We have surrounded ourselves with
every modern facility, conducive to sale
and conservative hanking,
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The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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Rates SI a day and up
M. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
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LATKST IIKA UST NKYYS
PATHK Y\ KKM.Y No. 21
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Adopted for the Sr *,«n f om the Pow
erful Stasyc Drama ”( K 1' 1 l O N
S H O \ I. S" A story ot llu* Mists
and wiiuls scenes on the I'lnk Hound
Coast of Maine and the treaeherous
shoals of the lonely < arrihean Sea.
The Play is one of calm and storm,
fire and passion, in 7— Parts.
SI NDAY MfillT 7:.‘»0 and 9: P. M.
VIOLA l> \NA IN A UT C omedy
\ Sure C ure for Jealous Husbands.
“SOMK HRIDK" Also Pathe News.
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NEW SHIPMENT
L A T E S T S I Y L E I N
M EX'S
t
CAPS
—AT—
URBACH’S
j
JOB PRINTING
* AT THE
GATEWAY
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE JR A.MING
1NDI \N BASKETS
Telephone, Ad;ini* 128
SYLVIAS
A»i«!> > t \pif.s* uu*»*t!* all train* am*
»tt*ai»u*rs. IMiom* 113.
FOR SALE Cheap— Extra (IihkI In
strument. \ iolnn ( ello lnq*r (iateway. 1
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LIVE RHODE ISLAND broilers.
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. pound* and up. killed to order, phone
Madi>on 18. J17 t.f.
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SHRIMPS— Seward Fish Co.
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SPEC I VI. MEETING OF THE
PIONEERS RE HELD TONIOHT
_ i
Then- will hr a special meeting of '
the Pioneers tonight at ^ o’clock and j
as mutters of importance will be
brought up, a large attendance is de
sired.
BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN
EAST ARE BETTER THAN
OX THE PACIFIC’ COAST
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H. V. Hohen returned home on the j
Admiral Watson this morning after a j
visit in the states and eastern Canada j
which has extended for the past six ;
months. Mr. Hohen states that nor- '
mal industrial and labor conditions ex
ist in the east hut that on the coast
there seems to he much unrest due
perhaps to the reorganization period.
Mr. Hohen has visited all places of
interest on his trip outside and is glad
to get hack home again.
- . —^ — . —
Tin' Admiral Watson lias 17 pas
sengers for Anchorage and 210 tons of
, freight. The steamer is due south
bound next Monday nifirht.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
NOTICE.
lip to and including June loth, we will accept
for conversion and exchange, \\ IT HOC I
CHARGE, temporary Liberty Loan Bonds
of the following issues, for permanent I • Per
cent Bonds:
Nt Liberty Loan converted I per cent bonds, 1932 - 1917
Ki Liberty Loan converted l'« IVr cent Bonds, 1932 - 1917
1st Liberty Loan 2nd converted l'» Per rent, 1932 - 1917
2nd Liberty Loan I Per cent Bonds. 1927 - 1912
2nd Liberty Lotto converted 41 • IVr cent Bonds. 1927 - 1912
.'lid Liberty Loan, P» IVr eeat Bonds, 192s
tth Liberty Loan, !'• Bonds, 1933 • 193S
Holders of any of the above bonds should
therefore present the same before June loth.
BANK Or S YARD
1 Pci cenl PAID ON SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
I
-So much has been written and discussed
regarding prices of clothing for fall, particularly ready
made garments, that we feel in all fairness to our friends
and customers, we should give some indication as to the
comprehensiveness, and retail prices, which are quite like
ly to orev.rl during the coming season.
-The largest woolen mills in the country
predict higher prices for fall, and the leading clothing
manufacturers have again advanced their prices, to meet
the present situation of demand and supply. This would
clearly indicate that prices on
SUITINGS AND OVERCOATS
would advance still -higher In fall. If this is true, and we
have every reason to helicxc that it is, as we obtain our in
formation from a reliable source, we would advise
P R E P A R E D N E S S
1 <mu' in and be measured and select a pleasing pattern
I*rum the choice range of fabrics, shown in the line ot
for your Fall and Winter Suit or Overcoat, if you do not
desiie to have delivery made at an early date, your order
wdl he placed in our ‘‘time file" and sent forward at any
time yon wish, even as late as next October or November.
This we believe, is surely one way to beat further higher
prices that may occur.
ORR it YOUR
SUIT 0 II 0 V ERCOAT
N O \\
$40 $45 $50 $55 $60
AND UP
Exclusive Local Dealers for Ed. V. Price & Co., the worlds largest merchant tailors.
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A Special Line of Men’s Work Shoes $5.o0 to $8.o0.
Men’s Light weight Underwear, in two piece and Union Suits s„ .>u to 5b.?
Men’s Leather Gloves and Gauntlets *LoO to M.<o
Men’s Ove ralls, Khaki-Corduroy and Woollen Cants — Duxbak Outting I ants, ( oats and
Hats - Sox. Shirts. Pajamas and Night Shirt s, Blankets. Quilts & Bedding.
WORKING MEN’S CLOTHING
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT HARDWARE DEPARTJ1ENT GKOC h^„”Ls'j“™ENT
Phone Madsn 80. I hone Adams «. 0.
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SHOW YOU “ Quality First ”