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THE LATE NEWS t I* I'O l> \\i
TRI \NCI.K- PRESENTS LILLIAN
<;ish.
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ALSO A ONE REEL I LI \N(,I 1
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FOR RENT
PurmsluHl riwms lor rent- Nan (iild
v i‘ Building. N1911
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I’OK KEN T— Two furnished cab
i.is. See Ooughertv. HO.
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\iid>’s express meet* all trains in*
.inter*. Phone 113.
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I *.. 4- k, • • 1 la>h light* and batteries a
). I.. tiraef’s 3
>\ e do picture framing. Prices re.:
nable. Sexton Ac Thwaites. tl
U K l KKKPKKS at J. I.. C.raefs
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I'OI! SALK Yellow Turnips and
. u'ahage* Small I’mnii . at lie. pet
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N1 \<ii N TU NNSi r.U CO..
Phone Main 17.
LEON I RILU II
SVHTSON liUKSS II VI'S
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SI ETHC ami .MUCH \
•*.'EKFKIJSON SHOES’*
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IN MEN’S H
‘OCR LEADER” a good all
around everyday work shoe,
;nadt of tough leather, and built
or ■ion ire. I’rice $5.00.
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Others at $6.00—$6.50— $7.0!!
—$7.50 and up.
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
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SUCCESSOR TO SEW A Kl> COMMERCIAL CO.
ALWAYS SOME'.,!"vO
DOIN'’
You will fini!
Your Friends
AT
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Seward ti.uk on the appearance of
a mii.i . •: . an p
nor iir,g alter the arrival of the Ala*
neda, may o tin* local boys and tho c
from the interior, who have bn n in
he war service, returning from camp
n the slates or Alaska foits.
B. O. Graham, of th** legal staff nt
he Guggonhc 111s, ai rived on tiie A . -
ned,i from l\>rdo\a.
The Ghri tian Science Society will
lold regular service's tomorrow' f r -
coon at 11 ttV'ock »nd Sunday School
:t 12; 1 ■"> o’clock.
Six members only turned out I’m
ie -emi -monthly 1 id of the Seward
tome Guards last night.
(’apt. J. J. Kinnejran, on a s’x';
ay }’• dough from hi: headi|uart<- .*
. Juneau. arrived in Seward on t’* •
Ham via.
The Borg l family i* once mo:
nobolixcd in Sewn d and Guv Barge n
w »a:ing a Inroad .mile. Mrs. Lor
en, two daughter and son lvidie a -
iviny on tits Al meda.
Harold E . 1 . ( ith t
om mission who went south se eral i
.lOTith ago. ’.vturned on tho Alatn
ir. Allen says ’abor conditions a .*
**a l in tne Pacific Net dr* e-t and he
glad to return to Seward.
Pat .1. Lynch, diamond drill export
irrived from LaTmeln on the A'.a*
neda enroute to Anchorage.
T. \V. Secrist, well known civil on*
•no:’ , accompanied by his viio and
m, are in Seward enroute to Anchor*
ge having anivc <• on th * Alameda.
Pom King returned liv,m Seat* >.
*; the A arr.eda and. said that Item -
ELLIOTT’S
huypmp cpunna
UHiVjiriU
Next dancing instructions will I"
iriven Tuesday night ;.l 8 o'clock m
the Van Gilder Hall.
FELT BOOTIES
FELT SHOE'S
Vi I.alcbak Stag Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
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IT. v or wear, Shirts, *
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I'HK H.At K \\ lli;HK MilN l !"l •
D!t. H. A. BLYTJI
Dentist
las Arrived in Soward and will b
i oady lor butincss as soon as a stii? —
.Ado location is found.
t s: ”nn£?\ ::
viion Hay and S'ward never look's
s rood as they did this morning-. M
Ung; is hei e to remain.
C» oi’ko C. Wil -on, printer formerh !
f Ain orag; hut f >r the pa t month
n trie ‘‘ad” alley on the Seattle T'me* I
arrive 1 on the Ainmeda hound for t’
’at *. lor on a prospecting; trip. '
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ODD !'l U OW.v WIU (IIVi: v
D.VNCE TONICIIT IN THEIR HAM. I
The Odd Follows viP give a dam
.his evening- in their hail starting
emntly at it o'clock.
MET If ODIST CHI’in’ll
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There will b“ no service n the
Morning but Sunday SOu.nl wil! he
!n Id at 12:0'l as usual.
At 7:30 1*. M. « sene scr. me ' in 1.'
held followed h; a fbort s noon.
A ou will be welcome. ,
I.. D. Cool;, Pr.! 'or.
. * Y'wn
The i.abrco‘cabin, that green om
near ,ho depot. "■ ni h 1 7 > v<
able offer refused.
JEST SEE Mel':TEST!.
On the let < lai : tl B n
drill will reopen as a b -U r -h r an ’
restaurant.
•n FCSICK & TEMCKE.
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^. * . Alas!
jrirdwood,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars _. Cigarettes
ROAD house and CI-EAN beds
The Culinary Department is under the management o!
R. E. SHANK UN
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Th*' ecrct o*’ succe.s. is -ot ho much in know
nj; I' >w to make tnoner as n the ability to sav*
it people in their . fi’orts to save money.
I: tt i it writer concern, yon, rail and see us
about it.
rii£ ES.A NK OF
'r co '•’ p»*'! on J* -vine’s Accounts.
O. MOHFORD
% 8ucce®iK> U)
j • JOE CAM PE EEL
■ 2- • Pic *r Cil lerBltig. SEWARD, ALASKA
Lj i E WARD
WITH ALL THE CO A FORT OF A HOME
AXES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
. A. HOMER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
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Coffee and Ham Sandwiches, Pie, Doughnuts, Cake,
'astry or ail kink's. Quick Service.
Drop in When Do ah Town— Drop in after the Movies.
Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
P * / A -v -
/ -r*«rtl
!«<. > m place (o eat for’Ladies and
(•enllcmen. A single visit will
iaak.’ ycu a regular patron.
AYE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
i TUCKEX AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
.* »1<u111iii:r.i.j11.ai:<t:iii*«.i.»•»
T a* Moon restaurant, opi.« nig’us.
•lie only \meriian own? ! restr.u*
ant in Seward, tf.
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-'. • Hut .re New Management.
f , Mcwly decorated and re
•; turn idled throughout.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
I
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
\Ye cater to the Public regardle^*
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
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MANAGEMENT
JAMES PAULSON
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
sewardTalaska.