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Character
The standing of a financial institution is re
flected in the character of those with whom it
does business.
We are proud to number among our corres
pondents the leading banks and trust companies
both here and abroad.
In choosing a Bank choose strength, service
—and character.
Bank of Seward
Established 1905
RESOURCES $400,000.00
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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.
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THE SEWARD GRILL
NOW OPEN IN IT’S NEW LOCATION
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BETTER THAN EVER
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PRIVATE BOXES—DANCE FLOOR
THE SEWARD GRILL
Seward’s Finest.
MEL HOLBEN, Prop.
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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
J. L. GRAEF
Seward Alaska.
WHAT NEXT?
That’s the query in Hollywood
since the word has gone out that
Cecil B. DeMiiHe in his newest Para
mount production “Feet of Clay” has
exhausted absolutely all the best
methods of logically inserting pretty
girls Into a modern motion picture.
Thrills, pretty girls and novelty
are interestingly combined in “Feet
of Clay,” which opens a run of two
days at tlhe Liberty Theatre teday.
Bathing scenes, an exotic dance and
modiste shop, featuring a score or
more beautiful models are but a
of the high spots of production,
three sequences recpiire girls
A 6 I
First Tourist Season
Arrives n Seward Or
Hie Admiral Enos
Mrs. TVorofhy preside®* o
I the Psttdhet Fruit Growers asoods
■lion of California. has the distiix'TioE
of beiing the first touria: to Alaska
this year, anoordiur to officers of the
Admiral Evans. which arrive*! it
port this morning fro® Beattie. And
as far as The Gateway has know
led re of, Mrs. Myers is entil ed to
that distinction.
However, this is he.r first trip to
the Territory and that she has he
ro me infatuated with it. one -erra:
nizes in listening to -«r dis '■••r”«*e
for a few moments. Mrs. Meye’-s is
a round-tripper on t ,/e Frans and
looks forward with much ewme*
t to the trip west or Seward. Ipor
’ the vessel’s return to Seward she
anticipates having a fuE day it.
| which to visit tine many places near
here.
Alaska Railroad Has
Crew Mostly Bankers
Says Anchorage Report
ANCHORAGE, May 4. ifr—LTncte
Sam’s Alaska railroad is one where
the principal members of the passen
ger crew art bankers.
The regular passenger trait be
tween Seward and Curry- has the
president of the Firs: National bank
of Anchorage as its conductor: a
director in the same bank sits or the
right side of the cab. while a begw
stockholder in the same fnstitu'ion
as fireman. A lesser stockholder
places the step for passengers no
alight from the coaches.
The hank to which these rail-onc
ers are attached is controlled anc fin
anced almost exclusively by railroad
employes, -anging from section met
to high officiate of the operating staff
Frank Knight, the president, is a
eran conductor who came :© Alaska
with the building of the railroad
Charles Matheson. director and beav
stockholder, is an old -ime eaigueer
He also came north with the rail
road.
There are more than li*Of deposi
tors in the bank which has a cap
tal stock of SnG.000 and nimnl—h
ly ^600,000 in deposits.
CARD OF THANKS
The ladiies of the American Le
gion Auxiliary wise to express *h«c
thanks to those who so ably ssswet
ed in making the May Tte.y dance a
suoeess, Especially does this r ant to
be conveyed by the members to the
Misses? Dccles and Monitor who
gave much of their time in arrang
ing the proemm whiro was <mr-*ec
out so splendidly*.
MOTHER, REV. T^OW^S V:S ~0R
Mrs. Thomas, mother to Rev. fa.
A. Thomas, was among the arrSvais
in Seward on the S S Alaska. and
t wile visit with her son Vr some
weeks. Mrs. Thomas resides te
: Berkley, Cal.
charm and i>oise looked from the
avalanche o: beanty which descends
I each year tcpor. Hollywood and. es.
heciallly upon the office o {Veil IV.
1 Mille. which Is the mecca a: *2'. who
have witnessed the parade of besnt?
to stardom through IVMd'e ivnodao
tions.
Featured in the urincijml no Vs of
“Feet of ClayT which w»$ adapted
to the screen by MMi Marie TUx
and Bertram Milhaaser from the
magazine serial of the same name
by Margaretra Ttorhie., are Hoc X*
Thoeqae, Tens Keynoids. Victor Vta*.
coni, Ricardo Carter. Jnlia Ffcye.
Theodore Kosloff and Robert Bde
son.
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