The
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Harriman National Bank
,OF AI*ASKA, AT SEWARD
BOND
,. OF THE
“J UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAD
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand, A Few OTHER BONDS 01'
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also.
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and ,
t THRIFT STAMPS
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PATTED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
MAIL CONTRACT
GIVEN RAILROAD
The Alaskan Engineering Commiss
ion has been awarded the contract to
carry mad between Seward and Wa
silla from the time navigation closes
on t ook Inlet until the opening. J.A.
Slew art hu» secured the contract
carry mail from Wo*ilia to the Idita
r*ki or as the winter route is .know n
-the Wasilla-Klat city” route. *
The railroad will handle mail on the
same scliedue as lias been done bv“
other carriers \\ ith dog teams.
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday & Thursday
Latest -Hearst Pathe New®
William K. Fox, Presents
THE KING OF SMILES.
“GEORGE WALSH”
—IN—
“TH E-BOOK -AGENT”
An Extra Good (5) Part
Comedy Drama. Big Hit.
Also a (1) Reel Comedy.
\lnsic By Mrs .\.H. McNffi.
STRIKERS IN
CLASH WITH
THE CAVALRY
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MONTEVIDEO, Aug., 14— Killed
thousand strikers assembled las',
r.tght and delivered fiery speed it*. •
against the government. Cavaliy at
tempted to disperse the gatherings
The strikei* were fired upon by th.
cavalry and the rioters returned it.
i‘he casualties are not estimated.
Strikers are reported spreading
throughout the Republic, the men (If
unending higher wages.
WEATHER FORECAST
The weather forecast for tonigh1.
and tomorrow is unsettled, increasing
winds and warmer.
fish quotations
SEATTLE, Aug., 14 — Fish quota
(ions at noon today were as follows
ila ibut, thirteen and one-half cents
sable, seven and one-half ents.
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NOTICE
Special Communication Sewim
Lodge No. -1!* F. w A. M. Wwjfte
day night Aug. 14th 8 1\M. New Hall
Visiting Masons welcome. Work M
M. degree.
Leon Urbach,
Master.
What is Your idea
Of a Bank?
The following is our idea of what a
Wank ought to be and what this bank’s
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest. We seek only the legiti* ?
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
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discourage small accounts, nor so small ,
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
ought to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with sound
banking.
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ODD FELLOWS ! ■
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1 NexU* Saturday night the Odd Foll
ow* \v*ii lonuaily open thoir new aa!!^
! u tiie ^wblu* with a dance and basket
social.1 According La the arrangement
noW b iii;; made, there will be a dance
i’oi* the early part of the evening and
about 1*1 a’iO o’clock baskets will be
; spread out by the ladies and u genn
hne in-door picnic will be enjoyed.
Ladies are miiuvWd to bring bas
i ket lunches for two and some over
fur there might be mprt* men than
ladies and the extra men must be pro*
vtiled for. < . 1
The ladies of the Catholic Church*
are going to give a garden party at
I Corcoran’s park next Kriday evening.
1 Aug., 16th., weather permitting.
There will be “good eats” good mus
[ -ic, pretty girls, Chinese lanterns and
' Lie fortune telling booth where the
famous Kgyptian queen, Izamar, will
tell one everything from the cradle to
the grave.
Corcoran’* park is said to be the
best of its kind in Alaska and is at
’.he rear of the Catholic church.
! AUTO OWNERS
| MUST PLUNGLE
! OF MORE CASH
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i WASHINGTON, Aug. 14. — IV
j House Ways and Means Committee
j :us agreed to an automobile tax of
rom <»*U to $60 on alt machines vai
ner up to $b,000 retail value, and two
i . entj» a gallon on gasoline, and $*> per
j year tax on motorcycles.
CAULK CUT TODAY
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The military cable between Seattle
and Seward was cut in Puget Sound
his morning and pres$ and commer
j .-,ial matter, with the exception oi
j .light letteis is being sent by radio.
1 The cable will be Spliced again to
night for night business and cut
again in the morning and remain so
.mtil all work has been done on the
| southern end which will probdbly be
; by tomorrow night. The Burnside
| will then come north to a point near
j Sitka and the cable cut again to per
mit of about 20 miles of new cable be
1 ng spliced in. 1 hi}-, latter feat will
I >e accomplished next week sometime.
The cable is working today to the in
i' tolior and Southeastern Alaska.
. ires to thank ail
those v. no anted him during the re
| cent it mess ot his wile.
