The
Hardman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward I
\Ve have received from the FEDERAL
RESERVE BANK of San Francisco, our shipment
of FIRST. SECOND and THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CON VERTED !'• per cent PERMANENT
COl'PON BONDS. Those holding our receipt for
TEMPORARY BONDS of the above issues, will
kindly call and receive their permanent bonds.
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M E M B E R
VED E UAL RES I ] R V E SYSTEM
HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Pr*p
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FIRE INSURANCE
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
* LIBERTY THEATRE ”
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the si perb work or wzimo
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The Home of
HARTSCHAFFNER&
MARX CLOTHES.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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SYLVIAS
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE-CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adam**
SYLVIAS
Indy's expnsa meets all trams and
• -Cramer*. Phone 113.
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PKl IT ( ANMMi season is here.
| tiet your Kerr pint and quart jars at
J. 1.. (iraet 'a. Jylicit I.
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LOST— hark bronze Shrine pin.
shaped like a pyramid. Keturn to His.
| norths.
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First rap at H. 1. L Read Frye
BruhnX ad on Page *5 in today’s Gate
w ay.
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! \IMKS S\\ EATER FOl NM
I A holy’s sweater has been found and
turned into the office of the Gateway
whe11* the owner can have same by
identifying.
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SIKAMER NORTH TOMORROW
Steamer Xorthwcstern is .schedul
'd t«» sail north from Seattle leaving
tomoi row forenoon.
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LEO IS GOING OFT
Leo Mai gules leaves on the Admir
al Evans today for the states, going
first to Seattle, then to Vancouver,
B. 0. and from there to California.
Mr. Margnles has leased his business
property here to E. L. Whittemore,
former partner, for three years. Mr.
Margules has been one of the live
wires of Seward and his departure is
regretted by a host of friends.
CALL
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BORGEN’S
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
TOO IATE?
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On January I irst, A. It. 1920. you promised you rsell a
year of advancement. May lie you lormcd some definite
resolutions.
Six months have passed - - six months ol preparation lot
harvest. What a crop of results will your past six months
bring?
l or exampie, have you at la*t started to handle your
money scientifically hy opening up a check account?
No, it is^not TOO LA I K.
Start now, in July rather than August or a later month,
and see what a dilfereuce i* attained hy the end ot the »
next six months!
Our hank is open to you every htiviness day, walk right in
and make the start.
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BANK Of SEWARD
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•• YOl'H I IN \M I \L STKW ARP.”
At tht* Sign of
Ye Jolly littlo Tailor.
•why not have your
W I N T E R TAIL 0 R I N G
DON E N 0 W ?
I X TIIE FIRST PLACE THERE IS A
MONETARY ADVANTAGE — BECAUSE
-THE SUPPLY OF REALLY GOOD
WOOLENS IS FALLING SHORT OF THE
DEMAND. AND THE AUTUMN SEASON’S
BUSINESS ALREADY PROMISES TO BE
THE LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE
TAILORING INDUSTRY.
-OUR C ELEBRATED WHOLESALE
MERCHANT TAILORS
HAVE SENT US A WONDERFUL
LINE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WOOLENS, TOGETHER WITH AUTHOR
ITATIVE DESIGNS OF FASHIONABLE
MODELS FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER.
THESE SHOULD FURTHER EMPHASIZE
THE ADVANTAGE OF MAKING SELECT
IONS -NOW. EVEN IF YOU DO NOT
WISH DELIVERY UNTIL MUCH LATER.
$10. OR LESS
$00. OR LESS
$
Clothes that invite the Question
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HOUSEHOLD and BUILDERS \
HARD W A R E >
FURNITURE, CARPETS, RUGSj
and B E DOING. S
THERE IS A LEATHER
\y () RKING L0 V E OR MITT
FOR EVERY TASK.
SEE OUR W 1 N I) 0 W D IS P L A Y
CLOTHING I) E PA RTM ENT.
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