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Wm. Ux/ANT.
MACHINIST. |
Si*MI I \1 I V (i \S CN(iINKS.
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t-KH: - - i^i HX COMPANY
JuM recei'ed ue" miid >uj;ar cured '
|‘ i ( M l’ U V M S
*So |H*r lb. ]
Try on** * A re;il HurRuiu. <
IJL ST UIX EIVEI) *
Thcilc>l Lir.cot ~
Y> orShoes
rilUi lAer ^ ame
io Alaska.
Also a Complete
Kh;e oi Summer
l jukrwear, io Hie
j t a ion Sails
9 The iiaee V. here
U ?.Ic«i Oat/ii. I
j COTTER'S j
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• WILLIAM A. IlKSSK,
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• Bhoioau Mi-mull coll
• (. ordo\ #, A Luka.
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(Omtinuo»i i‘> *:n l’»<e - *
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the loss of li. * S: 3i !>» -o aul th<
vj.-in, . i«•> i i.** t r
;.iiv'o have l»**• *n luuiu .»•«, in tne Ulst
ihvau \
One of tin* most striking >iu i-oa>
in A n* u u*i • va -t. • 1 4tl in trr
past 10 yea:> has !»<• n in auxi a
\-*SM*is. Bo’h tlv* At*-f'tie ami i*a> >fw
Fleets now have well o jran t• •
complex •• f hosj
.-upaiy !*»at . opu'** \>ss« >. r
atinff ships, *mmur t i
}-jKs in jnhiition t>* motor pa.trol v*-s.
i. submurii cha nim
i>ki\mm mi:nt oi riii: i.ntekioi;
Alaskan i npnevring t onimission
ami a ive at Seward a
follow s:—
v A. AI. Wednesday ami Sat’i:**! 4\
IkoseVdi, 'runnel, ('•ii\lv.r*u
A: . In Arrive !..!•» I*. AI Man-!
ia> and rkarsilay.
! i\ it.. .: »,is at Arniiu on Mamin)
u.. i 1* ritlay at a.AO A. AI. foi
Mat. m ska. Wat »l:i. ;Ioiu»ton, Ini
i \ ■ . da] at 8:30
V. t. for Alaianuska, Kska ami
• . I.a o*m.
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liiM'.VM \>4. i.t MlikON anti
nnet -etwd o'i the srwaru— All -t
eno.atfe Irani • n I lie hui 1*1 ear. Aid.
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PLU3Uii>' (i AM)
u i-.A’rn^i
Sheet Alotiii v* oi ks
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4 ft 2 AS LKCHNIIii ;
!Yi. .Madsn »k»
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vert i yji» its,
M.i»:nariae au>; l *»y«T teadi i'S aim
troop t’an>|>o,t„*, praetieaily undream
. u.radv a>jo,
i>i s \i t*;: urns to
UK l k \ IT UK or I.ATKST
V UWIM MUST HOI SI
Uesiu*^
. * 4:i and, n iheir eternal*
4 t',» 11 -'nave junked up their
: r . one ment hy a X» w
, ;v ..tit >> ndieate, that it will
huiM a $ lot).000 apartment house.
;•* <!ist*nffui>hin£ feature will h*»
* 's. pn* -rint i* ‘ds." Ofticials of the
\ a. * silt lit as to what form
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LiHlLAU II. \Y II.SON, Oph. I). *
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Have your KYKS tested and
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(CLASSICS properly lined.
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KLLSWOitTH HUlLDIMi
Seward, Aluska.
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I
he "dmuppeai ing bods” will lake dur
ing the uay lime. They dismiss the
mailer by saying that “disappearing
beds and many other labor saving de
\ v >s will he installed.”
e
Arehiteets however, have given
ill :*• < pm »n on tile proposed innova
tion.
Th. lira’t\ of‘Mi appearing oedi
arvh t -its say. is tliat the bed can
• disapy *ar while tin* occupant is
ig in it on hie back, with h:s knees
:d I.; n ail op u. This was tin
!>..*• :-> tic* old fashioned
r. hi. 1 u* architects made this
\ \ ra ul to i. t ih« I’ea.s of many
Vi k • - ideal v ho had inquired
• tin* ‘Mi appearing beds”
• >h to the oldfashioned fold
n, bed. contained any of the lat
c; ;ky and uncertain tendencies.
Tin architects say that a “disap
l ie.g bed” is a bed at night and an
)•. painting pt a (.torbon setter 01
.» ■ .>thii e ; he that in the day time;
i at it can • i’* slipp d tinder the hath
t lV.' < i ll\\ ii_' i ie.i I MU tli
r •- a ; th l it may be sunk in
• d >o’- u lie 1 oor and an Or
• • a:- p aced over it. so that the
.d c neks ma\ not he seen.
l i\i noiusc oi me un»
oaring h.-d the syndicate an
vt-s. i to !>•• built on West End
i :u; ■, Manhattan.
v\ >k.jm; to ni:\ elope
THE MKKl ll.WT M AKIM
\V ! !\CTo\. Au ■ o - C •iair*
n, i f Shipping Hoard is
r, a* i > operating with the House Mer*
'1 •• !!•• com mitt • of plans elim
i tii g 'egal oh tractions to tho <!>•
’nnment of the merchant marine
i n ,c io" asu unee. I he aw of th«
t. -t of Columbia as regards ma
, . i - ,.ranee is b«*injr drafted and il
‘Xn^ofi <i will serve as a model ^O1
• various states on seaborn <ls.
