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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Safe Deposit Boxes
—FOR RENT—
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EMPRESS THEATER
TCKSDAY, OCTOBER Iti. 1917
8:00 P. M.
One-Reel Paramount Educa
tional Travel
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Jl'LKS VERNE’S
20,000 Leagues Under
The Sea
Eight ■eels of the marvels of
the deep. Nothing like it on
earth. Giant octopus and peart
diver in deep grapple on ocean’s
bottom. Wonderful romantic
drama, interwoven with marvel
ous submarine views and amaz
ing panoramas of the sea make
this the most fascinating and in
structive picture shown.
At the piano — Mrs. Arthur
McNear.
Extra Special 9-Reel Program
Admission. 10c and 2.">c
U NCHEON TOMORROW
The members of the Chamber of
i 'ommerce will hold the weekly lun
cheon tomorrow at the prill at 12:‘»0
o'clock.
[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
WANTED — Three boosters to ea
Chili Con Carne. Spoons have
hole cut through the bottom. 0\\
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William A. Simpson, of Roosevel
is registered at The Sexton.
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Oscar Hart, travelling man, left fo
Seattle on the Evans.
George I.aughlin, of Mile 7. is ii
the city and stopping at The Sexton
E. J. McConnell and bride havi
apartments at The Seward.
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A1 Andrews, Frank Soens and C
F. Hanley came in on the train las
night and registered at The Overlam
from Chitina.
\V. 1\ James, who has been with th
engineering commission, aceompanie<
by his wife, left for the States on th
Evans.
Mother Superior Philameo and Sis
ter Aloysius left on the Evans !o
HOTEL SEWARD
FORTY ROOMS-OUT OF FIRE ZONE
•J. 0. PATTON, Prop. Rates by Day or Month
Modem Conveniences Well Lighted and Heate<
BANK
of
SEWARD
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Established 1905
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
for
POSTAL SAVINGS
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Resources Over . $300,000.00
Seattle Saturday night and Sister Jus
tina went to Valdez.
C harles Auswillcr and his partner,
Pewitte, returned Saturday night
from Nuka bay. They brought back
many fine specimens of ore.
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John Dubreuil and G. A. Derby
have returned from a hunting trip
with satisfactory results. They had
a good time but the weather was
rainy.
NO COUNCIL TONIGHT
Owing: to the funeral services to
night at the A. B. haM, there will be
no regular session of the city council.
MEN—Kcad Cotter’s Ad Today.
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NO DRILL TONIGHT
Owing: to funeral services being: held
1 tonigfht in the A. R hall, for D. S.
Hunt, who died yesterday, the Home
Guards have postponed their regular ;
Monday nipht drill.
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WANTED—Woman to work by the
hour. Inquire Gateway. 3t
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Kayo Table Lamps with shades at
! Graef’s. 015tf.
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NOTICK!
Installation of officers of the A. B.
this evening: at 8:30 o’clock. It
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u Read (otter’s Ad Today
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The Best and biggest SUIT
SALE ever put on in Sawun' is
l on now.
100 MEN’S SUITS AT $20.00.
This lot includes all of the
Suits in stock but the Stein
Blochs, and includes a classy
line of suits made to sell at $25,
$30 and even $35.
Blue and grey serges, plaids,
cheviots in plain and belted
backs and every one a rare value
for the money.
If you can use a suit, get in
now and remember that we make
no alterations at this price and
, the sale is for cash.
t WE NEED THE MONEY.
There was a bunch of them
moved today and as soon as the
tailor gets them pressed there
will be a lot of the boys looking
like Alex McDonald looked
\! when he first came back from
the Outside.
Now, don't wait too long till
the Suit that you wanted has
I been grabbed, but drop in to
night and
H A V E A L O O K.
COTTER’S
Broadway Seward
Born Tailoring
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satisfies every
requirement
\ of men who
know and ap
1 preciate good
clothes.
The woolen dis
play permits unre
stricted choice—Born
garments are correct
ly fashioned, faultless
ly fitted and skillfully c
tailored— ;
And Born tailor
ing is priced to allow (
substantial savings on
your clothes bill for
the year.
(Roridont Born Dmatmr1
LEO N U RBAC H
URBACH’S
The Home of ji
Hart, Sell a (Trier & Marx
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NOTICE!
Members of the Odd Fellow Lodge 6
are requested to meet in their hall to- fj
night at 7:o0 and will go in a body to 0
the funeral services of I) S. Hunt at
the A. B. hall. It jj
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MEN—Read Cotter’s Ad Today.
PHONE MAIN 134
| THE FAMILY STORE
This store is not for sale.
| I am here to stay—to see the public get a {■).
I deal. ;
I’ve got iio bargains. My goods are all sold
; on small margins. No old stock to offer fori
i nothing.
Business is good and I thank the public for
their liberal patronage.
My aim will be to try and be [■] with every-'
! body, friend and foe alike.
Yours trulv,
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j PATRONIZE HOME GROWN GOODS !
Watch This Space
Hold Your Breath for Criticisms—
We Will Tell You How It Should Be.
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
PROOF OF LABOR BLANKS AT THE GATEWAY.
We Have to Offer a Few Special
Prices for This Week ONLY
See Our Assortment of Home-Grown Vegetables
Potatoes, $3.75 per cwt.
A new assortment of Cresca goods
from New York. Olives, Stuffed Dates,
Figs, Potpourri, Caviar, Anchovies,
Pate of Foies Gras, Deviled Turkey and
Chicken.
The Famous Tasmania Preserves,
Jellies and Jams, 40c-tins, now 35c, 3
for $1.00.
Manchuria Beans, 15c per lb.
The “Alaska Clam,” none better—
seven cans for $1.00.
Libby’s Canned Fruits, 25c per can. Mrs. McPherson’s Salad Dressing, 20c.
Snider’s Catsup, 25c. Four-lb. can Keiller’s Marmalade, $1.00.
Mrs. C’s Raisin Brown Bread, 25c-cans now loc.
Choice Garden Spinach, 20c per can; 3 cans for 50c.
Twelve-ounce Bottle of Salad Oil, 35c.
Brown & Hawkins
Quality F'irst
Seward and Anchorage