10 YOU KNOW
THAT
The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT VAULT
Where you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
and other Valuables
$5.00 per YEAR?
We shall be pleased to have yo*u inspect
this feature of- our
RANKING fACUITIES
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
•• LIBERTY THEATRE "
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BIG SPECIAL
LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE WEEKLY NO. 2:>.
Repeating her Nation w*de
sucess in “ Baby Mine" which
made her a ruling screen
favorite:—
GOLDWIN
PRESENTS
MADGE KENNEDY,
—IN—
• NEARLY MARRIED”
Here is another celebrated
Six feel play by the distin
guished Goldwin ( onipanv.
(DON’T MISS IT)
FOR RENT
I'OK I5F.N I— Tw» furnished cab
in*. See Dougherty. H**
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Harden Implements at Hraels.
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FOI5 S\I.F Dining ( hairs- Hraels.
Fishermen’s Supplies at Hraels.
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FIFI D (.1- \SSF.S at J. I.. Hraet’s
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^ JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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The Store With
/A Conscience
Home Of
Hart Schaft'ner
& Marx
Clothes
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URBACHS
KOI: SALK OK TKADK— The
S*aview apartments, of 40 rooms at.
Juneau, on reasonable terms. Doing
splem^d business year around; all out
side rooms, splendid view from the
channel; fully and nicely furnished.
Inquire of Mrs. Hogan. I*. O. Box 50.*?,
Juneau Alaska.
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Fresh Herring* 10 cts lb. S. F. Co Jl’5
[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
Nellie Neal, who is stopping at th°
Overland for a few days* will return
to Mile 71. The well known road house
keeper intended going to Cordova*
th»*nce to the interior* Fairbanks* and
down to Nome, but will post pom* the
tup for this year.
F. I*. Wood* the undertaker* has
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NEW SHIRTS.
In (»rey Flannels-French Flannels
Striped Poplin and Fibre Silks. v
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irown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
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—Phone, Main 34—
fTHE KEY)
In Virginia They Smoke
Hams.
In Anchorage They Smoke
Fish.
In Sewiird They Smoke
Cigars
. At
| THE KEY ||
4*KAKL OIL $1.30 CAN.
KNOWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First
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turned painter for a few days and is
giving his busiijoss house a new coat
of paint.
t William Hryan came in last nigK
, from Mile 21 and registered at the
Hotel Seward. Mr. Hryan attended t«»
• his business and returned home this
forenoon.
Charles Nelson and L. Swanson*
guests at the Hotel Seward from Mile
52* have as fine a bear hide as one
would care to own. The fur is soft
and velvety and will he sent outside to
!)*• mounted.
H. O. Roberts took a party of
friends down the hay last night on a
pleasure cruise.
J. Junto, between shaves and hair
cuts, is giving the front of his barbel
shop a paint massage.
John Dubreuil ba.^ left a contract
to himself for connecting the Alaska
house with the sewer on Adams street.
Four fine lynx skins are on display
at the Key. having been brought in
from Chickaloon by Mrs. Hailey.
I*. C. Johnson and J. W. Carls.trom*
FRESH MILK
/
Drinking. Cooking,
Haking. Ice Cream, etc.
t
WHIPPING CREAM
Dessert. Pastries,#
Ice Cream.
SKIM MILK
AND SOUR MILK
Cooking, Haking
Hot Cakes.
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Keep milk and cream in cool
place. Cool in pan of cold water
lor 10 lo 20 minutes before
using.
SEWARD DAIRY
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone M3.
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SENHlM^inxnJirpPLY SERVICE
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ELLSWORTH
II. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Pay
Madan 64. Adam* 87.
j SUMMER UNDERWEAR
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B. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $6.00 each
Floi'sheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Verv . Reasonable.
Quality Considered
COTTERS
I'Nti IT ACE WHERE MEN OCTFI'J
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from off one of the fish boats* are re
gistered at the Hotel Overland. • '
Plans are being made for a street
carnival and dance to be given by the
Women’s club undoubtedly on tin
night the Saturn arrives.
Four day’s mail are. aboard the
. teamor Admiral* Watson which sailed
north from Seattle yesterday forenoon
, at 10 o’clock.
George Phelps refused t# wear hi^
j straw lid this forenoon and conse.
quently there was nothing to induce
the sun to come out and run in oppn«
sition to the illumination.^
“Bunny” Nelson found a watch and
has turned the time piece into the losi
and found department of the Gateway
i w here the owners can have it by prov*
ing property.
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS
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The city council held a short ses
sion last night. Mayor Chamberlin
and Councilmen Gracf* McNeer* Graff
land Horner were present. A permit
was granted the Seward Gun Club to
shoot clay pigeons in the I>aubner ad
dition near the ball grounds. The ap
plication of VV. H. Whittlesey for city
asscssoiWas referred to the taxation
and assessment committee with powet
to act.
Chairman McNeer of the glacier
stream committee reported that seven
men were now em ployed at work.
The floating dock committee re
ported progress* the plans for the now
float not having yet been completed
by Walter W. Lukcns.
Councilman Graff suggested that
I perhaps thy Commission might con
struct the new float* maintain it* and
the city pay *a monthly rental.
Adjournment of the council was
taken to Wednesday* July 2nd.
BANK Of SEWARD
Established 1905
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!| SAVINGS ACCOUNTS |
| FOUR PER CENT INTEREST |
: FIRE INSURANCE
li S. O. MORFORD
•J SucctMor to
lj JOE CAMPBELL
2x4 Floxr Van G{Mer BJdg. SEWARD. ALASKA j
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HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AN# HEATEB
B. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, RN*
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WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
ort for the 24 hours ending at 7 o'
'ork this morning:
Seward 70, Cloudy. South.
Anchorage 60* Cloudy* Calm.
[ Wasilla 58* Cloudy* Calm.
Chickaloon 47* Cloudy. Calm.
Matanuska 60* Cloudy* Calm.
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j DRAG SAXON MINISTKi.
OF WAR TO Did DEATH
DRESDEN * Juno 24-* Neuring. j
: war minister of the n»*w lepuhlic of
i Saxony* met a sordid death \\ *.en :
j wounded Saxon soldiers protested be*,
■ ing placed on peacetime pay.
Neuring refused to see .>00 of th* m i
who marched to headquarters. They '
hunted him out and chas*\» him troin i
i corridor to corridor and from floor to
| floor until they caught him in an up f
| per room. Tney mauled him and drag
ged him to the Elbe, and thiew him in
When he tried to swim ashore thn*
( shot him and ho disappeared unde r j
the water. Government troops sum
moned refused to intervene, but sui-,
rendered their guns and marched j
away.
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SPECIALS j
0}i BOX CANDY
JOHNSTONS
HOEFLERS
NATURAL Cigwttf 10* 7 for $1. 00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 7 BAGS |
For $1.60
THE ALASKA SHOP
30 PER C ENT BABIES
IN JAPAN S SU MS WK
Tokio* June 24— But one out of
three of the children boin in T0I. 0V
slums survives until past infancy. w
ly 40 per cent of the residents ot the
quarter are in a deplorable state <f
health. The Tokio Fu charity society
at a meeting in the official residence
plans for bettering living conditions in
the poor quarter.
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DR . WILSON
Will be leaving soon. Have your eyes
examined at once.
ROOM— 2—
Ellsworth Building.
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CIGARS
CANDY . ^
ICE CREAM .> '*{. ‘
STATIONERY .
PHOTOGRAPHS ,.
PICTURE FRAMING •
INDIAN BASKETS '
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