THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
* I'NUFIR SI'PKK VISION
UNCLE SAM
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SEXTON & THWAITES
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRVMING
INDI \N BVSKFTS
SEXTON & THWAITES
READ THE GATEWAY.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
LATEST BURTON HOLMES Travel
CHARLES RAY
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SPKC1.U. FKATl'RK HKTTKK Than
THE PINCH HITTKR HUNT MISS
IT The Best ccr over the Circuit.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— T*o furnished cab ;
ins. Set* Dougherty. F10. j
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Andy s express meets all trains nnd j
steamers. Phone 113.
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Pocket Flash lights and batteries a
J. L GraeF» *
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We do picture framing. Prices rea
•enable. Sexton & Ihwaiten. tl
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1C E C REEPERS at J. L. Graef’s
V RIG SNAP— 1 "ill sell all ol |
my !i\e stock, chickens and one horse
md lease my ranch for a term ol
i years. This is good income property
at Vile (*. just the opportunity for
* !i\e c> i**s. ! want to make a trip to the
slates »> my rea on for the above
ransaction. Cominunieate with me :t
Vile K. George Lm.ghlin. tf ;
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field GLASSES at J. L. Graef’s
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URBACH’S
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BLACK BEAR
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PIIDEMX BRANDS '
OVERALLS
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B< lY’S SUITS
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; IN WORSTEDS, TWEEDS and
■ NOVELTY MIXTURES, SOME WITH
BELTED COATS AND PATCH POCKETS.
"OUR SCHOOL BOY SPECIAL." A WELL j
MADE SUIT OF HEAVY MATERIAL. WITH
TWO PAIRS OF PANTS. PRICE $12.50 j
OTHERS AT $11.50 —to— $15.00
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NOW ON DISPLAY.SEE OUR WINDOWS. •
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rown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
.Now is tlu* liim* to jr(*t >o.ir (iranito Wan*, Odds and
Ouls in (ilass \Ynrt\ Oislu <• Ory (ioods, (louts I*urnishini'
and (irmvrios. ,
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OPTIMO ^ I.OYKRA — MOZART
KL-ROl-TAN COLON
AM) Tl!i: LARC.K BARRKTT
NOW FIFTEEN CKNTS Silt KILIM
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The city council held a short ss
iion last r.v.’ht, Mayor Hoben and
Counciliiicn Crawfoid, Colter, Luca ,
Whutcmoie. Lraif and L.aef bring
present. l)r. Rom g in a lett r, askad
for compensation for service duri ig
the flu cpid mic la -t November and
December a id thi matter was ref r
red to the finance committee. 'Hu* bill
or ivnt of the Rudclp house was a so
•eferred to the tame committe*.
The Alaskan Enginceiing Commis
sion asked for permission for a tele
phone. light and power pole line from
ihe railroad building through the alley
from Adams street to the waterfiont.
This was referred to the street com
mittee to icport had: m xt m din, •.
Mo ithly bills, a y 1 oils, 1 .
•vere le.id, 0. Ked ami ordered paid.
cALSE ALARM CALLS Ol'T
semard fire DEPARTMENT
Smoke pouring from the Ilium a
estaurant c ..uses! an ahu m of fire ♦ »
i)C sound <1 by the siren at 1:4a o’clo.
n<! the fire bays \ ere q uc’rly on the
•erne ready for action. The i ary' • \
he restaurant wa« being fired up an 1
moke pouie 1 out f:om all nnrts ex
cept through the chimney giving tb'
mpression that a fire was in progres
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MASON’S NOTICE
Regular stated meeting of Seward
Lodge. No.. 219, F. & A. M„ will lie
held Med., 8 P. M„ March .Mb., Third
Degree. Sojourning Masons are in
vited.
Hugh Dougherty. ML M.
Mi.MOTT’S DANCING SC HOOL
Away with the Old— On with the
new. \ erne Elliott’s latest wait/.. Fox*
Trots, and one steps, danced in oi:eii
;osi'i >n. Tuesday nigh4, 8 o’clock: Van
Gilder Hall. Miss Leslie at the piano.
