rihe
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
|
through this Hank, to the
llNItll) SIAItS rotliiill IIBERTV HMIU
are requestec! to rail tor their hoiuls.
— w —
,T IR SAVIMIS CKItimCATK
st. nil's
-+ -
r\lTr:D STATE? DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
m
SEXTON & THV. Ai iKS
r,
( Hi.IKS
CANDY
U!K IKK' M
sr.' no \ Kin
paoroGRvrus
riCTl KK I f: V.MLNG
INDUS KASKCTS
^E\TO\ & TJiWAl i ES
KKAD TKK GATEWAY
■ - iimwi-- n- hmmomii vr^
urniMi f i >■ Ti xi., ' * ** f' ^
Ki!tC<9kti *”Lu s*^» ».a im .
“ LIBERTY THEATRE
CHANGE O'
( TONK-ii i' )
WILLI YM K. COX i ' ! . ::
PRESS *i I i r< kO
y SIM.', i y:. SIX HI
•11*01 SHALT \OI STB Yl. '•
YIKC.IM V I*':yI;.::iX
PLAYI Ml I’ll: I.KA05N0 Col C.
ALSO A '1 Y( !v ' NI *
COMKDY. IKY I'll
YIIPRYY *1 A;{Y nil’lM'N YN
y\ \ , v V) i ;
"V, M i 11 V "
sc.v'yy MCiir
i.yii:>t HKARST PYTIIC M:yy
YM)
•HU;il PLAY “
“DON'T MISS IT*-!
V» RATHER REPORT
■ - ■ ■ ■
in» o*’’owing is the weather re- (
! I i'or w. hours ending at 7 o
'rk t!”s morning:
■u'd !2 above, snowing, north,
lchorug • 14 be ow, Pt cloudy, calm,
ickaloon 2.7 below, cloudy, calm,
iianuska 20 below, cloudy, calm.
At midnight the thermometer in
\
i
LEON URBACH
aK.VS CLOTHING
FCRNTFHINGS
SHOE pu s
AND
R! I
I
_
>' •, i'
I
I
. i'Ti* 'yi! ruofis far Van (JiM
VI 9ft
- -
i
f-T)
t *
C~** 7$ 1
V7# / .* If
*pjr:: ;
•»??;•« ...
• • v i
IK ,r'r'' <’
J v Cl • C NiW Man*tf*ns*nt.
- ’ ' an>i rc*
f rm *d thii’O^nit
1
* * * * Sy (P »*•
••y.-. ^.r-^fSBwar
NOW OPEN
Seward Bakery
Coffee and all kinds of Pastry or Ham
Sandwiches will be served
Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
Just what you have been looking for.
j
I
Vrlen<t!v to
wll to..te»
10c, 2 for
25c and
15c .
J a** Lot*t*
Co.. Tairpc
ScllW!’*)P ’.lior KrtO'*. : ' i Vi., Tnc
SEAT'Ll WAS* iSTRlBli 1ORS_
Seward '.vent to zero and hung there
until early this morning when the
11 '»• i]-\ began ascending.
-a — *
I
1
I
The am us ment trail in Seward To
aight will le ad to the Odd Fellows i
Hall. Basket picnic and dance. Danc
ng starts ai i»:30 o’clock sharp* Are
you on ? |
METHOIMST Cl. .WH SERVICES]
• m i
11.00 A. V .
Sunday School 12.00 Noon j
Evening Service .... 7.30 P. M. j
We will he glad to have you with ]
es at these services. Subject for even- |
ing; “My Brother and I.” or “What do
I owe him V*
L. D. Cook.
Pastor.
I
Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. ‘
Mathison train;ng a choir for Sun
day School and they are leading the
,'inging each Sunday.
1 i
The Sunday School supplies have
at last arrived and are now in use.
