The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
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SIMM,
through this Hank, to the
Mi tl) suits FOUtm tlBMtlV 10AM
are requested to rail tor their honds.
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st i urs
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Xmas Gifts
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150\i:s of ( HOK K ( ICJARS
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SEXTON U THWAiTES
KKAI> THK PATHWAY
“ LIBERTY THEATRE '
NOSHOV' TONIGHT
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-LIGHTS
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ON OPENING NIGHT V N K'\ PKO
GKWI WILL Hi: SHOWN INCUT)
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AN EXTRA GOOD DILL
WILL UK SHOWN 8 Red
PROGRAM. PAT HE News
No H.*}. Charlie Chaplin -in*
“ THE ADVENTURER”
Also a five roe! Drama.
Information of importance to halt -
t» t fishermen operating in South*
w ^t«rn Vlnska. We can furnish anj
amount of fresh lwnt at all times,
t >'im Kish & Packing Co.. Cordova.
Vtaoka MStf
URBACH’S
THE BEST Ol
\\ VRM CLOTHING
FOR WINTER
AT THE
RIGHT
PRICE
URBACH’S
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Entire New M*#a<tnient. I
Newly decorated and re- I
turn^hei throughout.
Hatn SI 03 jtc
Mr. a id Mrs Harold Painter havt
taken the cottage on Third avenue,
across Lowell crook, formerly occupi
ed by the Stewarts, for the winter.
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Mrs. Hettcl loft on the Admiral
- W’atson for a trip to Valdez.
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Hu* body <# Tom Malone, pioneei
t of Alaska who died at Anchorage <*
pneumonia, was shipped on the Ad
mir.il Watson to Napa, Cal., for in-'
torment.
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The Komig family has taken the
cottage formerly occupied by (Jus lior
gen, for the remainder of the winter. I
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K. S. Hedberg, master mechanic
for the commission at Anchorage, left
yesterday on the Admiral W’atson to:
\ the states.
Oscar Anderson, former engineer
on the Seward division, left for tin
! states on the Admiral Watson to re
l main.
AI Winshell, whose wife was one
: of the Sophia victims, left on tin* Ad-1
i mini! W’atson for Juneau where he
will secure tin* body and take it to i
, eastern Canada for burial.
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The members of the Seward Vol* i
; untcer Fire Department will hold a|
meeting tonight at S o’clock at tin*!
Fire Hall.
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J. Junto, the barber, has closed hi.'
shop tom Warily and gone to Califor
nia on a pleasure ami business trip.
Mr. Junto will return early in Jan
u ary.
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The rotaiy will probably In* son* j
out the line tomorrow morning t< ,
clear the track* to Mile .VJ.
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Steamer Alameda is supposed fo
Seattle tomorrow for S •
<1. TJ e A! iska, sailing north from
Seattle last Saturday, is expected to
arrive at Cordova during tin* night
The Alaska is not coming to Seward.
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LEAVE ON WATSON.
Tlu* folio iiig passengers sailed
from Seward »n the Admiral Watson,
for Seattle— Jim Kelpor, Jack Rive
tiiid wife, Mrs. Jennie Peterson, J. E 1
minston, H. Strauss, Rudolph ^eter
son, Ed Wilde, William Bryan, Anna
Bryan, A1 Winchell, John Beaton, J.
Junto, Joe Guard, E. H. Allen, Ben
Chargen, C. M. Helmscn, Edna Royce, i
V H. Thompson, Fred Matz, K. Brow
lund, W. W. Butts and wife, Margucr- j
it<* Adams, Tony Flores, Mrs. Grac» !
\dams, Mrs. Fredrick Thierault, Rob
ert Kilkerson, J. H. Smith and wife,
Mi** Stella Murphy, E. S. Hedberg,
W. Lind, A. Scglerg, Oscar Anderson
and two Steerage; For Valdez— Mrs.
L. E. Hettel Ixwis Jacobson and on<*
steerage; for Cordova— Mrs. J. VV.
Ward, Mrs . Mary Charlton. Dorothy
Ward,*Oscar Marion. Thomas Sand
rick, D. Y. Smith, John Brunk, Peto
Carlson. Henry Allison. Arthur Led
berg, C. F. Carlson and two steerafco;
for Juneau— Charles Isaacson and
John Bunner; for LaTouche— P. My
arch, Oscar Narem, Alex Marloff, J.
