e Largest and Newest Cafe in the City
Service and menu l nexcelled Bakery in Connection
ate Booths Dancing and Banquetting Hall for Parties
Charles Fisher, Proprietor
cial Program, July Fourth
$150.00
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(free for all).
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1 dash ..
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(boys under 17)
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2.00
3.00
3.00
10.00
3.00
3.50
5.00
2.50
3.00
3.00
7.00
10.00
100.00
$100—
3.00
6.00
4.00
20.00
5.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
5.00
2.00
2.50
2.50
2.00
2.00
2.00
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$50—$25
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E LINE OF MARCH
and start at 10:30 a. m. on Third ave
Washington Streets, marching t^ards
Fourth Avenue, up Fourth to Adams
Fifth Street to Washington, over to
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Fourth and up Fourth to Adams Street, the Seward Bank cor
ner where the exercises and most of the events will take place.
PRIZES FOR PARADE
Best patriotic float ... $25.00
Best decorated float other than patriotic 25.00
First best decorated automobile 25.00
Second best decorated autombile ___ 15.00
Third best decorated automobile . 10.00
Best decorated bicycle . .... _. 5.00
For individuals in the line of march the following prizes will be
handed out:
Best male clown .... ..... $ 5.00
Best male impersonator . ... 5.00
Best female impersonator 5.00
Best sustained character .. ... ... 5.00
BEST WINDOW DISPLAY
The sum of $50 will be given away in three prizes for the
best decorated store window the Fourth of July. The first prize
will be S25; second $15; third $10.
For the best decorated home, meaning the fronts or the
porches of residences, First prize $10, second $5.
CHILDREN’S EXERCISES
The children's exercises will take place at 11:00 p. m. on
the corner of Fourth Avenue and Adams. The program will be
as follows:
!• Song America — . ....By the Audience
2. Invocation ...... Rev. R. V. B. Dunlap
3. Flag Salute . . . ..Raymond Manthey
4. Flag Song —... By Primary Children
5. Song “America Beautiful.” ...By Children
Address ... Senator A. J. Dimond
T. Song, “Star Spangled Banner” ... By Audience
DANCES AT THE HALLS
Seward Drug Company
Elwyn Swetmann, Proprietor
Attu Native Baskets
Albums, Photographic.
B
Big Ben Clocks
Bathing Caps
C
Candies and Curios
Cigars and Cigarettes
D
Dennison Crepe Paper
Dominoes, Dice, etc.
E
Eastman Kodaks
Eversharp Pencils
F
Furniture Polish
Films
G
Gainsborough Hair Nets
Greeting Cards
H
Hot Water Bottles
Highland Linen Tablets
I
Irons, Curling
I. P. Loose Leaf Memo Books
J
Jung Arch Braces
Jonteel Toilet Articles
K
Kantleek Rubber Goods
Keytainers, Buxton
L
Ladies Purses
Ledgers
Your wants from “A to
M
Musical Strings
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pharmacy
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Seward, Alaska**
Mail Orders Solicited
Novelties
Needles for Victrola
O
Office Supplies
Oriental Goods
P
Pyralin Ivory
Pipes, Cobb to Briar
Q
Quassia Chips Quinine
R
Rexall Remedies
Records, Victrola
S
St&tionerv, Stamps, postage
T
Trusses Thermos Bottles
U
Unguentine, Ukelele Strings
V
Vibrators Victrolas
W
Waste Paper Baskets
Whisk Brooms
X
X. Bazin Depilatory
Xanthoxlyum
Y "
fardley Eau de Cologne
ale Flashlights
Zemo—Zonite
EAT! When you think of table comestibles think of
^ward Trading Company
taple and, Fancy Groceries Retail
il order attended to Promptly. Sure we deliver
tile we are giving away July 1st in the big advertisement on page eight
lets this week. It will be your last opportunity
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Reliable Grocers!
We’ll Say We ARE
FOR THE KITCHEN and dining room
the housewife or outfitter will find in our
stock, everything that is of excellent quality,
J in standard brands.
NEED WE SAY MORE?
McMULLEN’S GROCERY
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