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The Alaska Weekly Post
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GATEWAY PI HUSHING COMPANY, (Inc.)
Elmer A. Friend. Editor
. Hoben. President Prank L. Ballaine. See.
U ^-ond-elaM matter September J. 19! 5. at tha Po.t Office at Seward. Ala.Wa.
under Art of March t. l>79.
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•wa d . <>t 1>- To the Kditor of
Gatewax The Seward (•» note
dtal m*od> assistance.
what are we ir«* a x to * ° about
Iniost e\er\ boat has !>•.»• «rht .; ’
s to Seward. Some could pay a.
e not. but a bad car *. « a e
rally located and pati n - con
deeds of mde* to t *> ho>* tal aid
n.
There is a $6000, «lebt on our hospi
*.. . The monthly expenses are about
S.'i(H). The receipts about $400. Tie*
•tur>0' get no pa\ atal give the best
of care.
|f will cost $1000 per month 0*
.tart again if this hospital quits.
thn • lots an« I
0 to make up its !os>es ami move
the bulling. All the coast, west of
re «iep« mis on Sewaixl for hospital
Keep Him From Your Home
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care. M n cannot biinjr tboil* families
to A Iasi a unless there are scho >. .
Churches a’id hospitals.
Industries must have provision f*>
care of the sick in some well located
place. '
Shall this out post of civilization b ■
without a hospital 7 Must the hund
reds of miles served by this hospital
and the many small settlem nt.> and
we as well send our sick to other pla« -
es for care or will Seward. Seldovia.
Kodiak and L*npa and intervening lo
calities arise to the need, that a place
may he ready for the emergencies of
accident and sickness 7
Let u ra’ly the support of this ii -
stitution d* line: the depression w»*
now feel ard keep our hosp tal unt.l
bu iness in proves and the country
can settle v ith larger developments.
(Signed) J.H. Komitf M. I>.
Any sujrtrestion on the above vil*
gladly he entertained and any suit
able comunication will bo published
Editor.
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where vou will rlv/avs leceive a LAIR AND LIBERAL ASSORTMENT
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Highest Market Prices
RETURNS-“QU ICKER”
“Shubort” Unexcelled Service
is known to intelligent rr. 1 !>rn:jfi‘s ive Fur shippers all ove** ALASKA. I! you are
not “Shippin • Hubert ' > full benefit of the extremely high
prices \ : present time—get. in line—don t delay
ship All the Furs you ha kee them coming Q1 ICK.
J“Shubert” Returns arc Sa>; aciory Returns—Write for “ vElir S'lnbrrt ^hiji|irr —It’s FREE
A. B. ©HUBERT, INC.
The Largest House in the World Dealing Exclusively in American Raw Furs
Dept. 256—25-27 W. Austin Ave., - - Chicago, U. S. A.
.... UXPKSIKAm.K CITIZKNS. ..
Knute 1I< rkelatid is a Cordova rep
istiant ;vho requests exemption from
military service because lie has taken
out ist citizenship papers, but n
the final papers. He is tin* socoad
Cordova registrant to take advnntag
of the Scandinavian treaty rights t
escape fighting for the country iie i
making his living in Valdez ai
has a number of these alien slecke *
and the blush of shame caused I
! their presence is sufficient to want
the city without using any fuel fo
1 the purpose. Their presence in Y.it
i !ez as undesirable as an overcoat
j :n Hades.
Valdez Prospector.
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FLA\ GROWING IN IRELAND
RECEIVES GREAT IMPETI S.
[ DURL1X, Oct., 0.—Flax growing i
Ireland has receive*l a remarkable in
petus from the war. Refore hostilil
ies began Ireland grew only a smaM
proportion of the flax required by tir
great Ulster linen industry, but Rri* •
ain’s participation in the war, and th. f
resulting restrictings of flax import
from foreign countries, increased th**
price of flax to the point where it be* }
came a very profitable c.op for th*
Irish farmer.
Farmers in all parts of the island
are now engaged in growing flax. Th* ;
sudden and extraordinary prosperity
of the flax growers is being shared
the flax workers. Male workers re
ceive an average of $16.00 weekly,
and woir '” average $12.00, wages un
heard of in the productive branch *•.'
the industry before the war.
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In spit* of a knowledge of ornith
ology, a fellow may take a few swal
Iws when he is out for a lark.
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CON’T MISTAKE THE
CAUSE
.Many Seward People Have Kidney J
Trouble and l)o Not Know It.
Do you have backache?
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depresse i V
Are the kidney secretions irregular?
Highly colored; contain sediment j
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning of d :
tress.
Heed the warning; don’t d* lay—
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this convincing testimoney.
T. H. Berry, 104 Fargo St., Port
land Ore., says: “1 had been an un- ^
| usually healthy man and hadn’t bee.j
sick a day in my life until l was tak
en with typhoid fever. After the f'jv
; er left me, my kidneys became aw
fully weak and the secretions passed
irregularly and contained sediments.'
I Every quick move sent sharp, cutting
i pains through mo and 1 was fame
' and stiff all over. I read about Doan's
i Kidney Pills and started to use them.
• They soon put my kidneys in good or
1 der and I felt like a different mar.”
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| Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Seward Light &
Power Company
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NOKTHWKSTKKN, Oct.10, direct t;> Anchorage returning South,
hound wa regular Southwestern Alaska ports.
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other port.
A H. Mr DONA Id), Agent.
The Seward News Company
GEORGE PHELPS
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