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You dress correctly yourself, and
courtesy requires the Same formal
correct nev* in vour writing paper.
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inspect our extensive display ot
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BUY YOUR
\MAS PRESENTS
For The
LA DIES
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At
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B R 0 A D W A Y
S H O P
V T T T V %•
I \!» SI FFFUED FIFTEEN YEA US
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TROFBLK ENDS AFTER HE
TAKES TANK \(\
“l never thought 1 would conn* o**t .
with a public statement for Tania**,
I just feel s » pood over the w;r it
| has helped m.* that 1 think I oupht to
talk for the benefit of others suff«M*»np
!:;•* 1 did.” said Jo? Woltrinp, of 70!)
National Ave.. Milwaukee, Wis., to •*.
Taulac representive, recently. M»*.
Woltrinp is \\n in so *ctor for the Albs
| Cl.aimer Mfp Co., makers of pov c\*
| iaa -hinery. ami has been with th'"
fi* m for forty years. He .s well known
I • li'paly thoupht of in the commim
I it; in which he lives.
‘•For somethinp like fifteen \oar •
1 I ave had trouble with mv >tomaeli ”
.■r.timmd .Mr. Woltrinp, “l didn’t have*
ar>petite t" speak of and seemed
to *at more from habit than anythin?
Mso. because 1 didn’t relish my food,
ar ! at times what little T did eat Just
s« med to settle in my stomach in a
lump and l would puff up with pas
r H E B E L M 0 N T
Workingmen's Home
BOOMS 50 and 75 cts.
Now Under New
Management
of
MBS. Wm. FAIR MAN
ho: for the interior
PASSENGER and EXPRESS Service
To All INTERIOR Points
During the Winter.
HEADQUARTERS AT TALKEETNA.
COMMUNICATE WITH J. A. STEWART,
Talkeetna. Alaska.
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Furnished
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Hot and Cold Water
Steam heat
VANGILDER BUILDING
WANT FIVE BILLIONS
TO RUN GOVERNMENT
TOR THE FISCAL TEAR:
and have palpitation of the heart and (
•belch up sour, undigested food. I had !
*to he mignty careful what 1 ate, tor.
because any kind of rich, greasy food i
ah ays caused me just that much more
mi cry, and this trouble with my stom
ach naturally made me so nervous I
didn’t sleep well at nights, and when
l got up some mornings i felt com
pletely exhausted and had a mighty
-disagreeable taste in my mouth.
**I had read about Tanlac and saw ,
whore people right here in Milwaukee j
claimed they had been relieved os !
troubles like mine by using it, so 1
th *upht I would give it a trial, but al |
the start I really didn’t have much
fa th in it, because 1 had already tuk
on so many other medicines without
be ng helped any. Well, sir, the v.a'
Trnlac began to relieve me of that
long standing trouble in just a tew
da vs certainly opened my eyes, so 1
kept right on taking the medicine lili
no v my stomach is perfectly sound in
ev rv respect. I have a grand appetite
no and can eat heartily of any thing
1 .ant and never have any troupe
wLh gas. I can sleep as soundly as a
school boy at night and got up, in the
m* rning feeling fine and ready foi
a hearty breakfast and when I start
of to work I feel like life is really
u, th while. I just wish everybody!
si fering from stomach trouble could
g. t Tanlac, because 1 Know wftat 'i
(h for me and feel sure it will help
ot! ers."
Tanlac is sold in Seward by the
Si vard Drug Co. (ndv.)
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Mrs. I*. A. Cook, wife of the tele
g: \ph operator lor the commission ni
A .chorage, is coming north on the Al
ai eda.
Councilman Horner and Graef were
n ned tyst by Mayor Chamberlin t<
n jort upon the matter of a public li
b> iry in Seward as proposed by the
\. mien’s club of Seward.
Frank Kern is in the city from Mil
7' and will probably go south on tin
A am eda for a visit in the states.
C. S. Crider, traveling auditor of
t* ' express company, is aboard the Al
t' eda enroute to Seward.
Charles Einswiler, who went south
/eral weeks ago for eye treatment,
i returning home to Seward on the i
A imeda.
The name J. Ellis and baby, on ‘.he
j) ssenger list of the Alameda, is pro
b bly intended for Mrs. William EH is
a d son Jack. v ,
The city council held a short ses
s >n last night, the chief business be
ii : the reading of the regular month
1; bills, and after being 0. Ked by the
f* lanee committee, were ordered paid.
.V iyor Chamberlin, Councilmen Lucas.
C aef, McNeer and Whittemore were
p osent.
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WASHINGTON, I)cc., 2— United
States Treasurer Glass today present
ed to congress the annual estimates <•
proposed appropriations which amount
to practically five billion dollars for
i
conducting the government lor too
next fiscal year. It’will cost over fivi
tir es as much to conduct the govern
mi nt for the next year as in the vein
immediately proceeding the war.
FOOD PLENTIFUL)
ON KUSKOKWIM 1
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1’hen* will be no shortage of food !
.n the Kuskokwim this winter accord
ing to (’apt. W. Langley, of the steam- j
er L’ana, who is now in Seward on n> <
way to his home in Seattle to some
the winter.
“There is plenty of food of all kinds
in the Kuskokwim,” said Capt. La- \
cv today, “sufficient to last until per
haps the second trip of steamers next
season. I made four trips on the Kuc
kokwim river during the season an*!
ca ried capacity cargoes of foodstuff
on &tch trip.”
PRINCE OF WALES HOME
PORTMOUTH, Eng., Dec., 2— The ;
Prince of Wales arrived today aft *r
having been away since last July.
COTTER’S
EVERYTHING
For MEN To WEAR
WE SPECIALIZE
IN XMAS
SUGGESTIONS
This week only— Amos Keag sov j
>. rn. kahki color. *1.00 per pound at
ELLSWORTH’S.
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DISTILLATE $3.50 per case at Graefs 1
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LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE—
’• IN DOWS, DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LUMBER.
ARonts For— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLLER, STANDARD KID.
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
SEWARD
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Wayne HI uc, Agent.
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