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SYLVIA’S ■<
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
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Andy’s express meets mil trains and j
steamers. Phone 143.
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OFF ON THE BIG HUNT*
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With guides Wagner and Berg, PV
R. Coudert, wife and son, of New
York City, left this morning for a<
hunting trip in the interior of Kenai'
Peninsula.
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ELKS HAVE JINKS
The Elks held low jinks last night
and a regular “Hello Bill” time was
had. Exalted Ruler Thomas J. Price
presided at the social session.
NoV AT BORGEN’S
Jack Tuttle, formerly with the AJ-.
uska Engineering Commission in Sew
ard also at Anchorage, has accepted a
position at Borgen’s and started worlfj
there today.
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CANCEL* STEAMERS' TRIP
According to a cablegram received
this forepnoon from Seattle by Agent
McDonald, the sailing of the steamer
Northwestern from Seattle on Sept.,
9th has been cancelled.
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Steamer Alaska arrived at Cordova
early this morning and is due in Sew
ard tomorrow night according to ad
| vices received by Agent A. H. He*
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» CREDITS:
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The tendency mil over the country is for greater restriction
of credits, which is bound to be felt by retailers in the near
future. f
Money rates are extremely high, banks are discriminating
with unusual care in loaning money and this situation is not
expected to be relieved very soon.
It is not amiss to offer a suggestion that retail merchants
keep their assets in as liquid condition as possible. Long
credits should be avoided and collections should be carefully
attended.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
Banking regulations tell us what we cannot do.
For example, we cannot speculate with your money.
They do not forbid us, however, to be generous and
friendly; we can go as far as we like in personal
kindness. We'll go the limit.
Most people consider a bank as a place to deposit
and to draw money. That's all right. There's a human
element, a studied helpfulness, a degree of courtesy
you'll find here in the Bank of Seward that makes
banking here a pleasant informal sort of thing.
Of course if you have tried us, you know. To those
who haven't, we extend a cordial invitation. .
BANK OF SEWARD
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“YOUR FINANCIAL STEWARD.”
SNAPPY MODELS
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FOR FALL AND WINTER
192C and 1921
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-Cassimeres, Cheviots, Fancy Silk Decorated
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Worsteds and Blue Serges, are all represented here this
season in a wide range of fabrics.
-Full Belted Overcoats as illustrated, will be
worn to a great extent again this winter. We have them.
Plenty of other models in Overcoats for the most exacting
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or for those who are somewhat conservative.
-Let us measure you NOW.
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U. S. RAYNSTERS, RUBBER COATS, SLICKERS
and RUBBER FOOTWEAR.
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MEN’S SOX
. Wilson Brothers
Chain — Knit
Park Mills
In light weight
Silk and lisle
A Wonderful Value
in a Homespun Sock,
Colors, Black and
Oxford.
PAIR
GROCERY Department |
Phone Main 1. I
DEL—SUU BRAND CALI-1
FORNIA Fruits in glass and
tins.
Fishers Flour and Corn
Meal, Heinz Spaghetti
SPECIAL FOR THIS
WEEK ONLY.
A 15oz can of Kippered
Herring.
CLOTHING - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS - HARDWARE - General - MERCHANDISE.
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