The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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UNDER SUPERVISION
OF
l SITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
li a HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN j
2nd floor Von G'Met Elds. SEWARD. ALASKA
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- LIBERTY THEATRE "
FORD EDUCATION A l.
-BY 1 HE SEA”
Seeing Atlantic City.
THOMAS H. INCE
The Old Reliable
—PRESENTS—
ENID BENNETT
—IN—
“ T 11 E K E Y S O F
T HE R I G II T E O lT S "
AN EXTRA GOOD 5—
PART DRAMA
ALSO A 1- REEL PATIIE
COMEDY. Harold Llovd. ir
“ M 0 V E 0 N ”
Andy * *\pr«*'>'* mwt* all train* an*
*f.-unu*r*. I'honr 113. '
Herring fish bait for sale at Hali
but t o\e. price three cent* a pound.
MIS.
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PRIZE FIGHT HOPE
SEATTLE. March IK- Willie Me -
han, San Francisco heavyweight, ha I
a draw with Hugh Walker, of Kansas
City, in ten rounds last night.
Portland, March IK— Jack Britton
world's welter weight champion, out
pointed Jack Berry in twelve rounds
last night.
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ST. PAUL. March Is— Mike O’
Dowd, middleweight champion, defeat
od Auge Ratner, of New York, last
night, in t**n rounds.
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HORSE RACES ON SNOW
OSTAND. Switzerland, March IS—
For the first time in Switzerland
horse races with sprinting competi
tions on the snow are bein': held, at
this famous winter resort in the Ber
nese Oberland. Forty houses have
be»*n nmninpr and there have been
about 4.000 spectators at most of the
-vent*. Swiss cavalry officer* rodt
mo|t of tho winter*.
SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
I\!>I \N BVSKETS
IVIephone. Adam* 1-H
SYLVIA’S
NOTH K TO ITR MEN
1 will b< in Seward for several
ays, headquarters at the Hotel Ov
• ’and. where I will be glad to me^t
1 .r.y men with furs to sell or to trans
ct any business relative to the fu*
ndustry. on future sales.
ALVIN GOLDSTEIN.
Iwopresentinsr Charles Goldstein & Co.,
j *f Juneau.
ADELMAN GOING
AFTER COWS
Stephen A dolman, proprietor of the
S wumI dairy, loaves on the steamer
Alaska for the states to purchase a
row milch cow herd. Mr. Adel man.
like other dairy men in Alaska, re
cently found that his herd was not up
to trovernment standard, and he
slaughtered his entire herd. Mr. Adel
man. who is a refpdar Alaskan, did j
not lose heart, and is now poing to !
Seattle and Portland and purchase the :
best Jeiseys money can buy and brinj? •
them to Seward and re-establish his
dairy.
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N \VY BOATS FOR ALASKA
SE ATTLE. March 18— A Post-In
telligenoer special says the navy de- '
partment has promised Gov. Riggs
two sub-chasers and one Eagle boat
to patrol fishing waters to prevent pi
rating in Alaska during this yearV
PLANT YOUR OWN GARDEN
THIS SUMMER
KNOCK THE H. C. L. IN THE HEAD
PERRY’S VEGETABLE SEEDS
-AT
BO GEN’S
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
('overs the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
Bank
by Mail
A DOLLAR WILL START AN ACCOUNT.
YOU WILL HAVE A RECEIPT FOR
YOUR MONEY AT ONCE, ALSO A
BANK BOOK SHOWING YOUR DE
POSIT.
IF YOU WISH TO DRAW MONEY
OUT, LET US KNOW AND WE WILL
SEND IT TO YOU AT ONCE.
THINK THIS OVER.
WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GET
YOUR ACCOUNT AND ASSURE YOU IT
WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
BANK 01 S WARD
Established 1905.
UNITED STATeSDEPOSITARY
For Postal Savings
PHONE
ADAMS
80
Hatch
Button
Suit
The highest standard of perfection in
popular priced underwear. Easy to
get on and off, only one button to
fasten or unfasten. A Union Suit that
is highly indorsed by those who are
wearing it.
Our slock comprises several differ
ent weights. Come in and see them.
MEN’S $3.50 to $7.50
BOY’S at $2.50
TRUNKS — BAGS and SUITCASES
Traveling Accesories,
The 44 Seward robe " a Wardrobe
trunk of wonderful beauty and de
sign, made in full sized and steamer
models.
See these on display in our luggage
department.
CLOTHING Dept Phone Mdsn 80
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PHONE
MAIN
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BROWN & HAWKINS
** Quality First ”