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Paramount Travel No UK,
EFFIHf SHAN .NON and NILES
WELCH, CO-STARRED in TilF Bit.
I’ROIMtTIOV \ Oivat MLSSAOK
OF rATKloTISM. In lim* nith ML
TKO’S CONSISTENT 1*01 B X Ol
Aim NO Tin! OOXERNMENT i**
keff :rm: touch ilamino
WITH IWTKIOTU ITA LB.
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OWINO TO THE BOAT NOT VU
KIVIMi BAB’S 01 \UX ( \N\o! B<
SHOWN CNTII. NKM WLUN
-BILLY BIIIKK” Suiula> Nicht.
> l'OKM KCBBtCKS and
SHOK PACS
BROWN & HAWKINS.
• (Jl Vl.ITY TIKST •’
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LUMBER
VI! kinds ol lumber tram
moulding to that tor shit*
building. Katimates given.
R. OOHKRTY.
l.l .MBKK CO.
pour CHATHAM. VI ask a.
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WOOD wid t OAL Heaters.
Ol.. STOY IS •
«V HAWKINS.
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V \ I > ‘ ^ i:\IMO.SS. IMIONK. Mad-,
Kun l i .
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Miff IS PREPAREDNESS
FINANCIAL STRENGTH IS TO NATIONS AS IM
PORTANT AS MILITARY STRENGTH.. .
NO NATION CAN Sl’R\ IVE A WAR IF IT CAN
NOT FINANCE ITSELF.
THE MAN WHO FOKTI>TES.HIMSELF WITH AN
ACCOUNT IN A SAVINGS BANK, DOES MORE THAN
PREPARE HIMSELF. HE CON TRIBUTES TO THE,
PREPAREDNESS OF THE COUNTRY.
GERMANY UNABLE TO BORROW PROM OTE-,
ER COUNTRIES HAS BEEN FINANCED BY THE*
THRIFT OF HER PEOPLE. AS THIS THRIFT WAS|
EXPRESSED IN ACCOUNTS OF SAYINGS BANKS.
A SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT'HELPS THE NAT-1
ION AND IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE INDIVIDUAL
IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY AN ACCOUNT
WITH US. START ONE TODAY.
the bank oe
RESOURCES $300,000.00
TRAVELLERS CHECKS SOLD.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
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Th* re is not even a ease of jri'ipp'*
in Seward, but tlie Seward Board of J
Health has taken precautions ajvain..*.
any possible appearance of the Span
ish influenza, notwithstanding our o\
tremely healthy condition.
Today a quarantine station is in op
eratioe., w;th Sisters as nurses; sev
en wards ready to receive patient, i
th* re : hould be any, and everything
prepared t»> combat any epidemic. • |
one should appear.
Kverybody in Seward is guarding
against colds, etc., which might he ;
forerunner of the infill. Hut then* ar.
no eolds, even.
The Health hoard requests that
any individual should have a cold, to
at once get busy and break it 111»_
'V iilc reports come in from othei
Motions that there is grippe, Sewv.rd
is absolutely free and with all citizen
orking to prevent any foothold, tiler*
is little to fear. Steamers airi\mg
here, also trains will he watched, an •
suspects will be remov< I to the <juar
antin'- station. If a .steamer should ai
rive with any pass* nger aboard hav
ing colds, none of the passengers wi
Ik* allow***! ashore an*l guards will s«
that tin* order i* enforced. If it is
case of «lol ars against human lives, j
ell ‘In- » ;.re rot enough dollars o.i I
any ship oo* ling here to even furnish J
a bait.
A* th<* old women once said regard !
.eg excit-Mumit over epidemics:
"Keep your nos*' clean.”
**x •«*>> your mouth shut.”
"Keep your . hirt «m.”
"J.'eep tf.ol red watch vinr,/d;*M
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<;r u:i>s drill tonight
IJA VO NET IIELTS NEEDED.
4
The Seward Military Unit will drill
tonight beginning at 7:45 o'clock.
Members are requested to bring lea
ther belts lor their bayonets.
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DRAETED MEN ARE TIMID
AT DANCE THEY GIVE.
The drafted men, who leave on t1
Admiral Earragut for Eort Liseum,
gave a dance last night in the Van
Odder Hall. Everybody present en
joyed themselves and appeared timid
only several venturing out on tl •
floor or to ask Mrs. or Miss Seward
for a dance.
HALLOWE’EN FAUTY.
Darning by the light from tin* log.*,
burning in the fireplace, toasting
marshmollows, nibbling at apples ami
enjoying pumpkin pie, the young toli>
of tin* city ha.I a party in tile Blown
ell home last night. 01*1 fashion**!
dances were enjoyed ami it was not
until after •* o'clock that lit*' hallow**?:
n party broke up.
BED CROSS TONHJHT.
The ladies of the Red ( ross w"
meet tonight at th** rooms in th»* Ra .
road building for two hours of work.
The assembly call is for 8 o'clock#
WANTED— Two men to cut wo*k1
at Mile .1— $:L per cord. In good tim
ber. \pply James F. Brennan, Mile :t.
Tf.
F *K RENT Eurni*hed apartment
Inquire at the Key. tl.
C.ET YOUR SHOES half soled wiO
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $l.7o
a pair. Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty Th •
at re.
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CAFE
JOSIE KNOSCHK A. Drop.
HOME COOKING
Ol'KN l»AY ANI> NIGHT
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(raid Advertisement)
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
(HAS. A. SULZER.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE
CHARLES A. SULZKR
of Sulzer.
For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
of Anchorage
For Representatives
JOHN NOOX. of Seward; .IAS. II. PATTERSON, of Valdez;
ELBERT E. RAY. of Cordava. ROBERT I). SMALL of Anchorage.
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER
JAMES E. WILSON.- of Voider.
The above *re the regular nominees of ihe Democratic party. 1 hey are
men who are heariily in accord with President Wilson in the conduct ol war
an/* his polic*41*, and with Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska s devel
opment
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MEDLICOTT STANFIELDS COOPER’S
WRIGHTS EAGLE
All of the best grades in two piece and union
suits.
ALL WOOL SHIRTS.
The newest snappy patterns in winter weights
and colors. Military and negligee collars.
WOOL SOCKS CASHMERE SOCKS SILK
SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MA< KIN AW COATS
MACKINAW PANTS KMT CAPS
OVERCOATS.
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
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(TUT‘\I.N~ I’KIv) kt*i*ps out (lit*
• ain. lirosius & noon. tf.
Kvitmnlc* oiu'inos at .1 I., vi a t
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..The Moon cafe is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
( *Wf\JN- I'LKD I tooting at
Rrosius ii Noon. tf.
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S. O. MGRFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
i 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA J
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
KATES BY DAY OR WEEK
il A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
HRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop.
RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
-BY
PAT O’COTTER,
.Something different
The Edition is limited, it you want one. get it today.
The price is $2.50 per copy.
FOR SALE at The Northern, The Seward Drug Co., The
Seward News Company and COTTER’S.
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rwhide
Suitcases
BRADLEY KNIT SWEATERS
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BATHROBES and DRESSING SLIPPERS
EVERYTHING FOR THE TRAVELER
Irown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
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