The
Hardman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
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through this Bank, to the
UNITED SUITS fOURTIt UBfRTV I DAN
are requested to call for tfieir bonds.
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WAR SAVINGS GKRTIHGATK
STAMPS
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
SEXTON & THWA1TKS
1 iliAKs
LAND!
ICE ORE VM
ST \TIONKin
PUOTtKIK APUs
PICTURE MCAMIMi
INRIAN BASKETS
SEXTON & THW AitES
REAP THE GATEWAY
“LIBERTY THEATRE *
CHANGE OF PROGRAM
( TONIGHT )
LATEST PARAMOl'XT TRAVEL
Bl'RTON HOLMES.
METRO EE\TCRE COMPANY
PRESENTS
BEVERLY BVYNK AND
FRANCIS X. IH SUM \N.
"VOICE OF CONSCIENCE”
A SPLENDID SIX REEL MEI.O
OBAMA IN SIX PARTS. THE
SCENES ALL II WING BEEN LAID
IN THE SOI TH. IH'SHMAN TAK
ING A DUAL ROLE IND MRS.
Bl'SHMAN APPEARS TO EXCELL
ENT ADVANTAGE.
% DEEM AN PURCHASES PART
OK JOHN NASH’S RANCH
Steven \d*Snia:i, Seward's exclus
1 e daily merchant, has purchased 280
: res of John Nash's farm at the head
r the hay. Mr. Nash retained about
• 7 acres which he will keep as his
home. The deed has been recorded at
I . S. Commissioner Whittlesey’s offi
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ALAMEDA COM IN (5.
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Steamer Alameda should arrive :it
. nrau during: the day and then off
Mr the hour trip to Cordova. If th‘'
Mameda leaves Juneau late this af
* noon or early evening, she should
ich Cordova sometime Friday mom*
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MASONS NOTICE
Spec ■ rnmtnication of Sewarl
! ' \ M., Wednes
! iv. .Jan.. Third Decree.
> Hu‘*h Dougherty, W. M.
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J.KOM URBACH
I* '.TRICK MACKIN AWS
AND SHIRTS
MUPLK'OTT UNDERWEAR
H \NSEN’S LINED LEATHER
MITTS
M R CAPS, WOOLEN TOQUES K
GLOVES
* AREAS, SOX, and SHOE PACS.
NOW OjPEN
Seward Bakery
, Coffee and Mam Sandwiches, Pic, Doughnuts, t ake,
Pastry of all kinds. Quick Service.
Droj) in When Dow n Town— Drop in after the Movies.
Open Daily front 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
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Forty live passengers left Anchor
age this morning on the regular tiain
. on their way to Seward. A tram will
ave hero tomorrow morning at 1> y*
dock for Mile 47 and will return t >•
; morrow nigiu. Besides the 45 passen
; gers from Anchorage there will be
. bout a coz a or full cn from inter
mediate points along the railroad for;
Seward. The majority of the Anchor • j
: go passengers are from the interior,
having come out over the trail.
WFATIIKR KFFOUT
The following h the weather re
iiiu for the 24 hoers ending at 7 o
* *k this roornii t .
' Seward IS below, clear, north.
Anchorage, MO below, Ft cloudy, calm.
; Ohickaloon MO. b low, clear, calm.
Matanuska 24, below, clear, calm.
jTalkcetna 4s below, clear, calm.
: Montana, Froze up. went to 65 below
at 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon, then
ti e thermometer broke or something.
Weather obsorvor Swcck, in revis
ing his report, stated today that dur
ing the night the thermometer reach
ed 20 below for a short time.
In Seward this morning at 0 o’-'
* lock the mercury went up to 11 below
. nd at 11 o’clock was 7 below.
Old timers claim that last night
was the coldest wave Seward has ever
• xperienced.
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FELT BOOTIES
FELT SHOES
Whaiebak Sta^ Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
SOK, MITTS, GLOVES.
::dei wear, Shirts.
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IK I'l. U K V m.KK MBN OUTFI1
KOK SAI K— safe, range, 5 stem
its, 1)- J springs and mattress, hab;*
>!. blankets, quilts, buck case, coal
lire. Phane Madison 156. .125;?
ove. See McIntosh, Phone Madison
156. ) 251 f.
Woman wanted to do family wash
ing. Apply The Key. _ J22ti
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FOR RENT
Kuril idled rooms for rout- Van Gild
. r Guilding. N19ff
OUR BEST ATTENTION
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lircrything of a banking nature entrusted to
•ur care, receive* our best attention. We shall be
glad to have a share of four business.
THE BANK OF
SEWARD
1
United Slates Depository
for Postal Savings
Territorial Depository
City Depository
Viiu.v * * .o**tf meet* ail train** sod
•rtnt**i>. .'lio.io tU.
Cl KTAIN —'TUfll) Roofing at
!. O.SlIiS & Noop. tf.
U [] ( ’!CVTi'StS at J. L. Grmor*
C iiR I A * n -TK10H keep* mui Air
ii. iSrosiua & noon. tf*
OUT YOUR SHOES katf *»VW with
M >navrh Oak. It Waa n# equal, $1.T5
• pair. Lley.r*. Opposite Liberty Tho
at rp.
We do picture framing. Price# rea
i Mivahle. Sexton & Thwaitcs. U.
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READ THE GATEWAY
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Pocket Plaafc light# and battened u'
fw. L (JracP# ‘t.
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FOR SALK Yellow Turnips and
*!utahegej», Small Tiirnrpii at 2c. per
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ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
FIRE INSURANCE
5. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
;}!. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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Chase & Sanborns TEAS
and COFFEES.
Golden State Butter.
BROOKFIELD EGGS.
Cream Brick and Oregon
Cream Cheese.
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HEINZ Pickles, Sweet,
Dill and Sour.
New Pack, Canned Vegetables,
All Kinds, ORDER A CASE
ASSORTED.
Apples —r Oranges — Grapefruit
Our Grocery Department ; s Operated on the same
Basis, as any of our other Departments. “ Quality Goods ” “ Prompt Service ” Thats the System Here, and you can always be sure of getting a Hundred Cents
Worth of Groceries I’or every Dollar You Spend._
BR . S
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