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Character I
The standing of a financial institution is re- f
fleeted in the character of those with whom it !
does business. §
We are proud to number among our eorres- I
pondents the leading banks and trust companies §
both here and abroad. “
In choosing a Bank choose strength, service 1
—and character. i
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
BETTER THAN EVER
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
PRIVATE BOXES—DANCE FLOOR
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THE SEWARD GRILL
Seward’s Finest.
MEL HOLBEN, Prop,
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.
ADDING MACHINE MAN SOUTH
H. F. Lofquist, of the Ketchikan
firm of Lofquist & Morrison, departs
for the south on the Admiral Evans.
Mr. Lofquist has just completed a
tour of this and the Interior districts
of this pant of the Territory In the
interest of the Sunstrand Adding ma
chine, for which his company are the
Alaska agents.
FIRE MEETING TONIGHT
The Seward Volunteer fire depart
ment meets tonight at their regular
meeting which means aside from the .
fact the ghost walks much business
will be transacted. Members report
Signed FIRE CHIEF
MOTHER’S LOFE
By FATHEjR A, J. MARKHAM
Each of US Holds in sacred
remembrance a glorious MOTH
ER. Some of US, are compel
led to listen for the echo and
the re-echo of her call—listen
through the corridor of years
for her sweet voice we shall
hear no more.
An American soldier whc was
“Over There. in No Man's
Land," was asked: “What was
the worst thing you sufferec
in the trenches?" and he said:
Father, it was not standing uo
to your knees in mud, ft was
not the crackling of rifle fire. It
was not the buzzing and poo
ping of machine guns, ft was
not the whirring of enemy air
planes over you*- head, but ft
was to hear in the middle of
the night the groans of those
poor wounded tads dying out
there and constantly crying out
—MOTHER. MOTHER.
Mother is THE ONE AND
THE ONLY ONE, Who can di
vide her love with ter little
children and EACH chid will
still have all her love.
I Can you describe suet love?
i Brothers and sisters ma\ be
• come enemies, man ant wife
• estranged, father may tu?^ his
J back on the boy, but MOTH
ER'S LOVE endures in face c*
the world’s condemnation.
J MOTHER'S LOVE is that in.
| describable SOMETHING that
tugs at your heart when a!
i other in'f'uences fa*.
I doubt if the angels in heav.
i en take much interest in the
i flattering epitaphs of tomb
i stones, out I am su-e that the
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• WORN hands, the fadec old
lips, the silver hair o* MOTH
ER make the handsomest f>ic
ture on earth. _l would suggest
that you go home tonight and
bring down from the attic, the
old arm chair that knew the
sweet lullabies of you* batn
days and in this throne, ©lace
your dear old MOTHER as
QUEEhi.
GO put your big st-ong a-ms
about her shrunken shoulders
kiss he* dear old lids thank
her, and tell her of you* love
and gratitude, ask her fo-g’ven
ness fo* any so-row you mat.
have caused her. and you*
heart wll ex Dane with that
wondrous hymn of devotion,
that only a love for MOTHER
can insoire.
DO this, and when the silent
cortege bears her sacred dust
to the grave there will be a
new sense of fellowship for
other men, a higher and noble*
appreciation of all women.
POSTIL DEPT. CII1II
TOO DELIOr WILLS
FROM MILE 2S TO LSI
The postal department is ca-TiT.fr
or bid? for The defl ivory of maS froir.
Mile 29 to Hope. This includes the
-mraiier and \cinter service. one tr$r
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i month daring the Trinter anc t**ice
monthly in the summer. For further
particulars enquire of Charles Sfaei
3on, Se-ward postmaster.
Maurice Brochu. local carpenter anc
-esident of Sevanc for many -^ears
among those leaving yesrer: ay
!or Fairbanks.
Weekly Gateway—$ per year.
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