The
Hardman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
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through this Rank, to the
UMTfD "STAIES fOlRIII IIBfUIV I0AN
are requested to call lor their bonds.
ff Of SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
ST I MI'S
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IN IT ED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Xmas Gifts
KXlJI ISIIK VTIT BASKKTS
KM. VRGKMKN I S of VlasU Scemr)
PAINTY H \\l» T1NTK1) IMIOTOS
SWKKT BOXKS of CANDY
BOXKS of ( HOICK CIGARS
K\N( V PICKS in ( ASKS
SEXTON .i THWAITES
RKA!> THE HATE WAY
** LIBERTY THE \TRK "
NO SHOW TONK.HT
ACCOUNT OF COLD
WEATHER FREEZINt;
heating plant.
SHOW WILL OPEN TO
MORROW NIGHT AT 7:
30. P.M. and 9:00 P. M.
AN EXTRA GOOD BILL
WILL BE SHOWN 8 Reel
PROGRAM. PATHE News
No 03. Charlie Chaplin -in
“ THE ADVENTURER”
Also a five reel Drama.
\K\V STOCK
OK !. \TEST
CLASSIEST
FOOTWEAR
URBACHS
r\:\ oi K :r> CENT COFFEE
;; USS. for $1.00.
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“ Wl AUI V 1 IKS]
Xndy's ovpross moots all trains and
s‘ a»uor «. Phono 1t.*».
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A» $ 1
V p* re New Management, gj
Newly decorated and re- ■
-*V turrijihed throughout.
: , RjU. SlOOperOa?aaiiip
HIDDEN MONEY
Statistics show that the percentage *»l mono) losi
outs dc of banks is greater than that
lost through hank failures by
over 2 It) per cent.
\nd >et people will stor' their money away i.»
stocking*, drawers, mattresses. car
pets. etc., waiting for the
thieve* and flames.
\Nh> tike the risk any longer? Open an account
today. We also have safety deposit
boxes for your val
uable papers.
the bank of
fstadlishfd 1905
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
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cm U(’H SERVICES TOMORROW I
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The Christian Science Society will
hold regular services tomorrow fore
noon nt 11 o’clock and Sunday sch ol
tit 2:15 o’clock.
Usual services will again be held
in the forenoon at the Catholic
Church.
Rev. L. D. Cook announces that no
services will be held at the Methodist
tomorrow but beginning Sun
day, Dec., loth, morning and evening
services will be inaugurated. Rev.
Cook plans to make his church a com
munity church, extending a welcom
to nil classes of worshipers.
COUSIN OP SEWARD MAN
KILLED IN WAR ACTION.
I Jack Morrison, formerly of the corn•
i mission force, but now with the I^ech
her Plumbing Company, receive! won!
I in the last mail of the death of his
cousin, Private William Morrison, who
* was killed in action somewhere in
France on September 20. Jack Morri
. son and his cousin were pals when
the two were in Vancouver.
William Morrison was formerly o
member of the Vancouver Police for*
| ce. He was born in Sutherlandshire,
Scotland, and went to Canada when
ijuito young. For a number of years.
• before going to Vancovuer, Mr. Morri
1 son was on the Police force in Winni
!
i peg.
Mr. Morrison volunteered and en*
■ listed in the 18th Field, C. A. M. C.
and after changing to the R. F. A.,
1 joined the 72nd Battalion.
Amid a b lil of bullets and shells on
the batlefie’d in France Morrison
went to .;ea ch for his chum, Privat'
, James Watson. also formerly of th<
Vancouver Police force who was miss
ing. He finally found the body. Morri
on was once gassed and on another
occassion suffered from poisoned arm.
WEATHER REPORT
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The following is the weather re
port for the 24 hours end at 7 o’clock
this morning:
Seward 10, clear, north
Kerncrrek, 12, clear, north.
Anchorage, r.'ro, clear, calm.
Chickaloon , 10, cloudy, calm.
. Matanuska, 4 below, cloudy, calm.
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IN COMMISSIONERS COFRT
At 1 o’clo *k this afternoon an act
ion charging W. J. Morgan with em
I b?zzlement by bailee came up before
United States Commissioner Whittle
sey. On motion of the defendent's at
torney the case was continued until
2 P. M. . next Tuesday, and the defen
b'nt is out on $500 bail. The charge
\' a brought by Patrick Marion.
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Prepare yourself for the biggest
event of the Season- The Firemen's
Masked Ball— on Now Year’s Fve. tf
-e
Wo do picture framing. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton & Thwaites. tf.
MKDLICOTT UNDERWEAR *
BROWN vSL HAM KINS
-QUALITY FIRST”
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FOR RENT— Cabin at Adams and
i It. II A\euuc. See McIntosh, tf.
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Lemons, Grapes, Pears and sweet
< »pplo ( del* at The Key. U.
t Pocket Flash lights and batteries at
. I . Graefg f.
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FOR SALE Yellow Turnips and
I lutahages. Small Turnips at 2c. per
Ih.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
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FOR RENT- 3 rooms and bath, fur. j
shed, upstairs; Hazelwood Building. |
comer of Adams and Fifth. See L. B.
Spencer. N29tf.
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, Information of importance to hah- \
ml fishermen operating in South- j
•western Alaska. We cun furnish any j
tmount of fresh bait at all times.
