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METRO FEATURE CO..
PRESENTS “HAROLD
LOCKWOOD,” — IN—
“THE TRAIL OF
VENCENCE.”
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HIS HIDDEN PURPOSE'
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BIG SI*Kl I \l. I K VTFRK FOR
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•• THK FOX KIDDIKS ”
Information of importance to hali
hut fishermen operating in South
> estern Alaska. TVe can furnish an\ i
..mount ol fresh hail at all times. ]
Ohm Kish & Parking ( o., Cordova j
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Entire New Management. R
Newly decorated anifr re- E
furnifHed tKrougKout.
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FUNERAL OF WILLIAM
SAUERS WILL BE HELD
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Funeral services for William M.
Sauers will be held tomorrow after
noon at 1 o'clock at tho Methodist
church. Rev. Cook will officate an 1
the Odd Fellows will be in charge of
the service.
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ODD FELLOWS NOTICE
There will be a special session »>l
the Odd Fellows tonight at the hall at
8 o’clock. All members are requested
to attend.
All Odd Fellows are requested to
meet at the hall tomorrow at 12 o’
clock noon to march in a body to the
Methodist church to attend the fun
eral services of William M. Sauers, at
1 o’clock Sunday.
PIONEERS MEET TONIGHT,
Pioneers of Alaska are requested to
meet at their Hall tonight at Eight
o’clock, business of importance on
hand.
H. V. Hoben. President.
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STEAMER DOPE
Steamer Admiral Watson is expect
ed to arrive at Cordova possibly to
morrow.
Steamer Alameda, the next l oar
sailing from Seattle, 'oaves the south
«>n January Oth < twng ami going v:«
the inside pa •Csag
\ freighter of the Alaska steam
ship Co., is scheduled to sail from
Seattle a not nd about the fir>t of the
year.
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SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.
The public schools will open Mon
day morning for sessions all week
with the exception of Wednesday,
New Year’s day.
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RED URit'S *IO KAL ,
FOR KFI.IFF FOR NATIVES
Chairman Curtis R. Morford today
sent a cablegram to Secretary of the
Interior l«ane uiging more funds foe
relief of natives in Alaska, and a
cablegram to Senator Jones urging
him to secuie passage of the bill in
troduced t’ii.; week for $200,000 for
immediate use for natives owing to
the recent influenza epidemic.
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TARWATEK SECURES LARGE
8UM ON LINE FOR RED CROSS
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... iv. Tanvatcr, paymaster ol the
Reward division of the government
ail road, secured memberships amount
ing to $217.50 from railroad employ
ees out the line. This amount has been
turned over to Chairman Sexton
,-hich swells the Seward memberships
o over $1000. The list of names se
:n“d by Mr. Tanvatcr will be print
•I in the Gateway on Monday.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS1
The Seward Home Guards had a
i |rill last night the bayonet exercises
being the instructions, The next dr:11
firemen's
BALL
Tickets
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jFOK SALE j
•Each one a
lTargain
COTTER’S
THK PKAC'K WHKRK MKN OUT KM
will b<* next Friday night at 7:.‘iO p. m.
The Christian Science Society will
hold regular services tomorrow fo-e
noon at 1 o’clock and Sunday School
at 12:15 o’clock.
Many are gong to the lakes to
morrow uud enjoy skating. 1 he lir.r.
lake is said to he rough but the sec
ond lake is smooth.
Clear and colder is what the baro
meter indicates snow, north wind and
meter indicates for the weather to
morrow. lhit the barometer ndicateJ
now, north wind and colder for Xmas
and it rained, was mild and south
wind blew.
Sometime t.^is eveirng the Viking
„iP sai: ’or Cnga takng several pass
sgora a*-d alfo mail f.om Seward.
A baby girl was horn to Mrs Gus.
K. Sjoberg, of Unga, at the Seward
Gencial Hospital last night. Mother
and babe are fine today.
There will be a train out for the
north end of the division at !> o’clock
tamo: row morning to connect with *
rain from Anchorage .
Robert J. Weir, who has been out
for several days, is expected
to return tomorrow night.
VVter Andeison will leave tonight
on * be \ n»»ng for Unga where ne will
• ..gugc in fiV.irg and cattle
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VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec., 28—
With the return of peace, hockey pro
spects are brightening . Representat
ives of th*» Pacific Coast Hockey As
sociation teams are to meet soon to
discuss the 1918-19 season plans and
to draw up a schedule. According to
Prank Patrick, Vancouver, president
1 of the league, the season will start
about January 1st.
; METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES
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Sunday School. 10:30 a, m
Kvening Preaching Service 730. p.m.
Subject , New Year* Resolutions.
The funeral William Sp wdl
be neld from the church at 1 «.iocK.
The services will be in charge of the
Seward Lodge I. O. 0. F.
L. I). Cook. Pastor.
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FOR SALK— Sleeping cot and h
i brary table. Inquire Gateway. TF.
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Andy's «\ press meets all trains and
i steamers. Phone 14.*».
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CERTAIN—TEED Roofing at
Krnsiu.s & Noon. tf.
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ICE CREEPERS at J. I*. Graef's
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CERTAIN—TEED keeps out the
j rain. Brosius & noon. tf.
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S GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no e^ual, $1.76
1 a pair. Lloyd's, Opposite Liberty The
' atre.
j£ 2
THE BANK OF SEWARI)
Wishes You
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We do picture framing. Price* re.i
unable. Sexton & Thwaite*. If.
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Lemons. Grape*. Pears and sweet
Ajiplr Cider at 'Hie Kec.
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Pocket Flask lights and batteries at
[ J. L. GrtePa * f.
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FOR SALE Yellow Turnips and
'tu* shapes. Small Turnip* at 2c. per
Ih.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
SacceMor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Fl*or Via Gilder Bidt SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL.
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
Is. A. HORNER, Mtnajtr MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop.
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