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Of Alaska
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are requested to rail tor their bonds.
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Information of importance to hali*?
hat fishermen operating in Smith
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LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE WEEKLY No. 61
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COMEDY FOR BO^ S am!
GIRLS— YOUNG AND
OLD. The Greatest of all
Comedians "GEORGE
WALSH." —IN — THE I
YANKEE WAY. ALSO
“CHARLIE CHAPLIN."
IN THE ADVENTURER. [
Make This A Real Home Christmas
ALL THE THINGS THAT MEN WEAR.
IN OUR
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Silk neck wear Cowhide traveling hags
Silk sox Bath robes
Silk shirts House slippers
French flannel shirts Towel sets
Silk and wool underwear Military brushes
Silk umbrellas Leather novelties
IF MEN WEAR IT, WE CARRY IT.
LET OUR GROCERY DEP’T
SUPPLY YOU
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Staple and Fancy Groceries
Cranberries New crop Nuts
of
Oranges all kinds
Lemons Spiced fruits
Grapefruit Olives
Bananas Relishes
FANCY WENATCHEE VALLEY
APPLES, $5.00 BOX.
USEFUL AND PRACTIAL GIFTS
FROM
OUR HARDWARE DEPT
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Roller skates Cut glass
Ice skates Chinawarc
Snow shoes Silverware
Drawing boards Percolators
P’ishing rods Cutlery
Boxing gloves . Aluminum
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FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES
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BROWN & HAWKINS
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“QUALITY FIRST” “QUALiTY FIRST” “QUALITY FIRST”
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What would make a neater or more appropriate little
remembrance for a friend outside than
“ Rhymes Of A Roughneck"
' Cloth $1.50 Leather $2.50 Postage lets.
Catch the Alameda.
GET A CHRISTMAS ORDER
Any amount you like
Good for anything in stock
Let your friend select what he really wants
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
MRS. HETTEL WEDS
VALDEZ, Dec., Id— Otto G. Schnl*
lerer and Lillie Neoma Elliott weie
married at 6 o'clock last Saturday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Hillings. Tho guests were Captain
Faust, wife and daughter Ruth; Mrs.
Graham, E. E. Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs.
Hillings and Judge Love. Following
the wedding ceremony a delicious din
ner was servf>d.
The above newly weds are w* II
know n in Se vard. Lillie Neoma Elli- j
ott secured a divorce from Barney
Mettle last week in Valdez and her
maiden name was restored. Mr. Schai-1
If rer was visiting in Seward for some
weeks. It is understood that Mr. and
Mrs. Schallerer will go on a honey-!
moon trip to Seattle, being passengers
on the Alameda from Valdez for the I
south.
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MOVIK SHOW TONIGHT
After remaining closed for s»x
weeks, owing to the influenza ban and
then the lights going off, the Liberty
theatre will bo opened tonight. The
management promises a good bill to j
satiate the desires of movie fans.
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A. B. SMOKER TONIGHT.
Tonight is Arctic Brotherhood night j
and then* are thn*o features to be en- j
joyed. At 8 o’clock the Seward Arc*;el
Brotherhood Association will hold a
meeting, and as all A. B. members arc j
stockholders, they are asked to attend ’
Following the meeting of the Assoc-j
iation. the regular A. I>. session will
be held, the first for weeks. Tonight
the officers for the coming year will
be installed and this will be followed
I by a smoker, a committee having pre
; naied a good line of entertainment.
LAST DAY TO RKCISTKK
1’oniglit at D o’clock the registrat
ion closes for those in tin* class of id
to 4r* years. This registration opened
>n October 18th. After tonight, those
not registered will lx* tieated as slack
ers. Wayne Blue, registration clerk,
will be in his office at the Admiral
Building until !» o’clock tonight.
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MASON’S NOTICK
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Stated communication, Seward
Lodge, No., 211), K. & A. M. Wednes
day night, 8 o’clock, December 18th.
Klection of officers for ensuing year.
Work Third degree.
Leon Urbach,
D18 Worshipful Master
CAMERA- left at general delivery
window in the Seward Postoffice. The
owner can have same, by proving
property, and paying for this notice.
W. E. Root, Postmaster, tf.
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FOR SALE— Three Dark Cross Fox
es (Males) $350. These are young fox
es, very hardy, uninjured and beauti
ful dark specimens.
Phone or write Harry Johnson.
Moose Pass Stn.,
Seward, Alaska. Dl'J.
FOR SALK— Sleeping cot and li
brary table. Inquire Gateway. TF.
HIDDEN MONEY
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Statistics show that the percentage ot money lost
outside of banka is greater than that
loot through bank failures by
over 240 per cent.
And yet people will store their money away i*>
stocking* drawers, mattrease* car*
pet* etc* waiting for the
thieves and flame*
Why take the risk any longer? Open an account
today. We also hate safety deposit
boxes for your val
uable paper*.
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Safe Deposit Boxes
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Andy'a express meet* all train# and
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ICE CHEEPERS at J. 1.. <5raef»
CERTAIN—T0RB fcef*» oat tie
; rain. Brosina & noun. 4ft
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I Monarch Oak. It has no etjoat, $1*76
i pair, Lloyd's. Opposite Liberty The*
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We do picture framing. Price* re*
j HirnaSte. Seaton Sc Thwaiteo. tf.
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j \ppte Cider at The Key. *!.
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Pocket Ftafih ti*hU and hatterie* a(
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' FOR SALE Yellow Tormp* and
RntaHa^e* Small TunripH at 2c. per
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ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Saocetior to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd FI jor Van Qilder Bldg. SEW AM, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
■ H. A. HORNER. H«na<er IBS. W. A. MtNEILEY, Pwp.