We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to safe
and conservative hanking.
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ol Alaska at Seward
HOTEL SEWARD;
Rates SI a day and up
M. A HORNER. Manager MRS W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2ml Floor Van G^der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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KMI) BKN.NETI*.
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INSTINi r
A PULSATING 5 PART STORY OF
EMOTION TINGLING WITH DRA
MATIC FIRE VND REAC RING THE
VERY FINN U I.K OF III MAN IN
TEREST.
ALSO A PATHK 2- REEL UOMF.OY
WITH “TOTO M
IN - A ONE NIGHT STAND ”
Sunday Night 7::i0 & 9:00
MAY ALLISON —IN— “ALMOST
MARRIED ’• ALSO \ 1‘ATHK NEWS
URBACHS
For
\ I. L K A T H K K S H 0 E S
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FOR SALK CHEAP
Lot* 16,17. 21, 23, Block 18; Lot 23,
block 17; Lot 3* block 8. Will sell for
half of tax valuation. All close to
Adams street*.--- -.
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SYLVIA'S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
1 telephone. Adam* 12K
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Well furnished lodging house, A
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REWARD METHODIST CHURCH
Open Forum Class 11:15 A. M.
Sunday School 12 noon. j
Evening Service 7:20 o’clock.
Subject of “Open Forum Class”—
‘The Place of Religion in the Life of J
the Family.”
Subject of Evening Sermon. “The
Parable of the Ten Virgins.’’
Special Music by the Choir. The
PuV c is invited.
Duane Earl Carter, Pastor.
WATSON IN SOUTHBOUND
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Steamer Admiral Watson arrived ;
in port this morning, remained one
hour and sailed southbound at 6:20
o’clock. The Admiral Watson brought
the following passengers for Seward*
Wayne Blue, Mrs. George Learn, Har
ry D. Taylor, C. W. Dietzel, Joe Prair
ie, Sam Guyot, M. Anderson, Robert
Knagin. Amy Knagin, Mrs. T. Shiska*
trin, John Zinkoff and wife, Miss S.
F. Kennedy, George Mikinforoff, Alex
Cltichonoff, Theo Grcgoroff, John
Keegan and John Sheratin.
W. E. Ellis and Leon Urbach left
on the steamer for Valdez • Ray Love
for Cordova and John Xorberg for
LaT Auehe
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Head the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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* Home Bank *
For
Home
People *
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A (US 'l' 0 M E R SAID
“The best compliment 1 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— 190r>. *
★ * "‘The Bank * *
** That Helps **
** You Prosper ” ** •
TELEPHONES CON NE CTING
A L L I) E P A It T M E NTS.
G U 0 C E K Y D E P A It T M E N T.
Libby's unexcelled Canned l ruits and vege
tables, on display all this week.
Pineapple — Strawberries — Raspberries —
Pears — Peaches & Apricots.
Canned Corn — Tomatoes — Asparagus —
Beets — Spinach — Sweet Potatoes — Pump
kin.
Libby’s Bottled Queen Olives, Catchup and
Salad Dressing.
Libby’s Canned Milk.
Onion Sets and a general line of Garden Seeds
Its warm weather now, get busy and plant
your garden.
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HARDWARE
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Featuring all this week, several numbers in -.on’s High tirade work Shoes. These Shoes
werc^iH bought quRc a while ago at forme, price* -they are big values. One look at the
shoes will prove it to you.
“A SPECIAL TAN WORK SHOE IN GOOD
HEAV V LEATHER ” at $5.o0 pair.
Another extra pood value in a heavy tan lacc
shoe at $6.00 pair.
Dark tan. heavy sole — lace shoe at $6.50 pair.
A Black “all Leather” shoe — Servicabie, at
$7.50 pair.
Hvoiul toe — roomy 1 an Shoe, made on E)r.
Munsons Array last, very comiortable $V.0u
pair. ,, . , .
A Heavy Dark fan Shoe— Double stitched
sole, $8.00 pair.
A dark Tan semi—dress shoe — extra quaht>
leather, a wonderful value at $8.50 pair.
Men’s Women’s Boy’s and Children’s Tennis Shoes, and Slippers.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”