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FOOD DRAFTS
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Under Arrangement With
AMERICAN RELIEF ADMINISTRATION 1
1 HERBERT HOOVER. Chairman
\\e are in a Position to sell in $10 and $50
denominations
FOOD DRAFTS, issued on WAREHOUSES in
AUSTRIA POLAND
HUNGARY CZECHO SLOY'AKLA
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\our relatives presents the Drift at the Warehouse in the Country
designated receiving therefor it* equivalent in food staples.
Present or Mail, amount to be sent, giving Name and address ul
person \ou wish to receive the food --to
The
! Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
fl. A HORNER, flanker HRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prpp
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G’*dcr Bldfc. SEWARD, ALASKA
GENERAL UKPAIKING »nrt U KIALKNE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Wm. ll.XZANT*
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY — ’» VS ENGINES.
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MONDAY & TUESDAY
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How Armor and Farms won
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JEFFERSON
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SYLVIA’S
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CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
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PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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WANTED— A small range, must
i he in good condition and cheap. In
form Adam* 156. A7
WANTED— Night janitor at the
( om mission building in Seward.
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TRACTOR FOR A. E. C.
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\ Holt tractor, one of the large
c: terpillars, is being shipped north on
the Alaska for the Alaskan Englneei
j g Commission. The tractor will be
u-ed at the northern end of steel to
haul supplies. E. Kelly is coming with
the tractor as the engineer.
WEATHER FORECAST
The weather foi*ecast for tonight J
and tomorrow is fair and warmer.
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WATSON GOES TO ALITAK
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On the present trip to the west
ward the steamer Admiral Watsoi
will go as far as Alitak with cannery
supplies and crew.
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PLANT YOUR OWN GARDEN
THIS SUMMER
KNOCK THE H. C. L. IN THE HEAD
PERRY’S VEGETABLE SEEDS
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Read the SEWAIiD GATEWAY.
('overs the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
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A CUSTOMER SAII)
“The best compliment I can pay
you on the SERVICE of the
BANK of SEWARD, is that I
can’t criticise it.”
This does not mean that our
service is above criticism, but that
we are always ready to accept
suggestions from our friends that
will further our aims towards the
goal of Perfection in Banking Ser
vice.
If there is any way in which we
can be of assistance to you in fin
ancial matters, whether you are a
welcome “new-comer” in our com
munity or an appreciated friend
and customer of this bank, feel
free to suggest it to us. We desire
co-operation.
BANK OF SEWARD
Established— 1905. *
“The Bank **
** That Helps **
** You Prosper ” **
★ ★★★★ ★★★★ ★★★★★
The big name in Clothes
f I hen our Advertising man told his friend,
the Sporting Editor of the “Gateway,” the
other day, that we were showing the “BIG
GEST VALUES ” in men’s suits anywhere
in Alaska, “ The Sporting Editor” replied;
H How l)o You Get That Way ” — BUT —
“ The Sporting Editor ” being ninety per
cent “ Human ” and Ten per cent “in doubt ’
made a quick little run down to our store
and purchased two Nifty Suits.
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So you see folks, why pay fabulous prices
for your suits, when you can get these
“BIG VALUES” right here in your own
home town at
$35 $40 $45 $50
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I MEN’S and BOY’S SHOES in Tan and
Black leathers, in Light,
medium and Heavy weights.
Mens $8.50 to 17.50
Boys $5.00 to $7.00
SPECIAL,a Brown all
leather work shoe for men
at $5.50.
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SWEATERS
JERSEYS for
MEN & BOYS
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