The
Hardman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
We have received from the FEDERAL
RESERVE BANK of San Francisco, our shipment
of FIRST, SECOND and THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CONVERTED l'« per cent PERMANENT
COUPON BONDS. Those holding our receipt for
TEMPORARY BONDS of the above issues, will
kindly call and receive their permanent bonds.
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MEMU E K
FEDERAL R E$ E RV E S Y S T E M
HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
H. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
44 LIBERTY THEATRE "
C l K R K N T EVENTS
I* A R A M O l* N T FEATl'RK Co.
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II O R O T H Y C. I S 11
“ B O O T S ”
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD COM
EDY DRAMA. Cl* TO DATE
THEME. DEALING WITH BOLSHE
VISM. IN REELS.
A ML'TCAL 1—REEL COMEDY
- HER HER O -
ON “ T H 1 R s D \ Y - NIGHT
JCLY. 22nd.. The Anchorage and
Senard Twins “HELEN and MARY
“JACK and BILL” Inxite all the child
ren of Seward to see “BOOTS * at this
Theatre. “ THCRSDAY ” Night Only.
URBACH says:
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The Home of
; HARTSCHAFFNER&
MARX CLOTHES.
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JOB PRINTING
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GATEWAY
SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE -FRAMING
INDIAN BASKFTl'S
Telephone, Adam* 128.
SYLVIA’S
Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
I Ol M>— Small boat, liuj’r T. kinR.
Jy2l.
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Bids will bo received for grading
on Second Avenue and building of
sidewalks in Federal addition, of Sew
ard, Alaska, until f» o’clock P. M., on
Monday, July 26th. 11)20, at Room 10,
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Cleneial office building, Seward, Alas- 1
ka. Proposals may be procured at J
Room lft. of said building. Jy. 26.
W VTSON SAILS SOI THBOl’ND
Steamer Admiral Watson arrived
early this morning from the westward,
went to the San Juan dock and loaded >
fish, then to the Seward dock sailing
south at 9 o’clock. The Watson
brought the following passengers to
Seward; Dr. I. Franke, W. E. Lee and
wife, I)r. W. Rystrom, Mrs. J. B. Lar
son. Ray Larson, S. L. Colwell; H. A.
Hummell, Mrs. R. Henderson, F. Ha
akenson and wife, Jim Powell, Char
les Ballard, Ed. Miller, Pat Glynn, W. .
G. Thompson, Charles Isaacs, G. E.
Krauter and two steerage.
From Seward the following went
south: for* Seattle Robert Solger, L.
Uedner, Alma Hill, Nine Richards,
Elsie N. Schieke, Edith S. Ramsey
and C. E. Clinton. For Cordova— F.
E. Walker.
CALL
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BORGEN’S
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
100 LATE?
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On January First, A. I). 1920, you promised yourself a
year of advancement. Maybe you formed some definite
lesolutions.
Six months have passed - - six months of preparation for
harvest. What a crop of results will your past six months
brinj;'.’
For example, have you at last started to handle your
money scientifically by opening up a check account?
No, it is not TOO LATR.
Start now, in July rather than August or a later month,
and see *hat a difference is attained by the end of the
next six months!
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Our bank is open to you every business day. walk right in
and make the start.
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BANK Of SEWARD
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“VOl’K FINANCIAL STEWARD.”
The Best Underwear
For all Weather
|N THESE DAY’S WERE OFTEN ASKED
“SHOW ME THE BEST UNDERWEAR YOU HAVE”.
WE BELIEVE THAT WE HAVE THE BEST UN
DERWEAR THATS MADE. THE HATCH ONE BUT
TON UNION SUIT. AN UNDERWEAR MANUFACT
URED BY AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE, AND
GUARANTEED BY THEM AND US TO THE LAST
THREAD.
COME IN AT YOUR CONVENIENCE AND SEE
THE LINE. SEVERAL DIFFERENT WEIGHTS
AND COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM.
$3.00
$3.50
$4.50
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BOY’S AT $2.50
$6.00
$6.50
$7.50
RAINCOATS — RUBBER COATS and SL ICKERS. U. S. RUBBER FOOTWEAR.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
New Perfection Oil Ranges.
Galvanized buckets and tubs.
Guernsey Sanitary Brown Oven ware.
PAINTS — VARNISHES — OILS
Tar paper — Doors — Windows
MIND 0M GLASS
GASOLINE
GROCERY Department
Armours Star Summer Sau
sage. Premium Boiled Hams
Tru- Blu Cakes - Biscuits
and Grahams.
Ripe Green and Stuffed
OLIVES
Heinz Pickles.
three telephones
BROWN & HAWKINS
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