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SEXTON & THWAITES
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BVSKRTS
SEXTON & THWAITES
RKAI> THE GATEWAY.
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
( TONIGHT! )
8 P. M.
SELIG LIBRARY One Reel.
TRIANGLE Presents—
A THOMAS INCE Produc
tion in (5) Parts ENID
BENNETT. —IN—
“SEEKING HAPPINESS "
This is absolutely one of tin
best comedy Dramas ever
run at the Liberty. This pic
ture had to be repeated in
Anchorage by request.
ALSO a one reel Comedy
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FOR RENT
roll KENT— Two furnished cab
ins. See Dougherty. b
WILSON'S SNOW CLASSES u
J. I.. (iraef's tf.
Pocket Flash light* and batteries a*
J. L. (iraef's
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton & Thwaites. t(.
ICE CREEPERS at J. L. Graef’a
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FIELD GLASSES at J. L. Graef*.
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URBACH’S
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COAT SWTATTRS
and
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»> don't sell all the shoes sold in Alaska. BI T. we do sell the Best.
Her* mo will find such famous w« «* nnw !'howinR * wondejr‘
till assortment of men's shoes made
a* The Nettleton, Walk-Over. pp in the h<%)s( j,rades of leather, in
Roberts. Johnson & Rand and other either tan or black, and priced at
class brands. to $12.00.
Always Pleased to Show ^ou.
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE
The recognized standard for 30 years.
BROOKFIELD EGGS AND BUTTER.
-SWIFT
Premium Ham and Bacon
None better
—At—
THE KEY
HAVE YOU SMOKED
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GIRORD
Trv One
At
THE KEY
SA11M1AY DANCE
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Given by the Odd Fellows,
Saturday, April 12th. Every
body Welcome.
SCHOOL NOTKS
About a dozen visitors attended the
re gular meeting of the Literary Socie
ty at the* school yesterday afternoon,
where an interesting program \va;
given. The session began with the
flag salute. The* beautiful new silk
flag recently acquired by the pupils *
of the* upper grades was used, with
Sam Moyer as color-bearer. Then fol
lowed the reading of the* minutes of
the last meeting . Miss Wright’s pu
pils next gave a patriotic exercise,
consisting of the repetitions of that
section of the Declaration of Inde- i
pendcnce which outlines the* principles 1
of our government; the decorating of •
the pictures of King Albert of Bel- t
gium; General Diaz, of Italy, Si** i
Douglas Haig, of England, Marshal j
Koch of France and General Pershing
of America, with the flags of thei** 1
respective nations, and the singing of 1
“God Save the King”, the Marseill
aise Hymn” and “The Star Spangled !
Banner.” Meryl Towle read a paper
on the' early history of our town, re
lating several interesting incidents of
the Russian regime. Shubert’s Mill-,
tary March was played as a piano j
duett by Beatrice Baughman and La
vonia Stotko. Walter Blue gave a re- |
FREE
(’a to log of Alaska Grown Plants.
JI NKAC FLORISTS. Juneau. Alas
ka. All
MILITARY
NORFOLKS
WHIPCORDS— SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
ed for Alaskans.
SEE
the place WHERE MEN Ol ITP
citation, “Boy Wanted. .Miss Ken
dall’s pupils sang a very cute little
song, “Two Robins;” and Olga John
on recited Longfellow’s “The Child
ren’s Hour.” After singing “America’
the society adjourned, t) meet again
Friday, April 2.r>th.
William and Clara Manthoy, alter
an absence of several months at La
Touche, reentered school here this
week and were warmly welcomed.
The pupils of the seventh grade re
ceived several letters this week, from
seventh grade pupils at Greensburg
Indiana, farmer home of their teacher,
Miss Wright. The Seward pupils had
sent a hunch of letters to the young
Hoosiers, inviting correspondence.
Margaret Sloan, giving answer to
a problem: “I’ve got three hundred
dollars and fifty cents.”
Sam Moyer: “I've got the dollars
all right, but no sense."
The pupils of the upper grades were
pleased to receive recently a large
American Flag and five flags of the
Mlied nations, their reward for selling
anumber of flag buttons to Seward
itizens. All the flags are silk and will
make a very pretty decoration for
heir room. The pupils have also had
framed a large picture of Washington
and will have one of Lincoln similarly
framed. In order to do this they have
unanimously voted to give up a candy
treat which they had planned.
18 BEAUTIFUL
NEW WAISTS
Just in
—and—
EASTER HATS
—At—
Ellsworth’s
Sirdwood. Alaska.
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars Cigarettes
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Department is under the management of
R. E. SHANKLIN j
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
4 PEP? CENT Interest
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFOfiD
! | Successor to
| JOE CAMPBELL
J 2nd Floo.- Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
! WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
I iATES BY DAY OH WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
.1 A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
EPISCOPAL C1ICRCH SERVICES
Sunday April 13th, being Pa’m
Sunday.
Lev. (Jro go .1. Zinn. Minister in
charge.
11 A. M. Morning Service and Sc ••
•non.
12:10 Noon Sunday School.
7:30 I*. M. Evening Service and
jermon.
Next Friday, being (lood Friday
here will bo a service with devotion
al talk at 7:30 P. M.
M. E. CHCRCII SERVICE
Sunday School tomorrow at 12 o’
clock.
o Song service, by the choir, 7:30 ■>’
. clock. The public is cordially invited.
HACK AGAIN
S. Stalinsky.
C leaning and Pressing
TAILORING
Next to Grown & Hawkins
UUUIJ KATS
The host 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.
JOB PRINTING
AT TIIE
GATEWAY
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The trail is reported in Good con
dition from Mile 47 to Mile (>.”» despite
the warm weather and much melting
of snow.
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LOST— Large flat key, return to
A. II. McDonald. All.
\i dj’.s 4 \press meet.'* ali uaiii!* iml
-t'Mi icrs. IMione 1II.
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DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
MEET ME AT THE
GRILL
RESTAl'KAXT AND BAKERY
BREAD CAKES PIES
Open All Night
El SICK — JENICKE
Proprietors
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
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RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
We cater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.