W.E. Brainerd and wife, formerly
in the composing room of the Gate
way but for the past three months at
i Gorelova, are on tiio move again ana
| have located in Juneau, for the time
! being, both being employed on E.C.
I Bussell's paper, the Dispatch.
Agent Wayne Blue has received ad
1 vices that the Pacific Steamship Co.
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i Do you expect to use any WALL
1 PAPER within the next year? If so,
limy it at PATH KK*S PA [NT STORE
within the next 10 days; ono-third off
• on all goods. We have not raised the
1 prices 50 per cent in eider to give
you thirty three and one-third per
‘cent off at this sale. Hut our pri *e<
; are the same ns last spring and you
j get the reduction from dieso price a.
1 Paint To cents per quait, $3.00 per
I ’.rallon. Cash only at this sale.
j rsE PSESH MILlV—— As a drink it
I ha* no equal- Sold everywhere.
i Seward Dairy. S6
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SCREEN DOORS — for sale at
►iivsiua & Noon. . tf
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The Moon cafe., is., open Night$.
W ashington street. A20
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•TRUNKS AND
SUITCASES
. FOR SALE
ST
URBACH’S
The Stere With a
Ccnscience
pul in effect on the first of the inonili
an eight hour day for deck hands and
engine room crews on all Vessels.
Jack Moulton, well known here ami
for yea is representing the Seattle
Hardware Co, has entered the aviat
ion camp at San Diego, Cal.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society
will meet at the parsonage Thursday
afternoon at 2:20 o’clock.
The fishing boat Zap ora came in
during the night for supplies and left
out again this forenoon.
The weather at Glacier, according
to the railroad report, is cloudy and
calm.
Head the Gateway.
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
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B. V. D’s
Seal Pax
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Porosknit
Two Piece Suits
Union Suits
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COTTERS
I’hf l*fae** When* M<*n Out Ilf
Sev.\ii (! Alaska
NOTICE.
.
Notice is heit&y given that the
Hoard of Equalization of the Town of
Seward, will meet at the Town Hall,
(.etween the hours of 2 o'clock and 4
o’clock P.M. on the 13th, day of Aug.
1918, and w ill continue in session each
day thereafter to ami including Sat
i ttrriajr, August 17th, 1918, between
said hours.
(Signed) Julian H. Reed.
Municipal Clerk.
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The first Seward edition of the
| "Shaft Alley Gazette" is off "press ' |
! and is chock full of good things. The '
“Shaft Alley Gazette" is -the official
paper of the U.S.St Saturn.
According to one article in the pup;
or the citizens of Seward will scon he
given an opportunity of inspecting
the Saturn at close quarters. Under J
the caption of “Warning” the article
| 'ays:
j “After we get our, good ship all
- painted and spruced up, permission
! will be granted to have our friends
j come aboard and give the U.S.$. Sat*
• urn the once over,'
The editor of the "Gazette,” Baby
Griffiths, calls the weather in Seward
‘epileptic Alaska attacks.” The issue
| is profusely illustrated.
i James Wiekersham has been at
! Vome and St. Mieheal and is now on
• his way up the Yukon for Fairbanks,
j This is arer»j dir.£ to information re
ceived here.
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FOR SALE — CARIN’, Cost $n00,:
| *75, See McIntosh, Fairbanks ITotel.tf
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Best lino of c|gars in the city; aii
kinds of smoking tobacco; also the
chows that men like.
Auii AT HETTEL’S
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Boys Dutches! Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special valud. Br Avn o>: Ilawkiis..
“Quality First.”4
SEXTON ANh
Til WAITES
Ciffprs and
Sodas. Ko (;vain, Candy
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( ociir ercjal Photography
Huy your shoes here th.ii; week and
su\e 10 per cent.
Brown <& Hawkins
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Evinrucie engines at J. L. Gra*!*'*. if
Economy self-sealing fruits Jars
at Brown Hawkins. tf.
keaFthe GATEWAY.
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S. O. MORFOED
Succwnor to
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JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Finer Van Gilder 2idg. SEWARD, ALASKA
:HOTEL SEWARD
j WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
tiATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
.1. A. HORNER, Manager . MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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Burnham’s Lines- Mustad Hooks-Skale Covers.
“Johnson’s Best” Oil Pants-Jackets-Sleeves and
Aprons. Rubber Boots-Canvas Gloves-—Fishermen’s
Mitts.
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