Oeasnr, Otto ScVi!1 *• er. C. 0. Hicks,
FELT SHOES
$5.00 PAIR
BLANKETS QUILTS
WOOL I'MIKKWMAR
WOOL SOX
WOOL MITTS
I* \TU1( K MA( KINAWS
OVKR (OATS
rIIK PL.U i: \Y HFRK MI5N OlTFl !
jiii:iiimimi!iii:uiiiiMstniiuin:MtPiiiiki
Patrick Reed, S. Caller, l*. J. Mi
j/UUtflilin ami lb .toi tago .
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NOTH F TO MKMBKKS OF
FIRF DF.PAKTMKM.
All members will meet tonight u»
FIRM HILL, I • erybodv wdcnme.
WKATHKR KKrORT
t.
Thf following is the weather re
port for the 21 hours end at 7 o’clock
this inoi ninn:
Seward. i» above, clear, calm.
Kernerook, 12 below, clear . calm.
.Montana, .'>3 below, clear, calm.
Alatanuska, 34 below, clear, calm.
Anchorage 34 below, dear, calm.
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(!TY TAXES AKE PIE.
City Treasurer Romig announced
this morning that lu* wanted to clo>/*
his tax books as soon as possible and
makes the request that property own
ers pay their taxes immediately.
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CHANGES WITHDRAW N
The chages brought by Patrick Mm
ion against \Y. J. Morgan in the C. ;
Commissioner’s court, ha-; been with
drawn by motion of the plaintiff an
the costs assesetl against the latter.
J. VINES AID MEETS.
The Ladies Aid Society o *»h 4 M<
hodist cliurch will meet tomorrow a
ternoon at 2 o'clock at the home <
Mrs. Estes. As this is the last meet
ing of the year all no ml ers are asked
to attend.
A
rEMPENVNCE PON JAPAN
TOlvIO. Doc., 11— The health de
partment of .the Home Office is pro
paring to frame a temperance hill 1 >
he presented in the coming session <
the Diet. The purpose of the propos *
law is to prohibit drinking hv young
men under age and at the same tinv
to maintain strict order among the
dealers. The dcpaitmcnt is also plane
iug to restrict the quantity of sak
brewed.
■ ...liiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiitimtiiMcmimitii'tiii.
Statistics show that the percentage oi moiuu In*,
outs d« of hanks is greater than liiai
tost through ha >k failures by
over 210 per cent.
\ltd >people wi’i s oi • their money awa> •
stockings, drawers, mattresses, car
pets, etc., v. . !ing for the
thieves aid flupus.
\\ h\ t;ik'* tit;* *i >< an> h n; .7 Op m all in ri»'
to lay. We also ha e . fe’> <1 i«»- it
boxes for your \ ai
nahlo p pel
. THE BANK OF
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
\,u!\ s • , r*: s it' » a • trains tin
I *amers. . 'horn* 1 !■’.
Ci:i!T.\!N-TE!-:i) Hoofing »t
, vv Noon. tl
m: n:\:\ hi.ns at .1. i.. <;ra*rv
n:n i\\» • -. i no out m
n. lira ms noon.
; !•:. YOI RS ES half
•narch Oak. Ii h. no •'•opal, ‘?’.T
o;iir. l.lov.i7, Opposite I.’b< tv ih
at re.
VY, do piclure framing. Prices ro.i*
suiable. Sexton & TJnvailes. if.
,-ple ' d r al Tile
.) L. Crv f\
roij S V K Y It: ' and
x'aba^e , >•. .'till ! n p.* •• *J '. »*
lb.
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Phono Main 17.
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JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. _SEV
HOTE] S
WITH AM. THE CCI
R \TES BY DAY OR WEEK
K. A. HORNER, Nara^er
Vf.:iL UCL7H AND HEATJ)
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FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER LET OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT SUB LY YOU
Fresh Fruits New crop Nuts, all kinds; Cranberries, Good assortments Vegetables (Extra Fancy Apples $Y0 ox. Johnathan, \> mo . aos a.tv.. • Ron*? 11
Beaut v).
Our Clothing Department Offers You
Silk Neckwear, Silk Hose, Silk and French Flannel Shirts, Silk and Wool Underwear, Ladies and Gentlem i
Militar . Brushes Cowhide Traveling Bags and Leather Novelties.
In Our Furniture Department
Complete useful presents for all.
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Suggestions From Our Hardware Department
. r» i v awin'1- Sets ■ Cut Glass
Silverware Percolators . aivlI»
nl I r. I „ < i. Ska'.es Snow Shoes
Pocket Knives Hash Lights k f' 9'- n. a
Irown & I s
“Quality First’
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