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Miss Elsie Leslie
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The following item is clipped from
the Zephyr, a social bi-weekly pub
lished for the purpose of promoting
and fostering a proper social spirit
among the younger set of the City of
Seattle.
•‘The Zephyr, with a recent staff
addition has every prospect of a pro
sperous New Year. We feel that with
the assisting services of Messers. Em
mett Krefting and Jim Hawkins, we
con make the Zephyr a livelier, better
and larger publication. Mr. Krefting
has been active in the newspaper work
for several years and has a very desir
a'»-e record for his efforts, while Mr.
b. wkins has seen several years of ser
vi e on two California daily papers.
1 connection with their work on the
Zephyr they are operating the ‘Nifty
C.rd Shop”*.
Miss Thelma Ellsworth the talented
young lady, who has been supplying
Seward with music for the past two \
years, in connection with Mrs. A. H.
McNeer, also prominent in music cir
ch*, disposed of her durras, xylophone
aa<l bells to Mr. George Benning 01
Anchorage. Miss Ellsworth intends to
ki|KVe for the States sometime in Feb
Hiar} whore she will remain all sum
user, returning with a new set of
drums and also a marimba. In the
meantime Seward will be without
drams, until Miss EBswprth returns,
ttikss some enterprising individual
happens along with a set, makes Sew- j
aid his home and puts a little zest in j
the dancing once more. -
The Frank B. Kell,, vaodeville and;
musical troupe according to the An-!
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chorage Times has been secured by j
Manager McDonald of the Harmony j
Theatre to play a weeks engagement j
In the Harmony Picture house the lat- j
er part of January. The company re- j
ported to be by far the best ever camej
fc> Alaska is now playing other theatr- ’
cs on the Harmony circuit in South- i
eastern Alaska. There is no-doubt but;
th;;t Seward will get a chance to see j
the show on its way to and from An-j
chorage.
Another whirl of dancing was in
dulged in last Sdhirday evening in the
Odd Fallows Hall under the manage
ment of the Malamute Club. The suc
cess of the dance can be contributed
to Mr. Bert Andmaeu who acted as
flcor manager (Pardon, je l’ai fait
sans peaser). Fully thirty couples had
a hiyu time dingtoeing to the Paul
donee Malamute Specials and other
|jpny named dances.
Mrs. J. C. PoUmk and son Seward
arrived in town from Anchorage last
Saturday, t* ppdjhj, wwk end with
drfeods. Mrs. Pollock ia a guest atthe
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t*» IrtUe dkMkteis Mwrfjfet and
giy «m week ead vinton is Sew
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i the Seattle P. I. of recent date. Lieut.
' Commander Rivers , J. Carstarphan,
U. S. N. who until recently w*s in
command of the U. S. S.'Saturn has
been ordered to the U. S. S. Arkansas
as first lieutenant. He will relieve
Lieut Commander V. J. Dixon who
will go to Mare Island. It will be re
membered that Lieut Commander Car
starphan was in command of the U.
S. S. Saturn, Radio Supply Ship on hrr
lost trip to Seward and his many
friends in Seward will regret to bea?
that Lieut. Commander Carstarphan
has been transferred.
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Mrs. J. P. Stotko was a hostess at |
n'n informal tea given at her home on
Chird Avenue Tuesday December the
Seventh. Those who attended the tea
.vre Mrs. Frank Skeen, Mrs. J. Sulli-1
an, Mrs. Emmena, Mrs. Shelhom and
Mrs. Grace Corson.
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Mrs. J. Sullivan and Mis. F. John- j
-ton met with Mrs. Stotko last Thurs
day to form plans for the organization
>f the choir to sing the Easter Service
in the Catholic Church. The Choir will
meet again next Thursday afternoo:
nd more definite plans will be made.
A very enjoyable time was spent
.:st Wednesday evening following a:
nitiation by the members of the East
rn Star. A very tasty luncheon was
served to about forty members in th.
banquet rooms of the Odd'Fellows
Hall.
Mrs. Peggy Drayton, who has been
formally employed in the tinting de
partment of Sylvia’s has accepted a
position with Mr. George Schmidt of
die Seward Bakery relieving Miss Jen-1
tiie Anderson who left on the train!
Friday morning for Anchorage. •
Mr* and Mrs. Thomas Towle and j
her daughter Miss Meryl were hostes- j
*es at a very delightful dinner given |
in honor of Mrs. Pratt Mrs. pagers
and Mr. Smith at their apartments in
the Graef building on Broadway. The
evening was spent In music and songs.
Mr. and Mrs. Talhson who have
been residing on Washington St for
several yearn moved into their recent
ly completely residence on Second
Avenue.
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Him Sylvia Sexton was a hostess
at a delightful luncheon followed by
bridge to the members of the Bridge
Club and a number of her friends at
her home on Broadway Saturday. De
cember the eighth. *
Mr. amt Jtr*.ChariaB Cameron, the
'well known proprietor of th. Seward
Grill han moyed to the residence form
erly occupied by.Dr. and Mrs. Sloan
on Wxi Aecuoo,...
