DO YOU KNOW
THAT
The
I Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Mas a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
\\ here you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
ami other N aluables
AT
S5.00 per YEAR?
\\ c shall he pleased to have you inspect
this lealure of- our
BANkllNUi FACIllflfS
I
MEMBER I
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
• LIRERTY THEATRE ”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
8 I*. M.
RATHE TRAVEL
Throuuh America's Nation
al Rack.
FRANK ROW ELL
PRESENTS
FRANCES NELSON
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“ THE DECOY “
Special (•’>) Part Mutual
Release
Also a one Triangle Coined.'
RILL HART IN The Square
Deal Man W ed. & Thurs.
Leon Urbach
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FOR RENT
I'OlC ier\ I - Two furnished cab
inn. See I tougher! y. HU.
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(*arden Implement* a! Orael*.
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I'i-hermenS Supplier a! <ir;'nv
l iri.lt 1,1. \ssrs a! J. I. liraef*
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
(.ATE WAY
* f’it\ ('ouncil will meet tonight i
n the Fin hall a* s o’clock.
t’al>h>hip Hum ide left foe oiltsido
«• • t1 \ af « I o'clock yesterday after.
• > *m t*» w<> !\ on the Seward-\ aldez
cable.
\V P Shehhotn i> a passenger o t
\':imi da for Valdez for jury duty.
|>». S' an l* ft for Yahloz on th *
\lnm»Nla where he will appear in a
damage case.
i‘-oce *r Smith, called for jury duty
: \ ’.| !on the Vlameda today.
Mis- Ya-h has succeeded Miss Fof
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Jiarlx Pose Seed Potatoes.
ItPOU \ Ac HAWKINS
’* Quality First
You don't have to guess
when vou look at the S'EM'
STYLEPLUS Suits— vou
know in an instant that the
VALUE is there.
And the mice is JUST
THE SAME in Alaska, as
it is in San Francisco or New
York.
We’re showing two
grades this season $35.00 &
$40.00
Come in and see them.
BROWN
&
HAWKINS
“Quality First "
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Vylrplu*
ClOtftJS
—Phone, .Main 34—
of Rargain Sale in
FURNISHINGS
LADIES’
-At—
$2.50 Per Box
Henry (ieorgo Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in tlu* \\ orld.
50 Cigars $2.50.
THE KEY
PKVRL OIL $1.30 CAN.
KNOWN & HAWKINS
** (Quality First
LOST— Klark Address hook. Re
ward , Return to (iateway. M31t!
fey at the Seward Kakery. Miss * •»<
fey left for Juneau on tie* Alamed i
^nroute to Fairbanks.
A. .McConnell, light man of Cor
dova . leturned to his home on the ,
Alameda today after being in Seward
sevt «al days on business.
Attorney L. V. Ray left for Yald
today on the Alameda where he will I
appear in a case before the Oistriet
court.
I.t. Stoddaid is a passenger on the
Alameda for Fort l.iseiini where V*
"Xperts to receive his discharge from
the army.
Chief of Police Guest announce,
that on Wednesday he will inspect th<
fllies along Font*h avenue.
William Hryan, from Mile 21. and
W. W. Flynn, from Mile 20. came in
on yestcrdnv’s train and are guests at j
the Hotel Seward.
.lames A. Girdwood returned on the
Mameda from tin* Arm district and is
registered at the Hotel Sexton.
Hen Richardson came in from An
chorage on the Alameda and stonpo.l
at the Hotel Seward. This morning
Mr. Richardson went to work on the
railroad driving a locomotive.
John H. Dunn, who has been elect
ed superintendent of tho Anchorage
Schools, is a passenger on the Alame
da for Seattle and Portland on busi
ness connected with important school
work.
Rov. H. M. Course, who resigned
recently from the pastorate of tho
Presbyterian church at Anchorage, i
on the Alameda with his family bound
for Seattle whore he will locate tem
porarily.
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FCNERAL OF MRS. DRAYTON
The funeral sendees of Mrs. T. I>.
Drayton were held at 2:30 o^clocx
yesterday afternoon in the Methodist
church, Rev. L. D. Cook officiating.
