Seward daily gateway. [volume], October 31, 1913, Image 4

About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1905-1914

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TAKE THE
S. S. CRESCENT
For Speed and Comfort. Down
KENAI LAKE DAILY
GRANDMA WHITES. - MILE 20
GO TO
MRS. BITTNER’S
HOAKMMi HOUSE
For a Good Meal
UautMurr Building. Washington Stmt
PETER ANDERSON
PAI VTING
AND
PAPERHANGING
G. W. PALMER
.GENERAL.......
MERCHANDISE
Complete line of Goods of *he
Highest Crudes
Highest Prices Paid tor All Furs
Knik, - • Alaska
Se wa rd W ater
and
Power Compt'n/j
John A* Nelson, Manager
Office Bank et 5«wird Building
SEWAKl), - ALASKA
SOLD FOUND
AT ANDREAFSKI
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Dispatches frpm Nome state that the
schooner Transit is a total wreck near
j Point Barrow, and that the Polar Bear,
Alaska, North Star, Marv Sachs and
\ Be I vide re are imprisoned in the ice.
Nome, Oct* 31-The reported discov
! ery of jrold on a har of Clear river,
; which enters the Yukon on the rijfht
| limit at AudreafsfcU has occasioned
‘Considerable excitement here and in
; St. Michael* During the oassed several
days} quite a number have imped
ed to the scene of the find.
The story in circulation here is that
a uian u a met l llhodes panned two ounces
from the Clear river bar iu a couple of
dats. The bar is supposed to have
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t been found in the early days by a half
breed known Pitai, who came toSt.
Michael at intervals with >?vld, but re
fused to divulge me source of his in- j
come. The half-breed boally died on j
the trail with his secret unreveaied.
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The steamer Dora reached Unalaska
at 10 o’clock tnis forenoon.
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Sun burst pocket Sash lamps at J. L.
; Graef s._*
Field glasses at J* L* Graef s« *
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Budweiser beer at the Branch. *
Pocket Kaives from 75c. to $5.
George, the Jeweler
|C. HENNING
Ajceat for the Famous
Fred. Kauffman Clothes
Th< best of every thing in Tail, ring
Ladies and Gentlemen's Clothes
cleaned, ptessed. repaired aud altered.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Our handsome little savings
banks form a real fncentive
for accumulating money in
the family.
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Many a small sum is never
saved and banked simply be
cause there’s no convenient
place to put it until it seems
large enough for a real bank
deposit.
These home banks fill the
need. When they’re emptied,
the contents become deposits,
earning 4 per cent, from day
deposited.
Commerce Cafe
' E. LEVIN, PROPRIETOR
Everything the Market Affords Served
DAY OR NIGHT!
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The “Hang” of
Yoor Overcoat
will at once reveal
artistic workman
ship and fabric
goodness if made
expressly for you
by our famous
Chicago tailors,
Ed. I \ Price & Co.
Have us send them your measure and
secure ultra-stylish appearance, quality
and economy in your clothes.
11 undreds of new and desirable Autumn
and Winter weaves await your inspec
tion and vour selection now will un
w
questionably proclaim your style-leader
ship. Better leave your measure today*1
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New shipment of Ball Band Shoe Pacs, the longest
wearing pacs made. 10 in., 12 in. and 16 in. tops, with and
without heels. $4.50 to $6.
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Felt Insoles and Hemp Sox.
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We are showing a fine new line of Summit “High
Collar” flannel Shirts, in good colorings and patterns.
Prices, 2.50, 3.75, 4.00 and 5.00.
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We are headquarters for the M. C. Lilley Suit Cases
and Traveling Bags, made of Leather, and have a large
assortment to choose from.
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^ Boys’ Shoe Pacs and Rubber Boots.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing.
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Carbartt and Levi Strauss Overalls.
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