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LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE WEEKLY No. t>4
A STAR - SPANGLED
COMEDY FOR BOYS and
GIRLS- YOUNG AND
OLD. The Greatest of all
Comedians “GEORGE
WALSH,” —IN — THE
YANKEE WAY. ALSO
-CHARLIE CHAPLIN,”
IN THE ADVENTURER.
Information of importance to hali
i*t;» fishermen operating in South
western Ma^ka. N\ e can furnish an>
amount ot fresh oait at all times,
i.'im Kish X Tacking Co., 1 ordova. j
\taaka. NWtl
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CHILDREN
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What would make a neater or more appropriate little
remembrance for a friend outside than
“ Rhymes Of A Roughneck ”
('loth $1.50 Leather $2.50 Postage 4cts.
Catch the Alameda.
(JET A CHRISTMAS ORDER
Any amount you like
(Jood for anything in stock
Lei your friend select what he really wants
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Mrs. A. H. L. Myers will be a pass
enger to the states on the Alameda
lor a visit extending through the re
mainder of the winter months.
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The Moose will hold a regular lod
ge meeting tonight in the little A. i>.
Hall.
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Ned So ion was released from tit •
Navy on December 1.3th, according tj
a < abb-gram received by his father
0 orge \to \. Young Sexton intends
going to Cpo anc where be will be a -
soe.ated ''ill. the Racine Company at j
that city.
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The Mi.>ons will meet tomorrow
n.ght :ii <1 besides work there will be
the election ef officers for the coming
year.
Miss Lloyd, in the paymaster’s of
fice at the commission, will leave for
the states on the Alameda.
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Robert J. Weir is out the line, today
being at Mile 52 and will probab!*
come in tonight.
A
Kire chief (luest reported last night
at the council meeting that three of
the four hydrants fiozen during the
HOTTI.KS'—HOTTI.KS— My bottl
are jrettinff low. Customers and
others please notify me so 1 can call
and >rct them. Hurry. Seward Dairy.
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recent cold spell of weather, had been
thawed out and the other one would
be in commission within a day or so.
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Thirty five passengers will be on
the tiain from Anchorage for the A’
anieda.
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Steamer Alameda has 400 tons of
freight aboard for here and will re
main many hours discharging.
Don’t forget to join the Red Cross
as it is a duty you own to your couti
ll y, no matter what country it is.
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Kd Austin has moved from the
Graef apartments to a cottage on Sec
ond Avenue north of Adams street.
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MASONS NOTICE
Stated Com. Seward Lodge, So.
211), F. A. M., Wed., Dec., 18th. Elci#
ion of officers for ensuing year.
Leon Urbach.
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. K. Root, Postmaster. tf
FOR SALE— Three Dark Cross Fox
es (Males) $1150. These an* young fox
es, very hardy, uninjured and beauti
ful dark specimens.
Phone or write Harry Johnson,
Moose Pass Sin.,
Seward, Alaska. Dl!>.
FOR SALE— Sleeping cot and li
brary table. Inquire Gateway. TF.
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HIDDEN MONEY
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Statistics show that the percentage ol money lost
outside of bunks is greater than that
lost through bank failures by
over 240 per cent.
And yet people will store their money awa% iu
stockings, drawers, mattresses, car
pets, etc., waiting for the
thieves and flames.
Why lake the risk any longer? Open an account
today. We also have safety deposit
boxes for your val
uable papers.
v Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
Andy’s express meets a!! trains and
*•-1 earners. Phone 113.
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CERTAIN—TEED Roofing at
Rrosius K. Noon. if
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ICE ( KEEPERS at J. L. Graef*
CERTAIN—TEKII keeps out the
a in. ISrosius & noon. tf.
GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has n® equal, $1.75
i pair. Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
tenable. Sexton & Thwaitos. tf.
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Lemons, drapes. Peara and sweet
Apple ( ider at The Key.
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Pocket Plash lights and batteries al
J. L. (iraeP*
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FOR SALE Yellow Turnip* am!
; Rut aba pen, Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO.,
Rhone 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
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
iff. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY,Prop.
Make This A Real Home Christmas
ALL THE THINGS THAT MEN WEAR.
IN OUR
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
LET OUR GROCERY DEP’T
SUPPLY YOU
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USEFUL AND PRACTIAL GIFTS
FROM
OUR HARDWARE DEPT
Silk neck wear
Silk sox
Silk shirts
French flannel shirts
Silk and wool underwear
Silk umbrellas
Cowhide traveling bags
Bath robes
House slippers
Towel sets
Military blushes
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Leather novelties
Cranberries
Oranges
Lemons
Grapefruit
Bananas
New crop Nuts
of
all kinds
Spiced fruits
Olives
Relishes
Roller skates
loe skates
Snow shoes
Drawing boards
Fishing rods
Boxing gloves
Cut glass
China ware
Silverware
Percolators
Cutlery
Aluminum
FANCY WENATCHEE VALLEi ittfrtfS
IF MEN WEAR IT. WE CARRY IT. APPLES, $5.00 BOX. FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES
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