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EMPRESS THEATER
THFRSDA Y, OCTOBER 1
8:00 P. M.
Paramount Pictoeraph No. 2036
One Keel
Metro Feature Company pre
sents IRENE HAWLEY, the
popular screen artiste, and
RALPH HEKZ in
“The Purple Lady"
Five intense acts of mystery,
laughs and supreme suspense.
Also a I-reel “Lonsome Luke ’
comedy.
Admission, 10c and 23c
“HELL MORGAN’S GIRL"
will be shown Tuesday, October
9th.
The fish market is now open. 04
K. W. Wilburn, contractor, came in j
from Kern Creek yesterday.
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The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the parsonage Thursday
at 2:30 p. m.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Waller en
tertained ('apt. and Mrs. T. M. Ward
and Mrs. Phillips at dinner Tuesday
night at their home in Government
Row.
C. K. Five, general pasenger agent
of the Pacific Steamship Co., was a;
passenger on the Watson. Mr. Flye
goes to Cordova from Anchorage on
the Alameda and will come hack to
Seward on the Admiral Evans, re
maining here until the return trip of
the same boat.
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No litle excitement was caused down
PROOF OF LABOR BLANKS AT THE GATEWAY.
FIRE INSURANCE
JOE CAMPBELL
Successor to
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SEWARD ALASKA
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Resources Over . $300,000.00
at the dock this morning when the
crew on the Willard B, one of Libby,1
McNeil & Libby’s cannery boats, im- i
bibed a little too freely of J. B. C.,
but some extra persuasion upon the j
pait of the captain soon quelled the
brewing storm and the good ship is
now on her way to Seattle.
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"THE PURPLE LADY"
AT EMPRESS THEATRE
Thursday night the Empress will
present the versatile actor Ralph Herz
and the popular screen artiste Irene j
Hawley in “The Purple Lady," a Me
tro- Kolfe photoplay production and a |
drama of the very highest character.;
It abounds in many thrilling situations
and is one of the most popular picture
plays of the day.
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HOSPITAL HELPERS HOLD
SUCCESSFUL MEETING
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The Hospital Helpers met yester
day at the Seward General Hospital,
resuming their work for the year,
after the summer closing.
A very enthusiastic meeting it was
and the good work will go on with >
as much zest as ever.
Those present were: Mesdames
Weir, McDonald, Sloan, Phillips, Fo-;
ran, Green, Ryan, Melville and Ward.
Mrs. Thomas M. Ward, the presi-i
dent, tendered her resignation, with
regret, on account of leaving on the
Alameda for her former home in San
Francisco.
At the meeting offices were tilled as
follows: Mrs. Wm. C. Edes, Honor
ary President; Mrs. R. J. Weir, Pres
ident; Sister Aloysius, Treasurer; Mrs.;
Alex McDonald and Mrs. J. J. Ryan,
committee on arranging material for
work, etc.
Meetings will be held twice a month
at the hospital on Tuesdays from 2:30
to 4:30. All ladies interested are wel
come.
A check for $10 was received today
by Mrs. T. M. Ward for the hospital
sterilizer, from H. 0. Roberts, ot the
San Juan Fish Co.
SHOES
Just unpacked the best Work
ing Shoe that has ever been on
display in Seward. It is the
Steven Strong Shoe made in Mil
waukee. That Milwaukee is a
great little camp for turning out
the goods with the gold medal
attachment and this Shoe is one
of their best bets.
Drop in when passing by and
have a look. If you aren’t satis
fied, neither are we, and there
is no harm done. We handle
everything for men to wear and
everything the best.
P. g.—No, Dr. Baughman
hasn’t returned yet. The last
heard of him he was chasing a
wounded moose at the head of
Devil Creek.
COTTERS
Broadway Seward
“URBACH”
Sells |
Always Reliable
Jefferson Shoes
URBACHS
YESTERDAY’S WEATHER
Maximum . 58
Minimum . 38
Current . 45
Clear. North winds.
Tomorrow:—High winds with cool
wave; preceded by squalls.
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NOTICE
Regular Communication of Seward
Lodge F. & A. M., No. 219, tonight at
eight o’clock.
Work in the M..M. degree.
J. M. SLOAN, W. M.
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ATTEMPT WRECK OF
MUNITIONS FACTORY
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.—There was
considerable excitement when the
plans to wreck the machinery of a
munitions factory at the bidding of
German agents were, detected. The
dastardly deed was to he performed
by a hundred Germans interned dur
ing the month. When they were ar
rested some of them had pulverized
corborundum on their person, with
which they hoped to destroy the ma
chinery.
SPEEDY ACTION IN REDUCING
PRICE OF BREAD
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.—The food ad
ministration has promised speedy ac
tion in the fight being made for
reduced price of bread.
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The “Smoker” held by the Loyal Or
der of Moose last night immediately
following the regular lodge session
was enjoyed by a large number of the
members and their friends and judg
ing from remarks passed quietly along
from those who were there, should
another ocasion present itself the hall
will not begin to hold all who will
wish to attend.
PHONE MAIN 134
BORGEN’S GROCERY
THE FAMILY STORE
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PATRONIZE HOME GROWN GOODS
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law dues not permit
> v ua to guarantee our
?• rate but fur o\er 16
i^B years we have never
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No Membership or Withdrawal Fee*
We Employ No Solicitors
PROTECTIOIS PLUS PROFIT
IS OFFERED to those who leave their
funds with us.
PROTECTION: In that every dollar
is protected by investment in first
mortgages on improved real estate and
! in U. S., State and City Bonds.
! PROFIT: As a “Mutual SAVINGS
SOCIETY” all our earnings, less ac
tual expenses, are paid to our mem
bers twice each year. If left here,
are compounded semi-annually.
! YOU CAN DO BUSINKSS WITH US
BY MAIL
We accept any sum from $1.00 to
$5,000.
BOOKLET MAILED FREE
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Established 190].
Pike and Third Street* SEATTLE, WN.
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Taylor's Express meets all boats
and trains. Phone Main 122.
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FOR RENT—Three-room house in
Laubner Addition. Furnished. In
quire G. Peterson, same addition. Of>
WANTED—Girl or woman to help in
the Germania. t.f.
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Mclver, licensed undertaker.
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Meet me at The Branch.
We Have Just Received Our
Complete Stocks Men’s Underwear
Cashmere and Wool Sox for Fall and Winter
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Our lines comprise all kinds and qualities—a large variety to choose^ fro/”—
among which are the ”01d Standbys,” Mendicott No. 27 and No. 1 •, and * o. i, m >o i
two-piece and Union Suits.
Ask to see our No. 1142 in two-piece, and No. 1466 in Union Suits. lhe> are
Cooper’s Spring Needle, ribbed, at $5.00 per suit, and excellent \alues.
For an all pure Wool, soft and warm, have a look at No. 1001 at $6.00. We also
have a line of mercerized and silk mixed, iancy two-piece, and Union Suits, a $ •,) (
$8.00 per suit, that is the handsomest Underwear ever shown in Seward.
Boys’ Fleece Lined Union Suits
$1.25 per suit
SPECIAL!! Men’s Black and Ox
Ford Gray, Cashmere Sox, 35c; 3
pair for $1.00.
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