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“ LIBERT Y THEATRE ”
MONDAY ft TUESDAY
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LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE WEKLY NO 44.
PARAMOUNT PICTURE CO.
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V GLORIA SWANSON
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“DON’T CHANGE YOUR
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AN EXCELLENT 6— REEL PIC
TURE,.CQOD STORY, GOOD CAST,
LOTS Of ACTION, WELL SUSTAIN
ED. ALSO A BURTON HOLMES
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ANDY’S EXPRESS meets all trains
and steamers. Phase Madison 14S.
FOR SALE— Gaa boat. Eagle U.
27,32 foot long, 8 feet four inch beam,
34 H. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel,
1 towing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 109
Mt chain, sails and stove, Price $750.
Apply City Express. S7tf.
#OK SALE- $1,999 Lot for $599, eloao
V See L. E. Thom jean, Cateway.
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’** Wanted— Miners, muckers and
yardmen. See Paulson at “The Key,”
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- Freighter Skagwsy, duo tomorrow,
Any knot moil aboard from tho
R. J. Monro ia in from Milo 52
A gnentat tho^otelSeward.
Mrs. Kenny Holden ia in from Mile
94 and registered at tho Hotel Over
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Thomad Da Harris, Cache Creek
operator , isl:^^tiew4;|i^lhe Hcftei
Seward.
W. G. Thompson, with the commis
sion, off his way to the states, is re
gistered at the Hotel Seward.
Fred Woodsman.is in from Moose
Pass and is stopping at the Hotel Sex
ton.
Joe Laubner, from Willow Creek,
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came in on yesterday’s train and is
registered at the Hotel Sextos. 1
Julius Roach, from Nenana, is in
i the Hotel Seaton.
George Palmer the well known
| Cook Inlet man, is aboard the Admiral
! Evans on his way to San Francisco.
P. J. Laflin, cannery superintend
ent for. the Libby interests, is aboard
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the Admiral Evans ox his way to the
states after completing his season’s
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' EVANS IN AND SOUTH . g
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Steamer Admiral Evans arrived in’
pork at 2 o'clock this afternoon and
remained one hour. The ^ Evans has
17000 cases of salmon aboard from
Port Graham; 2000 vases from Snug
Harbor and 1000 cases from Seldovia.
No passengers arrived on the steam
er for Seward practically all accom
modations being taken,. canaerymen
and others from Cook Inlet ports.
Writ das* passengers leaving on
the Admiral Evans were as follows:
for Seattle— Tom Harris, G. W. Emit*
sehler anil wife, Henri. Ferryman, E.
S» Bornstad, O. A. Cartoon and wild,
J. E. Hill aad wife aad W. S. Elliot^
For Cordova— Georgs Shapely, F..J*'
Meade aad K. K. LeBlaac. For Junes#
— fe W. Nelson, M. Merman and >W.
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Thf tendency ell etc* tee eeontry In fee greater restriction
eriMto white Jo honad to he frit hy retailers h the near
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Money rates are eitremely, hifh, hooks are dJeerlmteaUnf
with enamel cars in tearing nieoey and tela ritsatim k not
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It ip not ante to offer a vegetation that retell iaerteaate
koet their aaeeta id aa UeeJd' eenditkn to pearihl* Um
erodtti ahonid he avoided and edllectttiiMr sheetd he cavefnHy
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Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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loti • liltlt rttriadar* tc tftggtHf iptklft! at Hid
right tiftt may id • vmg put right, mr* mm*t,
tr opts op a itftl oppittialty.
Bring you flgucial prthUcat It Iht Bank 11 Saw
aid. Oar tsptritnct and kntwitdgt; Iht fuoUia
* and fadlitiao of thit iaatitutian art ytart for ..iht
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
4 Per CeM PAID ON .
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“ THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES *
ONE REASON WHY WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE YOU
BETTER SERVICE IS BECAUSE WE HAVE THE
STOCK WITH WHICH TO FILL YOUR ORDERS.
Heinz Oven> Baked Beans .20c can
Heinz Red Kidney Beans 20c an
Heniz TomatoKetchup 40c Bot
Heniz Horse Radish 48c Bot
Heinz Spaghetti3 - 20c caw
Heinz Extra Large Olives 75c Bot
Heinz ChowChow Pickles 1.00 Bot
Heinz Sweet and Soar Gherkins 45c Bot
Heinz Sour Spiced Pickles ' 50c Bot
Heinz Soar Mixed Pickles 50c Bat
Heinz Sweet Mixed Pickles 45c Bot
Heinz Sweet Mustard Pickles . 45c Bot
Heinz Apple Butter 85c jar
Heinz Peanut Butter 50e Jar
Heinz OHveOil ' i ; L20 pint
Heinz Vinegars - 50c pint
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OUTFITS AI?D SUPPLIES
’ For thi Miner—Trapper — Hunter and Fiahferman.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMEfeiT
Light and Medium Weight Jerseys and
Sweaters ~
Light and Medium weight
I ; . Underwear for Men.
In two piece and unionsuits.
Heavy weightMedltetftt Underwear.
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A large ranged!patterns and weights
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Winter will soon be here.
- Come in end see our line of 3t#fH
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Exclusive local scents fer E»i
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