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CIGARS
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STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
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SEXTON & THWAITES
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
8 P. M.
TRIANGLE Presents
WINIFRED ALI EN and
JACK DEVEROUX
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“THE MAN WHO
MADE GOOD”
ALSO ONE OF THOSE
MACK SENNETT (2) Reel
Comedies. BIG HIT
“THE CLEVER DUMMY”
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| Nickel Flash !it.**ls and batteries a’ j
J. L. (iraef’s
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v\> do picture framing. Price* rea
; unable. Sexton <& Ihwaitf*. tl
K i: CKKKPERS at J. L. Graef a
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V RIG SN AP— l Will sell all of j
tv li\ e stock, chickens and one horse
, nd lease my ranch lor a terra ot
\ears. This is good income property
at Mile h. iust the opportunity for
;he ones. I went to "take a trip to the i
; t ,t?s i* my reason for the above
i-nosattinn. Communicate with me U
til- ,i. George l.aughlin. tl
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¥ NOVELTY MIXTURES. SOME WITH
* BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS.
1 “OUR SCHOOL BOY SPECIAL.” A WELL
i MADE SUIT OF HEAVY MATERIAL. WITH
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS. PRICE $12.50
OTHERS AT $11.50 —to— $15.00
r NOW ON DISPLAY .SEE OUR WINDOWS.
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Crown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
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SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
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2*ow is l!u* turn* »o live > »ur Uramte Wore, Odds and
Kuos in (iias.s Ware. Dishes. Dry (iood*. (ienta FurniwhhiK
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OPTIMO — LOVKRA — MOZART
BL-ROI-TAN COLON
AM) TIIK LARGE BARRETT
NOW FIFTEEN CENTS STRINGHT
15 els.
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GRIP, INFLUENZA
Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Rallabls, j
Antiseptic Preventive
During influenza epidemics spray ]
the nose and throat several times a |
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer.
If von haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall of defense against
“Flu" germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
to grip. Slop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money hack
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache: Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills. 30c at drug
gists. Guaranteed.
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SEWARDSNAPSHOTsj
T. W. Hawkins is a returning pas- j
• \ngsr on the Alaska which sailed]
this morning from Seattle.
J. Junto, barber, who has been vis-j
Ling in California for the pa t several j
months, is returning home on the j
Alaska.
A tra'n will probably he operated]
out the line on Sunday.
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Kd Fredericks, who came in Severn J
lays ago front Mile 18, on a business ■
trip . checked out from Seward Hotel
‘his morning and returned home.
The Red Cross Chapter will hold ;
an important meeting tonight in the j
U. R. Pudding at 7:30 o'clock. AH j
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El. MOTT'S
DANCING SCHOOL
Latest waltz steps taught Frida> {
night at 8 o'clock in the Van Gilder •
hall.
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MILITARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS— SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
cd for Alaskans.
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COTTERS'
iHF. PLACE WHERE MEN OCTFTI
members are urged to attend and th*1
business is important.
Knd men, interlocutor and all the
ladies taking part in the minstrel
show to be given on*St. Patrick’s day
will rehearse tonight at thoA. B. Hal!
at 8 o’clock.
Jack Rowell came in from Mile 21
last night by dog team accompanying
Billie Bryan. The two registered at th;
Seward. Mr. Bryan returned home
again today. Mr. Rowell is going to
the outside on a business trip.
The Seward Military* Unit will hold
a drill tonight at 7:30 o’clock in the
A. B. Hall. The drill will last for half
an hour owing to the minstrel rehear
sal.
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Jumes Raspberry' is coming to Rew
ard on the Alaska. Now if Blackberry
and Strawberry* will come north there
will be plenty of the fruit here for. the
coming season.
K. N. Culbertson, connected with the
commission at Anchorage, is coming
north on the Alaska accompanied bv
his wife and children.
The Seward Orchestra, six pieces,
will be the feature of the dance to be
given tomorrow night at the Odd Fel
!i. A. B. c.
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COMBINATIONS
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Ellsworth's j
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SirHenml, Alanka.
RIM.MRDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cifars Gifaeettos
ROAD HOUSE AND CUBAN BBDS
The Culinary Department i» under the tnanafement *f
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BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905
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SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
4 PER CENT Interest
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O.-MORFORD...
Buccwrr to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Mapafer MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Pwp.
. lows Hall by Prof. Elliott.
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The Woman’s club is holding an
j important business meeting this after
I noon at the residence of Mrs. J. M.
Sloan.
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LADIES BRIDGE TOMORROW
The Ladies Bridge Club will meet
j tomorrow afternoon with Miss Fran
cis Root.
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PROMISING INFIELDER IS
KILLED ON BATTLEFIELD
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DETROIT. March 7— “Killed in j
ji.ction, November 3, 1918.”
This message written on the un- ]
opened envelope containing a contract!
] lor Leonard B. Hollywood, a promis
ing infielder, was the first informa- i
tion Frank C. Navin, president of the J
Detroit Americans received concern- j
ing death of the Tiger recruit on the j
• battle fields of France.
Hollywood was purchased from the ;
j San Francisco club of the Pacific
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j The best plate to eat for Ladies sad!
Gentlemen. A angle visit wilt ]
make yoo a regular patron.
—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AN® TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
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LUBSCRIB* FOR THE GATEWAY
, Coast League in the fall of 1917 and
I Manager Jennings of the Tigers wu* .
[ counting on giving him a trial this
spring.
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MAIL CARRIER’S HARD ROUTE
QUINCY, CAL., March 7— A. T.
Gould, a government mail carrier here
c-mployees three modes of travel to r
cover the daily route between here and !r
the town of La Porte, 24 miles distant;. V
He starts by automobile, transfers a*
few miles out to a wagon and finishes
the last fourteen miles of his journey .
on snowshoes, carrying the poyches . ♦
on his back. . *
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WANTED— Waitress at Palace ;
restaurant. tf,
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WILSON’S SNOW CLASSES at
J. L. Grief’s tf.
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On the* 1st, of March, the Brmch .
Grill mill reopen as a bakery shop and | j
restaurant.. r •
Tf FITSIOK & JBNICKE:
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT '
PALACE
RESTAURANT l
Next to the
Palace Pod Room
We eater to the Fttotie cepudless
of Nationality or Frevfaia conditio* •'
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Bi*p.
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FAIRBANKS
MANAGEMENT
JAMBS PAULSON
OININO BOOM Di
CONNECTION
sewardTalaska.
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