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ANNOUNCING I
THE REOPENING TOMORROW (SUNDAY) |
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UNION CAFE j
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER
$1.00 PER PLATE I
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The Menu
Chicken Rice Soup
Combination S. lad
Roast Chicken or Fricasee of Chicken
Celery Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Green Peas
Cake or Pie with Ice Cream
Coffee Tea or Milk
Fruit and Nuts
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Spotless cleanliness is insured; every caution is
exercised not to harm delicate textiles, and
prompt service will ever be our endeavor.
OUR RATES ARE REASONABLE
We will appreciate a portion of your patronage
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Processed Eggs at 45c
AT PRICES LIKE THESE,—GET THE
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Seward Trading Co., Inc.
THE INAUGURAL
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HERITAGE, PAST
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;AS NATION GREW. POMP OF:
INSTALLING PRESIDENTS
KEPT PACE
WASHINGTON. March 1, UP)—]
. Many American presidents urgeo
iand emphasized wishes for simplic
ty in inaugural ceremonies buo
.tsually an enthusiastic nopuiace i
saw tc it that there was more 01 j
iess fanfare March 4.
George Washington, assuming
the first Presidency of the Repub
lic, declared he wanted no parade,;
out ne rode into Philadelphia ana
other cities under triumphal arches
land attended by crowds of mareV
j ers.
I The inauguration of Ulysses J
{Grant, history records, witnessed
probably the greatest outpouring !
kf pan dors. That was principally
juue to the fact that the new Piu:
k'ont wns commander-in-chief o.
!the vast army chat still considorea
hhufit secondary to uniforms
Many famous CM1 war regimern,:
I uriK'i. out in full numbers.
In -‘he ago when gas lights flared
! s tit" height of elegance. Grove.
^Cleveland's inauguration saw a
{great throng of marching clubs
j ind troops and the Grand Army o
I the Republic marching with steps
vet firm.
The national capital witnessed its
first inauguration in 1801 when
Thomas Jefferson became presi
dent and took his way down Penn
sylvania Avenue, then a country
road. Twelve hundred citizens
{.vatened the ceremonies.
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' Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen
I Phone Adams 91. , Peyser’s Tailor
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j A-1 meat ana nor-nn; else in thr
I ^rye.Brunn Meat M rket
j Seattle ice cream and fresh
j candies at Sylvia’s.
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Pnbi'r nnt>pp :s I’rr-'hv rfiven t1' ''
| ” the iSrfl day <>*' FpI'-utv. 19'°
iOh*ra Goss was bv !V Proba4*'
| court in (be ^Indian Islands Pre
einct, Third Divsion, Territory of
j Viwka, appointed and she now i.
• the lawful ex'cuir:x of the last wii,
md testament of Albert C. Goss,
samttimes known as and called A.
r. Go«r. deceased; and that all per
sons bavin? claims aeainst said es.
i’.ite a'r required to present theio
with t le proper vouchers within sis.
months of tlie date of this notice j
.o said executrix at her residence at
Unaiaska in said precinct, Division
ind Territory.
This notice is dated February 23,
>>09.
rr.AUA GOSS. Executrix
Date first publication March 2, 19
Date last publication March 30, 192! !
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| WASHINGTON, Mar., 1, (£>)—Af
jter all, there is nothing really new
I hout Muscle Shoals and the prob
| rms cl' what Congress should ac !
|'ll^out it.
| As early as 1827 it was considers
to be a problem national in charac
ter and deserving of Federal funds.
Old records reveal that in that yea*
jcongrers was a ked by Representa
ve Moore of Alabama to authorize
a canal around the shoals. It was!
described as a project of last im
Inortance to the States of Alabama,
Kentucky, Ohio, Mississippi, Louis
jiana end the western part of Vir
ginia.
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iM'HAlLEflEIl’S ALASKA SHOJV
OLD MAN TROUBLE CAN BE
WORN OUT
‘When the situation gets so tough
that it can’t get any tougher, there
is bound to be a break,” says Mr.
Maloney, in the American Maga
zine. ‘‘Things may be bad, but
hold on. Don’t be surprised or
frightened if they grow worse, for
that is possible and not unlikely;
and when they have reached th<:r
worst, hold on by all means, let
that is the limit of trouble. You .1
find no word in the dictionary be -
yond worst. The only change from
it must be for the better.”
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER
SUNDAY AT THE UNION CAFE.
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