The ladies ;n charge of the Silver
Social to be hold on Tuesday evening |
.. ... ........ *«.ii i iiimiiii JH ilflim in
mimiimiiimiiimiimiiiinmimjinimi
FELT COOTIES
FELT SHOES '
Whalehak Slag Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
SOX, MITTS, GLOVES.
Underwear, Shirts.
UK PLACE WHERE MEN OIITFI I
are working on an excellent program
t.> hr given that evening.
Afctr a vacation for Severn! woe!
*ho Ladies Aid Society will begin
holding meetings again soon.
The Finance Committee has work
'd out a budget for the year whir!'*
will soon be presented.
FOR GENERAL DISARMAMENT
PARIS, Jan., 25— British rep^sen*
atives here to the peace congress have
started the discussion for the abolition
•f conscription and general disarma
ment.
FOR SALE— safe, range; 5 stoe!
cots, bed springs and mattress, bab\
tot, Markets, quilts, bookcase, coal
stove. Phone Madison 15G. J25tf
A --
Woman wanted to do family wash
ing. Apply The Key. _ J22if
r .MUt (II11111111:111 lit l IIIMIMIIIM I (MM Mill'll I!
I
OUR REST ATTENTION
Everything of a hanki ig nature entrusted to
our rare, receives our best attention. We shall lx*
glad to have a share of y*»tir business.
THE BANK OF'
united Stales Depository
tor Postal Savings
Territorial Depository
(jity Depository
• • xor:iz;,i vn •? •.? vowHonm
>.c . v \ root*;* a'l in «ii<» *.o 1
. *«/ii« :«. » *ii.'nc 11.'*.
( IV,W KIN- TWKII Roofing it
./sip » ^ Now. If.
in: CTRHPRRS at J. L. GvaofVi
•
CURTAIN—THUD keeps cut the
• .1 n. A noon. tf. »
',i;t voir;: shots h..u *>ie.i wio
march Oak. It has no cqoal, Sl.T.’ij
pair, Lloyd’s, Ommsito Lib'* t> Th |
* •**.
v'»Y (!i pic lire framing. Prices loa
nable. So\lon & Tawaite*. tl.
--
READ THE GATEWAY
" * *!• "
Poc!tet I'laUi li^hta rad batteries* af
... L Graof’s M.
! OR S ' LE Yellow Turnips aaW
' ; akiges, Small Turnips a* 2c. per
; >.
VI. \SK.\ TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17
-» -—
[
•
I _
‘ — r- - war* r •
mj«; « 04*4^ «■
! s. O. M03FORD
I
l
Successor to
‘ JOE CA! 1PBELL
j 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEIs SEWARD
WITH AM, THE COMFORT OF A HOME
P ATES BY PAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER. Manner pS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
r 'll. tit lim ii uiiim.ti imimniminiiiiimiimimi ............
With a pair of MOQUAWKIE SNOW SHOES,
(;«od wholesome healthy sport, for younpr and old alike.
If iUL, oHOES
:
i
m
u
I
Vj _
———— —
£ Enjoy your Sundays and Holidays, out in the O
5 Pure air and sunshine. Cl
—
% MOQUAWKIE SNOW SHOES arc J;
Z and mo«t Durable Snow Shoe Made. ' ”■
* ... Price $6.50 Per Pair
***** ns ■ ■ —
2 ASK YOUR N EIGHBOR $
► __♦- s*
2 ■
g£
1 i
%
SiOQUAWKlE SNOW SHOES
B
m «•
m
m
\ MOQL'AWKiE SNOW SHOES
m *
| “QUALITY FIRST’
I....... ........
“Quality First"
“QUALITY FIRST”
iiiiMiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiikaiiiiiHiiiuitimiiimiiiiinniiiiiiiiimmiiiiiMiiitiiiiiiiii
MOQUAWKIE SNOW SHOES
“QUALITY FIRST” ■
m
IIIIIIUmmillllSIllCIIIIIIIINIIBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIflUlItlllflllKIIISIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIIHIillllllllll