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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
HOTEL. SEWARD
Rales SI a day and up
ft A HORNER. Manager MRS. W A. McNElLEY. Prop
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd floor Van Rid? SEWARD. ALASKA
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'* LIBERTY THEATRE ”
LATEST HE.vkSI M$Y»S
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FORD Fin CATIONAL
Seeing Atlantic l ity.
THOMAS ll. i.NCE
—PRESENTS—
CHARLES RA ^
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“ G R E A S E 1)
L I G H T N I N G "
A special o Fan Paramount
Comedy Drama.
Sunday 7:;tt) & D:(K5 1\ :,i.
BRY ANT WASHBURN u
“POOR BOOB”*
Also Pathe Weekly No. 97
Andy* express meets all trains «in<
steamer*. Phone l 13. (
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Herring fish bait for sale at Mali- j
hut t ove. price three cents a pound.
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WHAT'S THE N VMET
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• Gabriel Santo, well known Sew
ard chef, and Tom Hally are go
ing to open a new restaurant in »
Seward, location being on Broad
• way near the Northern. The tw >
• partners want a suitable name
• for the new' cafe and the person
’ presenting a name which is ac
cepted. will receive a Sin meal
• ticket.
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FOR SALE— Water front proper
ty for Industrial purposes, in lots to
suit. Apply J. S. Iloftnan. owner. A 19
AB ANDONED ON HIGH SE A
NEW YORK, March 20— The Am
erican schooner Jeremiah Smith, on
route to Cuba, has been abandoned in
Bank Sea. Seven members of the ;rew
drifted four days in an open boat be
fore being rescued.
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CIGARS
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INDIAN RASKKTS
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at their Hall
I OMGHT
t oMK OFT-EVERYBODY
SEW Mil) METHODISM ( III IK II
Open Forum Class 11 :M0 A. M.
Sunday School 12 Noon.
Evening Service 7:.°0
Topic f r discu. sion in Open Forum
( .ss: - “The Need of the Conception
o* Heaven in Social Service.”
Subject of Evening Sermon: —
Studie in the Parables of Jesus: Tl.e
1 ost Boy.”
Choir Special— Hymn Anthem:—
“There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy.”
We invite the public to these serv
ices.
DUANE EARL CARTER, Pastor.
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SPRING STARTS TOMORROW
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Tomorrow is the first day of spring \
according to the Rexall almanac and
jther statistical books. Everybody wil.
say let’er spring, Seward and the re
mainder of Alaska is ready.
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PLANT YOUR OWN GARDEN
THIS SUMMER
KNOCK THE II. C. L. IN THE HEAD
PERRY'S VEGETABLE SEEDS
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
RANK ROOK 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.
Established 1905.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
For Postal Savings
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The highest standard of perfection in
popular priced underwear. Easy lo
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
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I T f. U N K S — BAGS and SUITCASES
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I Traveling Accesories.
The “ Sewardrobe ” 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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“ Quality First ”