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ROOM
Seward Bakery
Coffee and all kinds of Pastry or Ham
Sandwiches will be served
Open i)aily from V A. M. to 11 P. M.
Just what you iiav' been looking for.
PUBsJlf HILL I ilu ■
Citizens are a ked to turn out to
the meeting: tonight in the hire ha!1
at S o’clock for the purpose of orpan
i ing a commercial organization. Ev
cry man v th the city's interest it
heart slvuil anj>car at the meeting
for the p n; ral discussions which wiM
!>' brought rp.
SILVER SOriAK TO RE GIVEN
Next Tuesday evening in the Meth
odist church, a silver social will b '
given. Tables arc to be arrn ure.i and
••erved from *:he individual table; wbh
d dicioin sandwiches, t a or co^T'o
Ice cream pod cake.
The Mis Margaret Remit*. No’!
Matho-m. Thelma Ellsworth, Hr’ep
T*d1j»aen, T’uth Guv, Almira M»-Gov:ne
and E’cie 1„‘ lie will be ir charge or
the Table*.
T1'" T • di s Aid Society v.’Rl a’?»>
•*ave booth? rrano'od , db'n,',v;op’ t’ r
manv article' made by the So i^ty.
I,a lie? *n •har'-'o of the booth® are
A^rs. .1 T "nr” *v C-oon . M*\?. E**a*>.?
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There wid be a booth of delicious
C'ICC’PS.
Mr. Cool- Mathwon, and Rorr;°
v.**11 ho in rh’* rr.y ef tho refreshment''*
,.\ musical program ha? boon nr*
••»niro,l fn eoo inn.* through *he boor - I
'f serving .which will be announced
later.
The proceed a**e for church benefit
FREEZES HIS TOES
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Rhuv'er Smith came in from out !
Re-njrroct’on rivor !ao-t nipht for p,ndi*
•’ll treatment. The toe.: on both feet
have been frozen.
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enormous fee sales
ST. f/>uK .Tan., 22— The three dav.%
ale of the T t^rnational For Fv.
»hannro which ended here last niprht
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FELT SHOES
Whalebak Sta^ Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
SOX, MITTS, GLOVES. !
I'tivienvear, Shirts.
COTTAR’S
!i !*i. U K V Ui.kK MEN OUTKIl
liirmimmum'nimmjiiiimnnmi
. ailed $2,750,000. One thousand sil
:r (<■:: furs brought $IS5,000. Pa'
id I ondon buyers were the heavie •
purchasers . One hundred and thirty
ix polar bear skins brought a larg«
sum. Ermine skins brought $235,
000.
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JAPAs ESE IN H V\\ All
BECOMING AMERICANIZED
HONOLULU, T. H., Jan., 23— Pap
nnes.e of the second generation in Ha
waii arc becoming Americanized so
rapidly that within .30 years Japan
ese language schools in the territory
will cease to exist because of lack of
.• ttendcnce.
This was the prediction made he: ■
recently by Bishop E. Imamura, who.
as head of the Ilongwaji Mission Bud
dhist) work, directs most of the Jap
• acse schools in the islands.
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Woman wanted to do family wash
ing. Apply The Key.J22*-f
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Everything of a banking nature entrusted to
our care, receives our best attention. We shall be
^iad to have a share of your business.
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THE; BA JVK OF
United States Depository
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C'i.111 V ’ >i lA'.i)y keeps out th<
lbo'iiis noon. tf.
GET VO UK SHOES half *oled v.iM
’Imurh Oak. It has no equal, $1.7.
pair. Lloyd**, Oopo. ite Lib : ty fit
:•»re.
We do picture framing. Price# rea
. triable. Sexton & Thu ail rs. tt.
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HEAD THE GATEWAY
Pocket Flasii lights and butteri»*/i a*
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FOR SALE Ve!S»w Turnips a»ot
”:»*abates Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TR YNSFER GO..
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Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. • SLWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
ATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
FL A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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With a pair of MOQUAWKIE SNOW SHOES.
Good wholesome healthy spo.i, for young and old alike.
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