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MOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
M. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W A. McNEILEY, Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G!|der Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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- LIBERTY THEATRE "
MONDAY' & TUESDAY
— 8 P. M.
LATEST HEARST NEYVS
PATHE WEEKLY 95
ESSANAY FEATURE CO.
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“O N
T R I A L”
A SPECIAL 7 REEL FEA
TURE FROM THE FAM
OUS COHAN & HARRIS
STAGE HIT.
A STRONG DRAMA
8 REEL PROGRAM
\nd> « **\pi«*»%* ni«*ela all trains and
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Herring lish bait tor sale at Hali
but ( ove. price three cents a pound.
>116.
WATSON FROM
SOUTH WITH
MANY ABOARD
With M4 passengers aboard lor
Seward and l'*0 tons of freight, th* ,
steamer Admiral Watson, (.'apt. '
Glasscock, arrived in port at 7 o'cl s k
th»s morning from the south.
The following are the passing* i>
al>oard the Watson for Seward:
Robert R. Gunn. J. F. Cunningham.
Mrs. J. K. Cunningham. Hobart l*.
Beckncr, X. I.. Karle, B. M. Sexton.
Clarence Saylor. C. Valenski, S. Mil
lor, C. J. Strauss, Vic Lucanocic, Mr>.
Maxie Lucanovic. Gust Uotilla, Mr -.
Gust Uotilla, Mm. K. Kinsella. I,. H.
Robbins, Benj O. I,arson, Miss Ruby
PeGiaf. Sam Ankeny. .1. A. Hadlund,
W. M. Gategan, F. K. Sharpe. Robert
Johnson. H. A. Miller, L. F. Xash,
Tom CaUely, Joe Vitas, H. McPh*o,
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SYLVIA’S
(IGA RS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDI \N R VSKKTS
IVIrphnn**, Adams I2H
SYLVIA'S
A. H. Cleveland, M (’arisen. Waites
Stiema. Frank Suomi. A. Olson, and
\V. Carson.
Passengers sailing for the .ve>t
ward on the Admiral Watson, from
Seward, were: Arthur H. Miller, Ed.
Mirhaelson, C. W. Dietzel and Ed. :
Williamson for Kodiak* R. 0. Albrit
ton. W. C. Hunt, William Murray. M
I arson. Ed Erickson, Mrs. S. L. Col
well . Ed. Miller and seven steerage
The Watson will got away late this
:Tt»*rnoon or evening it all depending
ipon the weather. Capt. Glasscock i
iyvs not want to go out in the snow j
>toim and anchor, hut rather remnin j
at the dork in Seward.
Mucking the ice all day yesterday,
the Admiral Watson finally forced
h*r way through the ice and reached
l '<>rt I iscum then Valdez. Capt. Glass- j
e*»ck just kept his good ship backing j
and then going ahead until he brokv
the ico and made his way through
tie pack to the t* o frozen in port-;
on Prince Williams Sound.
LOST— \ leather poke, used by 1
hanks, containing currency. Reward. I
Return to the Overland. MIS.
TRAIN IN AT I :R0
The Gateway City limited got
away from Anchorage this morning
at S o’clock, ON SCHEDULE. and
agent Sweek was advised that there
are 20 passengers aboard for Seward.
The train from the interior is due
in Seward this afternoon at 4:30 o'
clock. f
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PLANT YOUR OWN GARDEN
THIS SUMMER
KNOCK THE II. C. L. IN THE HEAD
PERRY’S VEGETABLE SEEDS
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
Bank
by Mail
A DOLLAR WILL START AN ACCOUNT.
YOU WILL HAVE A RECEIPT FOR
YOUR MONEY AT ONCE, ALSO A
BANK ROOK SHOWING YOUR DE
POSIT.
IF YOU WISH TO DRAW MONEY
OUT, LET US KNOW AND WE WILL
SEN D IT TO YOU AT ONCE.
THINK THIS OVER.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GET
YOUR ACCOUNT AND ASSURE YOU I !
WILL RECEIVE PROMI*T ATTENTION.
BANK Of StWAR I
Established 1905.
UNITED STATES^DEPOSITARY
For Postal Savings
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Hatch
Button
Suit
The highest standard of perfection in
popular priced underwear. Easy to
get on and off, only one button to
fasten or unfasten. A Union Suit that
is highly indorsed by those who are
wearing it.
Our slock comprises several differ
ent weights. Come in and see them.
M EN’S $3.50 to $7.50
BOY’S at $2.50
TRUNKS — BAGS and SUITCASES
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Traveling Accesories.
The “ Seward robe ” a Wardrobe
trunk of wonderful beauty and de
sign, made in full sized and steamer
models.
See these on display in our luggage
department.
CLOTHING Dept. Phone Mdsn 80
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”