THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
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(ONLY HANK IN ALASKA)
M E M B E R ;
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
HOTEL SEWARD
Rates Si a day and up
M A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEiLEY. Prop ■
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
«nd
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Flour Vm G««der Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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•• LIBERTY THEATRE ”
( WHEN THE LIMITS COME ON »
BRAY PICTOGRAPH
and CARTOON COMEDY
JESSIE L. LASKY
PRESENTS
WALLACE REID
—IN—
“ T II E
HOSTAGE”
VN EXTRA GOOD 5—Pact
VEATURKA SOUTHERN
WAR DRAMA.
ALSO A CHRISTIE 1 Reel
Comedy, “CIRCUMSTAN
TIAL EVIDENCE”
(7 REEL PROGRAM
\iulv\ t*\|»rn** nu*rlK all train* and
>t*a»ni*r*. Pbon«* 1II.
the train left at 8 oclock this mom
ing for Anchorage . There will be a
tram fioin Anchorage to Seward next
Monday morning.
the Christian Science will hold u.
ual services tomorrow forenoon nt 11
o’clock and Sunday School at 12:05 o •
clock.
D. W. Stoddard and family left n»r
Anchorage on today’s tra’n.
Seventeen soldiers, who arrived < n
the Northwestern from Seattle, left
on today’s train for Anchorage.
H. Nicholds, J. P. Cull inane an
Soren Jensen are registered nt the ira
te! Seward from Nonana.
E. 1\ Hedborg. E. C. brinm, Jo.vn
\\ Bemlrick, J. E. Lee and Charles A
Mathison checked, out from the HoVl
Overland and left on the train for the
interior.
Mike Miller is now back at Camer
on’s cafe being the cher on the nigh*;
shift. Everybody knows Mike.
J. T. Cunningham. Lillian I. IVver*
Mrs. L. V. Howard. Mrs. H. C. Her
man, W. E. Howard. J. B. Sullenge**.
Urns Hanson and I. S. Simonson
checked oat from the Hotel Scwaol
and left on the train today for the wi
te Hor.
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
ST \TIONER Y
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
IVIrphom*. Ydam* 128.
SYLVIAS
FOR SALK— Gasoline lighting {
sVHtem. 2 tanks big lamps, pric«» *10. '
See Urbach. D19tf.
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Special Christmas music at the 1
Methodist ( liurch Sunday evening, tj
I 10 o'clock. * I>2U.;
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BARGAIN Sale in Cigars and To-:
KM at the ILASKA SHOP. DSttf.j
W K A T II K K U K V O R T 1
The following i > the wearier report'
■'or the 21 hours ending nt 7 oVIoelt |
l‘ is morning: --
SEWARD 2 below. Clour, North, i
Anchorage 4 below, Cloudy, Calm. I
Chickaloon 6 above, Cloudy, Calm, j
Wasilla zero, Cloudy, Calm.
Moose Creek 2 belhw, Cloudy, j
Calm.
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A crochet powder or hand bag has j
been found and turned Into the Hate- j
I way office where the owner ran have i
same by proving property. j
FILL EM VP AGAIN TONIGHT |
put oil in the lamps ngnin tonigrt
for there is hardly a chance that lAe •
! electric power will be turned on. May
be, tomorrow, maybe.
V
COAL PRODUCTION GROWS
I
WASHINGTON. Doc., 20— Soft
i coal production has reached 7!> p*i ,
| cent of the normal output.
PARTS, Dec.. 20— Alcohol may now
1 he ordered in cutes and res
| taurants by Trench soldiers, the
1 Military overnor haviag revoked his
locree of pr«UWMfli
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K .. .v,/ *,.... •
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If You Want Good Coffee
For The Holidays get HILI>S Bros.
N 0 N E B E T T E R
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BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
Territorial Depository
City Depository
l niled States Depository for Postal Savings.
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Morning
A Good Warm Overcoat
or Mackinaw
Will be a source of comfort and delight for the chili}
weather yet to come.
In the Coats we are showing, the makers have extend
t
ed every effort in building a quality finished product
And, there is a pattern and size to fit the most fastidious
taste.
. , M A C K I N A W S
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OVERCOATS
$25 to $6#
SHIRTS
TIES
SILK SOX
BATH ROttES
GLOVES
Handkerchiefs
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Many practical gifts on display in our
Hardware and Furniture
DEPARTMENTS
IMPORTED
SPECIALTIES
;
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
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QUALITY.
STAPLES *
BROWN & HAWKINS
Quality First”