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WHIPCORDS*- SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most ser
viceable clothes ever design
I >d for Alaskans.
SEE
COTTER’S
nu; PLACE \WIEKE MEN 01 TIT!
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HAWKINS COMING HOME
Now that the city election i* getting
lose, old timers outside begin drift
ing back. T. W. Hawkins who has boon
south for several months, will proba
bly be a passenger home to Scwari
on the Alaska sailing next Friday.
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LENT BEGINS TOMORROW
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the
first day of Lent. Lent is the time of
the year when the Devil is suppose
to take a back seat for a short period
I at least. Lent this year will end oi
.\jHl 20. which is Easter Sunday.
WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
port for the 24 hours ending at 7 o'
•!o k this morning:
Seward 40, snowing, calm.
Anchorage 2S, cloudy, calm.
Chickaloon 20, cloudy . calm.
Wasilla 20, cloudy, cast.
ALASKA NEWS
The handsome residence of Senate?
O. P. Hubbard, about one mile from
Valdez, has been purchased by Jesse
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COMBINATIONS
Something New l
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GLACiEK BARj
jirdwood,
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Soft Drinks Cigars
ROAD HOUSE AND CLEAN BEDS
The Culinary Depart ment is under the management of
R. E. SHANKLIN
Tho secret of success is not so much in know
inu how to make money as in the ability to save
it. We assist people in their efforts to save money.
If this matter concern you, call and sfo us
about it.
THE BANK OF
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Success* r to
j| JOE CAMPBELL
: 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL E> SWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
| TATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
i 1. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
Yaw ford. The latter will move the
building to Valdez.
Capl. Fillmore, one of the oldtimers
f tlit* westward died rece ntly at S«»!
lovia.
.Miss Ruth Lamb and Edward
PBrien popular sourdoughs of Fair
xinks, were recently married in that
ily by Rev. H. H. Lumpkin.
The Pioneer hotel at Fairbanks is
>on to be sold to Charles Beam ac
>ixling to reports from that city.
Joe Chesna and Andy Batolia re
''ntly killed twelve wolves in a small
ulch on the Big Chona.
The Tanafia club, recently burned
>ut at Fairbanks, has started again. 1
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m pening in the upper story of the oM
iarnette Building.
The Yankee Cove property, Eag’e
Ivor, near Juneau, will probably he
opened by Bart L. Thane.
Jack Harris and Grover Gordon,
urchascd a fox ranch on Wooded
sland, near Cordova, in May, 1918.
'hey went to Cordova last summer for
upplies, leaving on their return to
miiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiimmiiMMPm.MiiMiiiiiifi
leir ranch in September, in a larg.*
>ry. Since then nothing has been
•on or heaivl of the two men.
A bursting gasoline tank destroyed
lie tailor shop of Jimmy Moon pt
Juneau recently. In the shop at the
time were dress suits ready to be
ircssed for a big dance the evening of
he lire. There were only two fuM
-uits remaining after the flames had
>e n extinguished.
M. 0. Wilkcrson touched a live wp*e
n the Alexander tunnel of the Pers<* -
v nance mine at Juneau recently and
lied from the shock.
V ANTED— Waitress at Palace
restaurant. tf.
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WILSON’S SNOW" GLASSES at
J. L. Graef’s tf.
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On the 1st. ot March, the Branch
Grill will reopen as a bakery shop and
restaurant.
If FlTSICK & JENICKE.
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CAFE
fhe best place to eat for Ladies and
Gentlemen. A single visit will
make you a regular patron.
—WE AIM TO PLEASE YOU—
A Special
CHICKEN AND TURKEY DINNER
EVERY SUNDAY
Leo. Jendy, Prop.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PALACE
RESTAURANT
Next to the
Palace Pool Room
We cater to the Public regardless
of Nationality or Previous condition
of Servitude.
GEORGE MANUEL, Prop.
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MANAGEMENT
JAMES PAULSON
DINING ROOM IN
CONNECTION
sewardTalaska.
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