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I Character
1 The standing of a financial institution is re
! fleeted in the character of those with whom it
I does business.
! We are proud to number among our corres
| pondents the leading banks and trust companies
= both here and abroad.
1 In choosing a Bank choose strength, service
= —and character.
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00 1
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NAME CONTEST
$5.00 IN WORK FREE
To the one sending in the most appropriate name
for Seward’s New Beauty Parlor
CONTEST WILL CLOSE FRIDAY EVENING
JUNE 11TH
Mail or leave at The Gateway office your suggestion
The beauty parlor will be opened Saturday June
5th, next to Orlander’s, by Miss Clara Haag who, un
til recently, was employed in one of the largest shops
in Spokane. Miss Haag has had several years ex
perience in beauty parlor work and comes to Seward
highly recommended.
SEND YOUR SUGGESTION FOR
A NAME NOW
Our meats, butter and eggs are fresh and
guaranteed in every respect.
Add a few slices of delicious ham or bacon
to your next order and note the difference.
FRYE-BRUHN COMPANY
Deliveries before and after school.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges,
Powder—Caps—Fuse—Miners* Supplies
Ship Chandlery and Ship Linoleum
Anchors, Rope, Oil and Twine
Halibut Lines and Hooks
Sheet Metal—Plumbing Shop—Gun Repair
Seward Alaska.
J. L. GRAEF
Ica Cameras—Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Lucky says: “Live and let
live” is his motto. You will
find it out when you trade at
Lucky’s. adv.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Brunskick Phonographs and records
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Weekly Gateway—$3 per year.
Picture framing—Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
A newsy newspaper, The Weekly
Gateway.
Harry F. Morton, local attorney,
departed for Anchorage this morn
ing on a brief trip on matters of
a legal nature. He returns on Sat
urday’s train.
Rev. Wm. A, Thomas came over
from Anchorage last evening.
MAKING ATTEMPT TO
RETRIEVE BIG BOOT
OFF CAPE ST. ELIAS
Michael Harris and a crew of men
were on board the Cedar in port a few
days ago and are now establishing
quarters at Cape Spencer for the work
ing crew which will install the radio
beacon, the first one to be installed
iN Alaska. An engineer will come to
Alaska from Washington, D. C., some
time next month to supervise the in
stallation of the beacon which is
scheduled to be in operation during
the month of July. The Cedar will
also make an attempt during this
voyage to retrieve the buoy which
sank off Cape St. Alias last winter.
_
SOUTHBOUND PASSENGEB
LIST ON ADMIRAL EVANS
The southbound passenger list- |
ing on the Admiral Evans which
left port last evening included the
j following:
Seattle—Mrs. W. A. Thomas,Mrs. j
; L. W. Hartley, H. O. Hartley, James
j Hartley, Robert Hartley, Dan Rose,
F. B. Heider, A. Nelson, E. V.
1 Brawn, Mrs. J. T. Johnes, Mrs. G.
j Cooke, Oliver Heffelbower, Dr. E.
L. Luton, Mrs. E. L. Luton, Miss !
! R. Diesiseldorf, Mrs. E. M. Bau/m
I
! garten.
Jaldez—I. Peterson.
•Cordova—Knute Thevick.
Juneau—Denis Winn, Miss Daisy
M. Sipieske.
Ketchikan—'Clara Willard.
ARMY ENGINEER REPORT
DISPROVES PROPOSED
WORK IT FOOT VOKON
WASHINGTON. D. C.. June 10. (ip)
—Major General Taylor, chief of army
engineers in his report submitted to
congress the revetment of the bank
of the Yukon river to prevent its ero
sion at Fort Yukon. Taylor held the
interest of the Federal government is
not sufficient to justify the survey.
W. E. 0. Criger, Bureau of Pub
lic Roads engineer, arrived in tovrn
last evening from Moose Pass.
SAVE toith
SAFETY
A GRADUATION GIFT THAT
WIL BE CHERISHED
A box of quality stationery is al
ways accepted.
A complete assortment of styles
and colors.
SEWARD DRUG COM
DRUGSTORE
Symphony Lawn
$1.00
SEWARD ALASKA
KITCHEN AND CAMP UTENSILS
Whether you think of outfitting a small
family kitchen or of starting; a large camp,
our complete stock of cooking utensils will
answ er your wants.
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
QUALITY FIRST
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The Prince of Wales
HANDSOMEST OXFORD OF
THE SEASON —RIGHT HERE
The Prince of Wales, A Selz model—*' h»di
means can't set bugger valoe. wo matter
\nhat voo p£v. !• the new icht tan or in
black.
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LEON IRRACH
EXCLUSIVE Ev* MOT EX^CMSIVE
WILKINS ELPEDITIOII
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The Wilt ire polar eve*1"
party mill arrive in Severe or Sat
urday en route to the States, accord
ing to arrivals in Seward last ever
ing. Several members are still in
the Interior and it is believed all
will be passing through. iwolodlbc
Lieut. EiEls<#t Oapt. G. H. Wil
kins. commander o' the expedition.
Major Lsmphier. and Sergeant Cfcas
M. Wisely, who fo-mec the perse®
nel of the Betroiter on its las: trip bo
Point Barrow, wiE be in the parry
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In 'S f^llt VMS of
Garew-ae there aw*eare4 a |wm»to with
the Title. *A Scsardeaah.*' The m
trifcttiM was reoe:f«d a fear «Urv
a|rr 3 A fiUMMa. ferieer Seward res
:-dea: whc Is aew emjdered at Little
Eldorado crmr hr the Fairhaaks K\
pkeatim CeaqatT Fai-haak* die
dtsrrk“t the roeaa was a«t
of his co«a|»esiT 'o* hat froai a r^aaa
char ?a the saw** cte*. As Mr. Ka
»oa states the case : 'Here is scatr
ThJajc orsiriaal frm oae of »r bees
Its the fool that saspare* then**
Roosevelt Is aet a candidate for aay |
rhiar It New York, hat this aj*lles
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