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Latest BURTON HOLMES
TRAVEL IN JAPAN
MUTUAL FILM Company
Presents
ANN MURDOCK
—IN—
THE ( ti ) ACT DRAMA
“ WHERE LOVE IS ”
A Mutual Star Production.
Big Seven Reel Program
FOR RENT
I OK UKM— Two furnished cab (
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steamers. Phone 113.
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Pocket Plash lights and batteries a
J. L. (iraef’s ,l* ■
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\Ve do picture framing. Prices rea
son able. Sexton & Th waites. It
il P. (RBKPKRS at J. L. (iraef’s
V 111(• S\ VI*— I "ill well all of
i ,\ jlVe flock, chickens and one horar
tnl lease my ranch lor a term ol
jears. This is good income property.
;t Mile t». ju>t the opportunity for
live o : ‘s. I went to make a trip to the
i.» my rea.nn lor the above
t ansact’oo. Communicate with me ♦
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| NOVELTY MIXTURES. SOME WITH
; BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS. j
! “OUR SCHOOL BOY SPECIAL.” A WELL • I
MADE SUIT OF HEAVY MATERIAL. WITH
* TWO PAIRS OF PANTS. TRICE $12.50 j
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OTHERS AT $11.50 — to— $15.00
NOW ON DISPLAY SEE OUR WINDOWS.
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“Quality First"
J'io'* i • t.v iii.io i\» .i,<*. > *u ‘ diun;ti* \raiv. Odds nnd
raids in (il.ms U aiv, 1 : i * * *. )>ry («oods, (ic*nts !■ iu nishinjj
ami (iroo*ri<*s.
13 CENTS
OPTIMO — I.OVEIJA — MOZ VIM'
EI.-IJOI-TAN COLON'
AND THE I.AlUiE ItAI'IJETT
NOW KIITEKN ( ENTS STKEHiHT
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QuiCniy Eased 8* E5on«*»r ^'Oi*
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A safe and harmless v—.»a -"mi
to relieve *• * r»a*n> • • J:>l
Sciatica Lanic Ra^k »n « s
Hamlin’* W *zarc )«. M 1 *f| *
mu Kly. drives »u? <>* • :
imbeds up still aciuiiK t*»t• t* 31»»1
muscles
\ on will *iii(l almost i*e« 4*• r
t in rases '»i sudden uiNt-P * 1 ac
cident* such i- *• ' vn* ;» i. •* it',
tiurn* bite* iin -itink*
table too. tot eat ache tootn.it lie,
croup and colic
(ict it from dniKjtists for SO cents,
ft not satisfied return the b pL* and
vjet votir monev hack
Ever constipated or have sick
Headache.*' 'ust trv Wizard Liver
Whips plea*ant little pink pills. JO
tents. Guaiantecd
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Mr:.. William Flynn came in last
n'prh* from Milo *20 and is resist ere I
*t the Hotel Sewaid.
Miss Jane Anderson, from the dis
h ' .*siiur office of the commission at
''eoaivi, arrived fn m the in4 ror last
n'pht and i i a finest at the Hotel Sew •
ard. Miss Andeivon i£ on her way ’ »
Juneau where she will become ecre
ary to Mr. Cramer, who is privat *
oerrtary to Gov. Thomas Ri**jjs. M: s
Anderson has several medals won is
a dancer in the interim*.
Charles Warner, who has h«on with
the commission at Xenana for the pa r
two years, is at the Hotel Seward on
his way to the states on a visit.
C. H. Hall, former disbursing offic
er of the commission at Xenana, who
ELLIOTT’S
DANCING SCHOOL
Latest waltz steps taught Tuesday
night at 8 o’clock in the Van Gilder
hall.
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KHAKI COLORED j
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
' ed lor Alaskans.
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1 Till) VI.ACE M HERE MEN Ol TI'll
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has been associated recently with Mr.
(iambic in exporting the books at An
ciiorago, is at the Hotel Seward and
v ill leave on the Alaska for the out
: ide on a short trip.
T. A. Hunt, of the foiestry service
returned from Anchorage last nigh'
. and is registered at the Hotel Seward.
* J. S. Hofman, from Kern Creek, i
legisterod at the Sexton having conu
in on a business trip.
X. Jerry, is at the Hotel Sextoi
f om Korn Creek. Mr. Jerry has been
employed by the commission but came
to Seward for a short vacation.
K. 15. Wood returned from Anchor
age on last night’s train and is agaii
i making his headquarters at the Hoto’
: Sexton.
Tat Colvcr, Pete Cannock, Hen V
1). Brock. Dick Richards, A1 DdhacTi.
,*ohn Nelson and C. \V. Peterson a1* I
• all registered at the Fairbanks havirr
1 arrived from LaTouche yesterday aft
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ernoon.
Seventeen arrived from intori >
j points on th*' train at 9:”0 oVlftck lac
♦vght and Id came in from Kern Crcei
and way points.
Mrs. Del Nichols. Mrs. Hillio La
| Durr. Coo-ge Savich, Risto Begovict
i and Boh Nevlovich are registered a'
I the Hotel Seward from LaTouche.
Pat Lynch, expert diamond dri<’
man, returned from Anchorage las*
■ night and is registered at the Hotel
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COMBINATIONS
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jirdwood,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
R. E. 5JHANKLIN
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SucretK( to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Uldg. SEWAPD, ALASKA
HOTEL £ EWARD
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WITH ALL THE CON FORT OF A HOME
•.axes by day gr week well lighted and heated
I. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Ptop.
werland.
Frank Washburn, with tho commD*
‘■ill at Wnana, is registered at t’n
Tote! Seward on his way to tho state •
for a short visit.
Capt. James Ward, of the com mi -
ion’s steamer Alaska, is at-the Ho
'‘1 Seward. Capt. Ward came ove
from Anchorage and will pilot tho na
a! tug Oncnota, towing the harp
' awreneo from Seward to Anchorage.
G. E. Kranttu, registering from
'■road Pass, is a guest at tho Hotel
‘©ward and coming to tho tormina1 :
* >wn on Inst night's train.
A. H. McDonald, of tho Seward
'rug Co., and also agent for the Ala •
’ v Steamship Comnanx. returned;
1 st night from a business trip to An
horago.
Mrs. Fred Miller and baby is com
g on the Alaska and Fred Miller, tbo
’ arbor, is xx-earing the big smile.
A. Wieklund is regisWod at th •
,fotel Sexvard having come in from
Iile 52 on last night’s train.
Pete Johnson is a gu°st at the Ov*
• ‘land from ATilo 72.
GOOD EATS
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fl he best place to eat for Ladies and
Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
-WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
( HICK EX AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
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The Aid'c Urothohood will hold a
regular meeting tonight at 8:30 o’*
ock.
Francis W. Xye is registered at the
overland from Xenana.
W VNTKD— Waitress al Palace
restaurant. tf.
W II.SO.VS SNOW CLASSES ai
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MEET ME AT THE
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R KST A l* R A \ T V NI) BA K ER V
BREAD CAKES PIES
Open All Night
IT SICK — &— JEMCKE
Proprietors
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
We cater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANGEL, Prop.
MANAGEMENT
JAMBS PAULSON
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
sewakdTalaska.