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Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
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SHIRTS and r YJ \ M AS.
BROWN X HAWKINS.
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LUMBER
VII kind** of lumber from
moulding to flint tor *hip
I building. Kfctimates gi*«*n.
K. ti. OOHKRTY.
LUMBER CO.
FORT CHATHAM. AIukKu. ;
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*° rKY OCR 3"» CENT COFFEE
3 LBS. for SI.00.
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ON I HE OPENING NIGHT I HI
BIG HIT COMEDY FKATCKK
, OCR FRIEND CHXKI.IK
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WILL BE SHOWN AGAIN XX1TI1
GALE CX1N AND HOI SE PETERS
-THE VELVET PAW"
VLSO PATHE NEWS NO. S3
The moment you 0|>cn an account with th;s
l»\\k. yon are entitled to the benefit of all o i
experience and facilities a* bankers.
Whether your account ta larse or small, your
affaire will receive all the time and attention ner
te make your account here helpful and pro
filtbte te yeu.
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
'SCHOOL
CLOSED
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As u precautionary method only,
there being only three or four cusoa
ol* grippe in Seward, and these under
quarauiine. the Seward Board of
Health today issued the following or
er;
"Until further notice, possibly un
til next Monday or Tuesday, und as a
precautionary method, the Schools o'
Seward will be closed, the theatre will
be closed, no public gatherings will b •
< permitted, including lodge meeting
I and Sunday Schools, and Churches
will also remain closnl on tin* coming
Sunday.”
I
As a consequence of the above* o*
der there will be no drill of tin* Sew -
j ard Military unit tonight and the
: Bridge club will not meet tomorrow
nor for the next two w eeks, according
to information given the (lateway !»v
Mrs. Wayne Blue.
Mayor Hoben, of the Seward Board
of Health, made the following state
ment: “One child had a severe case o;
i cold and many mothers were beginn
1 ing to be stampeded and threat one 1
to keep their children from school. !L
j is thought best to take precautionary
, methods and carefully watch the -pr**
« nt case a .d see its developments
i
' An ounce of prevention at the pre.s
* nt time, when citizens become alarm -
owing to the influenza epidemic
t in other districts, and the states, i<
the proper step and for this reason
; the Board of Health has taken the
j action as indicated’by today’s order.
“I can only urge, as l have done he
i fore, that Citizens should watch them
selves and if seized with colds, break
! * them up; also, for all to cover thni ‘
j mouths; at home, on the streets, or n
I business places, when they cough or
‘ sneeze. We will watch all cases and
, the general closing order will only be
•j ir force n-* long as it is necessary and
| until all din :er has passed.”
DIES IN SEATTLE.
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\ According to a letter received to
J d*iy from Seattle by Ed. Crawford, the
* ijttle son of (Ins Peterson, died of tin*
influenza in Seattle during: the past
two weeks. The Peterson family left
Seward for Seattle about two months
ago.
\. It. SERVICE FLA(I.
Th.* Arctic Brotherhood sendee flag
is sup]K>sed to have arrived in today’s
i mail. Cal Brosius received the receint
f -om the Hag makers in<iicating that
the flag has been shipped. The A. B.
service flag has 36 stars upon it.
HERRING RUN STARTS
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The herring have started running :*
| Halibut Cove which is the oarlist re
1 norted for years on Took Inlet. J. A
Magill brings the information tha
| ruring thrt first day of the mn the tw<
! companies operating at Halibut Cove
the Sonsby outfit and the Alaska S'*;
Food Products packed 100 barrel:
j^ach. As a consequence of the mn th«
people around the inlet are optimistic
PISH QUOTATIONS
SEATTLE. Nov.. S— The fish quo
Cations today noon were as follows:
halibut. 26 cents; sable, five cents:
ling and red cod, three cents.
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GREETINGS TO JAPAN
Tokio, Nov., 8— A special mission
representing: the Czecho-Slovak troop:
; in Siberia has arrived in Japan to ex
press thanks to the Japanese govern
ment for sending military' assistance,
VI VKES OVER FIFTEEN
DOLLARS A DAY WHILE
AT WORK IN COAL MINE.
MOUNDSVIl.LE, VV. VA. Nov..
Pitting- coal is profitable work in
the^e war days. The last pay cheek
handed Charles Fopde was for 11 da> ■»
work and amounted to $100.80. On or*'
of these days he loaded 30 tons and
1.700 pounds of coal, thereby earning;
$18.20 for eiprht hours labor.
AND CHILDREN’S
RUBBERS
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URBACH’S
RED CROSS
Two large boxes of clothing, boots
and shoes for the Lkbcrian ttefugees
hove been shipped ou* und anothc
box is partly filled. Any one having
old clothing,- of any kind take them
to the lied Cross Work ftoom, right
away.
A box of surgical dressing. 50 pairs
of pajamas and 75 children’s drosses
were sent out on the I'arragut.
Any one having garments finished
please bring them in.
An> one having garment or knitted
goods they can not find time to do
pi: ase return them.
The following attended the work
•o >m through the month o» Novem
ber:—
Mesdames:—
daily,
Orlander,
Graff,
IiC.slie,
Me Alpine,
YVever,
Evans,
Hubbard,
Math i son,
Green,
Harmon,
Loss ness
Weir,
Gilmore,
Thoday,
Smith.
