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—FOR RENT—
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HPRESS THEATER
Tuesday, Dec. 4th—8:00 p. m.
Paramount Travel No. 24
Vitagraph Blue Kibbon Feature
Company Presents ANTONIO
MORENO, CHARLES KENT,
and other Vitagraph Stars in
“Kennedy Square”
A Splendid 5-part Blue Ribbon
Feature.
Also the Latest Fo\ Comedy
Release
44BATHHOUSE TANGLE"
In Two Parts.
8-Reel Program—15c & 80c
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Skating!
IS GOOD AT SECOND LAKE.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF SKATING OUTFITS, IN
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CLUDING ALL KINDS OF
SKATES AT
URBACH’S
PROOF OF LABOR BLANKS AT THE GATEWAY.,
FIRE INSURANCE
JOE CAMPBELL
Sucretwor to
ENNIS A CAMPBELL
SEWARD ALASKA j
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PUT YOUR PAY IN
YOUR BANK BOOK
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The best way to save money.
Keep a little out of the pay envel
ope for pocket money then put the
rest in this bank and pay your bills
by check.
Money in the bank is not easily
spent for unnecessaries and remains
until a time of need comes to you.
Checks are j^iven you free. It costs
you nothing: to have your money kept
safe for you.
A RANK ACCOUNT MAKES A
. MAN INDEPENDENT AND
HAPPY
The Bank of Seward
Established 1905
a
Resources $315,000.00
Sate Deposit Boxes For Rent—4 Per
Cent Pai<l on Savings Accounts
United States Depository For Postal Savings
NAVIGATION ON
SEA OE LIFE IS
SUNDAY TOPIC!
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The theme “The Christian’s Chart
and Compass” used by Rev. J. J. Pat
ton at the Methodist Church Sunday'
morning was derived from, II Timo
thy 3:16. “All Scripture is given by
| inspiration of God, and is profitable
for doctrine, for reproof, for correc
tion for instruction in righteousness.”
* “The wise mariner is ever ready to
. consult his chart and compass,” said
Rev. Patton. “It is thus that navi
gation is made safe for the many
ships that continually pass to and;
from the various ports of the world,
i Charting of dangerous waters is ex-;
! tremely necesasry: to needlessly neg
lect it is no less than criminal. How
ever, there is another sea, the sea of
i life, that is no less hazardous, a sea
i that all mu9t sail.
“Some say that the human con-j
science is a sufficient councillor and,
guide. Experience proves that this
1 is a dangerous guide. The conscience
of a man depends much upon th*j in*
i stmetion he has recciced. Paul tells
us in First Timothy 4:2 that there
r.re those who have had their con-j
.science scared by a hot iron.
4 The text is but one of man.* that
shows that God’s word is sufficient to
Confidence
Is the foundation of all business
and unless the customer has
confidence in the merchant from
whom he purchases, there is no
satisfaction.
High Grade Merchandise—One !
Price To All Breeds
Confidence
There is one thing that we have
v always tried to deserve, and
that is the confidence of our
customers.
The man living out in the
hills knows that he can send to
COTTER’S for anything that he
may need and that he will get
it on the first transportation,
just what he orders and at the
same price that, he would have
to pay were ho here to person
ally select his order
That Breeds Confidence
Remember this that it don’t
make any difference where you
may be, write in, Phone in, Send
word in—and we will get you
the goods on the first transpor
tation and you will get just the |
same prices and treatment that
you would get if you were here
yourself. .
TRY IT
COTTER’S
Broadway Seward
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guide men as they pass through this
world. The Scriptures are the only
real source of our knowledge of Goo'.
Without them man is left to grope
in darkness. The Bible is the one
book that handles those .jue'tion^
that are beyond man. By this book
of books we have cheer and comfort
for every life that heeds it’s warn
ing and accepts its guiding.”