)hm Fish & Packing Co.. Cordova, j
Mask a. M3tf.
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Furnished rooms for rent- Van Gild
er Building. N!9tf
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OVERLAND
CAFE
JOSIE KNOSCHKA. Prop.
RENOVATED AND REOPENED.
HOME COOKING
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT )
Mib3 DeGruff, private secretary to
Capt. Lathrop, who has been a guest
at the Overland hotel lor several days,
left on the train this morning for An
chorage.
o -
J. Edminston, who came in sever
ul days ago from Kern Creek and is
a guest at the Sexton, leaves on the
Admiral Watson for a visit in Ca'i
fornia with his son Paul.
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J. Rowell returned to Mile 23 th.s
morning on the train.
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Roy Schultz, who returned from
Camp Lewis on the last steamer and
has been stopping at the Overland,
left for Anchorage on today’s train.
William gryan and his sister An*
; na , who have been guests at the Ho
tel Seward, leave on the Admiral
Watson for a visit in the states.
Mrs. R. W. Temple and Miss T.
Sheehan, arrivals on the last steamer
from the states, left for Anchorage
this morning.
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F. 1). Swenson, resident engineer
at Mile 52, returned ttf his station on
the train this forenoon.
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R. C. Gehling, guest at the Over
land for several days, left for Mile 2-1
on the train this morning.
o •
John Collins, who went outside for
war sendee, became ill and was di*~
•barged, left for his home in Anchor -
ige today.
Ed. Wilde, former proprietor of Hu
"toward Grill, will go to the states b"*
ng a passenger on the Admiral Wat
son.
Rudolph Pettcrson, who has spen!
1CI winters and 2*> summers in Alaska,
leaves on th» Admiral Watson and
may locate permanently in the state -.
Me should b«» ashamed of himself t'<
leave after spending so much of his
ifo in the north. Rut maybe he’ll to
•acle on the next steamer.
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Jack Rivers and wife, who have
l) on residing in Seward for a month
more, having come from Kodiak, leav.
)i\ the Admiral Watson for the states.
('hades E. Herron will be a pas?
•ngcr on the Admiral Watson from
Halibut Cove bound for Seattle to
spend the holidays.
W. P. Studdert, fish commissioner,
who has been on Cook Inlot for sever
al months, will pass through on the
Admiral Watson bound for his horn •
in Seattle.
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The Odd Fellows will give a danc*:
tonight in their hall .
TAFT DECLINES
NEW YORK, Dec., 7— William H.
; Taft today declined the offer to be*
• come a National baseball commission
er.
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
ATTENTION
The postponed regular meeting
of the Seward Arctic Brotherhood
Association, Inc., will be held Mon
day night, at 8 o'clock, at the A. R.
Hall, for the purpose of electing five •
directors. All members of Camp Sew-1
aid, No., 21, being stockholders in the
! S. A. B. A., Inc., are requested to at
tend.
(Signed) Seward A. B. Assn. Inc.,
W. P. Henry.
President.
MENS FLANNEL NIGHT
SHIRTS nnri PAJAMAS.
BROWN & HAWKINS.
- QUALITY FIRST ”
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One- Fifth off on
TOYS
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One-Third off on all
Japanese Goods.
SEWARD DRUG CO.
NO SHOW TONIGHT.
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The Liberty theatre will not open |
tonight as the cold weather last night j
did things to the heating plant pipes
and boiler. Undoubtedly everything |
will be thawed out and there will be a '
no vie show tomorrow night.
SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. ;
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The Odd bellows will give a dance i
Saturday night in their new hall and
everybody is welcome. Tickets for
m mi are $1 and ladies are free. Don’t j
forget that you have not danced for/
five weeks, so come out and enjoy J
yourselves. D7. j
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READ THE GATEWAY
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PHONE IIATHISON 115
Always the B£st oi’
Everything.
FRESH FRUITS,
CIGARS, CANDIES
SOFT DRINKS
! BILLIARD AND
TABLES.
i’.iY .TOI'.S $3.00 CRATK
ls:t;»\VN & HAWKINS.
QUALITY 1IUST.
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Proprietor
CATUK1NO TO THE l'iTBLIC—
E SERVE THE REAL ARTICLE
CIVr. us A TRIAL
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
M EDL1COTT ST AN FJ ELDS
COOPER’S WRIGHTS EAGLE
All of the best grade* in two piece
and union *uit9.
all wool shirts
rJ he newest snappy pattern* in winter
weights and color*. Military and neg
ligee collar*.
V OOLSOCKSCASHMERE SOCKS
SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK
HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MACKINAW COATS
MACKINAW PANTS
KNIT CAPS
OVERCOATS
COTTERS
THE PLACE W HERE MEN OUTFII
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GET YOUR SHOES half *oled with
Monarch Oak. It ha* no equal, $1.75
a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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FAIRBANKS
William M. Fail-man,
Prop.
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SEWARD, ALASKA.
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CERTAIN—TEED keeiw out the
! rain. Brosius & noon. tf.
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ICE CKEKI'KKS at J. I.. GraH’a
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..The Moon cafe is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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. CERTAIN—THMI Roofiae at
; L’rosius &. Noon. If.
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S. O. MORFORD
Succoaoor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWAR1, ALASEA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY CR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATEt
r. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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Travelers Supplies
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Brown & Hawkins .
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“Quality First”