DO YOU KNOW
THAT
The
I Harriman National Bank
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of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SA FE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
Where you can keep your LIBER! A BONDS
and other Valuables
AT
$5.00 per YEAR?
We shall he pleased to have you inspect
this feature of- our
BANKING fACUITIES
♦
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
•• LIBERTY THEATRE "
Wednesday & Thursday
_8 —I*. M.
JESSIE L. LASKY
PRESENTS
WALLACE REID.
IN A ROOTEN TOOTEN
FIVE PART WESTERN
DRAMA. WITH A PI NCH
AND A KICK From START
TO FINISH
“ R1MROCK JONES'*
Vlso a two re*l Mark Sen
net t. COMEDY With BEN
Tl'RPIN CHARI ?E LYNN
and POLLY MORAN IN
“SACCY MADELINE "
LOST— Open lace Waltham watch
on (rail to Marathon mountain. Return
to \lev A. Roll- cable office. Liberal
reward. J.2.
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Steamer Admrial Watson* which
-aile ! from Seattle on Juno —*‘tr*l* ar
rived in port shortly hefoie 10 o'
clock lu?*t night bringing 25 passeng
er.** for Seward* also 50 tons ol
freight. The steamer sailed for An
chorage and Kodiak at 1 o’clock this
morning.
I*as>enger> arriving on the Admiral
Watson for Seward were F. T. Me*
(Juire and wife* J. S. Dillon* C. W.
Fleming* Mrs. Marian Fleming* *T. L.
O’Connor. T (Jordon* Omar J. (Juinn*
Kl'HHKK and LKATHKK
HOOTS and SHOKS
The Store With a Conscience.
URBACH’S
Annoucing The First Showing Of
KNOX SOMMER HATS
WHEN YOUR GREAT GRAND
FATHER WAS A YOUNG CHAP,
K N 0 X WAS EVEN THEN SET
TING THE HAT STYLES IN AMER
ICA — AS EARLY AS 1837, TO BE
EXACT — AND TO-DAY KNOX
STILL SETS THE PACE IN HATS.
WE MOST CORDIALLY INVITE
YOU TO THE FIRST SHOWING OF
THE NEW 1911) SUMMER MODELS.
WE THINK, IN FACT WE KNOW
THAT THEY ARE THE FINEST
HATS WE HAVE EVER SEEN.
HERE WE PICTURE
THE KNOX “MAURY”
A STYLE THAT IS FETCHINGLY BECOMING To
MOST MEN - THREE SHADES - SEAL BROWN,
ARTICHOKE and BLACK.
-KNOX HATS
\
ARE HATS OF Q U A LIT Y.
1* R I C E - $8. 00
BROWN & HAWKINS
"QUALITY FIRST"
i SUMMER UNDERWEAR
»
B. V. I). and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each -
Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $6.00 each
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I
Elorsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable
Quality Considered
COTTER’S
mi: 1*1.ACK WHKKK MKN OliTFIl
C. L. Swift- Con Higgs and 15 steer
ago.
For Anchorage the Watson had the
following passengers: l*. H. McCuc
Ruby DeCraff- Stanley Tull- Steve
Nichols, lien Sardin- Maud Manby
John Sultan- H. Wilcox- 1*. C. Korth
and'wife- Una Korth- Clyde Korth
(Radys Korth- Ralph Korth- Ray
Korth- K. F. Hauer and wife- Jam*
Austin, Anton Anderson and six steer
age.
The round trip passengers were
principally from eastern states.
Passengers leaving on the Admiral
Watson were; for Kodiak— Dr. If. A.
Hlyth- Walter H. Hisel- R. H. Heck;
for Anchorage— Ole Odeen- Aldoren
Carlson- -I. L. Starr. M. A. McCregor
Tom Millett, V. Toeler and two steer
age; for Port (irahani— H. A. Web
| ster.
WK.VTIllCU ItEI-OUT
The following is the weather re
port for the *21 hours ending at 7 o .
•clock this morning:
Seward (»8. Raining- Calm. <
Chickaloon 55. Cloudy- Calm.
Matanuska 60- Cloudy. Calm.
Was ilia 58- Cloudy- Calm.
Anchorage 54- Raining- Calm.
A
PROF. GKORGESON GOING
TO KODIAK ON THE WATSON 1
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Prof. C. C. Oorgoson. of the gov*
ernment experimental stations in
Alaska- is aboard the steamer Admir- j
al Watson on his way fro Kodiak. Prof. !
Oorgeson is from Sitka and experts*!
to be at Kodiak possible for the next
two months. i
COUNCIL MKETS TONIGHT
4
The City Council will meet tonighc
at S o’clock in the fire hall to transact
regular business.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
FOUR PER CENT INTEREST
FIREJNSURMCE
S. O. MORFORD
Slice ea*or to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Crider Bldg. • SEWAIlD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWA3RE>
1 WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
rates by day or week
H. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. V/. A. McNEILEY. Ptop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
Andy's express meets all trains and
learners. Phone 143.
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R E M E M B E R "
* t
.. home cooked food sale ..
.July "ill.
Held in (he Burley building* north
of the Hotel Sexton. Everything for
the Fourth’s dinner, pics* rakes, cook
ies* salads, roast meats* baked bean*
spaghetti (Spanish syle) and lots oi
other good things to eat.
There wfll he a booth of articlf^
hand made- as well as house aprons
and fancy aprons, children's dresses
etc.
All made by the Ladies of the Aid
Society and on Sale Thursday after
noon. July -*lrd.
M. E. CHURCH Benefit.
-*
MASONS NOTICE
Stated communication of Seward
Lodge No 211) F. & A. M. will lie held
Wed.* July 2nd. work 2nd Degree.
Jv2 Hugh Dougherty, W.M.
, -*
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GATEWA /
SPECIALS®
■'1 ^
ON BOX CANDY
HASS JOHNSTONS
HOEFI.ERS
•
NATURAL Cigarettes 10s 7 for $1. 00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 7 BAGS
, For $1.00
THE ALASKA SHOP
! SFAVARD \l TO SI PPLY SERVICE
_
J ELLSWORTH
T. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT.
Phone Night Phone Day
Madsn 61. Adams #7.
PEARL 'Oil, $1.50 CAN.
BROW N & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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DR . WILSON
Will be leaving seion. Have your eyes
examined at once.
ROOM — 2—
Ellsworth Building.
SYLVIA'S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S