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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
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EMPRESS THEATER
TCESDAY, (K T. 9. 1917.
8:00 P. M.
LATEST
HF.ARST-PATHE News Xo. 61
Empress Theatre presents to
you
“Hell Morgan'sGirl"
the most sensational photoplay
ever shown on the American
screen, featuring DOROTHY
PHILLIPS, supported by DON
CHANEY and a clever company
of Bluebird Artists.
A gripping story of the San
Francisco earthquake.
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Extra C.ood 8-Reel Program
10c and 27c
SPECIAL IN WAISTS
LATEST FOR FALL
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NEW WINTER UNDERWEAR
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HALLETT & SCOTT
(Of Course)
jSEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
The Chili Con Came that made Sew
ard famous can be had at the Owl
lunch at 25c the bowl. tt.
William Kaiser arrived in the city
today to outfit and is registered at
The Sexton.
J. K. Herzer, registered at The Sex%
^on, expects to leave for Hope within
the next few days.
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James Gaffney, the insurance man,
is in from Anchorage.
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According to J. K. Hoover, in the|
city yesterday, bird hunting around
Turnagain Arm is slim, fowls being J
conspicuous by their absence.
C. E. Five, of the Pacific Steamship
Co., is expected to come to Seward on
the Admiral Evans. He was a pas
senger for Valdez or Cordova on the
Alameda.
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Very Itev. U. A. (ileeson, S. J., pro
vincial of the Jesuits in the Pacific
States, who is making his official visit
to Southwestern Alaska, was a pas
senger on the Alameda for Valdez and
then to the south.
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Mrs. Maud D. Cattle, owner of the l
Style Shop at Anchorage, hung up
the sign ‘‘closed for the winter and
have gone to the States," and was a
passenger southbound on the Ala
meda.
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NEW shipment of gasoline and kero
sene. Kerosene at $1.<5 a can.
Just received at Brown & Hawkins.
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FUNERAL OF
WILEY HELD
BY THE A. B.
Ritualistic Service is Used Both in the
Hall and at the Grave in the
Cemetery—Rev. Patton De
livers the Eulogy
“His record is clear, the record is :
closed.”
In these solemn, but true words of
Arctic Brotherhoodism, the closing of
the last trail and the departure to the
Supreme, ended the earthly career of j
Charles H. Wiley.
The funeral services ‘were held this
afternoon at two o'clock in the Arctic
Brotherhood building, the ritualistic
service of the A. B.'s being used. Fol-1
lowing the short service, Rev. J. J.
Patton made a few well chosen re
marks, relating the probable causes
and the subsequent death and dealing
with the problematical.
The body was taken by special train
to the cemetery, escorted by the Arc
tic Brotherhood, and the ritual was
again used at the grave.
Cotter Needs Money
Did it ever occur to you that
in order to handle a stock of
goods in this country it is neces
sary that a man in business be'
able to get in his outstanding
bills promptly?
WELL, HE DOES.
We take a great deal of pleas
ure in obliging customers in the
matter of credit, but unless bills
are settled promptly it works a
hardship on the merchant.
Xow when credit is extended
to you it is up to -you to make
that credit good and you should
make every effort to settle on
the first of every month.
•Fall goods are arriving on
every boat and owing*to the con
dition of the Outside Market,
bills have to be met promptly
and for that reason I want to
ask each and every creditor of
mine to make all efforts to pay
• promptly.
This means YOU if you are
on my books and I will greatly
appreciate it if you will come in
and settle your bill promptly.
If the favor of extending a
credit to you was a favor, please
prove it today by calling and
settling.
THANK YOU.
COTTER’S
Broadway Seward
URBACH’S
THE HOME
of
HART, SCHAFFNER
& MARX
Good Clothes
New SHIPMENT of
Fall Styles Received
On Last Boat.
The pallbearers were Mayor Cot
ter, Couneilmen Crawford and Sexton,
John Noon, S. L. Powell and W. P. |
Henry of the A. B.
The special choir was composed of!
Mrs. McNeer, Rev. and Mrs. Patton,
L. L. James and Miss Francis Root,
I pianist.
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JERRY LOOKS LIKE A IM M
“Jerry,” the “terrier” of I.. L.
James, rusticating around Moose Pass
for the past months, is today tagging
his master around town, having re
turned to hibernate here for the win
ter. Jerry is scrubby looking but it
is expected he will be soon looking
sleek.
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PRIVATE AUTOMOBILES
MAY BE ABANDONED
SOON IN UNITED STATES
ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 6, (Delayed)
The British minister of ammunition
addressing the business men confer
ence last night predicted the abandon
ment of private automobiles before
long in America. The supply of all
kind of materials for the war will
bring that about, he said.
GOOD SHOW ON TONIGHT
“Hell Morgan’s Girl,” which comes
to the Empress tonight, is one of the
best Bluebird attractions brought to
Alaska for months. The scenes are
laid on the Barbary Coast in San
Francisco, real action predominates
and Dorothy Phillips and her support
ing cast are excellent.
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NOTICE!
The Moose Lodge will meet tonight
at 7:30 instead of 8 o’clock.
M. A. HORNER, Dictator.
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Boys Suits, Boys Waists, BoysBlouses
Boys Sweaters and Mackinaw Coats
An Exceptional Showing of Seasonable Wearing Apparel for the Little Men
Extra Heavyweight 2-pants Suit.$14.00
Heavy Fancy Cashmere 2-pants Suit 13.00
Winter-weight Tweed 2-pants Suit.... 12.00 •
Medium Grey Hair-line Stripe Suit ... 9.00
Dark Brown Corduroy School Suit....$ 7.00
Navy Blue Serge School Suit. 7.00
School Jerseys, Dark Red and Navy.. 1.50
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