HARRIMAH
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1
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HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates $1 a day and up
H. A. IMNEX. Nuicer *S. W. A. McNElLEY, Tr*f
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“ LIBERTY theatre ”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS NO 14
LATEST CURRENT EVENTS and
SHOWING OPERATIONS OF THE
GERMAN RAIDER “MOEWE”
SPECIAL ARTCRAFT
FEATURE IN 8— REELS
—PRESENTING—
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
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“WHEN THE CLOl’DSi
ROLL BY”
THE BEST FAIRBANKS PICTURE
EVER SHOWN IN SEWARD.
BIG HIT AT ANCHORAGE
ALSO A BRAY PICTOGRAPH
CARTOON and TRAVEL.
HART SCHAFFNER
ft MARX
SUITS
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AT
URBACH’S
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ANDY’S EXPRESS meets all trains
and steamers. Phone Madison 143. j
FOR SALE— Gas boat, Eagle U.
27, 32 feet long, 8 feet four inch beam,
24 h. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel,
1 towing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 100
feet chain, sails and stove, Price $750.
Apply City Express. S7tf.
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POR SALE- $1,000 Lot for $500, close
^hi See L. E. Thompson, Gateway.
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.Wanted— Miners, muckers and
yardmen. See Paulson at “The Key.”
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SEWARD SNAFSROTSl
B. J. Munro checked out from the
liotel Seward yesterday morning and
apeedered back to.Mile 52.
■ Fred L. Flannigan, with the sunfey
aaag at Mile 52, returned to his stat
hg this morning on the 5 o’clock work
train. Mr. Flannigan will possibly be
transferred to Neaana and will leave
for there at the ended this week..
/• K. Beep, Charlies Cosp* W. B.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adana 121.
SYLVIA’S
LOST— A black and white cameo
ring, with diamond aetting. Reward*
return to Gateway. S22.
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Shellhorn, Scotty McPherson, Fred
Nelson, Hansen and Rierdon were in
different hunting parties Saturday
and Sunday but returned with no big
game.
N. 0. Douglas, who spent the week
end in Seward, from Mile 52, checked
out from the Hotel Seward this morn
ing and returned to his station.
Freighter Valdez was in port yes
terday afternoon and until early this
morning. The freighter brought 12
tons of TNT for the commission and
has a Russell snow plow and 1400.
tons of rails for Anchorage. Owing to
no large crane being kept at Seward.,
the snowplow will be discharged at
Anchorage. I
A regular cloudburst, preceded by,
a hail storm, struck this section of the
country Sunday morning at 3 o’clock'
and raged for over half an hour. *
A. H. McDonald is a passenger on
today’s train from Anchorage where,
he has been on business. j
Jackie Walters is in the Federal
jail for thirty days for having pointed
a gun, without malicious intent, at a
member of a train crew. Commission
er Whittlesey heard the case. f
Steamer Admiral Watson is schedul^l
ed to sail from Seattle for AlaslU$
ports at 9 o’clock tonight according tdj
advices received by agent Wayne Blum
The city council will meet tonigW
in the town hall at 8 o’clock.
According to a wireless report, stf*
w rh“OBh^ nuu*iB‘ -f
to the westward. * * v‘ * • r
The mail host Joseph Puli tier has
arrived at thudaska hut owing to thm
lateness of the season may return to
Seward and not go to Briftol Bay
points.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Coven the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
P A R T N l R S
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We like to consider our customers as partners and
take a friendly interest in seeing them “get ahead”
for we realize that their prosperity is our prosperity.
It is a simple matter to ask your bankers advice on
any financial matter and it means so much to you. 1
Just & little reminder, or suggestion spoken at the
right time may set a wrong plan right, save money, ,
or open up a real opportunity.
Bring your financial problems to the Bank of Sew
ard. Our experience and knowledge; the resources
and facilities of this institution are yours for ...the ..
asking.
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BANK Of SfWARD
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
4 Per Cent PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
MANY NEW
FALL and WINTER
MODELS SHOWN
IN THE LINE OF
-Embodying Correctness of Design, Ex*
pert Tailoring and Pure Woolen Fabrics. A Large
Range of Serges, Worsteds, Cheviots, Cassimeres
and Novelty Suitings to Choose From. Come in
and let us measure you now. We are Exclusive
Local Agents,
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Men’s Rubber Boots and
j Shu-pacs.
| Boy’s Rubber Boots and
Shu-pacs.
Storm Rubbers for Men,
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Women and Children.
Largest Stock of Rubber 1
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Goods in Town.
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i Full Sized Wardrobe Trunks j
| Steamer Wardrobe Trunks, j
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Regular Sized Steamer
I Trunks, Tray trunks, j
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Cowhide Traveling Bags
and Suitcases Leather
Goods.
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MACKINAWS — OVERCOATS — RAINCOATS — RUBBER COATS— SLICKERS —RAIN HATS.
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT Phone Main 1.
This Department Features a Weekly Special
each week. Always some highgrade Article,
from our regular grocery stock is offered.
Investigate these Specials, they are Money
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Savers. Our Grocery Special for this Week is
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NINE POUND SACK
OF BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. / '
WE ARE EX
CLUSIVE LO
CAL AGENTS
FOR THE CAL*
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LESS FUR
NACE.
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CALL, WRITE
OR TELE
PHONE OUR
HARDWARE
PEPT. FOR
PRICES.
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