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and conservative banking,
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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN ,
2«4 Flaar Via G^der Bide SEWARD. ALASKA *
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
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LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE Weekly NO 1.
SELECT PICTURE CO
PRESENTS
ALICE BRADY
IN
•THE KNIFE”
A SPECIAL 5— PART
SELECT DRAMA AND
MYSTERY From the Book
By Eugene Walter.
Also A BURTON HOLMES
TRAVEL. THE JENOLAN
CAVES OF AUSTRALIA.
NEW
SPRINT.
I CAPS
URBACHS
The Home of Hart Schaffner
$ Mar\ CIotheM.
COP. SALK CHEAP
Lota 18, 17. 24, 23, Block 18; Lot 23,
Mock 17; Lot 38 Wock 8. Will sell for
kalf of tax %aluat»on. All clo*e to
Adair* street*. —
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SEE BROSJl’S & NOW ;
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CDKAJI
STATIONED V
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE nt.MING
INDIAN BASKETS
TcGphoiX'. Adam* I2H
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<t«*4iuer>. Phone 115.
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Helen Ardelle, the choke*! of j
candy, alwayn fresh and delicious.
The Alaska Shop, exclusive agent*.
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FOR SALK— Birdseye maple dress
ing table, collapsible ironing board,
oak buffet, book shelves. Mrs. Van
Cam pen.
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i'.A/OR* backs— Seward Kish (o.
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SOLDIER POET HERE
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F. B. Camp, U. S. A. C. known ms
uThe Soldier Poet” author of "Ameri
can Soldier Ballads,” 4 The book of the
Hour,” is in Seward and a guest nt
the Hotel Seward. Mr. Camp is going
t*> the interior, especially the Kusko
kwim where he will give the country,
the once over and prepare twenty dif-!
forent articles for various eastern ma- j
gaxines. j
SEWARD IS MECCA FOR
MANY TRAVELING MEN j
This is the time of the year when:
Sward is the meccu for traveling
men. F. D. Labbe, George Perct, J. A.
Reed, Sam Gayot, W. R. Hu^ey, V. j
D. Harrison and W. C. Raird arrived?
on the Northwestern and are making i
their headquarters at the Hotel Ov-.
erland. .0. W. Falch, John Chamber- j
lain. H. H. Hone and Robert Scott who |
have been in Seward for several days, j
left for other port? In A'wta* op tb, j
Northwester*
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plant your own garden
THIS SUMMER
KNOCK THE 1L C. L. IN THE HEAD
PERRY’S VEGETABLE SEEDS
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
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World, Associated Press Service.
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A CUSTOMER SAID
“The test compliment I can pay
you on the SERVICE of the
BANK of SEWARD, is that I
can’t criticise it.”
This does not mean that our
service is above criticism, but that
we are always ready to accept
suggestions from our friends that
will further our aims towards the
goal of Perfection in Banking Ser
vice.
If there is any way in which we
can be of assistance to you in fin
ancial matters, whether you are a
welcome “new-comer” in our com
munity or an appreciated friend
and customer of this bank, feel
free to suggest it to us. We desire
co-operation.
BANK OF SEWARD
Established— 1905.
“The Bank
* That Helps ’
** You Prosper ” **
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-Some men are tempted to try buying Clothes at oi
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wrong mark. They will soon enough tind out that the V al
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FISHERMEN Completely
outfitted
Canvas gloves, wool Mitts -
Boots - Sox • Oil Clothing.
Halibut gear - Engine Oils •
Groceries and Provisions.
Knackebrod and Swedish
Toast.
SPRING HATS
New shapes and shades.
Light and medium weight felts.
Large stock to choose from.
STETSON and KNOX
85.00 to 811.00
HAWKINS
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