WIND HOWLED
ALONG COAST
A LONG TIME,
Valdez had six days of the hard I
wind which hit Seward ‘our days last
week according to Rev. Zinn, who was
in Seward from that place Satu"day
night. Capt. Glasscock, of the Ad
miral Evans, reported‘that when he
reached Douglas on his noHhbound
trip the wind blew so hard from the
north that he was an hour ir. making
a landing then remained th»,r» so't*n
hours before being able to get away
from the dock for Juneau. Ou, from
Cordova, the Evans encountered a
gale which continued until tin* steam
er entered Resurrection Bay.
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STEAMER CREW GIVEN
SCARE—MEN SURRENDER
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Dec. 3. —
Mistaking stray shots from a govern
ment rifle range where troops are in
training and at target practice, for a
hostile bombardment, the crew of a
Norwegian hark huddled below decks
and meekly offered to the U. S. Gov
ernment surfman who went out to in
vestigate the hanging out a white
flag to the masthead.
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•CARD TABLES ARE
PLACED UNDER BAN
TO GET WORKERS
LIVINGSTONE, Mont., Pec. 3. —
Declaring that when the farmers
can’t hire men and dozens of able
bodied “loafers” sit and play cards
nil day, it is time some action is ta
ken, Sheriff A. S. Robertson has or
dered all card tables removed from
saloons, clubs and pool halls in this
county. He said he did it is a “war
measure.”
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 3. — Motor
car owners are not in any immediate
danger of having their “gas” supplies
curtailed. Fuel Administrator Gar
field announced that a survey of the
entire country had not shown the oil
and gasoline situation to be acute and
that for the present he would take no
step to restrict the use of such fuel
for motive power.
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CABIN FOR RENT—Foot Adams
street. See McIntosh at Fairbanks
hotel. - ^
Sailing on Victoria—Will sell fur
parka, unborn reindeer calf with
trimmings. Apply’ this evening, at
Seward Hotel. D3
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BORGEN’S GROCERY
THE FAMILY STORE
1 tin.i».111 i.i. him.infill
| • My prices are uniform as near as pos
■ sible. I don’t advertise specials to sell at j
j no profit. If I did, I would have to add the ;
1 cost to other goods.
I do not ask •">() per cent profit to other
goods to sell some at cost in order to make
j the public believe that I am giving them bar- !
jj gains. The size of the package or can will ;
speak for itself.
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jj Conservation means “Quantity and
jj Quality."
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IBORGEN’S GROCERY
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| PATRONIZE HOME GROWN GOODS
1-1,0TEL SEWARD
FORTY ROOMS-OUT OF FIRE ZONE
,J. 0. PATTON, Mgr. Rates by Day or Month
Modern Conveniences Well Lighted and Heated
The Final Drive i
To clean up what is left in our Stock we are j
going to make a last cut
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BEGINNING DECEMBER FIRST everything g
then in stock is going to be thrown upon the mar- 5
ket at 25 per cent DISCOUNT below cost. jj
That means that you can buy a pair of shoes, a j
coat, a suit of underwear or anything in our stock j
for JUST THREE QUARTERS ACTUAL COST. j;
The women of Seward have shown by their pat- jj
ronago that they appreciate bargains and this is <
> their opportunity.
UE?,!2M!!Ki! ONE-FOURTH OFF. <
HALLETT & SCOTT
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“Quality F^irst”
Anchorage
Specials' hat Will Save You Money
Libby's Pumpkin, two and a half, S.20 cts
Snider’s Catsup, pints.30
Curtis’ Luna Fish, one and half, S . ..20
Del Monte Asparagus, tails . . .. • • • • • 40
IX L Tamales . ..2 for 25 “
We have a few cases of canned Fruits and Berries of Libby’s, Hap
py vale. AJlen and Lewis’ well known brands. These include Plums,
Blackberries, Loganberries, Pears, Apricots, Peaches, Pumpkin and sell
regularly at 30 and 35 cents a can
SPECIAL, CASE OF 24 Two and Half CANS. $6.00
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