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PAPER IN ROXB6
Tablet* Envelopes
P«m Penriln
h>k Mn*ila*e
library Paste Paper Clip*
Memo Back* Taper File*
la (mat everythin* in the Sta
twjurry line, ala# a bi* line
af School SappTie*
SEWARD DRUG CO.
WATCHES
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VtritbiB Gr*e»
| Full Line of Nugget
Goods
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Promptly Exeeuted
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1C. E. ORLANDER
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SEORSE THE JEWELER
Seward
% i | Geo. A. Mitchell
On 11 pr,iri,ur
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b(tl Gir«a Cu«M AttwtiM.
■BO A BIT AT ATX S*WAKB
FRATERNAL |
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L. O. O. M, Now 142*
Matte every Tuesday $ P.M., at
A. B. Halt. Vlsfllic Bretfcera
tifftsd.
M. A. HORNER, Dieiater.
F. K. BIG FORD. Secretary.
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ODD FELLOWS
Resurrection Lndge No. 7
Meets 8 P. M. every Thursday
Visitors Weleeme
P. H. Pederson Job" No®*
Noble Grand Secretary
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PIONEERS OF ALASKA
IGLOO NO. t
meat* on 2nd nnd 4th Snturdn,
each month, 8 p. Plon^r Hd*
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| SEWARD SNAPSHOTS;
L. .^
Charles Moasman, U. 8. Deputy
Marshal at Anchorage, was aboard the
Alameda with several prisoners and
guards for Valdez.
Loyd Strickier, printer who has been
with tehe Gateway for several weeks,
rerturned to Valdez on the Alameda.
Walter Farmer came in on the Sun
day train from Mile 71 and is regist
ered at the Sexton.
L. C. Straughan and wife register
ed at the Hotel Seward last night from
the Radio station.
W. Flynn and Bill Ham, who were
guests at tho Seward for several days,
returned to Mile 20 on ycterday’s
train. $
C. Henning, former Sewardite, re
turned from Anchorage on the Alam
eda and is registered at the Overland.
E. W. Wilburn, tie contractor at
Gird wood, came in on the train yester
day and is registered at the Hotel
Seward.
Wallace Daykin, Harry Mitchell and
Joe Campbell were passengers on the
Alameda yesterday for the states to
enlist.
Charles E. Seeley, canneiyman from
Latouche, who has been a guest at the
Hotel Seward for several days, return
ed home on the Alameda.
A. D. Estes returned to Mile 52 on
the train yesterday. Mr Estes came '
in last Thursday and had apartments |
at the Seward.
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H. E. Carlton, who arrived on the
Alameda from the south last week,
went out to mile 23's on the train yes
terday. Mr Carlton had been stopping
at the Seward.
C. T. Boyle, guest for several days
at the Sexton, left for Valdez yester-;
day on the Alameda.
E. L. Robinson came in on yester
day’s train from Mile 45 and is regis
tered at the Sexton
Miss Vidi Rich ^ave a midnight
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ALL WEEK SALE AT HETTEL’S .
Regular .75 box candy — .50 cents j
Regular .20 jars wtick candy — .15, !
two for .25 cents. i
Regular $1 box candy — 75 cents
Regular $1.50 candy — $1.00
Initial box stationery Vi price, tt ,
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Quality' talks S*oke aa TV. R# |
Tan Cigar aad be eaaviacet;. Tt y are l
mild. J3(
The Delicatessen
COOKER FOODS, HOT AND
| COED TO CARRY HOME.
ORDERS FOR DINNERS,
! SANfUETS AND LUNGER
; fStVEN SPECIAI. ATTENTION
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PROFESSIONAL |
PR. O. J. MBATfNS
Baalist
•in am hik af Reward
Basra: • «. m. to I p ■.
(Mice, Mad. 7» Kto-, Mad. 69
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J. B. KOMIS, M. o.
Mh aa Besadway
Residaace ffifiM At a.
Phaser. Oftce, AjfciM f? Real*
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L. R. C. P. & U R. C. S. Edinburgh
L. F. P. & S., Glasgow.
J. M. SLOAN, M. P., C. M.
Van Gilder Building
Oftiee hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m.
Formerly ofL Nome.
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ANTON JOHANSEN I
Seldovia, Alaska I
Firat-claaa merchandise at rea
sonable prices, prompt service.
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CHARLES CRAWFORD
GENERAL BLACKSMITH l
Horseshoeing Whoelwrighting
TED SHAWN
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ISSBI
Ted Shawn, the dancer, in a United
States army uniform as a member of
the One Hundred and Fifty-eighth j
ambulance company at Camp Kearny,
Cal.
luncheon to a party of friends Satur
day in honor of her birthday.
! Alex Erickson and L. H. Lauritsen,
both from Mile 74, are registered at
the Sexton having arrived on yester
j day's train.
• The ladies of the Moose will meet
tomonw afternoon at 2 o’clock in the
little A. B. Hall and knit for Moose
members at the front or now in train
ing.
Five candidates will be initiated to
night at the meeting of the Arctic
‘ Brotherhood.
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOB SALE — 4<r empty whiskey
barrels. A smile in each barrel. I
need the cache, See McIntosh tf
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LOST — Silver cigarette case.
