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tluouuh this I»ank, to the
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are miuestcd to call for their bonds.
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Extra good $ reel program
Inlormution of importance to hali
• i hsiurmen operating in South
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mount ot fresh hail at all times,
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FLORSHEIM SHOES
WINTER, TAN AND PATENT LEATHERS
DRESS SHOES
TIES, GLOVES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS
“ Rhymes Of A Roughneck"
The Present that is different
COTTER’S
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THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
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Tonight at the 0<1<1 Fellows hall;
start . at 9:110 o’clock and ends at 12:*
‘id o'clock. Kverybody welcome and
everybody come. Gentlemen $1, Ladies
Free.
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M. E. cm K( II SERVICES
Sunday S hool 10:30 a.m
Morning Service 11:30 a.m.
Evening Service 7:30 p.m
You are welcome to all oT thes»
services.
L. D. Cook. Pastor •
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SCHOOL NOTES
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Attendance of pupils in the Sowa’d
schools since the reopening has kept
up pretty nearly to normal. Som *
have removed from town, but other,
have come in to take their places, and
.•till more are expected. Katherine
.Madsen and William Manthy, of th«
seventh prad(*, and Clara Manthy <*i
the sixth, have withdrawn from school
Katherine Koinp to Oregon and th *
Manthy children to LaTouche. The
latter will return in the spring.
The literary society composed
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in' hgh-sehool pupils and those of the 1
* .!!• , 1 nth, fifth, sixth, seventh and j
eighth grades, held their first regular
meeting yesteiday afternoon and pr*
•nlei an interesting program.
rite banner won by the pupils of
die i'« ward schools awarded for tie
highest record per pupil in the pur* ,
eha.° of war-saving stamps of any]
sch m)1 in the Territory, was presented
in the presence of all the pupils b>
'tip*M mlendent Morford just after th*
petting exercises of the literary
lety, and received with hearty upplau
t. Via- banner will be hung in the hail
a a conspicuous place as a reminde.
o all who enter of the loyalty of tlu
• •ward school children to the Stars
and Stripes and the republic for which
it stands.
The record per pupil during the
e:uxl from February loth, to May
15th for the Seward school was $20.
12, Ketchikan, $27.02.
The program presented by the lit
•raiy society consisted of saluting thi
Flag and singing of The Star Spangl
ed Banner by the entire school. Ih’.*
was followed by a humorous Rod.
Cross story, “The private crew of the
Red Dagger” read by Charlotte
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WANTED- man or woman to wash
Kshes at the Fairbanks, D24.
FOR SAFE— Sleeping cot and li
brary table. Inquire Gateway. TF.
HIDDEN MONEY
Statistics show that the percentage of money lost
outside of hanks i.s greater than that *
lost through bank failures by
over 210 per cent.
And yet people will store their money away i»i
stockings, drawers, mattresses, car
pets, etc., waiting lor the
thieves and flames.
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Why take the risk any longer? Open an areount
today. We also have safety deposit
boxes for your >hI
uahle papers.
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Established 1905
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
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Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Rhone 113.
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CERTAIN—TEEI) Roofing at
{rosins & Noon. t!
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ICE ( REEDERS at .1. I.. Grad's
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CERTAIN—TEED keeps nut the
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rain. Rrosius & noon. tf-'
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.75
a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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We do picture framing. Price* rea
. unable. Sexton & Thwaites.
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Lemons. Crapes. Pears and sweet
\pple Cider at the Key.
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Pocket Flash lights and batteries at
.1. L. Craef’s *1.
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FOK SALE Yellow Turnips am!
Kutnbages, Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TUANSFEK CO..
Phone Main 17.
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg._ SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
tATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
1. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
ALL THE THINGS THAT MEN WEAR.
IN OUR
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Silk nock wear
Silk sox
Silk shirts
French flannel shirts .
Silk and wool underwear
Silk u.mhrcilus
Cowhide traveling bags
Bath robes
House slippers
Towel sets
Military brushes
Leather novelties
IF MEN WEAK IT, WE CARRY IT.
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LET OlIR GROCERY DEP’T
SUPPLY YOU
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Cranberries
Oranges
Lemons
Grapefruit
Bananas
New-crop Nuts
of
all kinds
Spiced fruits
Olives
Relishes
FANCY WENATCHEE VALLEY
APPLES, $5.00 KOX.
USEFUL AND PRACTlAL GIFTS
FROM
OUR HARDWARE DEPT
Roller skates
ice skates
Snow shoes
Drawing boards
Fishing rods
Boxing gloves
Cut glass
Chinaware
Silverware
Percolators
Cutlery
Aluminum
FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES
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