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The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
OF THE I
UNITED STATES |
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand, A Few OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS. '
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES j
YOUR DUTY |
is to economize. Make one pair of good ALL LEATHER
shoes last you ALL summer and fall.
“U R B A C H ’ S” !
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The Store With a Conscience.
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Li8 Et*TY T HEATRE
Fndav & Saturday.June 7th & 3th
Latest Hearst Patlie News, No. 23
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
TONIGHT 8 REELS
No advance in prices. The star of stars.
WILLIAM FARNUM in “TALE OF TWO
CITIES.” Charles Dickon’s immortal story of the
French Revolution. In 7 parts.
Music bv Mrs. A. H. McNeer. Usual Prices
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Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M.
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FOUNDED UPON SOUND PRINCIPLES OF SAFE
CONSERVATIVE BANKING, THIS INSTITUTION, AS
STRONG AS THE ROCK OF GIBRALTER, COMBINES j
WITH THESE . POLICIES AN ENERGETIC,.. PRO
GRESSIVE MANAGEMENT AND WELL DEVELOP
ED FACILITIES FOR PROMPT,.. EFFICIENT.. AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE
YOUR INQUIRIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
[SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
Mrs. U V. Kay and daughter Patsy,1
will leave for Seattle on the Alameda.
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Kev. /inn announces a change in lus i
services and instead ol the usual even- i
ing sermon, the second service will, j
during the summer months, be held at
4:dU o’clock in the afternoon.
Harry Ellsworth and wife will leave
on a visit to the states on the Admiral ;
Farragut on Monday.
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The regular passenger train for the j
week will leave for mile 4!> tomorrow i
morning at 1) o’clock.
The Christian Science Society will
hold sendees tomorrow forenoon at 11
o’clock. Sunday school will be held at
12:lo o’clock.
John Knstrom and partners have
started grading on their contract at
Mile 22.
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F. C. Knowlton has been appointed j
chief timekeeper for the Seward divi- |
sion relieving Cieorge Switzer, gone to:
the states.
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Slim Taylor has left tor Kern creek j
to have charge of a train at that end j
of the division.
S. Ci. Hill, one of the directors of the j
Sm Juan Fishing and Packing Co.,!
came in on the Starr and registered |
ao the Seward. Mr. Hill is out (rom j
Watch the specials at HettePs this
week. See window display. tf
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MME. JACQUES BOYRIVEN
Mme. Jacques Boyriven, wife of one
of the members of the French high
commission, has beauty and charm
enough to endear her to the national
capital where her husband Is sta
tioned. As if that were not enough, a
son has been born to her on American
soil, the first youngster to arrive In the
home of the French war visitors.
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BRiG GEN. C. McK. SALTZMAN
Brig. Gen. Charles McKinley Salts
•nan. assistant to the chief of the Unit
-d States air service, is one of the
youngest men to hold that rank in the
United States army. He is an expert
in aeronautical matters.
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Screen doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
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The El Koi Tan Cltfar nn»>.cs your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. . ’5
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Seattle on a vacation.
J. W. Miles, of Anchorage,' came in
on last night’s train and is at the Se
ward. Mr. Miles intends to leave for
the south on the Admiral Farragut.
Messrs, Looney and Fouch, of the
cable office force, W'hile out on Mara- •
thon mountain yesterday ran across a
big brown bear. Having only their re
volvers with them they decided to take
no chances and did not disturb bi'uin.
Fiank Straubihger, from Lake Ke
nai, is registered at the Seward. Mr.
Straubinger came in on yesterday’s
train and expects to return out the line
tom o now*.
GIVES BIRTHDAY PICNIC
Helen Balderston is ten years of age
today and chaperoned by Mrs. Balder
ston and Mrs. A. H. McDonald, several
little girl friends of the young lady
went out to the Hawkins bungalow
this morning for a picnic.
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Read the Gateway.
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WAR SALE — Go over the top —
house and lot, cost $500; for a few
days will sacrifice at $125. See
McIntosh.
STOP A\I) READ — Wo~ have war
bread — nutritious and wholesome —2
pounds— 25 cents. Seward Bakery ..10 ;
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Fresh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
DRESS SHOES I
WORK SHOES l
Still £oin£ at $5.00 per pair.
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Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B V Ds in Union Suits
PORONKNIT, tlu* kind you see
! thru
HANNON, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
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SHORT RUBBER BOOTS
HIP RUBBER BOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
j ELORSHEIM DRESS SHOES I
A complete line, latest lasts !
and shades priced $0.00 to $15.00
j Reasonable, quality considered, j
COTTERS’
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The Place Where Men Outfit
Seward Alaska l
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HAVE YOU TRIED FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD EGGS & BUTTER
■©■ OR
' KILL BROS. COFFEE
Thev are
THE BEST
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev..). ,1. Patton, Pastor.
Sunday School will meet promptly (
at 12:10 o’clock. Strangers and visitors ,
in the town are invited to attend this
service.
There will be no preaching sei-vice
in this church either morning or even
ing as a result of the pastor suffering
with a felon.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. 1
C. E. Orlander, Thursday afternoon at ;
2:20 o’clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday, June 0th, 1018
11 a.m. — Morning service and ser
mon.
4:20 {>. m. — Evening service and ,
sermon.
Rev. (i. J. '/inn.
Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown u. Hawkins.
'Quality Fir ^ tf
Head the (lateway..
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The E! Hoi Tan Cigar »s p;»rt*u
arly mild. Try one and yo-. v in no
i regular smoker of the b;and.
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Boys' Dutchess Corduroy Knicker
>oekers. We pay you 10c for ever>
jutton that comes off. Brown
lawk ins. “Quality First.”
Evinvude engines at J. I . (IiaefVs. tf
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
H. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop.
SEWARD - and - ANCHORAGE_
FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
It is the absolute duty of every citizen and resident to
help in conserving the nations food supply. Economy,
aside from assisting our government in its present task to
rid humanity of the martyrdom brougfit about by Hohen
zollern Imperialism,’will strengthen our personal as well
as national Wealth, Liberty and Independence.
We have just received an amply supply of calendars
of Thrifty receipts, of which we take great pleasure in giv
ing Free, to Ladies who will call for same in person at our
store.
The calenders are bound in a nifty cover, beautified
by a reproduction of the famous painting of “Lady Alice ’
and contains 23 pages. Recipes, contributed by the State
President and Directors of Gereral Federation of Wo
men’s Clubs; valuable thrift suggestions and numerous
v n formation besides color illutration of the vaious
cuts of meats, are cantained in the Calendar.
Don’t miss to get one!
BROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First”
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MADISON 80
HARDWARE
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