Finder please return to the Gateway.
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WANTED — First class ironer.
Apply Seward Steam laundry. tf
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Mrs. Lieut Long will accept pupils
for music teaching boginning May 1st
Studio over drug store. tf.
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HELP— Middle age man would like
to work a claim on sh^rc# or hire out
by the month. A. Jandrak, Hotel
Overland. M &
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FOR SALE—21 fot launch. In
qttiva Frank Rr#\vv, haat sh#p, 7th
and Adams. MIC
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FOR RENT—Alt newly furnished
m heat in every nw; reastnuhle
rates hy day, wnek, nr moth; at the
Skagway, tmadwny near Adams;
Herman Grftnm, pmpriet#r. tf.
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FOR RENT—Tw* fuvftished apart
MeatsJiquit'e BrfsiUB k N*o«.
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FOR RENT—Two yam cabin
itireiahed. See Dougherty £ Stewart.
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FOR SALE^-1 “Gurley” survey
ing compass, sole leather case and
tripod, perfect condition, bargain at
SI 5. One 22 Automatic ride, in per
fect condition, bargain at $7.00. One
j quart size blow torch, bargain at $2.50
One light folding, tilting top. draw
ing table, bargain at $5.00. One Fold
ing, double wall, vapor bath cabinet,
lamp and head steamer, bargain at
SK.00. All may be seen at the Seward
Soda Works.
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MALONEY QUITS
JOB. SO IT IS
REPORTED HERE
W. H. Maloney, candidate for Dele
gate to Congress, who lost out in the
recent primaries, was in Seward yes
terday while the Alameda was in port.
Mr. Maloney has been to Anchorage
and is now on his way to Juneau.
From passengers on the Alameda it
is understood that Mr. Maloney has
resigned his position as Territorial
Mine Inspector, or will do so upon his
return to Juneau. Mr. Maloney w’hs
the candidate for delegate on the
Strong -Aldrich- Hubbard -Thatdfyer
Cobb- and what not ticket.
ALAMEDA OFF
FOR SEATTLE;
MANY ABOARD
Steamer Alameda arrived in port at
10 o’clock yesterday morning five
hours earlier than expected. The Al
ameda went around Kodiak Island,
touching near two canneries, passen
gers and freight for them being land
ed on lighters, and then came direct
to Seward. Part of the trip around
Kodiak Island was made in a snow
stoim. The Alameda had 165 passen
gers who were taken aboard at Anch
orage and many of them are on their
way to the outside. Thesteamer went
to the San Juan dock at 1 o’clock and
loaded frozen fish, then departed for
the south at 3:30 o’clock.
The following were passengers on
the Alameda:
For Seattle — C. W. Fox and wife,
H. Kalionder, Wallace Daykin , Axel
] Rautio and family, W. T. Lucas, P. J.
Pullen, L. L. Roberts, J. R. McPhail,
W. R. Stevenson, Harry Mitchell, Ed.
Miller and wife and Joe Campbell.
For Valdez — E. Secord, C. F. Boy
les, Geo. B. Allee, H. S. Iroine, Wm.
Sauers, Gus Borgen, W. Small, L, L.
| Stickler, John Fisk, L. V. Ray and
j Julian Reed.
For Cordova — Gus Gilles, R. Ash
land, Miss J. Alicer, P Mac Malion
and M. Kradish.
For Juneau — C. S. Crider, John
Oleson, Oscar Hart, John Lauders and
Mrs S. S. Fisher.
SHELIKOFF IN PORT
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The cannery tender Shclikoff, from
Seattle, anived in port yesterday after
noon for P. Berglund and A. Gepner,
who arrived on the Alameda from the
south. Mr. Berglund is the superin
tendent of the cannery at Naknek, and
Mr. Gepner in charge of the cannery
at Nushagak, both owned by the North
western Fisheries Company. The
tender only remained in port one hour
and then left for the westward.
DORA ON THE WAV
Steamer Dora reported by wireless
as having left Unalaska last Saturday
morning bound towards- Seward.
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mads by QlyHjtf* Kjh.ang Mine, all [
weal. it Mawkiil. "Quality
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NORTH AMERICAN KA .> - ' !%£?&'We
Kur House with an unblen.;* i** .i»tinf for more
• nat. a third of a century” a lon^;Kv-:» v gcordoi^endtoc
*• a. Shipper* prompt, SATISF AC a /D PROFITABL
rer.ui.J Write for “4l?r •MtW' ,
accurate n.arket report and price Hat oi it sikind published.
Write fer lt-WOW^t£FBEE
A. B. SHUBERT, lac. t^wcaSSwi**.
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ALASKA TRANSFER
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JOHN A. NELSON, Manat«r
Office—Bank ef Seward Buildin*
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00 TOO WANT PRINTINO?
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET LETTERHEADS.
ENVELOPES, STATEMENTS, BILLHEADS OR
ANY OTHER STATIONERY NEEDS OF YOUR
OFFICE OR STORE. PAPER PRICES ARE TO
AOVANCE...THE GATEWAY HAS PLENTY OF
TtVK AT THE OLD PRICES.
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SOME men change their
tobacco brands as regular
as a woman changes her mind.
An’ others smoke VELVET.