i DO YOU KNOW |
THAT
The
I Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Ha* a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
Where you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
and other Valuables
$5.00 per YEAR?
We shall be pleased to have you inspect
this feature of- our
BANKING TACUITIES
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FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ’
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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FOR RENT
FOK KKNT— Two furnished cab
ins. See Dougherty. Fit).
WILSON'S SNOW til ISSKS at
J. L. tiraef’s tf.
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harden Implement* at (IracU.
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Fishermen's Supplier at (Iraefs.
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KIKI.D (il.ASSKS at J. I.. (iraef s
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Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
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\> VNTKD— Mattress Maker at
BROWN & HAWKINS
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KYF. 1)01 TOR COM I M2
Dr. Beulah Wilson, eye specialist
>f Spokane is h passenger north on
he Admiral Fnnagut, coming on a
professional visit also a visit to Mr.
md Mrs. H. K. Ellsworth. Miss Conrad
ilso of Spokane, is coming north with
Dr. Wilson.
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ALAMEDA Dt E TONH2HT
Steamer Alameda was due in La* ,
rouche at noon today and is expected J
> arrive in port early this evening.
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Early Rose Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
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For this kind of weather
when its nice and warm, {five
your head a rest — lay aside
that old hot uncomfortable
hat you have been wearing,
and get under one of these
cool nifty straws.
Hats like illustration
are the latest, we have them,
all sizes.
ASK TO SEE THAT NEW LINE OF SPECIAL
$3.00 NECKWEAR. Always Pleased To Show You.
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
—Phone. Main 34—
LAST
WEEK
of Bargain Sale in
FURNISHINGS
LADIES’
BORGEN’S
THE KEY
$2.50 Pei Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the W orld.
50 Cigars $2.50.
THE KEY]
MRS. DRAYTON
DIES SUDDENLY
Mrs. Thomas B. Drayton died sud
denly this morning at Mile 26 of ur
icmic poisoning following the birth of
jl baby boy yesterday afternoon at 2:
45 o’clock. Dr. Komig was summoned
to Mile 26 early yesterday morning
tnd did all that human aid could do.
The baby boy is well and healthy. Hob
Johnson and Mrs. Thoreen left this
'orenoon for Mile 26 to bring the baby
and the other two boys to Seward.
Undertaker Wood leaves this after
noon for Mile 26 to bring the body of
Mrs. Drayton to Seward. Probably the
body will bo shipped on the Alameda
for burial in the states.
Mrs. Drayton who was 25 years of age,
was married about four yeai-s ago to
Mr. Drayton. Three boys and the hus
band are left to mourn the death of the ;
wife and mother. Mrs. Hob Johnson is
a sister of Mrs. Drayton and other re
latives live in the states.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
ODD FELLOWS AND LADIES
OF REBEKAHS THIS EVENING
There will bo a special mooting to
night at 8 o’clock of the Odd Fellows
and all members of the Rebekahs by
order of Noble Grand E. A. Crawford.
The meeting will he in regard to the
death and funeral of Mrs. Thomas
Drayton. All Odd Fellows and Rebek
ahs are urged to attend the session
tonight which will be a short one.
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IS A HOLIDAY
The two banks of Seward, commis
sion offices and shops, and all public
offices are closed today in Seward on
account of it being Memorial day. No
exercises are being held here of any
V'nd.
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BOULEVARD IS NOW OPEN
AS EAR AS GROUSE LAKE
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Harry Ellsworth reports that the j
boulevard from Seward to Mile 8, or
Grouse lake, is now practically clear
of snow with the exception of a few
hundred feet at the northern end. The
boulevard is in splendid shape from
SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tire*. Sale* & Servicf
DEPOT
Hiou? Night Pfctte Du
Madia $4. A4ml S7.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $6.00 each
Florsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable,
Quality Considered
COTTERS
I UK PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFI'I
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mile north to a small snow bank.
Men under the employ of the Alaska
Rord commission are fixing several
grades and filling in especially near
the country home of Senator L. V.
Ray.
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A. It. DANCE TOMORROW
The Arctic Brotherhood will give a
dance tomorrow night at the A. It
Hull.
GOING TO ANCHORAGE
Mrs. Harry Halderston and th**
children leave on the Alameda for An
chorage for a month’s visit.
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GATEWAY OCT EARLY
The Gateway is issuing the regular
edition early today so that the office
can he closed at 4 o’clock and the staff
have a few hours to wander arouno,
loose like.
KOCR BROTHERS GROW
RICH ON $750 EACH
NEW BRITAIN, Conn., May 30—
Darius Miller, one of four brothers
who became widely known in Con
FOK RENT
SEWING
MACHINES
AT
Ellsworth’s
We are helping our custom
ers to meet the demand of
the PRESENT
and are assisting them (n
their plan9 for the FUTURE
We invite your account.
BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Vm G^dcrBIdj. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RAfES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTS) AND HEATED
i .1. A. HORNER. Hunger MRS. W. A. McNSLEY, Prep
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necticut ami elsewhere, died at his 1
home at the age of 89 years. He was j
\ew Britain’s wealthiest resident.
The story of the careers of tlu* ,
♦our Miller brothers reads like a i
Table. In I860 the father of the four|
Millers gave each of the sons $<50, j
! and they left the farm in Middleton j
♦o seek their way in the world. All
'f them became millionaires. Darius j
-nd Charles Miller came to New Brit
' nin and established a dry goods store. ]
Darius invested in local industries
I iml continued to conduct the dry
i joods business, while Charles went
| «o Watorbury and entered the dry
j roods trade. In 1910 he retired and
his store to the clerks.
I Nathan Miller went to New York,
where he located in Wall St. h rank
Miller went to Bridgeport, and en
tered the lumber trade, building up
i large business. He is president of
the City National bank in Bridgeport
:ind the only one of the brothers now
living.
Darius Miller was in personal I
charge of his store until taken ill a i
< week ago. He maintained the methods
! he used when he started in business
and modern devices had no place in
his establishment. He had been a di
! rector of the New Britain National
i hank since 1860 and was a friend of
e elder J. P. Morgan. His widow
survives him.
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MKTOSOPTAMIA WILL
BE DEVELOPED FAST j
' BOMBAY, May 30— India as man- •
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FOR A “BIG CROP’’
riant Nash’s Seed Petatses.
BROWN & HAWKINS
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SPECIALS
REGULAR $1.58 box of stationery- j
thin week- $5 cents.
REGULAR |1 box of candy at 5#,
rents.
NATURAL cigarettes 10 8 7 for;
S1J0O
UR BEX RIVER TOBACCO 4 hags
for 5* cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP i
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Formerly Hettets*.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGAR*
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
datory for Mesopotamia is confidently
accepted as a fact by government cir
cles in India. Already commercial in
terests are preparing for the develop
ment of this territory and the improv
ment of the building of the Bagdad
railroad.
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WANTED— Waitress at the Branch
Grill.
PEARL OIL % tUI" CAN.
BROWN A HAWKINS
“ Quality Firat "
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
BELMONT
JAMES PAULSON
Projn-ietor,
sewardTalaska.
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