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The Toughest R-.S kc
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l lu.t \ > tl > > v. ^ -lAiv
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1 f - .. r-mr ’ !' ’*■ i uiv \e m their
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J •.;'•• ’-•' •••* r<&oi>er rocawear
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THE R. F.CCX^OR!CH ]H TDR COMPANY
focjntco I3C5
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Se.\‘ B-aneh. n> Kim: Street
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traoc mark
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KI.LSMOUTIi’S AUTO TOR HIRE
Ni^ht and Hay Service
H:i> Rhone— Adams 87.
Nijjlit Rhone— Madison 61.1
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CEAUT.Y
I lere is a 2-panel
3-ply fir-veneer j
door sol*! at a com- 1
mon door price. 1
Send lor our tree
illustrated home- j
builders’ N20 cat- j
alogue.
"Retttr Ml'/v+rl,
Wih (!«'/ />A»ri**
R O V I G
2229 First Ave. S.
SKAT T L K
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TIMS WILL ASTONISH |
SEWARI) PEOPLE
The quick action of simple witch
hazel. camphor, hydi astis, etc., as
.a v..i in l.;u »ptik eye wash, will sur
pr so Seward people. One gill with
weak, Miained eyes was helped by a
single appl cation. Her mother could
!iaally sew or read because of eye
>»u ns. in one week she too was bene
*it. d. We guarantee a small bottle of
la voptik to help ANY CASK of weak
* -ained or inflam-'d eyes. Aluminum
ye cup KttEK. Seward Drug Co.
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KNCI.ISH \'K U S U K KCONOMY
to m:\ i:m hankki ri ( \
—
LONDON’, Aug., •’>- Knglish people j
h • d *tei mined upoft .» policy
st. < t economy resulting ir. a considcr
a! e inc ase in the number of banl
••u,diie> during the la.>t few months.
I *se failure ; have oecured not only
ai London but also in the provinces.
L -ijv-.NS men, however, are eonirontet
b\ the fact that the aggregate numbei
i> fa Ixdow tie* total for pre-war
y ar . figui 'S for HMD being 7*^7 a.
aciinst -.SAG for 1D1 L
While many reasons arc advancer' ^
this tate of affairs, the most ac
ceptable one in business circles is tin ,
altitude of the buying public whicl
ii ’s decided only to purchase absolutr j
n cess-ties. In consequence, trader. [
v ho have purchased large stocks o ;
goods at fancy prees in anticipatior
of quick and handsome profits, fin*
Ll m elws with “white elephants" or
,l.-ir hands and a non-buying public.
The goods hart to be disposed of
rjuently at a big loss.
The recent bankruptcies included a
numb* r of demobilized men who start
erl business with the proceeds of their
gratuity and small savings. These
•n n. for the most part, were inex
’> v■!. .iced in the wavs of trade and
‘
w i n a sov*^e test came, they were
fo e*‘*l to close their doors.
A woman proprietor of a high-class
m linory shop on iSolid street explain
ed »•< cently that wealthy women who ,
.
before the war bought generously in
su h speciality shops as hers, were un
able to do so now, because of the tre
m ndous increase in the eo.^t of living,
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w:»g*'s for servants, etc. These women ,
now are only purchasing the necessit
ies., the business woman added.
From every trade comes the report
that shop keepers and business houses
generally find themselves with an ov
erstock of goods, purchased in hope of
a big buying season last spring and
twhis summer.
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ELKS DAMAGING CROPS
SALEM, Ore., Aug., 5— Elk herds
ait damaging crops in the Santiam
River country about 50 miles from
here, according to reports Governor
lien Olcott has received from Santiam
farmers. The elk recently were re
leased by the state. As Oregon laws
decree the penitentiary for people who
kill elk, the farmers are to petition the
-tate game warden for relief.
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U. V. Uobon * * ^av*8
ALASKA TRANSFER ',
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Goa!, Wood and Ice
General Tranafcrins Phones, Main 17 and 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
E. L. WHITTEMORE, Proprietor
SEWARD ALASKA
SEWARD WATER aid POWER COMPANY
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JOHN A. NFLSON, Manager
V »
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Uue, Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
EXCLUSIVE
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F .viurreMo^- C,0ABS
MAKE THE NOETHERX YOUR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
L “AOS”
ROLLED
OATS
for every
purpose
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MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD
FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR makes.more
and larger loaves of better bread in propor
tion to its cost than other flours.
FISHER’S BLEND costs more per sack but
LESS PER LOAF. It costs more as flour but
gives more both in quality and quantity ot
loaves. iii.'M'l&iS
Manufactured in “America’s Finest Flouring
Mills” By
fisher flouring
Mills Company
SEATTLE