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H. A. HORNER, Muager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday & Thursday
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
LATEST CURRENT EVENTS NO 12;
HERBERT BRENON
—PRESENTS—
FLORENCE REED
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“THE ETERNAL SIN”
ADOPTER FROM VICTOR HUGO’S
LUCRETIA BORGIA
A WQNDERFULL 6 PART HEAVY
DRAMA RICH SETTING AND
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SEVEN REEL PROGRAM
HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX
SUITS
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ANDY’S EXPRESS meets all trains !
and steamers. Phone Madison 143. j
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FOR SALE— Gas boat, Eagle U. j
27, 32 feet long, 8 feet four inch beam, j
24 H. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel,;
1 towing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 100 j
m chain, sails and stove, Price $750. !
Apply City Express. S7tf.
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JFOR SALE- $1,000 Lot for $500, close
1m See L. E. Thompson, Gateway.
.Wanted— Miners, muckers and
yardmen. See Paulson at uThe Key.”
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iA 4# and 20 per cent giant ponder,
flliirr at Griefs. 021.
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Dr. B. B. Wilson left on,the morn
ing train for Anchorage on a profes
sional visit 9 4
Bhner A. Friend editor and general
of the Gateway for the past
Hume yean, will leave on the North
ynti i8«rtfc-«*n> AItfte.
SYLVIA’S
CIGABS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
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ring, with diamond setting. Reward,
return to Gateway. S22.
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Clarence J. Lincke, editor and publish
er oi the weekly Anchorage Alaskan, ^
will probably handle the Gateway un
til the trustee sale in November.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. E. Root enterT
tuincd at bridge last night, six tables
being played. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Dougherty and Gus Borgen won priz
es.
Mrs. Ivan J. Crawford checked out
from the Sexton this morning and re
turned on the train to Anchorage.
Fred A. Martin, business man of
Anchorage who has been in Seward on
special business, returned home on to
day's train..
E. G. Amesbury, who has been in
charge of the steel bridge construc
tion at Hurricane Gulch, is registered
at the Hotel Seward and will leave on
the Alaska for the states.
Capt Stindt and Paul Haere, from
tarson Bay, are registered at the Ho
.cl Overland. They are here to be wit
nesses in a case in the district court
There was a small attendance at the
dance last night but those present had
an enjoyable time.
LADIES AID TO MEET '
The Aid Society of the Methodist
church will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. D. C. Mathison at 2 o'clock.,
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It R. OFFICIALS HERE
Col. Mears and his chief assistant;
William Gerig, arrived from Anchor
age last night on a special train and
Returned to the Cook Inlet Metropolis
in today’s train. Col. Mears arinohac
ed that a new train schedule for the
winter months was now being worked,
out to go into effect on the first of
the coming month.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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We like to cdhsider our customers as partners and
take a friendly interest in seeing them “get ahead"
for we realize that their prosperity is our prosperity.
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It is a simple matter to ask your banker's advice on
any financial matter and it means so pinch to you.
Jnst a little reminder, or suggestion spoken at the
right time may set a wrong plan right,' save money,
of open up a real opportunity.
Bring your financial problems to the Bdnk of Sew
ard. Our experience and knowledge; the resources
and facilities of this institution are yours for .. the
asking.
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BANK OF SEWARD
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
4 Per Cent PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
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.' MANY NEW ’ '
FALL and WINTER
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MODELS SHOWN
IN THE LINE OF
-Embodying Correctness of Design, Ex
pert Tailoring and Pure Woolen Fabrics. A Large
Range of Serges, Worsteds, Cheviots, Cassimeres
and Novelty Suitings to Choose From.*Come in
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and let us measure you now. We are Exclusive
Local Agents. .
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Men’s Rubber Boots and
Shu-pacs.
Boy’s Rubber Boots and
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Shu-pacs.
Storm Rubbers for Men,
Women and Children.
Largest Stock of Rubber
Goods in-Town.
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i Steamer Wardrobe Trunks.
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Regular Sized Steamer
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and Suitcases Leather
Goods.
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MACKINAWS — OVERCOATS — RAINCOATS—RUBBER COATS— SLICKERS —RAIN HATS
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT Phone Main 1.
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This Department Features a Weekly Special
each week. Always some highgrade Article,
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from our regular grocery stock is offered.
Investigate these Specials, they are Money
Savers. Our Grocery Special for this Week is
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NINE POUND SACK
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OF BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. I
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WE ARE EX
CLUSIVE LO
CAL AGENTS
FOR THE CAL*
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LESS FUR
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