Select Booth Oysters, Kip
pered Salmon, Kippere
Herring, Barbecued Sabi
and Finnan Haddie. Browi
& Hawkins Corporation.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Our assortment of good values in
sards is more complete this year
than ever before.
We have supplied your wants for
/ears in this line and beleive that
better values have never been of
fered in Seward.
ksk to see our extra special values
»t 60—85 and $1.25 per box.
Assorted Cards
(Elwyn Swetmann)
Tha Stors
For any kind of
GENERAL REPAIRING
j G. THORKELSON
[ Leave Call at The NORTHERN
! Typewriters and sewing machines
made as good as new
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ONE MOST ELABORATE
WEDDINGS AMERICA
MELLON VS SCAIFE
FATHER OF BRIDE SPENDS $100,
000; BRIDE GIVEN GIFTS VALU
ED $500,000
| PITTSBURG, Nov. 25. (IP)—Miss
Sarah Cordelia Mellon, daughter of
Richard Beatty Mellon, was married
i i
to Allene Magee Scaife at one of the
i
most elaborate weddings in the his
tory of America.
Adjoining the large Fifth Avenue
mansion Mr. Mellon had erected a
$100,000 'pavilion in which the bride’s
reception, wedding supper and ball
: were held.
Gifts to the bride and groom were
valued at $500,000. Among those at
tending were Secretary Mellon, Prin
cess Lebohowltz, Mrs. Nelson Blat
ter and Mrs. Charles Blackwell.
RICH DISCOVERY IS
IDE IN YELLOW PINE
—
i GOODSPRINGS, Nev., Nov. 25. (IP)—
'—The Yellow Pine mine is reported
'. in a fair way to maintain its reputa
{ tion as ‘‘Old Reliable," has a new dis
Jicovery, that has every indication of
i being as big as some of the previous
i strikes, with the grade of ore higher.
' The new strike is in the south drift
J of the 200 level and carries not only
| high values in zinc, but 18 per cent
. lead, 15 ounces in silver and about
“Famously Good”
Northern Pacific Meals
Northern Pacific dining cars
through to Chicago on the
North Coast Limited. Experi
enced travelers appreciate the
meals for which this railroad is
famous.
Every refinement and comfort,
with newest Pullmans an«l obser
vation-club cars—maid, valet,
barber, baths, card rooms, library
and other modern features.
May we give you fur
ther information on a trip
anywhere “Outside”?
Karl K. Katx
Passenger Representative
200 L. C. Smith Bldg.—Seattle
Phosa ELiot 5560
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Northern racinc ivy
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Bathrobes a id Warm
^ Comfy Slippers- for Men
Women and Children
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and Children’s
nd Shoes \
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Let us sAou/ you trie
GAM0LUCK
A laced
Hurvrm6 bqdt
BAIL-BAND QUALITY
/ Sure to pleat* you
HdS no seam A *new boot frorrTBal I*
in the back. /\ Band* that is lizard
nothing t° comfortable. The shoe is of
chafe the ribbed gurn rubber and the
heel- tan. graih leather top is, ah
^ one piece,Tk crepe sole vs
tougn and sure grip
hang sportsmen sag
7tnesf loot l *¥tr uoro.
16 In
Top
$8.00
Per
Pair
BALL • BAND
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New Shipment, Men’s Heavy Blazers
Boys Mackinaws and Wool Shirts
Office and Clothing Grocery Dept.
Dept. Mad. 80 Main 1
Hardware Dept.
Adams 80
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5 per cent copper.
The ore body is 16 to 20 feet thick
and is in virgin ground.
In 191S this mine paid dividends of,
$800,000, one single stope producing
ia million and a half dollars.
With modern methods of separat-,
| ing and recovery of values which they
are able to do in the new mill now,
ready to start, this will give the old |
camp new life and make it attractive
]
! for mining men and investors.
BANKER PROMOTES GOLD !
MINES COMPANY, GOLD.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Nov. 25. (&)—
G. Shuck, former cashier of the
Rocky Mountain Bank at Central City,
came thru Idaho Springs late last
week, in company with parties from
Chicago, who were going over to in
spect the San Juan and other mines
on the Patch adjacent to Nevadaville,
I in Gilpin county, for the purpose of j
erecting a mill at the portal of the La,
Crosse tunnel, for the treatment of j
the large bodies of ore known to ex-j
i
, 1st in that territory.
J --- |
Lucky says: When the(
wind blows, “Let her blow.”
His" overhead is so low that
nothing can touch it, the cus
tomers get the benefit, no
*1 autos no help to pay you help
II yourself and earn the dif
Jl -Psvwiinoo of T nclnr’o
Whether you buy Coal by the ton or by the car
'l load we can serve you efficiently and cheap
ly with a high grade product. We handle sizes
and grades for the small furnace or the immense
boiler. Let our man inspect your heating plant.
He will tell you how to increase your heating
efficiency. There is no charge for this service.
Just call phone No. Adams 35.
& SON
MANTHEY
TEACHER WINS $1,000
ALEXANDER, La., Nov. 25. (/P)—
Hiss Mabel Brasher, school teacher,
ms been awarded a prize of $1,000
'or a treatise on “Louisiana" which
will be used as a text book in the
State high ■ schools. The* Lauisiana
Teachers’ Association offered the
prize.
THERE IS A BIG SAVING IN THE
COST OF SHOES BY HAVING THEM
REPAIRED. STRAIGHT HEELS ARE
NECESSARY FOR LOOKS AND COM
FORT. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.