Harriman
National Bank
of Alaska
at Seward
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,U. S. Depositary
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JOB
PRINTING
The Gateway Job Printing Department
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is well equipped and prepared to do
work that will please you.
Bring in your work and have it done
while the doing is good and before the
spring rush starts.
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Phone MAIN 71
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The Liberty Theatre
MONDAY AND T UESDAY, 8:00 P. M.
LATEST PATHE WEEKLY NEWS v
The Katherine McDon .id Picture Co. Presents
Katherine McDonald, The “American Beauty” in
THE THUNDER BOLT
The Romance of the Strongest Marriage on Record.
Also a One Reel Pathe Comedy, Harold Lloyd in
“HEAR’EM RAVE ”
YOU
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.
C.A. POLLARD. Dentist
Office Hours 9tol2A.M._lto5P.M. '
VAN GILDER Building-Phone Adams 70 1
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Seward Ligh
LOCAL GOSSIP
SOCIALLY AND
OTHERWISE
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Four tons of interior mail
left on thi s morning’s train.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenner from
the Radio Station were Sew
ard visitors yesterday.
W. W. French, thf oil pro •
1 moter departed for Anchor
age on this morning’s train
The scholars of the lower
grades of the Seward Public
School will stage a short
farce soon.
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George Sagan section fore
man of Mile 40 and'Mayor of
that thriving city returned
to his duties on the last train
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The train left for Anchor
age this morning carrying
one hundred and twenty-five
Anchorage bound passen
gers.
A freight train‘pulled ou.
of the Seward yards with i
heavy list of supplies foi
points along the line. Postal
inspector AlvalrEames wat
>,he only passenger.
Dickensen, better known
as the “Chauncey Wright oi
Anchorage,” proprietor on
Jick’s iKtchen in that city k
m town on his way south foi
a short vacation.
Wm. Opalka, formerly con
aected with the Seward Gate
vvay was an outgoing passei.
ger on the train for Anchor
age. He will visit several ol
the line camps while gone.
A letter from George Col
.veil who has been spending
the past few months itt sun
ny California, states that ht
is having the time of his life
Mr. Collwell and wife will bt
home abqut the middle oi
March.
Mrs- D. K. Pierce and twc
daughters left for Cordova
on this mornings train and
expect to make that thriving
cty their home. While ip Cor
dova on the way to Seward
Mrs. Pierce had the misfor
tune to break her arm.
An exceptionally fine pic
ture is being shown at the
Liberty Theatre this even
ing. Katherine McDonald in
“The Thunderbold” is one of
the best dramas to be shown
for a long time. A fine Pathe
comedy is also displayed.
Mrs- Grandjean and two
daughters are in Seward on
a short visit from their home
in Anchorage. They are
guests of Mrs. Romig while
in the Gateway City.
- Mr. G. G. Blank, who ar
rived on the Admral Watson
Saturday left on the train
this morning for Anchorage
to accept a position in the
Clothing department of the
Brown and Hawkins Store.
Mr. Blank is very favorable
mpressed with the. country
and intends to brag his fam
ily to him next summer.
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Mel Homer, the congenial
manager Of the Hotel Sew
ard and also Vice President
of the Malamute Club will
leave on the Admiral Wat
son for Redland, Calfomia
where he has been summon
ed by the illness of his father
Mr. Homer will return n a
couple of months.
J Meyers, engineer for the
Bureau of Public Roads lfet
m ths morning’s train for a
short trip to Kenai. Mr. Mey
srs intends to return in time
to catch the > Alameda for
Cordova- >
C. A. McDougal, One of the'
Directors of the Malamute
Club has been very busy
nan meeting many old time
pioneers at the Seward Ho
tel of which he is a guest.
Mr. McDougal left on the
Cateway flier for the saw
nill at mile three and a half
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H. A. Harper and C. A
Harper inning men of the
Cache Creek arrived on th:
Northwestern from a shor'
msiness trip to the State
rhey will leave for thei
home at Cache Creek on Fr
day’s train.
The many Seward friend
>f Mr. Pete Ogle and Harr;
3owers received boxes o
>eautiful flowers on the las
>oat. These two gentlemei
lave been spending their v«'
'ation together and went a
Tar as Mexico. They, are nov
n Portland enroute to Sev
rd. N
Miss Sylvia-Sexton of “Sy
a’s” receved a large assort
nent of Augustine and Key
rs, Imperial and Sweet chc.
dates on the last boat, an<
Jie young men of Sewar>
hodd not be puzzled as tc
/hat to bring their swec'
:earts when calling on then
Mrs. Cunningham of thf
ailroad town of Prince. Ru
>ert, who has been visitiny
Mends in Talketna for the
ast month arrived on th.
rain Saturday evening am
las accepted a position a:
-hashier at The Seward Bal
iry releivng Mrs. Peggy
Drayton. v
BILL TO TAX SINGLE
PERSONS
Senator E. E. Chamber
Ian has announced hs inten
tion of introducing a bill ir.
the Territorial Legislature
that is designed to tax all
bachelors and old maids in
the territory. There is no
question of doubt that thii
bill will be put through un
animously and that when it
■becomes a law the tax im
posed will be sufficiently
large to make the majority
of old Sourdough bachelors
embark uRon the sea of mat
rimony. Senator Chamber
lain is a bachelor himself
and by the introduction of
this bill his friends are cer
thn that the Senator will
never pay the tax. He is a
strong advocate of the get
together spirit for Alaska
and-believes his bill will do
miich toward making single
persons hard r to find in the
Territory.. The. Senator left
for the-States on the S. S.
Northwestern and will in
form all the newspaper rep
resentative® of Alaska pa
pers of his intention enroute.
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’This is a time for living dose to the line, this is a time for
faith and work.
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If you’ve got a job or a business, or a piece of productive .
land, be glad -— for thousands haven’t
This is no timedor despair or dscouragement For we are .
riding our course over the breakers to the clear calm sea df
contentment ahead.
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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 pregnan\ possibilities of
of the present and bespeaks its hearty cooperation to pro
duce firmer, more stable conditions. J)ur 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.
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Bank of Seward
ESTABUSHED 1905.
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BORGEN'S
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The Home of Good Groceries
Prices of staple commodi
ties are gradually reach
ing normal.
Eggs, Butter, Lard, Ham, and Bacon
prices' are going down. We are
keeping* pace with declining
prices. Our grocery stock
is complete. Fresh fruit
in season at
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BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
“Seward** Leading Store.**
Preferred
Stock > ;
Always
Good
Canned
Fruits and
Vegetables
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Staple and Fancy Groceries—Best Varieties. ,
Hams, Bacons, Lards, Compounds, Butter, Eggs.
A FEW OF HEINZ PRODUCTS ALWAYS
TO BE FOUND HERE.
One of3ie ... . T/'
neinz mincemeat.
Heinz Sweet Pickles. .
Heinz Mustard.
Heinz Vinegar. c
Heinz Baked Beans.
Heinz Soups.
Heinz Ghow Cfaow.
Heinz Chili
Heinz Peanut ...
Heinz Preserves. '/*•'
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