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WAR SAVINGS C ERTIFICATE
STAMPS THRIFT STAMPS
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United States Depositary. j
Safe Deposit Iioxes \
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HART, SCHAFFNER
& MARX SUITS
(STETSON HATS)
U R BACH ’S
THE STOKE WITH A
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9 L IBERTY TheatreI
I Wednesday & Thursday.May 1- *«.’> & lbthfl
fl Paid Weekly No. A v.-y .good number fl
fl Metro presents KM MKT CORRIGAN, inp
fl “GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN” The pic-raj
fl ture that will l>e very well liked by all. A picturizx-fl
fl lion in 5 parts from the book. A wonderful story,fl
fl told in a wonderful way.
fl Also a one reel I’athe comedy, "SKINNEY’Sfl
fl LOVE TANGLE.” fl
fl Music by Airs. A. H. McXeer. Usual Prices ^
fl Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M. I
fl Friday and Saturday nights Charles Chaplin infl
fl “The Immigrant." The bicuest comedy hit of thefl
BUY THRIFT STAMPS
SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT
SUPPORT THE RED CROSS
AND ALL OTHER MOVEMENTS THAT WILL HELP TO
DRIVE THE HUN INTO HUN LAND AND KEEP
HIM THERE UNTIL HE BECOMES SUF
FICIENTLY CIVILIZED TO MINGLE
WITH FREE PEOPLES.
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THE BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905.
CASEY LEAVES
DORA-HAYMAN
IS MAIL CLERK
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A. J. Casey, mail clerk on the steam
er Dora, has resigned and will leave
tor the states on the Northwestern.
Mr. Casey luis not been in the best of
health for the past three or four
months and is going to accept shore
duty somewhere.
Co-incident with Mr. Casey’s resig
nation it as announced today that the j
avail clerk will be abolished on the
Dora and the purser, who happens to
be Hill Dayman, will also look after
the mail. The Seward post office will,
sack and tie up all mail for the west
ward but the purser must look after
the wav port mail.
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Charles W. Gundreson and Andrew |
Anderson, who arrived from Scldovia i
| on the Dora, are registered at the
I Overland. Both men are on their way
1 to attend court at Valdez.
Tom Sheckleton, registered from
Prince Rupert, is stopping at the Over
land.
0. Lingschmit, in the fishing bus- (
mess at King Cove, arrived on the
, Dora and is registered at the Seward, j
Tom McKean is at the Seward
having come over from Unga on the ;
Dora. Mrs. McKean is coining north j
i on the Northwestern. They will return
U) the westward on the Dora.
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S. Torgerson and N. P. Nelson ar
rived on the Dora from Unga and are
: at the Seward while waiting for the
Northwestern. Both men have the
• rheumatish and are going to Soap j
Lake.
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Nelson Pouskay, Charles Boyle and
John Thorn are at the Hotel Seward, j
I They are from Seldovia and will take
* the Northwester south.
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Mrs. A. W. Pingl, of Seldovia, ar
| rived on the Dora and is stopping at
the Seward while waiting for a steam
er to Seattle. Mrs. PingcPs husband
is now in France withthe French j
Army flying Corps.
George A. Anderson, of Capt. Os
! mund’s cannery at Chignik, is a guest |
| at the Sexton having arrived on the
Dora. j
Arthur H. Miller, connected with :
the Bureau of Education, returned,
| from a trip to thewestward on the j
! steamer Dora. Mr. Miller is registered j
I at the Sexton.
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J. C. Larsen and 0. H. Williams arc
| at the Seward having come in from
Caine’s head last night for supplies.
| A. J. Casey, veteran mail clerk of;
I the Dora, is a guest at the Hotel Scw
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NOTICE
Regular Communication. Seward
Ix>dgc No. 219, F. <Sr A. M., tonight at
S p. m. Visiting Masons welcome.
Leon Urbach,
Master m 14
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ALL WEEK SALE AT HETTEI/S
Regular .75 box candy — .50 cents
Regular .20 jars stick cundy — .15,
two for .25 cents.
Regular $1 box caudy — 75 cents
Regular $1.50 candy — $1.00
f Initial box stationery Vi price, tf
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FOR SALE — 15 large minks. See
McIntosh tf
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Bovs Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown Hawkins.
“Quality First.” tf
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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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l BLY ANYTHING. What have
you? 1 sell anything, See McIntosh.
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The El Roi Tan Ol£*r ma^es your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. J3
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CREW OF DORA
HELPING FUND
OF RED CROSS
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At 1 ;.‘iO o clock this afternoon, mem- j
bcrs o: the crew of the steamer Dora,,
who had been paid off, donated $G(i.50
for the Red Cross War Fund, the
campaign which starts next Monday.
Harry Ellsworth, mmber of the special
drive committee, took posters, etc., to |
the men on the Dora and explained j
the need of the fund and the men re- j
speeded. Last night another member J
of the Doras crew gave Chairman j
Sexton $10 for the fund making ai
total to this afternoon of $7t>.r>0 to
wards Seward's quota of $1 COO.
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LOOK AT OIJK
WINDOW !
This is a special week on shoes
If you want a good strong pair of
heavy work shoes at a price that
makes it cheaper than going with
out.
HAVE A LOOK
HEAVY DOUBLE SOLE
HEAVY REINFORCED UPPERS
OIL TANNED STOCK
AND THE PRICE —LISTEN—
FIVE DOLLARS PER PAIR
$5.00
ALL SIXES COMPLETE STOCK
COTTERS’ \
The Place Where Men Outfit
Seward Alaska
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SEXTON AND
TH WAITES
Cigars and
Sodas, Ice Cream, Candy
Commercial Photography
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HAVE YOU TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD EGOS & BUTTER
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. HILL BROS. COFFEE
Thev are
THE BEST
Meet me at the UrancKT tf.
ALEX FRAZER.
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Broadway Bakery ami Co-Toe llou-^e
Lunches, all kinds of pastry and the
best coflV*c in town. L. F.
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The E! Roi Tan Cign»* ] r.rticu
larly mild. Try one and yo-. v ill be
a regular smoker of the brand. J”
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Meet me at the Branch. tf.
JOE KVAXSOX.
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Bovs' Lute; '*ss Corduroy Knicker
bockers. We pay you 10c for every
button that comes oil*. Brown
Hawkins. “Quality First.” t;
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Evinmde engines at J. L. Giaef's. tf
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Phone Main 124 P. O. Box 1*44
THE BRANCH
Carries the best or everything in
FINE
CIGARS & TOBACCO
ALASKAS
“PRIDE"
The BEST of all
BEVERAGE’S
always ON ICE
ALEX FRAZER JOE EVANSO
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
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2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.