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NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(ONLY BANK IN ALASKA)
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Rates $1 a day aid ip
i. A. IMNBt, Nutter HRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prtp
“ LIBERTY THEATRE " |
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
-8- P. M.
LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHS WEEKLY NO 49
METRO FEATURE CO
—PRESENTS—
l MAY ALLISON
—IN—
“FAIR and WARMER"
AN EXCELLENT 5 REEL COMEDY
LOTS OF ACTION VERY INTER
ESTING THROUGHOUT.
ALSO A FORD WEEKLY and A
SCREEN MONOLOGUE
SUNDAY NIGHT 7:30 and 9:00
TOM MOORE IN “MAN AND HIS
MONEY and LATEST PATHE News
HART SCHAFFNER
4 MARX
SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS
AT
URBACHS
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ANDY'S EXPRESS meets all trails
sail steamers. Phone Madison 143.
NUUnRnHHiniminnHHniinnmimim•
FOR SALE— Gas boat, Eagle U. J
27, 32 feet long, 8 feet four inch beam,1
24 H. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel, j
1 tewing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 100:
feet chain, sails and stove, Pnce $750. i
Apply City Express. S7tf.
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FOB SALE- $1,000 Lot for $S00, close ,
to See L. E. Thompson, Gateway.
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[Wanted— Miners, muckers and
yaedmen. See Paulson at “The Key.”
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ft, 41 a»i M per cent *ia»* powder.
. bfifre at Graefa. S21.
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FOR SALE— One waffle iron for
Phono Madtoon 12. S2T.
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ALASKA SAILS FOR SOUTH
WITH MANY PASSENGERS PROM
INTERIOR POINTS ABOARD
Stoamar Alaska aaflad for tho
pMlh daring the forenoon hawing a
Iglge number of pnasengers aboard
l^a majority being from Anchomge |
pi ether Interior print*. Wo J>»—"
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Alans 12S.
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SYLVIA’S
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ing is the list of first class passengers
from Seward on the Alaska:
For Seattle— Mi’s. D. C. Laubner,
Ruby Emery, W. G. Wilt, wife and
son; Mrs. M. Myer, Marion Mcore,
Mrs E. Mathison, Miss H. Lawler, W.
T. Johnson, G. R. Hammett, 0. A.
Wagner, Mrs. Dahlquist, Anna Eng
land, Carl Englund, R J. Reusch, H.
W. Scheffler, 0. L. Boholt, Leo Lar
son, A. Boin, Charles Bowker, Mrs. H.
H. Nagley, E. G. Amesbury, Ben Will
iams, Mrs. William Bazant Wilma Ba
zant, F. R. Coudert and two sons, Sam
Shucklin, W. D. Burden, C. P. Whit
ney, L. Foster, A. Nichol, Mrs. A. H.
Thoday, Jack Kanney, Harold Mc
Cracken, John D. Guthrie, Mrs. H. G.
Anderson, J. L. Murrin, M. Gans, Dr.
Babell, wife and son, Geo. M. Peasles,
A Chittenden, J. S. Gatewood, F.
Scherer, Herbert Heron, James Faus
cheon, C. M. Wersell, W. L. Holman,
and fourteen steerage.
•For Ketchikan— Mrs. Earl L.
Young. ‘ »
For Coidoya— R. E. Murphy and
Palm Valentine.
For Juneau— C. J. Linke, W. W.
French, H. L. Lohr, Jack Lee.
For LaTouche— Mrs. Gus Manthy,
V. Gleason and wife, N. Hodok.
For Valdez— W. E. Dunkle, C. H. I
->uMarcy. |
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MARKHAM GOING TO INLET
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Rev. Markham, .who arrived on the
Alaska yesterday from Juneau, will
leave on tdmoirow's train for Anchor
age andKhere will consequently be ru*
services at the Catholic church in Sew- !
aid on Sunday.
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PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT
Tonight is the regular meeting of .
the Pioneers and all members are it? 8
quested to attend at 8 o’clock in the jj
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* Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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We like 10 consider our customers as partners and
take a friendly interest in seeing them 44get ahead9*
for we realize that their prosperity is our prosperity.
It is a simple matter to ask your banker's advice on
any financial matter and it means so much to. you.
Just a 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 OE SEWARD
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
4 Per Cent PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
af AN Y NEW
FALL and VINTER
. MODELS SHOW.N
IN THE LINE OF
t
-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 Booti and
Shu-pacs.
I Buy’s Rubber Boots and
Shu-pacs.
Storm Rubbers for Men,
Women and Children.
.5 ‘ 4T/'
! Largest Stock of Rubber
Goods in Town.
Full Sized Wardrobe Trunks
Steamer Wardrobe Trunks.
Regular Sized Steamer
%
Trunks, Tray Trunks.
Cowhide Traveling Bags
and Suitfeases Leather
Goods.
MACKINAWS — OVERCOATS — RAINCOATS—RUBBER COATS— SLICKERS —RAIN HATS.
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WOOL PANTS
GROCERY DEPARTMENT Phone Main 1.
This Department Features a Weekly Special
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each week. Always some highgrade Article,
from our regular grocery stock is offered.
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Investigate these Specials, they are Money
Savets. Our Grocery Special for this Week is
NINE POUND SACK ^
OF BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
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WE ARE EX
CLUSIVE LO
CAL AGENTS
FOR THE CAL
ORIC PIPE
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LESS FUR
NACE.
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OR TELE
- PHONE OUR
HARDWARE
PEPT. FOR
PRICES. . .
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