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yyi 'Ntek'Orioff; c»ok on th«,>l. 8. /Eid.
cr, incidentally -b£.rn, PB.Jfc. ,PauJ Is
land, is in town with^ the boat today
enroute to Seatle.
TOMORROW’S TIDE^
F^rst high water
Second high water
First low water
Second low water
9:65 a. m.
10:28 p. m.
3:35 a. m.
4:30 p. m.
MONDAY’S TIDES
First high water
Second high water
First low water
Second low water
10:34 a. m.
11:08 p. m.
4:10 a. m.
5:02 p. m.
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DIERINGER 18 VISITOR
A. Jrf. Dieringer, prominent and oid
time business man of Valdez, came
over last night on the S. S. Alaska on
i a brief focal business trip. It;is Mr.
! Dieringer’s first visit to Seward in
six years and while here he has taken
the opportunity of renewing acqaint
ances with his large number ot
friends. He departs this evening on
the Alaska.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnston, well
known residents of the Westward,
were among those arriving in Seward
on the M. S. Eider.
Start the day right—order tne Dest
meat which is FRYES’S BABY BEBF.
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SHABBINESS IS INEXCUSABLE WHEN
YOU CAN GET BEAUTIFUL CREPE BACK
SATIN DRESSES—all sizes at $16.75.
AND FOR THIS WEEK ONLY— ALL CLOTH
COATS at 20 percent off.
ALL SHOES at 20 percent off
Come in and take advantage of these wonderful
bargains.
for Thanksgiving
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Alaska Shop
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The Steamer Alaslta, William Jen
sen, commander, arrived in port prior
to midnight, last night, which marked
the conclusion of an excellent voyage j
north from Seattle with the possible |
exception of running into a dense
snow storm in Southeastern Alaskan
waters. Otherwise the trip was ideal
in every respect.
A fair listing of reservations wore
brought to Seward other than those
who .sailed direct from Seattle. About
600 tons of general cargo is. being
' discharged for local, Westward and
Interior business houses and contrac
tors. I
Owing to taking on an extra large
shipment of copper ore at Latuche it
is announced at the local office the
vessel will sail for the South at 9
o'clock this evening instead of the
usual time, midnight.
The incoming local list of passen
gers Included the following;
C. O. Thatcher, Mrs. Thatcher,
Jeanette Benson, Mary Campbell, W.
E. "Erwin, A. Jacobsen, W. Hansen, '
V. Chisholm, A. J. Dimond, B. Bolyan,
A. Wile, J. H. Brokaw, Andy Derin
ger.
W. E. Erwin, head of the Standard
Oil company in this district of the
Territory, returned to his local office
last night from a week’s business |
trip to Latouche.
Let’s go to the Liberty!
Join Urbach’s circulating library.
Fifteen cents to read a late book.
ASH CANS. At J. L. GRAEF’S
Boya all wool', school suite, Jong
nts. Urbach's. i
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Place your ©raers now for turkey
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(at tlxe reliable market, Carsten’s.
CLEANED RIGHT
DATRONS OF THIS
1 LAUNDRY CAN BE
ASSURED OF FIRST
CLASS SERVICE AT
ALL TIMES AND IN
ADDITION KNOW
EXPERTS ARE
AT THEIR
COMMAND
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WARM GLOVES—NEW TOQUES—WOOL
SWEATERS—DANDY SKATES—N* EVERY
THING FOR THE SKATER AT
Urbach’s
You furnish the girl we furnish the balance!