We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to sate
and conservative hanking.
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Harriman National Bank
ol Alaska at Seward
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HOTEL SEWARD i
Rates SI a day and up I
1 A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop I
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FIRE INSURANCE !
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S. O. MORFORD |
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN |l
2nd Floor Van G’iderBldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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- LIBERTY THEATRE "
MONDAY & TUESDAY
RATHE WEEKLY No.ll
SELECT PICTURE CO.
PRESENTS
JULIA ARTHUR
AS
EDITH (WELL
The British Red Cross
Nurse. —IN—
“THE CAVELL
CASE ”
The Woman the (Germans
Shot. In tt- Reels.
Wed & Thiirs. Special 2 Reel
Pictures ot the Explosion ot
Submarine U— 35.
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W o \| K N ‘ S
AND
MEN’S
TENNIS
SHOES
.* $1.25 and l'p.
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URBACH’S
JOB PRINTING
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FOR SALE
Well furnished lodging house, A ]
bargain.
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FOK SALE ( heap— Extra Good lit- j|
strument. Violoii Cello Inij’r Gateway.)
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FOR QCICK SALE, $93.00, good j
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warm house and out-buildings. See j
Lloyd. MJ9. JJ
WATSON OL E AT 7 A. M. |
Steam* r Admiral Watson is due to jl
arrive in Seward tomorrow morning l
at 7 o’clock according to advices re* ji
eeived from Capt. Glasscock by Agent f
vVayne Line. The steamer will re- I
main in poi t possibly three hours ami ^
then sail lor Anchorage, Kodiak and ^
other <’«>ok Inlet port*. j
\MKKI( AN I.KGION WILL
HOLD A MKKI'INO TONIGHT
The members of the local post ol* j
the American Legion will hdld a .
meeting tonight at o’clock in the
Town hall and all members are re- i
quested by Commander J. J. Ryan to '
attend as there is important business
to be transacted.
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ALAMKDA TOMORROW P. M.
Steamer Alameda is due in Sew- J
ard tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
according to advices received by j
Afent A. H. McDonald
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Head the SEWAItD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
NOTICE.
Up to and including June 15th, we will accept
for conversion and exchange, VVITHOUT
CHARGE, temporary Liberty I^oan Bonds
of the following issues, for permanent 4'1 Per
cent Bonds:
Is* LiberU Loan con verted 1 per cent bonds, 1932 • 1917
|n| Liberty Loan converted I'/i Per cent Bonds, 1932 * 1917
Isi Libem Loan 2nd converted 4'» Per cent, 1932 • 1917
2nd Liberty Loan I Per '’ent Bonds, 1927 - 19i2
2i:d Liberty Loan concerted 4% Per cent Bonds, 1927 • 1912
3rd Liberty Loan. 1‘n Per cent Bonds, 192K
lib Liberty Loan. 111 Bonds, 1933 - I93.H
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Holders of any of the above bonds should
therefore present lhe same before June 15th.
BANK OF SFWARI
I Per rent PAID ON SA\ INGS
SAFE DEPOSIT HONES FOR RENT
trown & Hawkins
SfWARirS IfAIIING STORf
It is a source of gratification to us to note the
increasing number of well pleased customers
who appreciate the pains we have taken in
securing Men’s clothing and Furnishings- that
are Correct, Distinctive, and yet that do not
overstep the hounds of Cood Taste.
-Whether you have a definite Idea
of what you want in a Suit, Hat, Shoes, Shirts,
Cnder garments or anything else that men
wear, or whether you are undecided, our
stocks are so wide in scope, so complete as to
styles, colors and- sizes at every price, that
you can come here confident of being satis
fied.
-We are still showing “Styleplus
Clothes” in many different Weaves and pat
terns at last year’s prices. This means a clear
saving to you of ten dollars on any suit that (
you may select.
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WOMEN and CHILDREN’S - TENNIS - SHOES -RUBBER BOOTS-JOHN
SON’S BEST OIL CLOTHING - OIL SLEE VES - OIL APRONS - EI^ASTIC WRIST
CANVAS GLOVES - FISHERMEN COMPLETELY OUTFITED.
Tailored Suits made to your measure, from
Ed. V. Price & Co., the world’s largest merchant tailors.
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8 House Paints —-Boat Paints ^
o Pressure Cookers-— Ice ( ream 5
8 Freezers-Garden Implements 0
4 Household and Builders Hardware, g
§ Sherwood Spring Coaster Wagons g
g and Kiddie Kars for Children.-8
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8 Preferred Stock Canned Fruits and g
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o Armours Star Hams and Bacons 8
8 Heinz Apple Butter-Old Faith-8
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§ GARDEN SEEDS 8
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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