The Choir, consisting of Mrs. Mc
\Teer, Mrs. Orlander. Miss Mathison,
and Messrs. McMullen and Guy, sang
“Rock of Aggcs.” “Abide with Me,"
and “Lead Kindly Light.”
Mr. Wood, the undertaker, had
charge of the arrangements for the
SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
C. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Madsn 64. Adawi 87.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
I>. V. I), and Sealpax
■ $1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS j
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $0.00 each
Morsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable, i
Quality Considered
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COTTERS
rm; im,.uk whkkk mkn oi Ti n
iiiiiiiiiHmimiiiiiiiimmmmmiiimiiiii!
i'll 1101 ill.
Messrs. Sexton. Luughlin. broad
v\ ell and Santo acted a.- null-bt arcrs.
Mrs. brayton, nee brooks, win
born iit Sprague, \Vn„ t\v« nty-seven
years a^o. Slie had been in Alaska
ive years , married Mr. brayton l’oir
years aito. She leaves ii husband and
th»ve small children. Of her own
family there were two n'irls and foui
boys. Her >ister, Mrs. Robert John
ton, lives in Seward; the boys are all
in the States.
The bodv will In* interred in the In
cal cemetery this week.
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IN APPRECIATION
Cditnr of the Gateway:
Will you please say that I am deep
ly grateful for the many kindnesso
shown me in both words and deeds
during tin* past few days. All acts am !
all suggestions have been received in 1
a spirit of thankfulness, and all have
been adopted in so far as they would
have conformed to the wishes of my '
dead wife, and were believed to be for
the best interests of my little boys.
THOMAS II. DRAYTON.
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GRIGSIIY WKI.L PI.K A SKI)
WITH POLITICAL SITCATIOX
George B. Giishy, candidate for
Delegate t> Congress, at the election
:n Alaska tomorrow, passed through
this morning on the Alameda for Cor- i
lova from Anchorage. Mr. Grigsby j!
held a big rally at Anchorage last Sat
urday night and concerning his pro*
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•KKSM HALI BIT— Seward F.C. It
iimimmiiimimitiiiiimiiiivmnniiiiiiif
Andy’s express meets all trains and
teamers. Phone 113.
We are helping our custom
ers to meet the demand or
the PRESENT
and are assisting them fn
their plans for the FUTURE
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We invite your account.
BANK OF SEWARD
Fstabiished 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Succea*or to
I JOE CAMPBELL
I 2nd Floor Van G!|der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
rates by day or week
M. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
nt trip to the westward, he stated hi
>vas well satisfied with the political
conditions.
WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
ort for the 24 hours ending at 7 o’
’ock this morning:
Seward 70, Clear, ( aim.
Anchorage 46, Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 52. Cloudy, Calm.
Chickaloon 47. Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 48 , Cloudy, (’aim.
Talkcetna 50 Cloudy, Calm.
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ELECTION TOMORROW
Tomorrow will he election day in
Seward for Delegate from Alaska to
Congress to succeed Charles A. Sut
ler deceased. George B. Grigsby is
he Democratic candidate and as far
is known here will have a waUc-awav.
i ho polls in Seward will he at the Fire
m!| and they will he opened from 8
>’clock in the morning until seven
FOR A “BIO CROP”
Plant Nash’s Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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SPECIALS
REGULAR $ 1.5ft box of stationery- j
this week- 35 cents.
REGULAR $1 box of randy at 5#
cents.
NATURAL riirarottM 1# S 7 for
$1.60
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 4 bags
for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettels*.
1
, o’clock in the evening.
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HAD A PEPPY DANCE
While the attendance was not a
turn-away. those at the dance given
hv the Arctic Brotherhood Saturday
I *
night state that they had a peppy
time, plenty of ginger being in the
dancers.
iniiiMiiiiimiiiiiimiiiimifiiiMiiitniiiiiii
DR. B. B. WILSON
Will Arrive on the
Admiral Watson.
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| HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED
SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PKTOJ0? F8A3UNG
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
Entire New Management. I
Newly decorated and re- ■
furnished tbrpogbout. I