We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to safe
and conservative hanking,
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LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE Weekly No 18.
METRO PIC TURE C o.
—PRESENTS—
HAROLD LOCKWOOD
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“ T H E G R E A T E R
R 0 M A N C E ”
A Special 5— Part Screen
Classic.
Also A Ford Weekly “What
Uncle Sam will do for 2c.
Friday & Saturday A Spec
ial 7 part Feature NAZIMO
VA. in- OUT OF THE FOG
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NEW SHIPMENT
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URBACHS
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
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SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE -FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
IVIcphone, Adam* 12S.
SYLVIAS
Andy’* express meets a 11 train* and
•learners. Phone 113.
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FOR SALK (.heap— Extra Good In
strument. Yiolon Cello lnq’r Gateway.
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Salmon. Halibut— S. fish Go. J15.
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CHAMBER OP COMMERCE TO
HAYE MEETING TONIGHT j
The Seward Chamber of Commerce j
will be in special session tonight at b
o’clock at the new exhibit rooms in
tin* Commission building formerly oc
cupied by the Red Cross. The Commis
sion has designated the room for the
Chamber of Commerce and the meet
ing tonight will be for the purpose of
making plans for exhibits and discuss- ‘
ing general business.
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TRAIN AFTER FOt'ItTH
There will he a train both ways on
Tuesday, July Hth to afford those in
Anchorage or Seward for the Fourth
celebration, to return to their homos, i
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This announcement came from An- 1
chorago today. Without the special
train excursionists would be hold up !
at Anchorage until Wednesday and at :
Seward until Thursday.
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BUBONIC PLAGUE
VERA CRUZ. June la— Two new
cases of the bubonic plague are re
ported here and also two more deaths.
The epidemic is moderating.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
NOFICE.
Up to and including June 15th, we will accept
for conversion and exchange, WITHOUT
CHARGE, temporary Liberty Ix>an Bonds
of the following issues, for permanent t'1 Per
cent Bonds:
Is! Liberty Loan converted I per cent bonds, 1932 - 1917
1st Liberty Loan converted I'/* Percent Bonds, 1932 - 1947
1st Liberty Loan 2nd converted l' » Per cent, 1932 * 1917
2nd Liberty Loan I Per cent Bonds, 1927 - 1012
2nd Liberty Loan converted 4'/» Percent Bonds. 1927 • 1912
3rd Liberty Loan, l'» Percent Bonds, 192s
lilt Liberty Loan, l'» Bond)*, 1933 - 193S
Holders of any of the above bonds should
therefore present the same before June 15th,
BANK OF S A/ARD
t Per cent PAID ON SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
-So much has been written and discussed
regarding prices of clothing for fall, particularly ready
made garments, (hat we feel in ail fairness to our friends ^
and customers, we should give some indication as to the
comprehensiveness, and retail prices, which are quite like
ly to prtvaM during the coming season. ±
--The largest woolen mills in the country -2
predict higher prices for fall, and the leading clothing
manufacturers have again advanced their prices, to meet
the present situation of demand and supply. This would
clearly indicate that prices on
SUITINGS AND OVERCOATS
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would advance still -higher by fall. If this is true, and we
have every reason to belie\e that it is, as we obtain our in- '-fi
formation from a reliable source, we would advise
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Come in and be measured and select a pleasing pattern
from the choice range of fabrics, shown in the line of
for your Fall and Winter Suit or Overcoat, if you do not
desire to have delivery made at an early date, your order
will be placed in our ‘‘time file” and sent forward at any
time you wish, even as late as next October or November.
This wc believe, is surely one way to beat further higher
prices (hat mav occur.
$40 $45 $50
AND UP
ORDER YOUR
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
NOW
$55^60
Exclusive Local Dealers for Ed. V. Price & Co., the worlds largest merchant tailors.
RAIN (’ 0 ATS _ SLICK E R S - L M 15 R E L L A S
A Special Line of Men’s Work Shoes $5.30 to $8.50.
Men’s Light weight Underwear, in two piece and Union Suits $2M to $6.50
Men’s Leather Gloves and Gauntlets $1.50 to $3.75
Men’s Ove ralls, Khaki-Corduroy and W«.llen Pants - Uuxbak Outline Pants, ( oats and
Hats - Sox, Shirts, Pajamas^and^gMSh^kBtonkets, Qmlta &
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE D^ARTMENT (JROCERY DEP^TMENT
Phone Madsn 80. I’hone Adams 80.
«gs BROWN & HAWKINS rr,
SHOW YOU “ Quality First ”
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