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Dr. Rowkif^u a paaaenger on the
S. S. Atamdairkki attlad from Seat-.
tie ymtowday awontf.
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Wt relief f&r
aches.
HE’S Just used Sloan’s
Liniment and the quick
comfort had brought a smile f
of pleasure to nis face.
Good for aches resulting
from weather exposure,
sprains, strains, lame back,
overworked muscles. Penc
V.7Q4 tratcs without rubbing. All
1140 druggists have it
Sloans
Uniment^
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ANOTHER STEP FORWARD
The Seward Drug Company, which
h»i& always given to the people of Sew
ard and vicinity, the most up-to-date
selection of drugs and druggist sun
dries obtainable, has added another
d'stinct feature to its service by the
installation of the complete line manu
factured by the Associated Phanna
: cists, Incorporated. This line is con
sidered by all the leading druggists
• throughout the United States as being
one of the best and most complete
Hues ever manufactured. It comprises
. every known drug and medicine now
. used .and covers the field of toilet pre
i pa rations completely. The packages
containing Associated Phaimacists
preparations are assembled by artists.
The designs and coloring blend per
fectly and have a distinct marking
thich enables a person familiar with
ih* Associated Pharmacists produc
tions, to pick them out from among
ihe displays shown in the average
drug store. Scattered throughout Al
aska, from Ketchikan to Nome are
men and women who own stock in the
Associated Pharmacists Incorporation.
In the town of Seward there are more
than twenty people who own this
slock.
It is through the Seward Dr
that the people of Seward are able tc
procure this widely known line of pure
..rugs and medicines. The far north
nay be isolated and removed from the
nter of civilization but as long as
ion like A. H. McDonald conduct busi
es* enterprizcs in towns of Alaska,
le people who live in those towns
/ill be enabled to buy the same mer
handise as the people in the States.
There are possibly larger drug
stores in the states than the Seward
>rug Co. but there is none aomng the
iany hundreds that carries a more
omplete stock than the one carriedi
ere in Seward by the Seward Drug
Company.
PARIS APARTMENT SEEKERS
HAVE NO FEAR OF GHOSTS
PARIS, Jan. 14— (Universal Ser
vice.)— Fear of ghosts is no longer
i dotcilent when it comes to renting
a flat in Paris and in the light of re^
vent episodes Pa»it writers are dt
clarup that the var killed supersti-;
tion.
A few days ago-tue French wife of ■
an F relish staol? .hand named O’Brie*. j
mwdered her husband and committed |
suicide with a. ia.tr. The crime wrv j
A it known nn\! tui lirst edtion of the
m/iru.g papers, i. f ued at 5 o'clock.
At 5:S0 the f r»l flat hunters ar*
rived at the apartment where the dead
man end woman lay before "the. morn
ing was three hours cider n* less than
;isty-four persons Had formed a
queue mts'de the door, all hoping *o
reut'the apartment
Two thousand eight hundred and
forty-nine applicants were received
by the Janitor of the building on the
Rue de Rochechouart, where Landru*
the French "Bluebeard,” was recently
dispossessed.
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Haryy Steel, editor and proprietor
of the Cordova Times will be a Sew-'
ard visitor on the Spokane which is
expected in Seward sometime this eve
ning. He will be here for several days
in connection with the Seward Gate
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?mi PARAGRAPTHS OF SENSE
AND NONSENSE FOREIGN AND
LOCAL, CAUGHT ON THff
FLY BY "THE HUMAN
TPOTHP1CK "
Use your mind as a store house, but
not as a junk house.
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Many a charitable woman allows
her husband to have her own way.
After pocketing his fee the congra
tulations of the minister officiating at
the wedding are genuine.
The only effective way to convince
a contrary woman that she is wron^is
to agre^ with her.
When a woman drops a hint it
sounds like a sledge hammer chorus
.in a boiler factory.
The Third Division polled the larg
est Republican vote in the Territory
during the last election and the Third
Division is entitled to a man who will
be appointed governor and that man is
George Hazelet, a real Alaskan with
the interests of Alaska at heart. AU
the squabbling and mud slinging and
monkey wrench throwing won’t get us
anywhere. We need to get together
and stay together.
The Melancholy Days Have Come
They are chill and cold,
vVe re squabbling like a bunch of cats,
lust like we did of old. 1
Those who expect a young man
with dazzling prospects to set the
world on fire are apt to be disappoint
ed.
A wise man knows a good thing when
I le sees it but a fool doesn't know a
iood thing when he has it.
The best sermon is the one that goo
3ver your head and hits the other fcl
low.
DOING HER SHARE
Several members of a woman',
tub were chatting with a little daug!,
er of their hostess.
“I suppose you are a great help tc !
■ our mamma," said one.
4<Oh, yes," replied the little mis :
‘and so is Ethel, but it's my turn tc
• ount the spoons today after the com
pany is gone."
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SEWARD METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday School 11: A. M.
Evening Service 7:30
We invite you to attend these Ser
vices.
Duane Earl Carter, Pastor.
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The S. S. Spokane is due in Seward
this evening.
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the 14th via Inside Passage^
The sailing of the VICTORIA on the 10th of Jan
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