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LATEST PARAMOUNT
Pictograph & Cartoon
PARAMOUNT Presents
LENORE ULRICH.
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“ THE ROAD TO LOVE ”
An Extra Good (5) Part
Drama with the scenes laid
in Egypt. Don’t Miss it!
Also One of those funny Tri
angle Comedies.
“HIS SPEEDY FINISH”
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FOR RENT
FOR KENT— Two furnished cab
in>.. Sec Pen chert y. FIO
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Vndv'o express meets all trains
steamer*. Phone 143.
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Pocket Flash lights and batteries a
J. L. Graef* ;l
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\Ye do picture framing. Prices re.i
tunable. Sevton & Thwaiteo. tl
ICE t KEEPERS at J. L. Graef'a
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\ BIG SNAP— 1 will sell all o
my live stock. chickens and one horsr
and lease mv ranch lor a term o
\ears. This is cood income property
at Mile b. just the opportunity foi
li\e ors. I want to make a trip to tbi
states is my rea on for the ahov«
transaction. ( omiunnicato with me j:
Mile b. George l.auchlin. U
URBACH’S
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Bl.VCh KHAR
AND
PHOKN1X BRANDS
OVERALLS
Just : packed
B< (Y’SSUITS
; IN WORSTEDS, TWEEDS and
NOVELTY MIXTURES. SOME WITH
BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS.
i. “OUR SCHOOL BOY SPECIAL.’’ A WELL
* MADE SUIT OF HEAVY MATERIAL. WITH
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS. PRICE *12.50
OTHERS AT *11.50 —to— $15.00
NOW ON DISPLAY.SEE OUR WINDOWS.
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“Quality First”
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
GEN tAL
Merchandise
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Now is the time to tret your Granite Ware, 044m and %
Knds in Glass Ware. Dishes. Dry Gooda, Geata FumJshin*
and Groceries.
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OPTIMO — LOVER A — MOZART
EL-ROI-TAN COLON
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vine tr» **rr> enr damei or mtectiou.
1* 4> >ootli;ng and Healing and
11m k!v dr;' *»$ out nair and mtiam
nat or t *ase« oj sprain* bruises,
ut> Mini- mo* ami sting* lust as
eltahU too tot st:t) neck sore teet,
i .oi<* sore* anker >orcs earache and
J toothache
tic* n from druggist; tor <0 cents.
| U j:ot satisfied leuivu the bottle and
get com motif* hack
Kve* constipated or have sn*k
lead.iche * IiM trv Wizard l iver
U lnp> p 14 4sailt little pink pills, JO
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MASON’S NOTICK
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Rrgt'ar stated meeting of Seward
\odge, No.. 219, F. & A. M.. will l>e
i eld >Ved.. S 1*. M„ March 5th., Third
TH*gree. Sojourning Masons are in
' v.ted.
Hugh Dougherty. W. M.
.1 VII. SPIES GIVING
PARIS SHELL I) VMAGtij
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PARIS— So anxious were the Ger
main. during the war, to find out
; ’ here their bombs and long-range
hells fell in Pans, and the extent of
he damage accomplished , that they
i >ffored a bonus of $200 for event' re
port from spies. Five persons in Paris,
ncluding two women and a soldier,
; ore arrested for communicating such
nfoj-mation to the enemy and sentenc
ed to prison, terms ranging from five
to twenty years.
ELLIOTTS -
| DANCING SCHOOL
j Latest steps taught. Friday night,
! 8 o’clock, Van Gilder Hall.
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KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
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MINSTREL REHEARSAL ON
TONIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
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All those taking part in the min*
istrel show to be given by the Arctic
Brotherhood on March 17th., are re
quested by director Erich Lucas to be
at the hall tonight at 8 o'clock sharp.
This call includes the end men, inter
locutor, men in the circle and the la
dies who are to assist. Those taking
part in the sketch rehearsed last
night.
Tonight the songs for the big pro
duction will be rehearsed. The songs
are the latest, having arrived by ex
press on the last steamer. They are
the latest New York hits and every
body will be whistling them after St.
Patrick’s day.
LADIES AID TOMORROW
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The Ladies of the Methodist Aid
Society win meet Thursday. March 9
th.f in the Sunday school room of the
M. E. Chutch, at 2 o’clock.
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eLlIOTTS ORCHESTRA DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT, at ODD FEL
LOWS HALL, 9:15 ovdoek Don't min*
it! Everybody promised aa enjoyable
timeu Drome have been added to the
Seward Orchestra, makinf a five piece
orchestra.
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BILLIARDS AND PD*L
Soft Drinks Cigars , <®f*r«t«ts
ROAD HOUSE AN* GtiHAN ADDS
The Culinary Dofiartment is sate tfc> aUtatStAWiat nf
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I tHE SECRET OF SUCCESS
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The secret of success is not so much in know
ing how to make money as in the ability to save
it. We assist people in their efforts to save money.
if this matter concerns you, call and see us
about it.
i 1 per cent paid on Saving Accounts.
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| JOE CAMPBELL
! 2a4 floor Vat Gilder BMg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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’hotel. SEWARD
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RATES BY BAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
% A. HORNER, Hunger HRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Peep.
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| THAT MORNING LAMENESS
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j suffer urinary ills, there must be a
j ciuise. Often it's weak kidneys. To
| strengthen the weakened kidneys and
i avert more serious troubles, use
| Doan’s Kidney Pills. You can rely or,
1 the following testimony.
Mrs. L. M. Woodworth, 903 Alvord
i St., The Dalles, Ore., says; “I have
> been subject to backache and disorder
i ed kidneys for five years. Finally l
\ had such terrible spells of backache
j that I thought I would die. Mornings
j when I got up my back was so weak
and sore I could hardly get out of bed.
< I tried different medicines wnth no re
lief, until I finally used Doan's Kid
! ney Pills. Two boxes stopped the back
:• ache and made me feel as strong as
j ever.”
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—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
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EVSEY SUNDAY
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MAY TEACH SCHOOL
Mrs. Mattie Bailey will probably
go to Hope on the next train out and
finish the school term at that place
j owing to the former teacher leaving
on account of illness.
i INCREASED MILEAGE IS
GIVEN TO THE SOLDIERS
Lieut. Stoddard has received cable
| advices that discharged soldiers will
receive five cents for their mileage
from the discharge stations to their
homes. Heretofore the milage allow
ance has only been three and one-ha! f
cents.
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WANTED— Waitress at Palace
restaurant. tf.
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I. L. Gra.ru tf.
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On the 1st, of March* the Branch
Grill will reopen as a bakery shop and
restaurant.
ff FUSICK & JENICKE.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PALACE
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
We cater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
fAIRBANKS
MANAGEMENT
JAMES PAULSON
DINING BOOM IN
CONNECTION
sewardTalaska.
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