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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
(TO-NIGHT) —8: P.M.
Latest Hearst Paihe New...
FANNIE WARD.
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“ ON THE LEVEL"
ALSO Keystone Comedy
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(SUNDAY Night ONLY)
' DUSTIN FARNUM. —IN
“ NORTH OF 53.”
I'll.SONS and I>1 XBAK
KHAKI PANTS.
BROWN & HAWKINS.
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\1! kinds of lumber from
moulding fo that for ship
building. Estimates given.
K. <i. DOHKRTY.
M’MRKU CO.
PORT CliATH \M. Alaska.
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THRIFf IS PREPAREDNESS
FIN A < LA I NATIONS AS I'
PORTA NT AS MILITARY STRENGTH.
NO NATION can SI R \ F A WAR IF IT CAN
X OT FI X A X C K ITSE Li'.
THE MAX WHO FORTIFIES HIMSELF WITH AX
ACCOUNT IN A SAVINGS Ii.AXK, DOES MORE THAN
PREPARE HIMSELF. HX CONTRIBUTES TO THE
PREPAREDNESS OF THE COUNTRY.
GERMANY UNABLE TO BORROW FROM OTK-:
FR COUNTRIES HAS BEE s? FINANCED BY THEi
THRIFT OK HER PEOPLE. AS THIS THRIFT WAS
EXPRI SSED IN ACCOUN I OF SAVINGS BANKS.
- ^ SAYINGS BANK DEPOSIT HELPS THE NAT
ION AND IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE INDIYIDUAI
IE YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY AN ACCOUNT!
WITH US. START ONE TODAY.
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THE BA NK OE
H KESOURC ES $300,000.00
TRAVELLERS (HECKS SOLD.
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT.
There is skating on the second lake.
The ice is three inches thick accord- i
ing to Olin Rotlifus and Johnnie Sul
livan who had their skates on yester
day afternoon and enjoyed the winter
sport.
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The Christian Science Society will
hold usual services tomorrow fore
noon at 11 o’clock and Sunday School
at 12:15 o’clock.
Another splcnded drill was held last
li ght by the members of the Seward
Military Unit. Practically two full,
platoons were in formation and there
w» le two recruits given special in
structions. The next drill will be on
Tuesday night at 7:16 o’clock.
Don’t forget to turn the watch or
clock back tonigh- one hour so as to
b»* in on the new time tomorrow.
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The Admiral Wit.on which sailed
from Seattle this fo»vnoon will have
nine Cays mail for Seward which will
ceme via Anchorage as the steamer
go«.s direct there from Seattle.
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There will be no further registrat
ion of men in Seward under the new
man power bill until registration
< ards are received from somewhere,
and nobody seems to know just when
this will be.
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Billy Elli» has received a letter
from one bi »ther, who is now in Eng
land enjoying a brief furlough from
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GLOVES
JERSEYS
TOQUES
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war duties, the first leave of ab
sence \.\ three years and a hulf. An- \
ether b»other, a Sencond Lieutenant ■
.vith the Biitish Army, in Egypt, has .
not had a leave since he has been in ;
the war, which is nearly four years. ■
According to cable advices from
Skugway, 150 from Fairbanks and
Yukon river points are aboard the
Princess Sophia, which is aground on
Venderbilt Reef, in Lynn canal; h
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The Pennsylvania of the San Juan
Fish Company arrived in |>ort last
night from LaTouche.
JQHN W. Frame and James A. Wil
kinson are registered at the Sexton
having arrived during the night on a
small boat from LaTouche.
The regular train for Anchorage. '
will leave Seward' Monday morning
at 7 o’clock.
Robert J. Weir v. ill return from an
inspection trip out the line as far as
Kern Crock.
Steamer Admiral Farragut is no:
expected in port from the westward
before next Wednesday.
S VTURDAY NIGHT DANCE.
Odd Follows will give a dance Sat
urdaymight, Oct.. 2f»th, starting prom
ptly at 9 o’clock. Everybody welcome. ^
Admittance >*1 for men. Ladies I* ree.
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WANTED— Two men to cut wood ,
at Mile -'1— $'L per cord. In good tim
ber. Vppl.v James F. Rrennan. Mile H.
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FOR REN 1 Furnished apartment
Inquire at the Key. 0
GET YOUR SHOES oled wit
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, *1.7;
a pair. Lloyd’s. Oppo ite Liberty Th
at re.
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JOS1K KNOSCHKA. !*rop.
HOME COOK INC
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
(HAS. A. SIJLZER.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE
CHARI.ES a. sulzer
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For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
of Anchorage
For Representatives
JOHN NOON, of Seward: JAS. H. PATTERSON, ol \ aide/.;
ELBERT K. RAY, of Oorda>a. RCfeERT D. SMALL ol Anrhetage.
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER ,
JAMES R WILSON... of Valdez.
The abo>e are the regular nominees of the Demorratic parly. They are
men who are hiariih in accord with President Wilson in Ihe condtirt of war,
ao/* hir. polices, and with Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska’s devcl i
op mem
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MEDLICOTT STANFIELDS COOPER’S*
WRIGHTS EAGLE
All oi‘ the best grades in two piece and union
suits.
ALL WOOL SHIRTS.
The newest snappy*patterns in winter weighls
and colors. Military and negligee collars.
WOOL SOCKS CASHMERE SOCKS SILK
SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MAC KINAW COATS
MACKINAW PANTS KNIT CAPS
OVERCOATS.
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
C ERTAIN—PEED k<vp> oul lh«*
rain. Rrosius Ac noon. tf.
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Evinrtnle engines at .1. I.. ti
. .The Moon raft* is open Night*.
Washington street. Ktixes for Ladies.
CKRTAIN—TKKI) Roofing at
JL’osius & Noon. if.
S. O. MORFORD'
SucciW'Or to
JOL’ CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
[HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK
M. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
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RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
—BY
PAT O’COTTER,
.... Something different
The Edition is limited. It you want one. get it today.
The price is 82.30 per copy.
FOR SALE at The Northern. The Seward Drug Co., The
Seward News Company and COTTER’S.
WOOL MITTS WOOL TOQUES
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PATRICK MACKINAWS
HEAVY UNDERWEAR FUR CAPS
BOOTS & SHOE I’ACS
BVBRYTHING FOR THE HUNTER.
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