10 YOU KNOW
THAT
The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
Where you can keep your LIBERTY BONDS
and other Y aluahles
$5.00 per YE4R?
We shall he pleased to have you inspect
this feature of- our
BANKING FACILITIES
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
•• LIBERTY THEATRE "
FRIDAY &SATURDAY
GOLDWYN PICTURE CO..
PRESENTS
MAE MARSH
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-POLLY OK THE
(HUTS'*
RIG SPECIAL Eight Reel
PRODUCTION.
A story of the Dig Top. D
opens with a slam and ends
with a hang. Bring the kid
dies along. A real ( irons, n
real horse rare, and well ask
anyone who saw this hig pic
ture in Anchorage last week
FOR RENT
FOR RFNT— Two furnished cah.
inn. Set* I km chert jr. 1 h).
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Oarden Implement* at (irael**.
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FOR S \I.K— Oininc 1’hairs- drafts.
Fishermen's Supplies at drafts.
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FIF.I.O (il.ASSKS at J. I.. draft’s
:f.
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JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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URBACHS
FOR
TRUNKS
AND
SUIT CASES
KOU SALE OK TKADE— The
S* avirw apai tments. ol 40 rooms a'.
Juneau, on reasonable terms. Poinfc
splendid business year around; all oui
ide looms, splendid view trom tin*
channel; fully ami nieelv furnished.
Impiii' of Mis. Ilojran I*. O. l»ox 50*1,
Juneau Alaska.
W WTKD Jilen to w01 k <>n the
Oiacie* stieam. See the foreman on
•he job. JelOtf.
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II. It. WILSON. OPH. 0.
Office Hours:—
10 to 12 A. M. 2 to :» P. M.
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SAWYER’S BLACK EXCELSIOR SLICKERS,
u. S. -MINER’S SPECIAL” RUBBER BOOTS.
RED RUBBER BOOTS — KNEE BOOTS
Ask (he Clerk to show you that
v -SPECIAL” $3.00 SLICKER.
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Irovvn & Hawkins
“Quality First"
'
| THE KEYj
In Virginia They Smoke
Hams.
In Anchorage They Smoke
Fish.
In Seward They Smoke
Cigars
At
PKVKL OIL $l.r>0 CAN.
BROWN & II VWKINS
*• (Quality Kirsl
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Miss I'lorence Leonard, Public Sten
Ographer. Inquire Kllsworth*s store.
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AI.ASK VN HKAILS AN
KXPKDITION TO SIBKRI V
Purchased by the recently organiz
ed Siberian Commercial Company. the
steamship (iedney. well known here
for years as a vessel of the United
States coast and geodetic survey f1e°t*
leparted June 12th for St. Lawrence
bay. Siberia* to establish a trading
post for the new corporation and to
land twenty-five of the stockholders
who are going to try their luck wash*
I ing the Siberian sands for gold- says
the Seattle Times.
The new Siberian company was or
ganized ami financed by nearly fiftv
residents of Seattle and Bremerton*
including twelve oldtime Alaskans* the
corporation being formed for trading
purposes. It will establish its first
trading post on the south shore of St.
FRESH MILK
Drinking. Cooking,
Baking. let* C ream, etc.
WHIPPING CREAM
Dessert. Pastries.
Ice Cream.
SKIM MILK
AND SOUR MILK
Cooking. Baking
Hot Cakes.
Keep milk and cream in cool
place. Cool in pan of cold water
lor 10 to 20 minutes before
using.
SEWARI) DAIRY
Andy’s express meets all trains and j
steamers. Phone 113.
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ELLSWORTH
(J. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Madan 64. Adams 87. I
j SUMMER UNDERWEAR
IU V. D. and Sea!pax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$3.00 to $0.00 each
Morsheim Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Very Reasonable
Quality Considered
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Lawrence hay, concentrating on the
fur trade this year. The (iedney will
go North with a full cargo of trading
supplies, principally general merchan
dise. Officers of the company esti
mate that the cargo cost close t<
$40*000 by the time it was delivered to
tiie ship.
Louis C. Stringer, formerly of Cor
dova and Chitina* is president* and
James A. Uoveo is vice-president* and
Stringer spent thirteen years in the
North* including two winters in Si
beria.
‘*\Ve closed the deal for the (Jcdn *;
two weeks ago,” said Stringer* “and
then arranged to have the vessel
painted^ overhauled and cleaned at tlv
Anderson plant. We had bunk'
built between decks to accommodat'
twenty-five of our stockholders wh«*
will try bench mining on St. Lawrence
bay.”
The mining proposition* however* i‘
SMILE DANCE
Will be Given by The
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
Saturday Night
June 21, 1919.
Come Out Everybody.
Remember that Saturday
is the longest day of the ;
Year 1919. Come and
Enjoy Yourselves.
. SMILE DANCE |
SPECIALS
ON BOX CANDY
HASS JOHNSTONS
HOEFLERS
NATURAL Cigarettes 10s 7 for $1. 00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 7 BAGS
For $1.00
THE ALASKA SHOP
BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
FOUR PER ( ENT INTEREST
S. O. MO R FORD
Succ^.or to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Fioor Vcn G’*derBlc!g. * S#.fVAi,P, ALASKA
HOTESEWARD
WITH A! 1. THE COMFORT OF A NOME
SAFES BY DAY OK WEEK
!. A. HORNER. Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
m. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
n individual venture on the part of
ach of the twontyfive stockholder
he company confining itsell to iur
ending this year.
The company plans to send a rente
on*alive to Vladivostok next fall a*
he first step in enlarging the* corpora
on’s sphere of operations in Siberia.
LAMEI) \ ARRIVES WITH
LARGE N I'M HER EOR HERE
Steamer Alameda arrived shortly
before ten o’clock last night bringing
‘7 passengers and IV) tons oi lrc*ight.
• lie steamer sa'.Vd ‘or Anchorage at
; o’clock this morning having 29 pas
engers for there and 21 £ tons *»|
’reight mostly fen* tin* commission.
Passengers arriving on the Alanu
la for Seward were’:—
George W. Adams and wife, Busbcc
’.iicas* J. K. McIntosh* Mrs. L. Weiss*
Mrs. Brchn* Susie Guest* UeginaM
Johnson, Yidi Rich* H. S. W’obster* 11.
K. Good riches* Mrs.- J. A. Baughman
P. Cavanaugh, Mrs. K. I okon* Cha’ b's
Carlson* Mrs. M. Tilloson* V. E. Pnr
ons* Ed Austin, J. E. Meals* Phillip
Kavanaugh* Bryon Wilson* O. M. Mo
line* George Lindsay* Carl Lindsay*
Charles Krefting* Emmet Kief ting
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'and 10 steerage.
Passengers leaving for Anchorage
j woi'c Frank Flickersteii), Harry Yogo
and wife* Walter May* Mrs. A. Nixon
and two daughters* J. (*. Seeley and
nine steerage.
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NOTICE TO PI BLIC
M tent ion is called to an ordinance
that ill persons must have a perm'f
issued by the Chief of Police, before
setting fire to brush or rubbish* with*
•n the corporate limits of the Town of
Seward.* Arrests will follow it these
permits are not secured.
(Signed) Robert Guest.
Je21 Chief of Police.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
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