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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
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LATEST PARAMOUNT
Pictograph Cartoon
PARAMOUNT Presents
LENORE ULRICH.
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“ THE ROAD TO LOVE "
An Extra CokI (5) Part
Drama with the scenes laid
in Egypt. Don’t Miss it!
Also One of those funny Tri
angle Comedies.
“HIS SPEEDS FINISH”
l'OR RENT
| OK KENT— Two furnished cah*;
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Pocket M«>h l««hts and batteries a’ |
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Ur do picture training. Prices rea
ciiahle. Sexton & Thwaiteo. tt
ICE CREEPERS at J. L. Graeft
V RIG SNAP— I will sell alt of j
|t\r stock, chickens and one horse ,
rd lease my ranch for a term ol j
• ears. This is good income property, >
• Mile «>. just the opportunity for j
. • r i u*s. I want to make a trip to the!
C.'c* U my rea on for the ahon*
r.Mis:u ti«»n. Communicate with me cf •
lilr li. George Laujjhlin. tf 1
I IKI.It GLASSES at J. L. Graef*.
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NOVELTY MIXTURES. SOME WITH I
BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS.
“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 DISPLA Y SEE OUR WINDOWS.
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
BORGEN’S
Grocery
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
GENERAL
Merchandise
Now is the time to get your Granite Ware, Odds and
Kmls in Glass Ware. Dishes, Dry Goods, Gents Furnishing
and Groceries.
THE KEY
IS CENTS
OPTIMO — I .OVER A — MOZART |
EL-ROl-TAN COLON
AND THE LARGE BARRETT
NOW FIFTEEN CENTS STREIGHT;
IS cl*1.
AT
THE KEY
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
The (tnughman family has moved
from Adam* street to the Young resi
dence on Second avenue formeily oc
cupied by the Roots.
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Mrs. .1. K. Thwaites entertained at
dinner last night the omission being
another milestone in the life of Mr.
Thwaites. Covers were laid lor ten.
The Woman’s club of Seward will
meet tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at
2:80 o’clock at the residence of Mrs. I
.3. M. Sloan. The President, Mrs. Ida
K. Green announces that as this is a !
business meeting, all members of the
( »h are urged to attend.
There will be a meeting of the Red j
fro vi at the railroad building Friday J
•»'eoing at 7:30 o’clock. Urgent mat-1
tors are to be brought up and a fu!l j
attendance of members is requested.
Those in the first part of the A. B.
Minstrel show to be given on St. Pat’s
day held a good rehearsal last night
and will rehearse again tomorrow
night. Tonight those in the sketch will
rehearse at 8 o’clock.
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It was quiet along Broadway today,
even the water on the bay was still,
the Buffalo, making a trial spin, not
even stirring up the waters.
When Agent McDonald, of the Alas
ka Steamship Co., returns from his
trip to Anchorage, he will not know
the office and will have to be blind
folded and led up the gangplank into
it ami tamed loose. The front entrance 1
ELLIOTT'S
DANCING SCHOOL
Latest waltz steps taught Frida;
night at 8 o’clock in the Van Gilder
hall.
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BIUTARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS- SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
ed for Alaskans.
SEE
COTTERS
the place where men outfit
has been moved forward, the rear par
tition tom out and a new floor laid.
Incidentally there is a new side door,
for fuel.
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RECEIVES BAD NEWS
K. L. Whittemore received the
sad news today that his father and
mother, riding in an auto, had been
thrown from a crossing by a railroad
train. Mr. Whittemore, sr., was not
seriously injured but Mrs. Whitte
more’s condition is serious. The acci
dent happened near Kirkland, Wash.
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CLIFFORD IS IN
NEW YORK CITY
FROM FRANCE
lieutenant J. G. Clifford, formerly
of the staff of the U. S. Forestry ser
vice in Seward, returned from “over
there* arriving in New York City on
February 5th, according to advices re*
ceivcd here from J. J. McGrath, star
reporter on the Standard-Union, of
Brooklyn. Lieut. Clifford went to
France as a private and gained h*.s
commission by excellent work with th»*
A. B. C.
ANTOINETTE BANREA17
COMBINATIONS
Something New
—at—
Ellsworth’s
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BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLBAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
jmir- R. E. SHANK UN
THE SECRET OF SUCCESS
The secret of success is not so much in know
ing how to make money as in the ability to sav *
it. We assist people in their efforts to save money.
If this matter concerns you, call and see us
about it.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
SuoooMor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
| WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
! rates by day or wnzi WELL lighted and heated
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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1 engineers to which he was attached.
I Clifford left Seward twfo or three
| years ago and served with the forestry
1 department in Oregon.
According to Mr. McGrath, Clif
ford was in Paris on the night that the
armistice was signed and the latter
said the people went almost wild in
their excitement and joy.
Sergeant Anderson, formerly a!
| mining man on Cook Inlet has also ar
rived in New York from France.
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WILL RAISE HULK OF
WRECKED STEAMER
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SEATTLE, Mar., 6— By A. P.—
ft is rumored in wrater-front circles
that the hull of the steamship Al-Ki,
which was wrecked in Hawk Inlet,!
> Alaska, on March 12, 1918, may be
! floated.
The engines and boilers of the Al
Ki already have been removed, and it
is planned to start salvage wrork as ,
.oon aa the weather moderates.
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I GOOD BATS |
COMMERCE
fhr best place to eat for Ladies aad
Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy. Prop.
St/BSCRIBK FOR TUB GATBWAY
FISH QUOTATIONS
SEATTLE, March 6— Quotations
on fish are as follows:— halibut, six
teen and one holf cents; sable, eight
cents; ling and red cod, four cents.
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ELLIOTT’S ORCHESTRA DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT, at ODD FEl -
LOWS HALL, 9:15 o’clock Don't miss
it I Everybody promised an enjoyable
time . Drums have been added to the
Seward Orchestra, making a five piece
orchestra.
WANTED— Waitress at Palace
restaurant. tf.
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.... WILSONV~SN6w GLASSES at
J. L. Graefs tf.
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On the 1st, of March, the Branch
Grill will reopen as a bakery shop and
restaurant.
Tf FUSICK & JENICKE.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PALACE
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
We eater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
•f Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
FAIRBANKS
MANAGEMENT
JAMES PAULSON
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
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