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8 P. M.
TRIANGLE Presents
WINIFRED ALLEN and
JACK DE YE ROUX
—IN—
"THE MAN WHO
MADE GOOD"
ALSO ONE OF THOSE
MACK SEN NETT (2) Reel
Comedies. BIG HIT
“THE CLEVER DUMMY”
I'OK KENT
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Sextan & Tli waites. tt
k i: ( KKKPICKS at J. !.. liraefs
\ »'*;<; S\ Al*— I "ill soil all o!
1 > * stool* rhio? ns an I one hor~e
il iv>i *.»y ranch lor a term o.
, ;ir*. this 1- good income jvropoi.v
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; IN WORSTEDS. TWEEDS and
t NOVELTY MIXTURES. SOME V ITH
BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS.
"OUR SCHOOL BOY Sr ECi AU" A WEI L
‘. MADE SUIT OF HEAVY MATERIAL. WITH
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS. ! RICE *12 50
OTHERS AT $11.50 —to— $15.00
NOW ON DISPLAY ... SEE OUR WINDOWS.
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“Quality First”
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.Si „ • f.i* t ua* 10 > n.r »j*aiuu* Ware. Odds and
Minis in Mlass I., he. Orv Moods, Monts Furnishing
an:! (i.wi'ns.
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\t n .* t;;ig of th Sevai d ( hap*
j t°r o! th • lied (ho s hist night. aid
u M-rgh: for the Seward dene a!
i. , • a!. 1* . question of moving the
i(ospital v.n., brought up, the cost, rw.
■».. fe mcmbeis were in attend*
(• nr- the n::,'tv,v was left with nothing
done.
.! *hn Ift’hr. old timei of this s< ton
! 1; return u north on the Steamer j
| Uaska. >
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nov with her
mother at Medhn! I.ake, Wash., is ir. j
i s'r oU' lond tien, according to aj
r.bVgeani received by ft. ft. Whiite- i
?. Small hopes, according to t’ ♦:* i
.ih!* gram, are held «>ut for the little, j
ad * recovery.
V'
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nl.I !.lav services tomorrow fore* .
'oom M o’clock and Sunday School ;
::t l’J: 1 •’* o’clock.
Kobe*-* Won'** experts to leave
hor’lv for Audio* :»£••' where he wdl
e as ociat^d with Drown & II: wkins,
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St^vme A'aska should ho in Ket
:'hikau to morrow forenoon and sail !n i
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Hit; D'Nt’K TONIGHT i
ODD I’KLLOWS II Aid.. 9:1.'» o’-j
clock. A 1>IG TIMK for everybody, i
t*u»ic starts promptly ai 9:30. Don’t ■
fail to he on time for the opening
• lance.
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MILITARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS— SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The l atest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
od for Alaskans.
SEE
COTTER’S
i lii: CLACK WHERE MEN OUTFIT
i hr afternoon towards Seward.
The Grill, formerly known as th ■
itrunch Grill, will open on Monday a?
a restaurant and bakery. The proprir
tors are well known in Seward hot i
avir.g previously catered to the pub
lic as bakers or restaurant men.
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Maxine McDonald, sixteen year old
laughter of Sam McDonald, of An
chorage is reported to be dangerous! \
!1, as a result of an operation. Mrs.
A. H. McDonald leaves tomorrow fo^
Anchorage.
J. E. lleattie, well known interio
mining man, is returning north on th<
-learner Alaska.
Alexander McDonald left Anchor
■ge this morning for Seward and ex
jK?cts to arrive tomorrow night. Many
are reported to be on the train fron.
Vnohorage and will be passengers t*
the outside on the Alaska.
There will be a train out tomorrow
morning leaving at 9 o’clock.
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The commission’s barge Lawrence
loaded with railroad material, is now
on th" way north to Seward in tow o
the naval tug Onenota. The tug am
barge left Ketchikan Thursday and
will probably call at Cordova or La
Touche for fuel oil on the way to thi
port.
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; ANTOINETTE BANREAC
! COMBINATIONS
J Something New !
J -at- j
| Ellsworth’s j
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GLACIER BAR
jirdivmd, Alaska.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
R. E. SHANK LIN
BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905
SAVINGS ACGOUNTS
4 PER CENT interest
FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD
8uccea*'r to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
T.ATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
n. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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MOVIE BILL TOMORROW
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Owen Moore and several other fav<
>rite stars will be featured in “The
\ Xiss” the new program at the Liberty
i uneat re which goes on for the two
hows tomorrow night. The picture is
>y the Famous Players*
j DANCE ON TONIGHT
TONIGHT amusements will center
*t the Odd Fellows Hall where Prof.
1 Elliott will give a Saturday night
{ dance. Seward's new orchestra will
I ,'urnish the music and there will be
) denty of pep.
! METHODIST CHURCH
» Sunday School at 12 o’clock tomor
ow. Song service in the evening al
! 7:30 o’clock. Special music by violinist
I VPliam Kaskn.
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GATEWAY
GOOD EATS
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• fhc beat place to oat for Ladies and
Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
Sl'BSCRIBE FOR THE GATKWAV
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WANTED— Waitress at Palace
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, restaurant. tf.
WILSON'S SNOW~GLASSES at
f. L. Grab's tf.
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LOST— Gold enameled bar pir,
I last night, on Broadway between Drug
itore, Borgens and Sexton Hotel,
i Finder please return to Gateway of
fice. M8.
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MEET ME AT THE
I GRILL
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RESTAURANT AND BAKERY
BREAD CAKES PIES
Open All Night
FUSICK — & — JENICKE
Proprietors
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
| PALACE
! RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
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We'cater to the Public regardlces
of Nationality or Previous conditio*
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
FAIRBANKS
MANAGEMENT
JAMES PAULSON
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
sewardTalaska.