THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
i
• %
(ONLY BANK IN ALASKA) ‘f
>1 E M B E It
: FEDERAL RESERV E SYSTEM
i
J
j I
HOTEL SEWARD
Rates $1 a day and up
« V HORNER. HRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Pr«#
FIRE INSURANCE ,
S. O. MORFORD
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2.4 nMr Vin G«'der Bide. SEWARD. ALASKA
' • ' -—' f
^
■ J ■ ■ ■ -
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
LATEST HEARS! NEWS
PATHE W EEKLY No. 80
THOS. H. INCE,
PRESENTS
WILLIAM S. HART
— IN —
A Special 3— Part Artcraft
Feature. A Typical Hart
Picture of the West
“SHARK MONROE”
Also A Burton Holms Travel
Sunday Night 7:30 & 9:00
BILLY BURKE
In— “Pursuit of Polly”
npmu meet* all tmio* him)
-irmurr^ Phone 143.
atHItllll til I III! Mtllll Ilf lllttf If If ItHIIHI tltfl
ALASKA IN PORT
Steamer Alaska, in command of
€*pt Gus Nord, arrived in port at 6:
3d o'clock this morning with 550 tons
r f freight, the largest cargo brought
to Seward for months on a passefiger I
steamer, and with 67 passengers. The j
Alaska will be discharging freight all;
day and is not scheduled to sail .with \
until late this evening.
The passengers on the Alaska werJ;
:u follows: Mrs. L. A. Brown, Huge.
O'Neil, Mrs. Albritton, J. J. Ryun.j
Mr*. Crawford. Miss T. Rose, Lauri
Crawford, A! Hanson, Hem Howard,!
K. Webster. Charles Nelson, H. M.;
Kinney and wife, C. W. Schafer, J. C. \
Duntev. H. A. Kinney, M. 0. Johnson, j
Mrs. 0. G. Robinson, J. E. Bough. E |
11. Curran, William Ryan, J. H. Haw* ;
aon, R. Clements, William C. Kalbertr.
C. Arnold. E. C. Clark. L. C. Keav^r.
J. McDougal, W. H. Miller. J. Molaska,
George Swanson, Lieut. G. D. Hemey,
Evelyn Johnson, S. L. Whitford, J. C.
Dougherty, George Nothen, C. Fors,
Rev. J. H. Condit. L, Shulmcn. I. W.*tg.
oer, W. A. C. Baldwin and 17 seterree *
GENERAL STRIKE FAILS
BtRLIN Jan.. 17— The Radical .
1 ^thorites failed in attempts to call a
•nrncral strike to proteat shooting at«
the »oh Uwt Wednesday at the Reich* t
Wildsaf __ |
| SYLVIA’S
CHiAife
CANDY
ICE CREAH
STATIONER*
PBOTOG RAPH>
PICTCRE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
lrlrphofK*. Ad«0**
SYLVIA’S
WANTED:— Housekeeper for a fam
ily of four people. Will Rive corai'oi
table home for reasonable service and
salary. Permanent home. Inquire (late-i
way. JO t f.
FOR SALE— fine double bed. Os-!
teiuore mattresa, double coil spring*.
Coot $75 Roea for $50. The Alaska
Shop. J11 tf.
SEWARD METHODIST CHURCH
“Open Forum" Class 11:50 A.M.
Suiyday School 12 noon.
Evening Service 7:50 o’ol-xic. >
Special Music by the Choir.
You are invited to any or all thes-»
*er vices.
DUANE EARL CARTER,
Paator.
I
THE PIONEER'S
CELEBRATE
On Saturday Eve..
Jan., 24th j
i
???????????:
Well, We Gnesa YES.
Pioneers and families keep
that date open and come.
WATCH FOR PROGRAM AND
OTHER DOPE
NEXT WEEK
PHONE
MAIN 34
DELIVERY FROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
#
% . •
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butter and Errs.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAXI HIM
Canned Fruit and VeRetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beat these Goods for Quality.
%
- AT -
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
• SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
* f
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
CHAS. E. BROWN, PRESIDENT
5 SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
5 H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER i
2 J. L. McNALLY, ASST CASHIER |
I DlltEC^TO R S -
Chas. E. Brown, Sidney Anderson J. M. Sloan
Maurice D. Lecher II. S. Balderston I
I 1
4
• t
-A Stock of Shirts that demand your attention. An assortment of patterns that arc pleasing in every
detail. Shirts from the leading mills and manufacturers* whose productions harmonize with our slogan
“Duality First 7 HA’; ; -
...... \\'e invite you to observe 44Shirt Week” with us.Visit our store, and get acquainted with the diffeient
cloth and materials, ask as many questions as you like, handle as many shirts as you want. Our Shi) t
Knowledge” is at your service. • . 1
...... You owe it to yourself to see some of the follow ing numbers which will be on displa> all week.
^ . A.. . . . ..... .. ^ . * *
Shirts lor !>ren* wear in-- Madras, Novelty shirtings, silk*
» v > % • - ' »V ,
wnd fiber silks.
\ ifiishowing ot semi — Ores* shirts, with either Military
or la> down collar.
Shirts ot — Blue Chambrv, Black Sateen, khaki and light
• >
weight flannel*.
In the heavy and medium weights, you will see Shirts tail
ored from several fancy patterns of Oregon Cassmere. These,
including some Brown Broadcloths, are the finest hc ha.c
ever seen.
Blue Flannels, Gray Flannels, Stripes, Checks, Plaids, with
high or low collar.
Outing Flannel Night Shirts.
******** */**★***★*★★★★**
Shirts and Blouses for Big Boys and Little
Boys in Percales, Madras, and gray and
• «
brown flannel.
+ + + ***. *****■*★**★★★*★***
CRUISER’S SHIRTS LOGGER’S SHIRTS
BROWN & HAWKINS
• : “Quality First*
• I . .