday evening. Mr.
Morris is a guest of the Hotel Over
land awaiting the arrival of the S. S.
Northwestern.
D. J. Reirdon, Special Fiscal agent
for the Bureau of Public Roads who
has been stationed at Schooner’s Bend . ^
for the past month arrived on the*
Gateway Flier Saturday. Mr. Reirdon
left on this mornings train to resume
his work.
T. W, Hawkins returned from a
short business trip to Anchorage, on
Wednesday’s train.
The Liberty Theatre
I FRIDAY ANDSATURDAY 8:00 p.m.
I “DOLLY’S VACATION”.—5-Red Comedy Dr ma j
1 tray Pictograph and Cartoon Comedy! Abo: Pathe ]
1 Comedy: “Toto’s Troubles”.— 9 Reel Program.
I SUNDAY EVENING 7:80 and 9:00
I BUly Burke in‘‘Wanted, a Husband” in addition to
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