We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to safe
and conservative hanking,
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Rates SI a day and up
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
1ATEST HEARST NEWS
Pa the Weekly No. 20
METRO PICTURE CO.
—PRESENTS—
•*E A S Y T O M A K E
M O N E Y ”
Starring
B E R T L Y T E L
Supported by a notable cast
of Screen Favorites, A com
edy Drama in Five humor
ous acts. From the book ol
the same name by John H.
Black wood.
Also a Ford Weekly News
The Truth about the Liberty
Motor.
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NEW Sill I’M ENT
L A T K S T S T Y L K IN
M F. N * S
CAPS
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URBACH’S
PRICKS VERY REASONABLE
' - JOB PRINTING
AT THE
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTCRE ^FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
relephone. Adam* 12$.
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Andy's express meets all train* and
.trainers. Phone 143.
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FOR SALE ( heap— Extra Good In
strument, Violon Cello lnq*r Gateway.
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George Anderson, piano expert, is
in Seward for a few days. Orders can
hr* left at the Overland Hotel. J.17.
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Home rooked dinner, Ihursday
from to 7:30 o'clock P. M. served by
the Ladies of the Aid Society of the
Methodist church in the store room
near Seward Bakery. J. IB.
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MASONS NOTICE
Stated Communication tonight at
8 o'clock, Seward Lodge No., 219, F. &
A. M. Work in third degree. Sojourn
ing Masons welcome.
W. 0. Perry, Secretary.
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GOODRICH IN TONIGHT
The freighter Admiral Goodrich is
reported to be due in port this even
ing with freight for the commission.
HANNON IS NOW A PAPA
A girl habv was born yesterday af
ternoon at 1 o’clock at Anchorage to
Mrs. J. I*. Hannon, nee Margaret Bo
rn ig. Mother and baby are doing
splendid. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Romig
are now grandparents and they are
feeling fine also. Mr. Hanon is with
the radio force at Cordova.
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Steamer Admiral Watson is re
( ported by cable to be due in C ordov*
at 9 o’clock thU ereaing.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
NOTICE.
Up to and including June 15th, we will accept
for conversion and exchange, WITHOUT
CHARGE, temporary Liberty Loan Bonds
■ of the following issues, for permanent I Per
cent Bonds:
Isl Liberty Loan emnorted I per cent bonds, 19:12 • 1917
1st Liberty Loan converted P* Per cent Bonds. 1932 - 1917
1st Liberty Loan 2nd converted P* IVr cent, 1932 - 1917
2nd Liberty Loan 1 Per cent Bonds. 1927 • 1912
2nd Liberty Loan converted !’/• Per cent Bonds. 1927 • 1912
3rd Liberty Loan. *P • Percent Bonds, 192N
llh Libertv Loan. P» Bonds, 1933 - 193H
Holders of any of the above bonds should
therefore present the same bet ore June 15th.
BANK Of $ VARD
i Per cent PAID ON SA\ INGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
• -So much has been written and discussed
1 regarding prices of clothing for fall, particularly ready
made garments, that we feel in all fairness to our friends
and customers, we should give some indication as to the
comprehensiveness, and retail prices, which are quite like
jjjg ly to !)r*va;l during the coming season.
3b - --The largest woolen mills in the country
Hg predict higher prices for fall, and the leading clothing
I manufacturers have again advanced their prices, to meet
(he present situation of demand and supply. This would
clearly indicate that prices on
SUITINGS AND OVERCOATS
would advance still -higher by fall. If this is true, and we
have every reason to believe that it is, as we obtain our in
formation from a reliable source, we would advise
I* It E P A It E D NESS
t ome 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 we believe, is surely one way to beat further higher
prices that may occur.
ORDR YOUR
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
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Exclusive Local Dealers for Ed. V. Price & Co., the worlds largest merchant tailors. J
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§ A Special Line of Men’s Work Shoes $5.50 to $8.50. § \
8 Men’s Light weight Underwear, in two piece and Union Suits UM to 8b.oU 8 5
8 Men’s Leather Gloves and Gauntlets Sl.oO to W./5 5 (j
8 Men’s Ove ralls, Khaki-Corduroy and Woollen Pants — Duxbak Outting Pants, ( oats and 8 j
8 Hats — Sox, Shirts, Pajamas and Night Shirt s, Blankets, Quilts & Bedding. 8 !
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