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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.
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| Established 1905 ^
1 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.
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.
L. CRAEF
“The Man Who Knows”
Who sees without eyes, will
demonstrate beyond doubt that
be is gifted with the
POWER OF VISION
and after being thoroughly
blindfolded, he will drive a
BUICK
through the business districts
at 7 p. m. Sunday of next week,
starting in front of the
LIBERTY
THEATER
A.11 are invited to witness this
remarkable demonstration!
WHY DOES
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MURDOCK
Selecl a
BUICK
Because of its—
Dependability!
Simplicity!
Ease of control!
Quick Acceleration.
Car is being furnished
through the courtesy of
OGLE’S GARAGE
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a BUY ME: I stand for service ffi
a I enable one cent to be earned a
a by a disheartened service man in a
a the hospital who needed it and a
a all you pay for me goes 100 per a
a cent to service for those for a
a whom the war is not yet over, a
a BUY ME: a
a WEAR ME: I represent the a
a sacrificial blood of the men who a
a fell in Flanders Fields. I am a a
a Memorial to all who died in ser- a
a vice. In reverence and under- a
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WOMAN ENDEAVORED TO PALM
OFF ADOPTED BABY ON
HUSBAND AS HER OWN
SAX FRANCISCO, May 29. (/Pi
Plight of a woman who tried to palm
i an adopted baby off on her husband
I and his parents as her own revealed
' yesterday when when Mrs. William
Carr was arrested on charges of kid
napping. The woman, several weeks
ago, had advertised for a baby one
. week old. Mr. and Mrs. Holgar Han
| sen, feeling that they could not give
j their child proper support, answered
the ad. A day or so later the child
j was brought in a taxi to a hospital.
Mrs. Carr brought papers of adoption
; which later were proven to be a fake.
1
1 She took the baby away promising
that she would write weekly and ad
| vise the mother of the baby's health.
! A month passed and no letter. Mrs.
Hansen swore out a warrant for Mrs.
Carr on a charge of kidnapping. Mrs.
Carr, reading of the action, reported to
; police headquarters and turned the
baby back to its parents. The kid
! napping charge was then dropped.
SAX FRANCISCO, May 29. <7P;—
The first jail sentence to be imposed
! since the outbreak of the labor war
here as the result of a carpenter’s
! strike, was pronounced yesterday
when Charles Hubbard, union striker,
was sentenced to thirty days in jail
for assault on a nonunion worker. He
also was fined $25 and costs. Two
others were fined $25.
Sin HIT HID A
BIRTHDDt TESTERDiy
Sigrid Merrit, daughter of Mrs. Sig
rid Merrit, was thirteen years old yes
terday and in honor of the occasion,
her mother gave a party to a number
of her friends. The girls met at Sig
rid’s home at 7:30 o’clock and proceed
i ed from there to the theater. After
enjoying the picture the guests were
taken to Sylvia’s where they were
srved with delicious ice cream, cook
ies and a big birthday cake. Hand
painted animal place-cards were dis
tributed among the girls. Sigrid re
ceived many lovely gifts from her ten
friends. Those present were Eleanor
Krefting, Maud Larrsson, Catherine
Horton, Sylvia Sandbeck, Tina Haw
kinson, Sigrid Merrit, Lois Jessen, Ag
nes Anderson, Alvah Peterson, Rober
ta McIntosh and Sydney Jacobson.
Classified ads In The Gateway get
results at very small cost.
This is the time for
BLAZERS
BROADCLOTHS - WOOLES PLAIDS j
and SUEDES I
Childrens
$4.50
Men and Women
$6 50 to $8.00
BROWN & HAWKINS CORPORATION
QUALITY FIRST
ANOTHER
SHIPMENT
Flannel
Trousers
$5.00
To
$6.75
New Shades
All Wool Suits at $42.50
We carry a complete stocV of ready made >uit'
ALSO SETTS MADE TO ORDER
URBACHS
BUSEBtll ram
Pacific Coast league
Sacramento S. Seattle '■
Mission? 10. Frisco 5.
Hollywood 2. Los Ancele? 4.
Oakland-Portland, rain.
National League
New Tort S. Boston 5.
Brooklyn 3. Pfcila. 2.
St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 12.
Chicago 5. iPrtsburgt €.
American League.
Cleveland S. Sl Louis 4
Detroit €. Chicago t.
Phila €. 2, New York. 5. 1.
HUSH SEME FILLS
INTO COOS OUT INJURES
UNO MEW5ERS Of PHTT
MARSHFIELD. Ore.. May »- *3*—
Seaplane No. 3 of tie Alaska Serve
| Expedition fell 300 feet into Coos Bay
seriously injuring three, including Lt
Wallace Dillon and a photographer.
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WATER SHUT OFF HCTICE
The water will he shut off tonight
at 12 o’clock on Jefferson to Adams
street, on the corner of Fourth, and
from Fourth and Adams to the depot,;
including the court house.
Read the ads every day.
Lucky says: Paradoxical
as it may seem. kty at the
Red Front and keep out of
the red in the ledger, adv.
DRUG STORE
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