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NATIONAL BANK
! OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(ONLY BANK IV ALASKA)
MEMBER
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up |
M. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2„J Floor Voo Gl'Aer Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
TONIGHT- 8 P. M.
BURTON HOLMES- Travel
EDGER LEWIS
PRESENTS
“ L O V E A N I) T H E
L A W ”
From THE TROOP TRAIN,
Win. Hamilton’s Saturday j
Evening Post Storv.
IN 6—PARTS
Also A Selig 1-Reel Comedy
TOM’S STRATEGY
(8-Reel Program)
“OUR TEDDY ” Special
Feature Wed. & Thurs.
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Andy* e\pr«**» mcrt* *11 train* and
*fr»*nerH. I’hont- 113.
FORMER PRIVATE CVR ON
SEWARD DIVISION BEING
CHANGED INTO CHAIR CAR
The prvate car “Seward” formerly
used by R. J. Weir, will soon be out
of the shops in new dress.. The car is •
to be fitted up as a buffet and cha;r
car and will he used on the train be
tween Seward and Ancnorasre. The
name “Seward” will still remain.
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ANCHOR \GE BUSINESS GOOI>
T. W. Hawkins, of Brown & Haw
kins, returned on the train lr/ t r/*ht ,
after a business trip to Anchorage.
Mr. Hawkins reports that business is
5:ood at Anchorajre in all lines and the
hotels are crowded with quests.
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GRIER IS TVKING MINING
MACHINERY TO CACHE CREEK
B. A. Grier, arrival on the Alame
da and registered at the Hotel Sewartl.
former well known lo-al man. broturM
north mining machinery which w;ll he
shipped to his prope**tv on Cach' •
creek. Mr. Grier has come north aft*"
A visit of several months In the states
especially those on the Pacific Conct.
He says hundreds are comiucr north
this sprinjr and summer.
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HOUSING PROBLEMS ARE
NOW ACITT IN ITAI.Y
SOME. Jaa- ft— Tk» h<*wi»* p**-1
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPH*
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
lV!rphi»m\ Aduin* 12S I
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SYLVIA'S
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blem here and in other Italian cities is ‘
> acute that the Italian cabinet nn* •
:u proved a plan to appropriate the
equivalent of $8,000,000 for buii ** i .
homes for wage-earners. The first
<js s will b • built in Koine for which {
an initial allotment of $2,000,000 has.
been advanced. j
ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL i
CAMPAIGN HERE !
The local committee in I
charge of raising funds for:
the Roosevelt memorial, willj
meet Thursday night at Sen- *
a tor Ray’s office at 7:30 o’- j
ciock to discuss the campai-!
gn. Tomorrow night Capt. J. 1
J. Finnegan will make a talk l
at the Lil>erty theatre and)
pave the way for the cam
paign in Seward for the j
Roosevelt memorial fund.
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The f<»”owinp were recently install* i
ed as officers in the Masonic 1.0 ipc !
Skarwny; Dan McDonald, W. M. j
I X. Hanson, S. W.; F. J. Van de wall, j
J. W.; Arnold Gutfeld, Treasurer: T. i
J. Stamb’sh. Secretarv* R. E. G uilt. |
S. D.; J. A. Xettles, J. D.; Rev. E. L. |
Wintorborper. Chaplain; W. S. Sparks, I
S. S.; S. M. Wiltoo, J. S.; P. H. Ganty, j
Orpanist. and Karl Larson, Tyler.
Frank Pare, for many years Ch'of!
of the Fire Denartment, Street Con |
missioner and Chief of Police at
Skawwav has resipned. He will leave
shoidv for the States. Jack Eckert
has been appointed to succeed him.
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DELIVERY FROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butter and Eggs.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAXI IlIM
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beat these Goods for Quality.
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BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
- Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
('overs the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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CHA3. E. BROWN, PRESIDENT
SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDEItSTON, CASHIER
J, L. McNALLY, ASST CASHIER
D I R E C T 0 R S
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Cha.H, E. Brown, Sidney Anderson J. M. Sloan
Maurice I). Leehey H. S. Balderston
BANK OF SEWARD
With all war restrictions removed
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now stand out stronger than ever, and there
is a reason, in fact, a DIG REASON
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High prices prevailing in the Clothing
market, have led many men either to pay to
little, or to much.
One class has its eye on the PRICE.
The other class only on the QUALITY’.
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right balance. They let in both kinds oi men
because they satisfy both requirements.
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tail — Cashmeres — light
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