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UltllfO STATES MUHIN IIBfRIV IOAIM
are requested to call for their bonds.
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CIGARS
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ICE CREAM
STATION Kin
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INMAN B \SKKTS
SEXTON & TH WAITES
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Wednesday & Thursday
NIGHTS —S—p.m.
DAVID HORSLEY. PRE
SENTS TO YOU. THE
FAMOUS FILM STAR—
“CRANE WILBUR,”
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A •> Part Mutual Release.
“THE SINGLE CODE."
Also Gloria Swanson & Boh
Vernon in a Mack Sennett,
2 Reel Keystone Comedy.
WHOSE BABY"
J.U'K MOl LTON IS SHOT;
HIS WIFK IN T UOM \ JAll
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Jack Moulton, one of the forme* '
traveling men to the Alaska Territory, 1
was recently a principal in a shooting
a fair at Tacoma. The following artic- ;
I* . under elate e»f Dec., 7th. with a Ta
c mia elate line, explains itself:
As the result of a shooting in th !
T icoma Hotel Annex at 4:‘10 o'clock >
t is morning Jack K. Moulton of |
Seattle*, an employe of the* Shipping
hoard, is in the* Tacoma (General Hos- '
pital with a bullet wounel in his back
. <1 his wife who came* here Thursday
; om San Finncisco, is in the* city ja,M
I mling an investigation of the* case.
Moulton met his wife here yestei
y iv in the* hotel. He* has made no ex*
anal on e>f the shooting. Mrs. Mold*
♦ , n says a revolver which Moulton had
u uler h\< pillow was dischargee! acci
dentally. The bullet entered Moulton’s
r:ght sieh* nnel came euit through his
right arm.
For many years Jack K. Moulton
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was the Alaska representative of :>
hardware company, but severed his
connection with the Seattle concern
last spring, expecting to enter the Avi j
-ation Service. He was rejected be* I
cause of his age and then accepted a
position with the Shipping Board. H“
is still in that employment.
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KEATING HAS A BOY
“Geoffrey Garrett Keating appear* j
ed on the presidential horizon, Nov., j
20th, weighing ten |M>unds. He is a
fine fellow. Douglas and ho have al
ready arranged an armistice. Wife and
all are well."
fhc above ;s the way Dr. 0. .1
Keating formerly of reward, annnur* f
cos in a letter to the Editor, the bir'h
of the second hi y i» 1 is family. At c :
time the Jette*’ was written, Dr. Kent - !
ing ’vms in Seatt'o lulling a po.4- i
g»i m;a'e course in d« r.tal work a»»•<I
{booking over the dental situation i
there.
D»*. Keating stated in his letter that
iu» might return t> S *ward this cor»i-J
ing . o miner ard possibly before.
“.Many Seward people are in ‘at
tic, ’ wiites D”. Keating,” and in ta!k
to Hum, th y are getting homesi k
for the north. Seattle is largely ^up
ported hy Alaskan., during the winter
nine bring at the hotel I am stopping
at, al present ”
[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS]
The Se.vt.rd Home Guards will hold
the weekly drill tonight at the Arctic
Brotherhood hall at 7o’clock sharp.
All members of the organization arc
requested to attend the drill tonight.
Steamer Admiral Watson sailed
for the westward shortly after S o'
clock last night after discharging
freight in Seward for ID hours.
Gust Peterson, well known he1”*, i
who went to Seattle several months
ago, died early in December of the ir*
ten;.a according to word received
here in the Watson’s mail.
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Three hundred pounds of mail from j
Kenai has b en received in Seward, I
the first ma I out from that locality
since tin* elo*e of Cook Inlet.
Mrs. M. Gilmour is now employe
in tl^e paymaster’s office of the Com
mission. having resigned from Brown
& Hawkins.
Mrs. Lyons, visiting here last sum- |
ier during the stay of the U. S. S
Saturn, is spending a few months at
her old home at Hagerstown, Mary- j
land, according to Christmas cards re- j
ceiwd in Seward. Paymaster Lyons is j
aboard the Saturn, now off the Siber- J
ian coast.
Jim Hawthorne, formerly right
hand man to Billy Ellis, of the meat
market, is chief cook with the Medi
cal Corps, at Camp Lewis, Wash. Mr.
Hawthorne writes that he expects to
receive an honorably discharge dui
ag th** present month.
Hamilton Graff is with the AmeH i
EV ERYTHING FOR
MEN
EVERYTHING AT
THE RIGHT
PRICE.
IF IT IS TO !
WEAR
IT CAN BE FOUND
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COTTERS
I KK l*I.ACK WIlKItE MEN Ot’TKI I
can Occuputon Army in Belgium ac
cording to letters received in Seward.
Mr. Graff is with the Signal Corps.
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Lieut. Commander Tibbcts, who was
an officer aboard the U. S. Saturn
while in Seward last summer, has
been given command of a large
freighter and will soon leave Puget
Sound for Franco with a cargo of
flour.
Bob Schutz, formerly junitor of the
Van Gilder and Bank of Seward build
ings, expects to journey back to Sew
aid within the next few weeks, ac
cording to W. H. Simpson, oldtimer
who returned on the Admiral Watson.
Shiobuilding has taken a slump below,
and Schutz longs again for the North
land.
The next steamer to sail from Seat
tle for Seward will be the Alameda
leaving the south next Monday.
Alaska is having a great mail ser
vice. In the mail from Anchorage on
New Year’s day was nearly a sack of
first class Seward matter which had
been routed to Anchorage at Seattle.
Oh hum. It was only about three
weeks late in arriving.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Colwell, form
Kern Creek are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
F. K. Leslie.
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1,0ST— $110. Finder please re
turn to owner, Joe Parpuch, at Palace
Bar. J6
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Plain *rwinc dour al Mr*. Rimer
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INTEREST
NOTICE
you have a savings account in this Bank,
bring in your pass book, and have your in
terest entered thereon.
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you do not have a savings account, start the
New Year right and open an account with us
THE BANK OF
•1 per cent paid <^n Saving’s Accounts.
Andy’* express meets at! trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
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CERTAIN—TEED Roafins: at
tirositis & Noon. tf\
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ICE CREEPERS at J. I.. Graef'a
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CERTAIN—TEED Weeps sat the
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.76
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
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We do picture frajuftt*. rdci* rpu*
M*nable. Sexton $c 'ftirntteo. tT.
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Hu#ib«ree. Small Tiroape al 2c# per
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S. O. MORFORB
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JOE CAMPBELL ^
2nd Floer Vin Gilder Bids. ^,
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HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELl LWWtt A» 8EW»
H. A. HORNER, fUniger W. K. MiflHlW.M*.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Moquawkie Snow Shoes.
Ice Creepers.
Aluminum Ware.
Pvrex Class Oven Ware.
c LOTH ING 0 E PA RTMENT.
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Rubber Boots and Shoe Pacs.
Corduroy Pants, Khaki Pants.
Slickers and Raincoats.
Wool and Flannel Shirts. _ . ;
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GROCERY DEPARTMilNT.
Apples. a-■*■■■■
Grapefruit and Lemons.
Aha Teas and Coffees.
Potatoes $3.00 Crate.
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