The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD i
through this Hunk, to the
UNITED SIAlfS fOlRItl LIBERIV LOAN
a re requested to mil lor their bonds.
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MONDAY & TCESDAY
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LATEST HE \RST SEW
PAT HE WEEKLY No. 70.
DANIEL r RODMAN.
{‘RESENTS
ANN PENNINGTON.
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“The RAIN ROW
PRINCESS
A live part I'anious Player
Feature Extra Good
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Also a One reel Travel
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n !»•. i*i«*ii operating in South*
eerti \! Ka. \N e can furnish am
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RED CROSS I
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The Seward Chapter of the Ameri
can Red Cross, up to last Saturday ,
night, has 52i) members and the mem- 1
heship fees turned in amount to $1,-|
015.50.
The following names have been
added to the local list since last pub
lished in the Gateway, having joined
in Seward:
Frank Hall. Stephen Annnin, Yet
Nishiyama, I. J. Hrusky, .1. C. Hutton,
P. L. Lane, H. T>. Martin, (). R. Adams
F. K. Field, C. J. Alexander and J. IV |
Hannon.
The following names were secure t
by E. R. Tarwater, railroad men on
the Seward Division, many along th *
line, K. H. Hrewster, C. Whitney, R.
K. Oldham, George Rray, Then.
Sweeis, Pat McCormick, Rade Wuno,
Tom McAvoy, Charles Kelley, Fred
Rryant, George Collwell, Mrs George
Collwell, A. L. Muir, Klas Ahlner, Joe
Powers, P. Moretti, William Taulmap.
Pan Sullivan Ed Ostium, Frank ls
hilhava. John W. Olson. P. Xelson, 1.
Erickson. John Stenmo. S. Samlerlin,
H. den. Mrs. Karcnse Johnson, H.
Widman, Lewis Johnstone, John Ke
nan, Vxel Fran son, Andrew Wicklund,
\nton Rutorac, Andrew Rutevac, V'.
H. Herman Vndrew Lueff, Fred Gih
izoff, Ril! G tslam, Alex Lueff. K. K: •*
-off. Alex I'odsasoff, John Swanson,
IVte Feeney. R. Edrick, A. H. Kilser,
Tom Wiklan, Hugh Kelly, Conrad
Johnson, Tom Akker, Neal McPaid,
W. L. Lodge. Sam Wiley, James Gal
higher, Pete Pekovich, Emil An«l«*rson
Vxel Lind, M. Nelson Peter McGit
O. Knutson, AI Johnson, Charles Xe* -
-on, Eric Larson, Louis Swanson, Fe n
Knut.-on, John Ekman, J. McAllister.
William McOinty, Gus Wiman, Char
les Rogers, Mrs. Charles Rogers, W.
W. Flynn, Mrs. W. W. Flynn, W. R.
Moore, Fred Scott, Robert Rallard A! -
b *rt Egoroff and E. R. Tarwater.
It must be said, to the credit of
those secured by Mr. Tarwater, that
the majority took memberships other
than the Si membership, many being
in the $5 and $10.00 class. Many oth
ers were in the $2, $‘2.50, $2 or $1.50
nb rship . i
REV. COOK GIVES
SOUND ADVICE
Rev. L. 1>. Cook held but one ser
vice yestrda.v, and that was in the ev
ening. A good congregation was pres
i **nt and all gave close attention to ;
what was said.
Rev. Cook spoke on New Year's
Resolutions. He said that “we should
'ive in the present and not be living in
he past, lamenting our failures 01
»ven spending our time thinking of ■
I the joys of the past year. The present j
If, ours: today we are.here, but tomor- 1
1 ow we may be gone."
“Among the things we should re
Firemen’s
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Tickets
FOR SALE
Each one a
Bargain
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solve to do in tlie year just before
are to live for the betterment of the
community, to In* a little kinder to all
our neighbors, to try to got a 1 itt!«*
closer to them, understand them bet
ter, unite upon the things in which we
can agree, forgetting the petty differ
ences that tend only to unpleasantnes
and to cultivate a happy and cheerful
spirit.”
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HOBNKB AT WO UK A(i AIN
M. A. Homer is back again behind
the desk at the Hotel Sew ard lookin ;
fine after a forced vacation.
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MAS I KK B ULKY AUUIY'KS
A bouncing boy was bom to Mrs.
Mattie Bailey this morning at th«
home of her parents, Mr. <«nd Mrs.
C. D. Mathison, Dr. Sloan being in at
tendance. The daddy of the young mat;
i; in France with the fighting forces.
iaude Mathison. the proud granddad
i. stepping high, even if the ice is
slippery.
KNVKK P \SII VS AIM IS
INDKPKNIUNT ISLM.
PARIS, Dec.,Le Matin loan'.:
from Constantinople that Knver Hey
has sent a letter to Izzet Pasha stat
ing that he intends to retire to the
Caucasus, where he hopes to assist in
the establishment of Islamic indepen
dence.
A. H. MKKTlMi TONHiHT
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The regular meeting of the Arctic
brotherhood will be held tonight at
S:.*'»() o’clock. All members are request
ed to be present. Visiting members
welcome.
A. H. McDonald,
Arctic Chief
\II ywing the Key will please set
• Ie before the first of the coming
month. DS1.
Granddad Mathison.
EOU SAKE— Sleeping cot and li
brary table. Inquire Gateway. TE.
THE BANK OF SEWARD
Wishes You
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AM) A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Andy’s o\press meets ait trains and
steamers. Phone 113.
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CERTAIN—TEKI) Roofing at
G rosins & Noon. tl.
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ICE CREEPERS at J. L. GraefV
CERTAIN—TEED keeps out the
; vain. Riosius & noon. tf.»
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GET YOUR SHOES half soled with I
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.75 {
| a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The-j
! ntre.
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\V«» do picture framing. Trices re.
-enable. Sexton & Thwaites.
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Lemons, 0 rapes, Tears and sweet
pple ( ider at The Key.
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Pocket Hash lights and batteries a!
J. L. (iraef’s *f.
TOR SALE Yellow Turnips am!
ITPabages, Small Turnips at 2c. per
Ih.
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Phone Main 17.
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Successor to
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2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg._SEWARD. ALASKA
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