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THURSDAY, OCT. 12. 1917.
8:00 P. M.
HEARST-PATHE News No. 62
William Fox Presents
WILLIAM FARM M
In
“A MAN OF SORROW"
a splendid live-part feature,
founded on the great stag** suc
cess “Hoodman Blind/* William
Farnum’s best.
Also a one-reel Educational
subject.
Extra Good 7-Reel Program
“20.000 LEAGUES UNDER
THE SEA**
TUESDAY, OCT. 16. 1017.
10c and 27>c
SPECIAL IN WAISTS
LATEST FOE FALL
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J NEW WINTER UNDERWEAR
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I HALLETT & SCOTT
(Of Course)
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The Chili Con Carne that made Sew
ard famous can be had ut the Owl
lunch at 25c the bowl. tf.
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H. H. Hi dreth is registered at The
Sexton.
George M. Martin came in last
night and registered at The Seward.
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F It. Van Campon returned from
Valdez today on the Admiral Evans.
J. M. Elmer, the mining man, was
a passenger on the Evans to Valdez.
F. M. Leonhardt and wife, of Mile
i). are in town registered at The Sew
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E. 1). Rrugger has moved into Sew
ard for the winter months and tak
' en apartments at The Seward.
J. E. Moulton, traveling man, is ex
pected to reach Seward on the Alaska
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GUARDS DRILL TONIGHT
Tonight at the A. l». hall the local
unit will driil under Corp. Earle
Williams. A full turnout is desired.
STEAM SHOVEL MOVED
The steam shovel which has been
at Mile ::4 has been moved to Mile 17.
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LADIES' AID TO MEET
The Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
meets at the parsonage, Thursday, at
2:30 p. m. This is the date for the
regular monthly business meeting.
RED CROSS MEETING
IS POSTPONED
Owing to the storm and the dark
ness of the evening, it has been deem
ed best to postpone the meeting of
the Seward Chapter of the Red Cross,
which was called for this evening, un
til Saturday evening, the 13th, at 8
o’clock. A full attendance of the ex
ecutive committe is requested at that
time.
CURTIS R. MORFORD, Chairman.
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TOO HARD A BLOW
The Daniel Kern, which was to
leave for Anchorage today towing the
barge Lawrence, postponed the trip
and will remain here until the storm
subsides.
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MAIL ON ALASKA
Six days' mail are aboard the Alas
ka which is due here sometime to
night The Evans left Seattle at 2
A. M. on the morning of October 3rd
and the Alaska left 17 hours previous.
WINTER
FOOTWEAR
In this country it is necessary
for a man to get a good, warm ,
comfortable line of foot gear,
especially if he is on the trail
or out in the open.
WE HAVE IT.
This year we have the best
and largest assortment of foot
gear that we have ever shown
our customers.
Mishawake Felt Boots with
I.opacs
Col. Revelle, who is out at
Mile 40 making postage stamps
for the winter mail rush, is com
ing in this week to get some for
the “mail hounds,” and the Nut
admits that they are the best
he has ever seen.
THAT’S GOING SOME.
We have a lot of new Paja
mas, too, and some classy ef
fects in Office Coats in the new
jersey cloth.
H A V E A L O O K!
COTTER’S
Broadway Seward
URBACH’S
THE HOME
of
HART, SCHAFFNER
& MARX
i Good Clothes
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i New SHIPMENT of
! Fall Styles Received
! On Last Boat.
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NO BURNSIDE YET
Capt. Glasscock, of the Evans, re
ported that he did not see the cable
ship Burnside nor did ho hear any
thing about her at Valdez. The Burn
side was expected to arrive here to
day to repair the broken Seward-Val
dez strand.
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WIRE 0. K. TO KERN
Wire communication between Sew
ard and Kern was established early
today, a blast breaking the connec
tion at Mile 45 late yesterday after
noon.
CANNERY SHIP ASHORE
The ship El well, loaded with 38,000
cases of salmon, went ashore in Ex
cursion Inlet five days ago, according
to the officers on the Evans. It was
believed that she can be safely float
ed and towed to Seattle.
MRS. RIGGS7 BROTHER
GIVEN A DECORATION
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Frederick R. Coudert, a brother of
Mrs. Thomas Riggs, jr. has been dec
orated with the Cross of the Legion
of Honor by the French government.
Mr. Coudert has been acting as the
legal representative of the French
government in the United States for
several years.
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Waterfdl and Frazier whiskey at
the Branch.
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Taylor’s Express meets all boats
and trains. Phone Main 122.
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Oyster cocktails at The Branch.
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\. Mclver, licensed undertaker.
j RHONE MAIN 134
j BORGEK’S GROCERY
1 THE FAMILY STORE
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j A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
i MATANUSKA
| Turnips and Rutabagas
! SEWARD Potatoes
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i Honesty Is Our Policy
; PATRONIZE HOME GROWN GOODS
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Hold Your Breath for Criticisms—
We Will Tell You How It Should Be.
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
PROOF OF LABOR BLANKS AT THE GATEWAY.
Boys Suits, Boys Waists, Boys Blouses
Boys Sweaters and Mackinaw Coats
An Exceptional Showing of Seasonable Wearing Apparel for the Little Men
Extra Heavyweight 2-pants Suit.$14.00
Heavy Fancy Cashmere 2-pants Suit 13.00
Winter-weight Tweed 2-pants Suit ... 12.00
Medium Grey Hair-line Stripe Suit.... 9.00
Dark Brown Corduroy School Suit....$ 7.00
Navy Blue Serge School Suit.. 7.00
School Jerseys, Dark Red and Navy.. 1.50
Heavy Shawl Collar Sweater Coats.... 1.50
BOYS HATS. GLOVES, MITS, SHOES, SLICKERS, RAINCOATS
SHOE PACS and RUBBER BOOTS
THE STORE THAT SELLS CARHARTT OVERALLS
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Brown & Hawkins
Quality First
Seward and Anchorage