DO YOU KNOW
’ THAT
The
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Harrunan National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
...SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
Where you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
and other Valuables
AT
$5.00 per YEAR?
We shall be pleased to have you inspect
this feature of* our
BANKING fACUITIES
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
IJBERTY THEATRE ”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
PATHE TRAVEL IN
JAPAN, Fishing Scenes etc.
TRIANGLE
Presents LOUIS GLAUM.
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* GOLDEN RULE KATE ”
This is one of the greatest
ind liveliest feature we have
had for sometime. With
lots of pep. It is a Rootin
Toot in Son of a Gun from
Arizona. Western Drama
from start to finish. Starts
with a slam and ends with a
bang. In five parti.
Also A Triangle Comedy
Admission • I5c and 35c
LICENSE
Aatowohil* for Hire
SEWARD AUTO SERVICE
MUworth. Prop.
Phoae Day Phone Night
Ada«a S* M*d»n 64
UK . WILSON
I an leaving Saturday for the West
ward oo Admiral Wutooo.
ROOM —2—
Hlsworth Budding.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
TRUNKS
AND
SUIT
CASES
URBACH’S
WANTED— to rent- A typewriter,
preferably an I’nderwood. Sylvia*. J29
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SCHOOL TAX SOW DUE
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An annual Tax of $5.00 is imposed
and levied upon each male person i)
the Territory of Alaska- except sol
diers- sailors in the U. S. Navy or Rev
enue Cutter Service, over the age of 21
years and under the a^e of 50 years.
“Any person who shall fail-neglect
or refuse to pay his tax shall be pun
ished by a fine of not more than $25,00
or bv imprisonment in the Federal
Jail not to exceed one month.”
F. B. Wood the Tax Collector for
this district will be at the U. S. Com
missioner’s Office- under the Bank of
Seward every evening this week be
tween the hours of 5 P. M. and 7 P. M.
for the purpose of receiving said tax
from any who have not paid same.
Jy $1.
BOY’S
SUITS
School will be starting again
in a few weeks - Let the Boy
begin the new term with an
IRON-CLAD SUIT.
— Good Serviceable suits in
Cheviots and Mixtures $11.*
50 & $12.50 • Some with two
pair of pants.
Boys Hats — Caps — Shoes.
Shirts * Blouses . Stockings.
New line of Boys Jerseys
just received.
BROWN & HAWKINS
- QUALITY FIRST ”
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K'\. ■'
Andy’s express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
SOMETHING NEW
IN
WASHING
MACHINES
J. L. GRAEF ?
A Y'~
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
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\
•; United States Marshal Brenneman
passed through Seward Saturday on
the Admiral Watson bound for An
chorage.
Dr. Bomig and dnughter Klizabetfi
left via the railroad yesterday for a
trip to Anchorage.
Manager M. A. Horner, of the Hotel
Seward* left yesterday for a couple or*
weeks vacation on the upper lake.
It was warm yesterday in Seward.
Out the line the thermometer register
ed 84 in the shade.
J. F. Case and H. P. Salisbury came
in on Sunday’s train from Moose Pass
which arrived this morning. Both
gentlemen are registered at the Hotel
Sexton.
George Sexton* of the Hotel Sexton,
and Bev. G. J. Zinn left yesterday for
a week's trip on the lower lake.
Jack Lean and Bill Kaiser* who
have been in Seward for the past cou
ple of weeks, left yesterday for the
lower lake.
Anton Anderson- from Anchorage
is registered at the Sexton having ar
rived overland on the train.
Frank Rovcraft is in from out the
line and registered at the Hotel Over
land.
The trout are biting on Trail Creek
two large baskets having been filled
yesterday by a party- and at that the
fish did not begin to bite until 3 o'
clock. Those in the party were Erich
Lucas and wife- Leon Urbach and wife
Mrs. Friend and children- Jane McNal
ly- Vida Rich Emily Rorgen and Hugh
Fouch. Through the kindness of Judge
George T. Harlow- the party spent the
greater part of the night at Mile 26
waiting for the Seward “mirage” to
return from out the line.
J. A. Whitaker, is registered at the
Overland from the Matanuska .
E. S. Hewitt* the traveling man who
came in on the Admiral Watson and
registered at the Hotel Seward, left
overland yesterday for Anchorage.
Busby Lucas came in Trom Mile 4ft
Saturday night and returned io his
station last night.
Misa Nash went out to Mile 52 yes
terday to get a cldSMip of-the:glacigr.
J. F. Nash and R. J. Munro came
in Irani ljttlt 40 Saturday might and
a
MOVED!!!!
I
NOW NEXT TO
i ; BORGENJS
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Gpt a pressed steel ceiling
and lots of room, and a big
stock, and some new TIES, <
' and lots of SHOES and
SOCKS and Everything.
Come in and give it
a look and see
MANDY
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COTTER’S
NOW NEXT TO GUS
returned to their station last night on j
a speeder.
Miss Aldoren Carlson is now office
manager of the Gateway having sue*
; reeded Cornelia Cooper who leaves on
the Alameda for the states.
M. Grand, who hat a contract at ;
Mile 2f> has a large crew at rock I
’ work. .. .. j
Postmaster Root went out the line j
yesterday and returned, in time to
open the windows this morning.
Seward’s two auto delivery boys.,
Joe Bradshaw and Willie Neville, went;
out the line yesterday. They returned ,
on the train this morning just in time.
to crank up and go to work. But who
cares for sleep anyway when they j
I have the opportunity of riding on the j
government railroad? j
If Seward people see other* toaav
with welts or blotches on their faces*
don’t set excited, the said disfiifura*
tions are only the work of mosquitoe*
out the line. ^
Judfce .S. 0. Morford returned on
the morning’* train after a week* bus*
iness trip around Moose Pas* and else*
where
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SOLDIERS SAILORS and MARINES |
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All men who wore the uniforqivof j
the United States, either as- enlisted j
men or as men coming under the pro*
visions of the Selective Service Reel*' j
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GENERAL REPAIRING aad ACETYLENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
W*. BAZANT.
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SPECIALTY-GAS ENGINES.
ALASKA SHOP
(F«r««rl? HettcJ'i)
ICE CREAM SODAS AND SOFT DRINKS
KODIAK SUPPLIES CANDIES
PMONOCRAPHS HASS BUNTE
TOILET ARTICLES HOEELER9 JOHNSTONS
ALASKA SOUVEN IR POST CARDS t
DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
OF
THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
Have now arrived and are ready for distribution
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BANK Of S WARD
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— Safe Deposit Boxes to Rent.
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Four per cent Paid on Savings.
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
flucccMor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2a4 FU*r Via G*<4er BI4t SEWARD. ALASKA
' WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES IT MY OR WEEK
n. A. BORDER, Ni«4er
WELL LIGHTED AND MEATO
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prtf
FREDERICK BROADWELL
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'** DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
’ations, are requested to meet on Wed
nesday evening July 30th. at eight o’
clock P. M. at the little Arctic Broth
erhood Hall, for the purpose of taking
action as to the formation of a local
organization to be affiliated with the
American Legion.
William L. Mooney,
Captain/ U. S. Signal Regerve Corps
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATKWA /
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Hay Making Implement#’ Graef#.
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FOR SALE— Dining Chair#* Graef#.
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefa.
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Fly Swatters and Fly Paper at J.
L. Graef.
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STATIONERY
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