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JOB
PRINTING
The Gateway Job Printing Department
is well equipped * and prepared to do
work that will please you.
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Bring in your work and have it done
while the doing is good and before the
spring rush starts.
Phone MAIN 71
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The Liberty Theatre |
Latest Ford Educational—“Moving a Circus.” j
Adolph Lr.ker Presents |
MARGUERI TE CLARK IN j
“A GIRL NA MED MARY.” j
A special five-part Arte raft Production.
One Reel Comedy—“The Tea Hound.” j
SUNDAY NIGHT, 7:30 and 9:00 \
Clara Kimball Young in |
“CHEATING CHEATERS,” and “PATHE NEWS” |
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can buy a mighty good suit
here for $35.00 to $40.00.
ALL WOOL
Tailored to measure by
BORN
New Spring Samples now on
display.
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Prizes For The ;
GRAND MASQUE BENEFIT BALL
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For The Seward Public School February 14th,
(St Valentine’s Day) At A. B. Hall
ADMISSION $1.00 CHILDREN 50C.
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First Prize—Best dressed lady, one-half ton Nanimo
coal, by the Alaska Transfer Company.
Second Prize—Best dressed lady, One large box fancy
stationery by the Seward Hotel.
First Prize—Best dressed gentleman, one-half ton ot
Nanimo coal, by the Alaska Transfer Company.
Second Prize—Best dressed gentleman, the largest
am in Bergen’s store, by Gus Borgen.
The Most Original Gent—A supper for six at Came.
n’s Cafe, (Go the limit ) By Charles Cameron.
The Most Original Lady—Ten dollar box of Candy b
he Alaska Shop.
The Best Clown, (Gentleman) Box of cigars, by Jacks
Place.
The Best Clown (Lady) —Electric Toaster, by J. L.
Oraef. ’ /
Best Jitney Driver—An inner tube, by H. Ellsworth
Most Comical Lady,—Glass salad bowl by Brown am1
i lawkins Corporation.
Most Comical Gent—A box of cigars by the Northern
Best Colored Lady—Silk top union suit, by Mrs. Ell
orth.
Best Colored Gent—Box of cigars by Seward Drug C
Best Dressed Girl Under Fifteen—$6.50 box of cand
y Sylvia’s.
Best Dressed Boy Under Fifteen—Book by Seward
News Company.
Best Old Sourdough, (ten years or more in Alaska)—
Six months subscription to the Seward Gateway, 1st prize
Best Old Sourdough, (ten years or more in Alaska;—
^ilk Shirt by Urbach’s, 2nd prize.
First Prize for Misses From 13 to 21 Years—$10.00
oowder jar donated by Orlander’s.
Second Prize for Misses From 13 to 21 Years—Larg
est ham in Frye-Bruhn’s shop.
Best Woman Character Representing Seward—Party
’or six at the Marathon Cafe.
The sale of tickets for this Ball means that Seward
school Children will have the Ford Weekly Pictures.
Idmiral Watson
Recahes Port
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The S. S. Admiral Watson
tied up at the dock this morn
mg about one. She carried a
number of passengers foi
Seward and interior points
and several hundred tons of
freight for the local mer
chants. She left for Seldovia
and Kodiak about 4 p. m.
with more than twenty pas
sengers.
The following is a list of
the passengers arriving in
Seward on the Admiral
Watson:
F. J. Smith, E. C- Anderson,
A. S. Driscoll, George Ryan,
John Erickson, Joseph May
or Mrs. Joseph Mayor, Mike
Tarnish, A. E. Nelson, Rob
ert Manthey, C. F. Magala,
John Weil, George - Tomoff,
Max Saull, Frank Conrad,
R. C. Collins, Riley Baldwin,
Austin Ruane, Peter Sween
ey, John Drosky.
J. H. Kline,.Dominicio Rain-!
eri, Mrs. D. Raineri, W. W.
Erench, C. H. Thompson,
Wm. C. Cunningham, Mrs.
Wm- C. Cunningham, H. S.
