AT SEWARD
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
STAMPS THRIFT STAMPS
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URBACHS
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NEW ARRIVAL
DRESS SHOES
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I'M HR ELLAS
TENNIS SHOES
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hart, SCHAFI t V MARX CLOTHING
Liberty Theatre
Tuesday Wednesday .. May 21st <!c 2-nd
CHANGE OF 1MUK UAM TONIGHT
Ford W'eeklv No. d(>. A very interesting nunr
Iter to most of us. this reel consisting of scenes from
every part of Seattle.
Triangle presents BH.i iAU- 'n "THE GUN
FIGHTER.” The best Hart p cture ever shown it*
Seward. A big feature and a sure winner, in 5
parts
Also Triangle 1 reel comedy- "WON B\ A
FOOT”
Music bv Mrs. A. H. McXeor. Usual Prices
Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M.
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! 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
i FICIENTLY CIVILIZED TO MINGLE
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THE BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905.
NORTHWESTERN !
IN GOES SOUTH
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Steamer Northwestern arrived in j
port this morning at 10 o’clock went to I
vhe San Juan dock and loaded fish
and then went to the Seward dock
leaving for the south shortly alter
o’clock. The Northwestern had a
stormy trip from Anchorage, heavy
wind from the sea after rounding Fire |
Island. Eighty passengers were aboard
the Northwestern the majority being :
for Seattle from Anchorage.
Among the passengers leaving for!
Maska ports and Seattle on the Xor
* hwestern arc tin* following: Edwin N.
Nelson. Mrs. A. Pringle, R. 1*. Nelson,
S. Torgrnmcn, Paul Olcson, Henry
Ragout, Paul Hrozosky and wife, Mrs.
■J. W. Washburne, Mrs. Pierce Larkin,
L Hill. Mrs, U. Yage and Rudolph
Peterson.
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V Yl.DKZ IS WORKING
According to advice received here
oday, Valdez started the war fund
drive for the Red Cross at a rally last
light. Mrs. George J. Ziftn, the first
our minute women speaker to appear
ii Alaska, was on the program.
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WK YTHER. ON R. R.
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The following is the report of
weather conditions along the railroad
received to 7 o’clock this morning:
Anchorage, 4(>, clear, calm.
Gird wood, 42, clear .west.
Matanuska, 28, clear, north.
Talkeetna, 24, clear, calm.
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MOOSE MEET TONIGHT
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1'lu* Moose will moot tonight in the |
little A. 15. Hall anil a full attendance j
if mem hers is mjuested.
M Vll7l KOl'OS M. l’OSTKI)
Hantriner in the lobby of the post
! otlice .are two mail proposals, both for
l the carry in jar of mail from Wasilla by |
Kriik, Susitna, McGrath, Tokotna,1
Oph’r and Iditarod to Mat. One pro-!
oosal is for 475 pounds once a week
| *rom Nov. 1 to April 10, e.ach year and
In* other is for f>75 pounds. Formerly
his mail route was from Seward i>ut
i the completion of the railroad will
make Wasilla the southern post ofTice
j where the mail will he made up and
the dojr teams start from.
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SPECIAL SALE AT HETTEL’S
Caiulv baskets, .25 cts. and .50 cts. ;
Hass stick candy, regular 20 cts, 3
| lor 25 its.
Johnson’s chocolates, regular $1.50 at 1
j $1.25.
all No Mints, regular 15 cts. 3 for I
25 ft:-.
Velvet tobacco, l#H>. jars $1; Vi lb.
cans, JO cts.
Gold Shore, 1 lb. tins, 30 cts.
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Our last week, your last chance to
get real bargains at the Bazaar. Also I
kitchen and library tables, wood and j
coal heaters, chairs, oak buffet, % bod,
j single steel couch, showcases and fix
tures ’’or sale cheap.
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Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown & Hawkins. (
“Quality First.” tf i
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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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i Screen doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
1 BLY ANYTHING. What have
you? I sell anything, See McIntosh.
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The El Roi Tan Cigar ma^es your
hit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy.
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SEXTON ANI>
T. AITES
Cigars and
Sodas, Ice Cream, Candy
Commercial Photography
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FINN KG AN LEAVES.
.). J. Finnegan and family arc pass
engers on the Northwestern for Ju
neau where Mr Finnegan has been ap
pointed captain of the draft in Al
aska succeeding T. F. Hunt, appoint
j id by Gen. Strong.
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*V FATHER FORECAST
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The weather forecast for tonight
and tom-jiTOW is high winds, cool
wave and squalls, The wind started
raising a rough house this morning at
.* o’clock and has kept it up intermitt
ently all day.
REALTY CHANGES HANDS.
Robert Ashland announces the
following sale of property in the
Laubner addition: Lots 20 and *»0,
block 4, to J. Yu ben, of Seward; lot
ill, block L to Peter Michelson, of Sew
ard; lot l, block fi, to (i. Alexander, of
Sunnyside. Wash.; lot 81, block 11, to
Patrick McLaughlin.
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FISH QUOTATIONS
SEATTLE, May 21 — Fish quota
tions at noon today were as follows;
halibut, fourteen and one half cents;
•able, six cents; ling and red cod,
three cents; salted sable, $20 a barrel;
salted herring, $20 a barrel.
KETCHIKAN, May 21 — Halibut,
first grade was quoted at thirteen and
one half cents today; second grade,
ten and one half cents; sable, four
cents; red rock, two cents.
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$5.00 SHOES $5.00
PER PAIR
DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES
TAN SHOES
RLACIv SHOES
I,An*: SHOES-Bl'TTON SHOES
SEE OUR WINDOW
ODD SIZES ODD LINE
BUT
HOOD \ ALUES ALL
COTTERS’
Tin* IMace W hero M«*n Outfit
Sewaul Alaska
Phone Main 134
HAVE YOU TRIED FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD £08$ & BUTTER
OR
mil SS03. COFFEE
ihev arc
THE BEST
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ALEX FRAZER.
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Broadway Bakery and CodVo llou^e
j Lunches, ail kind ’ o! pastry and the
host co(Tee in town. L. F.
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The El Roi Tan Cigar »s j arth u
larly mild. Try one and yo. vid ne
i regular smoker of the h and.
Meet roe at the Branch. tf.
JOE EVANS >N
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’XK’k'Ts. \\( \ .iv you !0c for every
button that come? off. Brov. n S’
Hawkins. “(V.alliy First.”
! EvinnHe engines at J. L. Ciraofs. tf
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Phone Mail; 124 P. O. Box 144
THE BRANCH
Carries the best or everything in
pink
CIGAKS 6 TOBACCO
ALASKA S
“PRIDE"
The BE SI’ ot all
BEVERAGE’S
always ON ICE
A LEX FRAZER JOE EVANSO
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Giidcr Ui ig. SEWARD, ALASKA
'HOTEL SEWARD
' WITH AI L THE COMFORT OF A HOME
; RATES BY DAY OR WEEK . WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
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