The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward.
Coder New Regulations
of the
American Relief Administration
We are NOW Able to Issue
DRV FTS and MON E V Orders
On the Following Countries:—
(J HUMAN V
HX1-AXI)
POLAND
I’HKCHO—SLOVAKIA
(i HUMAN— AUSTRIA
JUGO—SLA VIA
SERBIA
ROUMAMA
BULGARIA
TURKEY
HUNGARY
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CORRESPONDENT
THE HARRIMAN NATIONAL RANK
New York
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EORI) TRAVEL
Training Officers For The
National Army.
GREATER FEATURES
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PRESENTS
B I L L I E B U R K E
—IN—
•LET’S GET A
I) I V O R C E ”
A High ( lass Comedy Dra
ma in Five Reels. Tonight
you will see Billie as a young
convent bred girl who longs
for romance, and gets it.
Special Feature Fri. & Sat.
'Passing of The Third Floor
Back”_1
—warn » ■— ' j • am ■
Halibut. Rod Snappers, Fing Cod,
SEWARD FISH CO.
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
l__ . __ _
Steamer Northwestern, provided !
making her usual time, should arrive j
n Juneau sometime this evening,
westbound to Seward.
According to the new steamer schc
dule published elsewhere in the Gate-1
way today, the Alaska Steamship Co., j
will have a sailing from Seattle for !
Seward, every ten days. during tlv*
winter months.
The officers and crew of the U. S.
S. Saturn will entertain the men folic
*f Seward tonight at the Arctic Bro
therhood hall by a smoker. The first
\ nt will h«* pulled off at X o'clock.
Harold Painter is now out the line j
to meet Mrs. Painter and the baby J
who wi'l return on Sunday’s train i
f.om a visit to Anchorage.
A. H. McDonald expects to leave
for Seattle within the next two week*
t<» remain in Seattle and elsewhere
until after the holidays.
Many house parties are being plan
ned for tomorrow night, it being Hall
owe’en.
The north wind continues to blow
today but it is something all must get
used to.
Freighter Skagway is expected in
port soon with freight for the commis
sion.
Freighter Ketchikan sailed out lat*
ves.e»day afternoon after discharging
a large cargo of freight at the Sew
ard dock.
Territorial Commissioner of I'du
ent on Henderson expects to return
from Anchorage on next Sunday*'
ra>n and h ave on the Northwestern
’or othe** coast )x>rts on his return to
Juneau, his headquarters.
The Women’s club of Seward will
meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:20 «>’
clock with Mrs. Orlander.
SEATT1 E. Oct. SO PI 1
arc as follows: Halibut, twenty three
and three quarters cents; Sable, fou»
rents; Ling and Red Cod, four cents.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
IVIrphoiif. Adams 12S.
SYLVIAS
.V»ui> *s p\j)rrs> meets at] (ruins uin!
-.(earners. Plume I 13.
Kieet ric So wine Machine motors at
Gruels.
National Water Motor Washer**
at J. L. Graofs.
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CROWN G \SOI.INK $I.9S per case
it Graefs.
BANK OF StWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G*'der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
MOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
!AfES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
!L A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
-*-^
FOR S\liE— Dining Chaim- Grn»fn.
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Kmhermen’H Supplier at Gra<*tA.
- .>
FLASH LIGHTS and battci ie* a<
J. L. Graeia.
THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
Slili-PACS
r. S.. H I • P R E s s
and BALL-BANI)
$5.50 to
$7.50
BOYS — SHU-PACS
THIS BROAD
TOE SHOE AS
ILEUS T R A T E 1).
IS BUILT FOR
COMFORT as wo!!
as SERVICE
WE HAVE ALL
SIZES of this Model in
Several Different Grades at
$8 to $15
BOYS S H 0 15 S
F or Work Dress or May
THE MAJORITY
OF OUR SHOE
STOCK Was Purchased
NEARLY TWO YEARS
AGO AT THE
OLii PRICIS
And We Are Selling: Them
On That Basis.
VISIT OUR SHOE
DEP A RT MENT
Always Pleased
To Show You.
A GOOD WORK SHOE
' FOR MEN
AT — $5.50
THIS I)RES SY
ENGLISH MODEL
Is a Favorite Just Now
and is Serviceable as
well as Dressy. We Have
Several Lines of this Shoe
from WALK-OVER — A.
E. NETTLETON, and
Roberts — Johnson & Rand
$7 to $15
MEN’S and WOMEN’S
BEDROOM and
HOUSE SLIPPERS
MAKE IDEAL GIFTS
N &
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“ Quality First ”
ROBBER
BOOIS
RED U.S. “MINER’S
SPECIAL” —WHITE
HIPRESS — in Knee, Three
Quarter and Hip Lengths.
-,-*
WOMEN’S — HOY’S and
CH ILDREN’S BOOTS.
$2.25 to $10.50