We have surrounded ourselves with
every modem facility, conducive to sale
and conservative banking,
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The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
HOTEL SEWARD!
Rates SI a day and up
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd f'lMr Van G*'der Bid* SEWARD, ALASKA
- LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday & Thursday
G0LDW1N FORD
Educational” Going South **
METRO PICTURE CO.
PRESENTS
VIOLA DANA
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” T H E P A R IS 1 A N
TIGRESS”
A Picture %%ell taken, good Darn -
ing Scene, Clean, Plenty ot Action,
llie clean character of the Tigran*
rise* above the Mirrouudings and en
vironment forced by an uncouth bro
ther. In an interesting way. Romance
with some Comedy.
Also a Bray Dictograph
Cartoon & Travel.
URBACHS
For
,\ 1. L L K A T H R K SHOKS
KOI? SALE CHEAP
Loi* 18, 17, 21% 25, lilock 18; Loi 25,!
block 17; 38 block 8. Will tell for j
Half of tax valuation. All door to!
A dama street a.-—— —
SEE B80SIUS A KOOdi
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SYLVIA’S
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CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONER!
PHOTOGRAPH*
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIA’S
AoHjr’fc express meet* all train* and .
Phoae 14$.
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Weil furnished lodging hocue. A 1
bargain.
SEE DOUGHERTY
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■ NOTICE TO PUBLIC *i>
C itizen* who fail to secure a * *
* permit for burning rubbish or for * ,
* starting tire* of any nature, will * tj
* be prosecuted. A permit must be * ;:
* secured from the City clerk. * .j
* (Signed) Robert Guest,
* Chief of Police ‘ :j
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Razor buck clam* and crabs at the j|
Soward Fish Co. M7 jj
ALASKA’S HUD COMMERCE
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SEATLK May 6— Alaska's com*^j
rr.erce in 1919 showed exports of $42.* jj
176.000, and imports of $29,396, ac- ji
cording to figures compiled by the |
Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber |
of Commerce. *K j
Die products included: Gold, $9,000* j
000; copper, $8,500,000; silver, $650,* j
000; oil $1,072,000; halibut, $1,600,- <
000; rod, $850,000; furs and skins, .
$4,000,000. The grand total, includ* :
in* fish, minerals, etc., is $128,000,* j
000. . :
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The Ketchikan Chronicle has start- j
ed a boost for an Atoka VnlTeroity. j
tf bo built •% letAHia
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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A CUSTOMER SAID
“The best compliment I can pay
you on the SERVICE of the
BANK of SEWARD, is that I
can’t criticise it.”
This does not mean that out
service is above criticism, but that
we are always ready to accept
suggestions from our friends that
will further our aims towards the
goal of Perfection in Banking Ser
vice.
If there is any way in which we
can be of assistance to you in fin
ancial matters, whether you are a
welcome “new-comer” in our com
munity or an appreciated friend
and customer of this bank, feel
free to suggest it to us. We desire
co-operation.
BANK OF SEWARD
r* Established— 19C.'>. *
★ * “The Bank **
** That Helps **
** You Prosper ” **
TELEPHONES CONN ECTIN G
A L L DEPARTMENTS.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
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Libby’s unexcelled Canned Fruits and vege
tables, on display all this week.
Pineapple — Strawberries — Raspberries —
Pears — Peaches & Apricots.
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Canned Corn — Tomatoes — Asparagus —
Beets — Spinach — Sweet Potatoes — Pump
kin. ...... *4
Libby’s Bottled Queen Olives, Catchup and
Salad Dressing.
Libby’s Canned Milk,
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Onion Sets and a general line of Garden Seeds
Its warm weather now, get busy and plant
your garden.
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OurWindow rhis^V&ek
DO you know how they *
toM Rone? W here
the nr c watch was made *
Thitt 5.vei» Witches a day was
?.r. unbelievable cutout for a
watch fncto-y in »p? How
many watches ar. turned * ut
in the Ini'--’ ■ M* Tories ted-ty?
a Dafe
in the Stone A£e
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Featuring all this week, several numbers in men’s High Gr®d*^®^oes’0 aUhe
were all bought quite a while ago at former prices, -they are big a alues. One look at the
shoes will prove it to you.
“A SPECIAL TAN WORK SHOE IN GOOD
HEAVY LEATHER ” at $5.50 pair.
Another extra good value in a heavy tan lace
shoe at $6.00 pair.
Dark tan, heavy sole — lace shoe at $6.50 pair.
A Black “all Leather” shoe — Servicable, at
$7.50 pair.
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A Broad toe — roomy Tan Shoe, made on Dr.
Munsons Army last, very comtortabie $7.0(»
pair.
A Heavy Dark Tan Shoe— Double stitched
sole, $8.00 pair.
A dark Tan semi—dress shoe — extra quality
leather, a wonderful value at $8.50 pair.
Men’s Women’s Boy’s and Children’s Tennis Shoes, and Slippers.
BROWN & HAWKINS
: “Quality First”