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moulding to that for ship
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THE BANK OF
Established itlftj
The i. omrnt you open an account with th *
RANK, you are entitled :o the benefit of alt »t.i
experience and tarilitics as hankers.
Whether your account is large or small, your
sffeirt will receive all the time and attention nec
tetory to neke your account here helpful and pro
fitable to you.
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
SUGAR RATION
is increased!
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On account of better shipping fuc* !
ilities and the good crops, the sugai j
rations have been increased to thre* j
pound.; of sugar per person per month
instead of two pounds monthly as has
been in %ogue for the past four mon
ths. This is the new authorization ef
fective now, received by local food ad
mitiisiiatoi Whittlesey train lerrito’
ial Food Administrator ltradley.
Three pounds art* also allowed to
restaurants to every ninety meals.
Purchasers may buy only one month s
supply at one time.
Food administrator Whittlesey an
nounces that holders of cards need not
go to him for readjustment as the
stores have been notified of the now
rationing.
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E. .1 Sliter ami wife are registered
at the Hotel Overland from Anchor
age. During the past season Mr. Slit
er has been connected with the A. E.
. C.. at Anchorage and the couple ;rv
going to spend the holidays in th*
' states. Mr. Sliter was formerly Chief
of police at Juneau.
Joe River.i and wife arc registered
at the Sexton having arrived fron
'(odiak < i the Admiral Karragut. Mr.
and Mrs. Hive’s are DGers around
lone and Sunrise but lately have been
connected with the government stat
ion at Kodiak.
\\ H. Merritt and family arri*\ d
irom the westward on the Admin’
Parr a gut ard will leave on the Wat
URBACH’S
FOR
CHILDREN'S
THREE
RUCKLED
ARCTICS
sou for the states. Mr. Merritt has
b*on developing mining property for}
a syndicate. He and his family are
making their headquarters at the Sex
ton.
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John Lohr, drafted man from Ko
diuk, is registered ut the Sexton. M".
I.ohr arrived in Seward on the Ad
miral Fanagut.
Attorney L. V. Ray returned yester
day on the gas boat Kolfo from a tr»p
to Cordova.
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F. Tanner, connected with the land
office department, arrived from Cor- •
dova yesterday on the gas boat Rolf'-, i
Mr. Farmer registered at the Sexton!
and left on a business trip to Anchor-.
^ age on the train this morning.
Retween 25 and liO passengers le4't
on today’s train the majority being
for points between Seward anil Kem
; Creek.
H. H Hildreth has arrived in Lon
| ilon on his way to the front in France
j according to a post card received by
j Attorney I#. V. Ray.
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K. C. Curries, mining man from
; ti.e westwar<l is at the Sexton anil vi!'
I leave for the states on the Admiral
Watson.
j Oscar Nelson and Joe Hcitman, who
j have been stopping at the Sexton f o
a week, left for Fort Liscum yester
day morning on the Admiral Faria
gut.
John Preston, at the Hotel Sextor*
for the past week, left for out the lim
this morning to join a pile driv' r
crew.
K. I.emi, and J. Plrnderleith, me
! chanies from Cordova, are register'd
; at the Hotel Sexton. They arrived on
• the Polle yesterday and will pnobubly
J remain here all winter.
Georg** Osborne and wife are rogist*
ed at the Hotel Seward from An
j ehorage .They expect to got away fo»
! flu* states on the Admiral Watson.
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K. K. Ayers, A. C. Hartle und Tom
1 Robertson came in Saturday night
• from Kern Creek and rogistored at
the Hotel Seward The trio returned
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:*■ their station on today’s train.
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T. 1>. Corlew, in the meat business
at Anchorage , is a passenger on th;
..dmiral Farragut for Seattle havine
(Paid Advertisement)
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
(HAS. A. SULZER.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE ^ j
CHARLES A. SfJLZHR
of Salzer. j
For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
of Anchorage
For Representative*
JOHN NOON, of Seward; JAS. H. PATTERSON, of Valdes;
KLBHRT E. RAY, of Cordava, ROBERT D. SMALL of AochoragA
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER
JAMBS E. WILSON, ...of Valdez.
The ah#*e are the regular nominee* of the Democratic parly. They are
mra who ore heartily in accord with President Wiliam in the conduct of wav
anr* Via polices. and with Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska's dev?I*
op men*
discontinued his store in the Cook In
let City.
li. M. Ftckinger, manager of the
.Mublc mines in the Willow Creek dis
trict, is a passenger on the Admit ul
Farragut for the states.
Mrs. K. V. Hedberg, wife of t'i • |
naster mechanic of the A. K. C. a* j
Vnchorage is an outgoing passeng .* j
m the Admiral Farragut.
0 Frantzen and wife, from Mile 5-?. 1
came in Saturday night and register- |
e<i ut the Overland. *
Alvah Fames, 1*. O. Inspector, re
turned from a business trip to An- j
chorage on Saturday's train anti left j
for Cordova on the Admiral Farragut. j
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J. C. Seeley and H. B. l>aughlin,
connected with the A. E. C. auditor’s
office at Anchorage, are registered at
the Hotel sexton having reached her**
Saturday night on the train. Mr. Set
ley is the chief accountant for the
; commission at Anchorage
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TOMORROW IS
I ELECTION DAY
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| Tomorrow the. Territorial election
will he held .throughout Alaska. In
Seward the polling place will be at
the Fire Hall and the polls will he
. opened at S o’clock in the morning
and close at 7 o’clock tomorrow even
: ing. No electioneering is permitted
I around a polling place in Alaska.
The judges at the polls here tom or
• row are Carl Almy, Mrs Ellsworih
and Dr. Sloan. The clerks are Mrs.
J McNeer and Sylvia Sexton.
The Gateway is an independent
newspaper but the Editor is a Deni
* ocrat. The Editor would like to see the
, Democratic ticket elected by a land
slide an<l especially Delegate Charles
A. Sulzer.
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| Tnqnire at the Key. tt.
GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has oe equal, $1.75
i n pair. Lloyd's, Oppo^tr Liberty The
atre.
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The newest snappy patterns in winter
weights and colors. Military and neg
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WOOL SOCKS ( ASHMERE SOCKS
SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK
HOSIERY.
SWEATERS MACK IN VW COATS
MACKINAW PANTS
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