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oT Alaska at Seward
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- LIBERTY THEATRE ”
(TONIGHT)
‘ 8 P. M.
TRIANGLE Presents—
DOROTHY DALTON
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“LOVE ME”
The star who is all dimples
and sunshine. It’s A Bear.
Included in this cast is our
famous Jack Holt ot \ aldez.
who is known by all the boys
in this neck of the'woods.
He is Some Star. Don’t Miss
Seeing this Alaska Boy with
Dorothv Dalton Tonight.
Also 2 REELS of HAWAII
Admission 15c and 35c
LICENSE k
Automobile tor Hire
SEWARD AI’TO SERVICE
ElUworth* Prop.
Phone Day Phone Night
Adam* 87 Madnn 84
1>K . WILSON
Will he leaving noon. Have vour eye
examined at once.
ROOM —2—
KJUworth Building.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
SPECIALIST
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M E N S
W EAR
URBACHS
MISSING
A TREAT
The song service by the choir oi
the Methodist church is one of tb«*
good things ot the town that man\
people are missing. Last evening the,
choir was assisted by Mr. Kngberg
w ho also rendered the solo- “Save Me
O God” in a me finer that would have
been a credit to any of the largest
churches in the States.
Rev. Cook read a part of the 18th
chapter of Mathew and took for his
subject- “Life and Its Relation to
Little Things ” using the words found
in the 1 Ith verse of the 18th chapter
of Matthew: “Even so it is not ttv*
will of your Father who is in heaven,
that one of these little ones should
perish.”
“Most* of the people. I believe-’ ;
'aid Rev. Cook, “desire to be of se»*(
vice in the world- but at the same time
FISHERMEN.
Trade ’ ere
Save Money
“JOHNSON’S BE ST OIL
PANTS and COATS $2.75
OIL APRONS - OIL SLEEVES
EACH — $5.50 A SUIT.
CANVAS GLOVES FISHERMEN’S
MITTS - KNEE BOOTS - HIP
BOOTS THY BOOTS - WHITE HI
PRESS BOOTS.
HALIBUT GEAR
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ QUALITY FIRST ”
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Andy's express meets all trains am)
steamers. Phone 143.
something new
IN
WASHING
MACHINES
J. L. GRAEF
many seem to long to <lo some of tie*
great things* things that will he count*'
ed great among men and Apoken of
as great achievements* and in waiting
for the chance to make such a mark
in the world the little things are ne-'
glccted.”
Rev. Cook called to mind a numbed
of the little things that have lead un
expectedly to matters of the greatest
importance,” such as the discovery
law of gravitation growing out of tlv*
observation of the falling apple* the
practical application of electricity
from the flying of a kite* the discov
ery of the art of printing by a man
who was socking to do something to
amuse and instruct little children.
“Jesus”* said Rev? Cook* “always
had time for the little children even
though his followers would be inclined
to push them aside that they might
not trouble the Master.”
"So the tongue also is a little men>
her* and boasteth great things. And
the tongue is a fire; the world of in
quit y among our members is the ton
gue* which defileth the whole body*
and setteth on fire the wheel of na
ture. and is set on fire by hell.” quot
ed Rev. Cook, and called attention to
the trouble in communities that is
caused by the clacking of evil tongues.
"It is the little deeds of kindness’
said Rev. Cook* “and pleasant cheer
ful words* happy smiling faces and
kindly greetings that loom large
among the helpful things in this
world.”
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ISEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
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A* I). I.ongmore and family, who
i arrived on the Northwestern from
| Cordova and registered at the Hot*»I
: Seward, left yesterday morning on
their way to Anchorage overland.
W. Kelly from Mile 40 came in last
night and «s registered at the Hotel
Overland. . ^
The train from the north end of the
division arrived at 1 o’clock fhis morn
ing. A delay was occassioned by th»
connection with the train from the An*
chorage branch. .
Robert Michael son* from • Mills
Creek, came in on the train anti is re
gjaitared at the Hotel Sexton.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
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B. V. D. and Sealpax
| $1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Liffht Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $6.00 each
Florsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable,
Quality Considered
COTTERS
THE PEACE WHERE MEN OFTEN
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Miss Roth. Miss Peterson, .Oswald
Olson anti Charles Rirkland are regis
tered at the Hotel Overland having sir
rived yesterday on a fishing boat from ,
Sawmill Ray.
W. IFarmer* from Mile 52* is re*
gist* red at'the Sexton. Mr. Farmer,
goes south on the Alaska and will
meet his brother in Voattle. I*rem
Seattle the two will lake an auto and
travel to Norfolk* Va.- to visit rela j
tives.
Mrs. John Renner came in on the i
train after a visit with her sop at Can- |
von Creek. Mrs. Renner is registered
at the Hotel Sexton.
William Kaiser is registered at th*»
Hotel Sexton having come in from the j
lower Kenai Lake section on the train, j
Miners Brewster* Me Alpine* Stad- j
'«*r and Fredericks are prospecting
t »*ound the hills at Mile 34 and meet
ing with good succesi according to ar- •
rivals on the train from out the line.
Steamer Alaska should have sailed
from Juneau early this morning for
Skagway and leave the later port dur;
ing the day for Cordova on the way to
Seward.
Six days mail for Seward should
he aboard the Alaska which sailed
front Seattle last Thursday afternoon
and one days mail on the Admiral
Watson which sailed from Seattle last
Friday afternoon. . |
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Victory Bonds
Of
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THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
Have now arrived and are ready for distribution
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BANK Or S WARD
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Four per cent Paid on Savings.
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
P
FIRE INSURANCE
S. o. MORFORD
•necMor to
< JOE CAMPBELL
2b4 FU*i f«a P*4«r life_SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL, SEWARD.
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES !Y BAY OR WEM WELL LICHTED AND HEATED
N. A. HORNER, Nm«fr j; ; MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
‘w • i »•«dr*'-vM** * •• • • '
FREDERICK BROADWELL
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DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
. Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
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TRUITT IS NASfED
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According to a (trices reaching here-;
.lames S. Truitt- a well known attor-]
ney of Anchorage- has been named as- ]
sistant UuKed States Attorney.' suc
ceeding Jermiah Murphy, recently ap. \
pointed attorney general of Alaaka.
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WANTED— Two marine engineers
for ateamer Bergen. Mast Ifave on Ad
miral Wataon for Kodiak- See Wayne
Blue. W».
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GENERAL MACHINE SHOP ’ *
Repairs by an Expart
. Gas Engines. .Automobiles.
WILLIAM BAZANT
SEWARU. ALASKA. *
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ALASKA SHOP
(Formerly HotteTo) * v - .....
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ICE CREAM SODAS AND SOFT PRINK?
KODIAK SUPPLIES CANDIES ’
PHONOGRAPHS HASS « Rtf NT E
TOILET ARTICLES HOEFLBRS JOHNOTON.S
ALASKA SOUVEN IR POST CARDS
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DEVELOPING. PRINTING. ENLARGING
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
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All “Statements of Personal Pro*
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| perty for Taxation” in Seward should
j be made to the undersigned. Assessor
j for the Ttfwn of Seward not later than
: July 26th.
If not so made all such persona*
j property must be Assessed by the As*
i sessor.
Wm. H. Whittlesey.
Jy 23. Assessor.
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