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OF ALASKA
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
I 2ud Floor Van G*’der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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FRIDAY & SATURDAY
LATEST IIKARST NEWS
RATHE WEEKLY No. SO
THOS. II. INCE,
PRESENTS
WILLIAM S. HART
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A Special 5— Part Artcrait
Feature, A Typical Hail
Picture of the West.
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Also A Burton Holms Travel
Sunday Night 7:30 & !):00
BILLY BURKE
In— “Pursuit of Polly”
Andj’s e\;m**s meets ill • rains ind
steamer* Phone 1P».
CONCERT
TONIGHT
r,ve,*yth»ncr is ready for Ye OH?
Tyme concert to bo given tonight at
the Odd Fellows hall by the leadrng
vocalists and musicians of Seward
The concert will be in two^ parts, the
first having a prologue, several sob*,
piano s lections, songs with quartet
and chores and the introduction of
Seward's new male ijuartet. There will
be a short intermission then part two
follows with choruses, reading, char
acter songs, more songs, duet and
more chorus work.
. Following the concert a luncaeor
will be served and the admittance
price covers the luncheon.
MUCH FREIGHT FOR THF
COMMISSION ON ALASKA
The steamer Alaska has a large
amount of freight aboard for the Alas
kan Engneering Commission. There Is
•over 100 tons of meat, steam shovel j
pn-rtf, 100 tons of canned goods, as
fiortmoat of scrapors, tubing, Jtaol, etc.
SYLVIA’S
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CIGAK8
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Yi*t«*phnm\ A da nix rj8.
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SYLVIA’S
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WANTED:— Housekeeper for u fam«
ilv of four people. Will give comfct
ab'e home tor reasonable service and
salary kPermanent home. Inquire Gate
way. JO t f.
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i . FOR SALE— fine double bed. On
l temore mattress, double coil spring*,
i Cost $75 goes for $50. The Alaska
: Shop. . Jl*t tf,
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TRAIN OUT TOMORROW
The Gateway City limited will !eav-'
Seward tomorrow morning at S o’
clock for Anchorage.
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STEAMER NEWS
Steamer Maska saile<l from Cor
dova for Seward at 10 o’clock this
forenoon according to advices receive*!
by the cable office. The steamer could
arrive in Seward tomorrow forenoon.
Agent McDonald received a nfgiu
1 ttcr from Cordova stating the Alas
ka woidd arrive at Seward at 7 o’clock
in the morning and remain here all
day as she has over 500 tons of freight
aboard for Seward.
Steamer Admiral Watson is adver
tised to sail from Seattle for Seward
tomorrow.
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bridge club tomorrow
The Bridge club will meet Snr,us*
dav (tomorrowV* afternoon with Mrs.
Gustav W. Borgen.
John Hudson of Metlakatla b-v
returned there from Seattle with the
Gasooat Welcome, which he recently
purchased. The boat is 21 tons gross
register, tod wo# built in Ttcoma In
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DELIVERY PROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butter and Eggs.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAX) il'M
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beal these Hoods for Quality.
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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.
CHAS. E. BROWN, PRESIDENT
SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
J. L. McNALLY, ASST CASHIER
Di!ie"ct0 RS
( has. E. Brown, Sidney Anderson J. M. Sloan
Maurice I). Leehoy II. S. Balderslon
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BANK Of St WARD
-A Stock of Shirts that demand your attention. An assortment of patterns that arc pleasing in every
detail. Shirts from the leading mills and manufactur ;rs- whose productions harmonize with our slogan
“ Quality First ”. ’ .
_We invite you to observe “Shirt Week” with ns. Visit our store, and get acquainted with the dil I erent
cloth and materials, ask as many questions as you like, handle as many shirts as you want. Oui Suit t
Kno wledge” is at yourservice. •**» •
_You owe it to yourself to see some of the follow ing numbers which will he on display all week.
Shirts for Dress wear in - Madras, Novelty shirtings, silks
s*i*d fiber silks.
A iarge showing of semi —— Dress shirts, with either Military
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or lu> down collar.
Shirts of — Blue Chambry, Black Sateen, khaki and light
weight flannels.
In the heavy and medium weights, you will see Shirts tail
ored from several fancy patterns of Oregon Cassmere. 11'ese^
including some Brown Broadcloths, arc the finest we have
ever seen.
Biuc Flannels, Gray Flannels, Stripes, Checks, Plaids, with
high or low collar.
Outing Flannel Night Shirts.
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Shirts and Blouses for Big Boys and Little
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Bovs in Percales, Madras, and pay and
brown flannel
CRUISER’S SHIRTS LOGGER’S SHIRTS
BROWN & HAWKINS
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