Balderston, B. . Cameron,
Mrs. H. Nagley, Master Nag
ley A. G. Dickenson, Gaston
Hardy, Mrs. Gaston Hardy,
Mrs. M. Gano, Martha Mor
gan, Al. Harper, Chas Harp
er, Judge C. E. Bunnell, Mrs
Lee Merry, Mrs. A. G. Balls,.
G- E. Tuten, E. J. McClung,
Mrs. D. W. Stoddard, Virgin
ia Stoddard, Fay Stoddard,
Fred Hucker,- ED. Wurz
bacher, Wm. W. Davis, Car
rie Suits, David A. Black,
Louis Black, C. W.* Cheat
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ham, G. Melarich, and Five
third class passengers.
Following is a list of pas
engers for Kodiak and Sel
dovia.
Mrs. B. Wilke, H- J. Heuvor,
Mrs. Clax Cooke, Chas. Bow
ker, V. H. Pederson, Wm. J.
Robertson, Glenn Carring
ton, G. L. Rich, Geo. Chamb
erlain, W. G- Thompson, Roy
Gilley, Chas. Hopp, Chas.
.S.A,ri- .clma
The S. S. Admiral Watson,
carried only iocal Alaska
mail. The Northwestern has
all the mail from the states.
She will probably arrive
some time tonight The Gate
way Flier left Anchorage
this morning with approxi
mately one hundred passeng
ers and will arrive in Sew
ard about 3:30 P. M.
Weather Report
Seward 0 Slfghtly Cloudy N
Anchorage 22 B Clear Calm.
Matanuska 32 B Clear Calm.
Chickaloon 18 B Clear Calm.
Wasilla 32 B Clear Calm.
Talkegtna 34 B Clear Calm.
Hurricane 10 B Clear N.
Summit 20 B ClearN.
Healy 29 B Clear East.
Nenana 23 B Clear N.
Fairbanks'40 B Clear West
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SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
“ The Alaska Shop9*
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This is a time for living close to the line, this is a time for
faith and work.
If you’ve got a job or a business, or a piece of productive
land, be glad-for thousands haven’t.
This Is no time for despair or dacouragement. For we are
riding our course over the breakers to the clear calm sea of
contentment ahead.
* Economic conditions are changing to the normal; faith and
work, not theories, will speed the new era of prosperity.
The Bank of Seward is alive to the pregnant possibilities of
of the present, and bespeaks its hearty cooperation to pro
duce firmer, more stable conditions. Our best advice to you
is to keep your feet on the ground, your head steady and
your finance in good shape by building up carefully your
bank balance. Temporary conditions cannot, then, hurt you.
Bank of Seward
ESTABLISHED 1905.
BORGEN’S
The Home of Good Groceries
Prices of staple commodi
ties are gradually reach
ing normal.
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Eggs, Butter, Lard, Ham, and Baqon
prices are going down. We are
keeping pace with declining
prices. - Our grocery stook
is complete. Fresh fruit
irt season at .
BORG M'S
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BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
**Seward*a Leading Store.**
BOYS’SOFTS
* At Factory Cost
i [With extra pair pants]
These are all sample !
Suits sent out for our in
spection from one of the
Largest Eastern Clothing Man- i
ufacturers who Specialize in j
Boys’ Clothing. Rather than j
return the samples we are go- ']
ing to dispose of them at just i
about what they would cost at
the factory.
WE HAVE ONLY ABOUT A DOZER OF
These Silts, Se Rut Ceae, First Served'
[FOB ORE WEEK ORLY]
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Just as fast as we receive new lines of Men’s and Boys’
Clothing we are adjusrsng our prices accordingly. We still
have good stocks of the following lines of Merchandise on
hand that you can buy at TWENTY FIR CENT OFF the
Retail Prices:
Mot’s Shoes' Woolen Shirts Gloves. and Mitts
'Boys’Shoes Winter Underwear Heavy Pants
Shupacs Hats and Caps Mackinaiws
Rubber Boots Heavy Sox . Overcoats