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on the part of the system j
to force some of the irri- j
tat ion out of the throat.
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soothing and healing in- \
fected spot. Rexillana is |
sold only at Itexall Drug I
Stores. 1
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SEATTLE, Feb., 21, (/P)~The S
S Alameda, of the A. S. S. Co.,
left Seattle at 9 a. m. for Alaska
with 184 passengers on board.
The Seward list of reservations
included the following:
Miss R. Forrest, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Shield and two children;
Miss D. Zimmerman, Mrs. P. C.
Claveurs, Rev. A. Reay and Mrs.
Reay, E. Borup, A. V. Platen,
Emma Foregren. Mrs. W. F. Kra
mer, Miss G. Laughlin
Laura C. McMillan, Ethel New
ton, Mr. and Mrs. K. Kinima, A.
Carlson, Jack Driscoll, Mr. and
Mrs. P. Driscoll and daughter;
Miss J. Olin, Edward Brooker,
Mrs. J. A. McIntosh, J. R. Camp
bell, Frank Scully, Mr. and Mrs.
Ehvyn Swetmann, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Collins, C. Anderson, Jennie
Keith, Capt. H. and Mrs. Berger,
F. Strombinger; and 13 steerage.
THE PORT OF SEWARD
I Boats in port today included
I! the SS Yukon, the U. SS Cedar,
| ; B. F. & M., Monroe, Discoverer, i
\ | Bill and the Roy. The SS Admiral |
\ Farragut is due to arrive from j
[ j the west Monday and the Stan
I dard Oil Company tanker Mof- j
l, fit, from the south, about Mar. 10. j
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— HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES —
Paints, Oils, Furniture, Linoleum, Glass
TINNING and PLUMBING
Phone Madison 87
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ADVANCE STL YES OF PUMPS AND
SLIPPERS FOR SPRING AND AT
NEW LOW PRICES
$3.95 u> $6.85
SEE WINDOWS
MEN’S OXFORDS $6.00
Urbach & Valade
Quality Clothes at Lower Prices
Mm the
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New Itosfgns. New ioJisrs
that will add new hfe to the
smartest wardrobes. Men who
know Phoernx style, who know
Phoenix quality, are selecting
them by the half dozen pairs.
Phone I Fuel Dept. ! Phone I Phone
tlo. Dept. Mad. 80 Phone Mad. 80 Gro, Dept. Main 1 Hdwre. Dept. Adams 80
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD-QUALITY FIRST-ALASKA
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EXCEPTIONAL PHI
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| On the billboards for Sunday's!
! show ranking as unusually good,
j both in acting and cast. It is sei
; dom a feature is produced w 11 ii
! an aU-star cast list of actors, and
I for that reason alone “Tin Deck>
! New York” is an attraction.
The value in thus cast is also
| high because each star has a part
! exactly suited to their talents, and
; their portrayal of the characters
| is wonderfully strong, showing tiw
; seamy side of waterfront life, with
1 unvarnished realism. It is so won
derfully done and staged, as to get
the highest praise from critics
There is no crook plot or boot
i legging racketeering, and yet the
| intense interest is held every
minute by the magnificent eie
■ mentary acting
Tonight will be the last oppor
! tunity to see Emil Jannings in his
fine drama of Switzerland life,
“The Betrayal”. A play with a
plot neber before presented in
Seward.
The lighthouse tender Cedar,
i Captain Leadbetter, departed at
| an early hour today for Scotch
! Cap.
Crist Larsen, it is reported, was
among those arriving in town last
evening from a business trip to
I Anchorage.
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I CHOP SUEY & NOODLE
PARLOR
; Light Lunches We deliver
J Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fraser
Phone Mad. 107 - Snd, Ry.
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1ST THE HOTELS
VAN GILDER—Bartley Howard
Mrs. C. H. Phillips.
SEWARD—H. H. McCutcheon, E.
J. Bolvner, Arthur Miller, James
Stewart, W. H. Barnhill, A. Field
ing, Carl Johnson, Andy Simon, A.
B. McBeth.
OVERLAND—A Jacobson, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Winn, P. McMahan,
G. Scott, Waldo Thomson, Henry
Getz. F. L Wagner.
GILLILAND—Chas. Miiroky.
With Roadmaster Walter Jones
on board, the big rotary arrived
last night ahead of the regular
train from the Interior, and left
again today.
John Overbeck of the bridge
crew, A. Ry., is undergoing treat
ment in the Seward General Hos
pital. Mr. Overbeck entered the
hospital Thursday.
| The passenger train from the
1 Interior last night arrived sever
. al hours late owing to ice condi
tions, and pulled out of the sta
tic u today at noon for the return
trip.
Among the passengers who
went south today were 11 prison
's and guards, all from Interior
| points.
NOTICE
The Belmont Trading Company
j will shortly open for business as
| trader s in ail kinds of merchan
! new and second-hand, at
! the old log house on Fifth Ave.
) Joe Hofma.n*
Special Sunday Chicken
Dinner and Trimmings $1.00
per plate
SEWARD GRILL
Mel Holben. Proprietor
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE . . .
We have enjoyed the confidence of Seward
and Alaska people since the opening of this
banking institution—for over 25 years.
Travelers’ Checks
Resources, $600,00#
j Bank of Seward
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Seward . . . . .. Alaska
We pay 4 per cent interest compound serai
! annually on all savings accounts.
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