Ellin,
Lipped,
Estes,
Thwaites,
Root,
Hardy,
Sloan,
Patton,
Koran,
Tecklinghurg,
Small ,
Anderson,
Rossness,
Santos.
IVinghinun,
Coihurn,
Sauers.
Crawford,
Moyer,
Thomas,
Shellhorn,
Stotko,
Hot tel,
Vaughn,
M isses:—
Niomi,
I/ong,
Root,
Nash,
Wright,
Charlotte Mathison,
The work room is open on Krida>
night for any one who cannot attend
in thr daytime.
The women’s dresses for the Hol
guin refugees an? ail ready out out.
Thor-,* are a good many of these gar
ments to be made in a short time.
Any one not being able to come to
the work room to help on these dress
es can take them homo. They are ve>-\
plain a.id easily made.
The following articles wore turned in
during the month of October:—
Sox:—
Mrs. Taylor, pail’s •'>;
Hardy !
Hurley .3 j
Painter $ i
McNeer 8
Patton 13;
Kelli grow 2
Mathison 1
Jas McConnell 1
E. McConnell ' Z
Sloan 1
Margaret Sloan l
McKenzie 21
D. Hopper 1
Tli o day 1
Sexton 1
Blue !
Graff 1
V Anderson 2
Bail ffh man 2
Miss Niemi 2 j
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A number of sweaters and sox were
turned in and no names on the artic
les, therefore the names do not ap
pear in the paper.
Mrs. C. G. Jones, wife of Cant.
Jones of the U. S. forces now in Fran- j
ce, is aboard the Admiral Watson
from Anchorage, hound for the states.
Frank Carroll and E. I). Snider, j
from Nenana, passed through Sew
ard on the Admiral Watson bound for
the states. Both men will return north
in dit Spring.
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ii. O. Uoburts local manager oi the J
-■an Juan Company, left for his home !
i tile on tile* Admiral Watson to* }
■uy. |
.j. A. Magnl, manager of the li- iuga I
• nu.mg Loiiipau,), arrived on tlie Ad j
nj ml Watson and will await toe a
i\ai ol ids wife front Anchorage. Air. |
•'lagill is a guest at the lioiel Over
land.
Cieorge Osborne and wife , who have
eon at the hotel Seward lor sover.i:
mys, left for Cordova on the Admiret
.Vatson. Mr Osborne has closed hi>
jewelry establishment at Anchorage
and will open in Cordova.
llleodoie Cii:ij)in, ol the (Jcoiog.cui
.Survey, left for Valdez on the Achnir
al Watson.
Vhe Seward Steam Laundry niana*
r changed the regular display ad*
| .eiti; omeat today which might offer
.i good suggestion to citizens.
Martin Landing had the big dog
<-e.im out today breaking them to the
I iarn< s.> aiul sh*d
Steamer Alam* da. northbound via j
he insicie passage, shou'd report at
iLneau tonight.
i Owing to tin* “dosing order” of tlie'
>e\vard H< alth Hoard, there will be
I lo driil tonight of the Seward Horn* !
, i lards.
Col. < ’. L. Ywy'om’ht, of the 146th1
; I’antiv*, u front, writes as fol- j
0 vs: “\Yi ..tw how Alaska has gone j
o\er the i Col. Wcyhrccht is .1 \
1 i other*in- of Cal Dro.dus.
W. C. I hi.. and wife left for Seattle [
••iroute to Washington on the Admir- I
a’ Watson.
). ric.iitz n and wife are aboard the
Admiral Watson f>r Seattle. Mr
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1 rantzen has been one of the contract
-1 rs working along tJa* raih'oad on the
' ward 1 >i\ ision.
Dan Vucitich and wife, are passen-;
g *rs on the Admiral Watson for La
I niche whore tl\oy will visit with Su - ;
| Merintendont Iozard for several days.
1
\ir. Yuciticvh is connected with the
h..nk of \n<horago, at Anchorage.
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I* lit i’LNT— I’umished apartment*
Inquire a! the Key. If.
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
>1EDL1C0TT STANFIELDS
COOPER’S WRIGHTS EAGLE
All oi the best grades in two piece
and union suits.
ALL WOOL SHIRTS
The newest snappy patterns in winter
weights and colors. Military and neg
ligee collars.
WOOL SOCKS CASHMERE SOCKS
SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK
HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MACKINAW' COATS
M YOKIN'A Wr' PANTS
KNIT CAPS
OVKRCOATS
COTTER’S
HIE PLACE WHERE MEN OL'TEH
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GET YOUR SHOES half aoled with
.Monarch Oak. It has no e^uaJ. $I.7o
u pair. Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty The
at iv.
OVERLAND
CAFE
JOS IK K.XOSCHKA. Prop.
HOME COOKING
OPKN DAY AND XICHT
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( KIM’AIN—TKKD keeps ««t the
rain. Itrosius & noon. tf.
Kvinnute engines at J. 1a. Orsuf's tf
..The Moon cafe in open Night*
Washington street. Rotten far f.atirs,
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( ERTAIN—*TKKD Roofing at
Rrosins & Noon. tf.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Succasaor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Glider Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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(HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATE#
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Pro*.
IN GALLON CANS ARE
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“Quality First"