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We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to safe
and conservative hanking,
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HOTEL, SEWARD
Rates $1 a day and up
,1 A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Pr.R
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Flanr Van Coder tide SEWARD. ALASKA
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ” |
W ednesday & Thursday .
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LATEST HEARS! NEWS
PATHE Weekly No. 18
THOMAS H. INI E
—PRESENTS—
E NID RE N N E T T
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“ T H E V A M P ”
Story By (’. (Jorden Sullivan
IN 5 Reels.
Also a One ReelPathe
Comedy, Harold Loyd, in
“The Non Stop Kid”
Ford Educational & Travel
“Meet Again "
8 REEL PROGRAM
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L, A T E S T S T Y l. E IN
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URBACH’S
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
•\ JOB PRINTING
1/'? AT THE
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE JTRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, AdutiM 128.
SYLVIA'S
Andy* exprrae meet* all trains «m»
steamer*. Phone 143.
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FOR SAI.K (heap— Extra Good In
strument. Yioion Olio Inq’r Gateway.
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THIRTY ON THE TRAIN
Thirty passengers for Seward left
Anchorage on the Gateway City limit
ed this morning according to advices
received by Agent Sweek. The Gain
is < xp«M*ted late this afternoon.
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EY VNS IN THE MORNING
The Admiral Evans will arrive in
port at 6 o’clock tomorrow on the way
south a coo i ding to advices received by
agent Wayne Rlue.
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WEATHER REPORT
SEWARD 62. Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 5t>, Pt. Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 56, Clear. Calm.
Wasilla 58, Clear, (’aim.
Talkeetna 65, Clear, Calm.
Guide reek 58, Clear, Calm.
Hurricane 55, Clear, Calm.
Summit 42, Clear, Calm.
Dai ns 45. Clear, Calm.
Healy 60. Clear, Calm.
Xenana 62, Clear, Calm.
Fairbanks 64, Clear, Calm.
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Word has been received at Dawson j
of tin* recent marriage of Miss Muriel
Coyt.ey, daughter of Weston Coyney,
pioneer Skagvvay and Dawson news
pape man, now editor and publisher
of Recourge*, a monthly magazine,
published at Prince Rupert.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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Up to and including June 15th, we will accept |
for conversion and exchange, WITHOUT |
CHARGE, temporary Liberty Ix>an Bonds |
of the following issues, for permanent 4 • Per- |
cent Ronds: |
1h1 Liberty Loan converted i per cent bonds, 1932 • 1917 s
1st Liberty Loan converted 4‘/* Per cent Bonds, 1932 • 191 < 2
1st Liberty Loan 2nd converted 4»« Per cent, 1932 • 1917 E
2nd Liberty Loan 4 Per cent Bonds, 1927 - 1942 E
2nd Liberty Loan converted 4*4 Per cent Bonds, 1927 • 1942 |
3rd Liberty Loun, 4*'i Per cent Bonds, 1928 =
till Liberty Loan, P« Bonds, 1933 • 1938 r
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Holders of any of the above bonds should =
therefore present the same before June loth. s
BANK Of S AARD |
4 Per cent PAID ON SAVINGS |
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT j
FURNITURE
DEPARTM NT
CARPETS — RUGS — INLAID and
PRINTED LINOLEUMS.
PILLOWS — QUILTS — BLANKETS —
COMFORTERS and BEDDING.
HOMES COMPLETELY
FURNISHED
BABY CARRIAGES - COASTER WAGONS
The many necessary articles that go into the
making of a home can be found in this depart
ment.
We will be glad to have you pay us a visit.
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GfiL&fiEAI# There is only one grodtof
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Floor-Covering
Seal, shown above.
Wonderfully beautiful and very durable. Every inch backed
bv the Cold-Seal Guarantee of absolute satisfaction or
vour money back. We have a splendid line of patierns m
this popular sanitary floor-covering. The most durable
and economical printed covering for kitchens, bathrooms,
halls, etc., or wherever else you wish to cover the enure
floor. Bring your measurements with you.
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Dayton — Buckingham & Hecht and Chippewa Heavy Work Shoes for Men.
Duxbak Khaki Outing Clothing —Dux bak Khaki Hats for Men and Women.
Rubber Boots — Oil Clothing — Raincoats and Slickers.
WARDROBE and STEAMER TRUNKS
LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS and SUITCASES—
Light weight Summer Shirts — Men’s Light and Medium weight underwear.
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Tru-Blu Cakes and Crackers.
Heinz Jellies, Jams and Pickles.
FOLGER’S COFFEE
Fisher’s Flour — Breakfast Foods
“SPECIALS”
Manchurian Beans.8 l-3c lb.j
Imperial Bayo Beans.8 l-3c lb.
Libby’s Canned Milk.$6.75 case.
Alpine Canned Milk.$8.75 ( ase.j
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Fishing Rods — Reels — Fish Hooks
Trout lines — Baskets
BASE BALL BATS
Base Balls and Gloves.
Tennis Rackets — Tennis Balls
HALIBUT GEAR
S BROWN & HAWKINS
SHOW YOU “Quality First”
SEWARD and. ANCHORAGE