THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA !
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»1 E M BEK
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FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
H. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Pm
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd floor Van G*'der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
METRO FEATURE CO.
PRESENTS
HALE .HAMILTON,
—IN—
“ AFTER HIS 0 \Y N
HEAR T ”
A 5— Part Comedy Roman
ce of strange adventure.
Also A MACK SEN NETT
KEYSTONE COMEDY IN
2—Reels. With Louise Fa
•zenda.Chestcr Conklin and
Mvrtle Lind, —IN—
“HER FIRST MISTAKE"
A 7—REEL Program that’s
A Bear for fun all through.
lnd>‘* rxprvH* moot* all train* and
Phono 14.1
N O T I C E
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\ special meeting of the members
•»f the Seward Arctic Brotherhood \s
'«m iation. a fraternal corporation, will
He held on Monday February 16th,
1920, at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M.. in
the Arctic Brotherhood Hall at Sew
ard. Alaska, for the purpose of elect
ing five trustees of the Association
who shall hold office until the Third
Thursday of November, 1920, and u.i i
til their successors are elected and
qualified.
H. S. BALDERSTON.
Secretary Board of Trustee*
Seward Arctic Brotherhood
Association.
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TO "HUMANIZE** PRISONERS
NEW YORK. Jan., t3— Thomas
Mott Osborne's nation-wide campaign
to humanize the prisons of the
United States, according to a friend
of Mr. Osborne who served ten years
in Bing Sing, has for its real object
the counteracting of anarchy for he
said. “of the 500.000 convicts . men
and women, who annually emerge
from American prisons, fully 90 doi
of them an* potential Bolshe
vists.**
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John T. Spirkott, manager of the
P ilaro theatre who went to Sitka to
install a new Orpheum theatre, has
returned to Juneau . __
SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone. Adams 12H.
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SYLVIA’S
TO RENT— 2 room apartment,
furnished. Rothfus Apartments. .111.
WANTED:— Housekeeper for a fam
ily of four people. Will &ive comfor
table home for reasonable service and
salary. Permanent home. Inquire Gate
way. JO t f.
FOR SALE— fine double bed. Os
temore mattress, double coil spring.
Cost $75 Roes for $50. The Alaska
Shop. Jl.l tf.
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RED FLAG NO LONGER
AUCTIONEER’S SYMBOL
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan., Rl— The
r*‘d flag, for many years the symbol
of the auction sale, will fly no more
in San Francisco. In its place will
fly a flag of navy blue.
In these days of free speech an^l
high-pressure patriotism auctioneers
b 'gan to pass sleepless nrgnts in chc
f ar that the uproar of thirty hous,?
wiv*s crying out 5-ccnt raises on bids
for old furniture under the evim
banner might be mistaken fo** the
sessions of a bomb-throwers congresi
discussing the Russian foreign policy.
So at the last meeting of the San jj
Francisco Association of Auctioneers jj
they voted unanimou <ly fhnt. the <>n* i
|y proper place for the. red flag on j
the junk pile along side the profs
and the large picture of th«' goat that
used to point the way to the place ji
where you got “the tallest in town *’<>
a nickel.”
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Albert Rapp, formerly op tne,
Treadwell mine, who has been opera*'
^ing the chrome mine near Seldovia!
has shut down for the winter and \
is spending the holidays on G*stln au ;
ohaanat
DELIVERY FROM 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Swift’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfield Butter and Eggs.
New Pack of RELIANCE and MAXI HJM
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can’t Beat these Goods for Quality.
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BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the lool field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
CHAS. E. BROWN, PRESIDENT
SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
j. l. McNally, asst cashier
D ill E CTO II s
Clias. E. Brown, Sidney Anderson J. M. Sloan
Maurice D. Leehey H. S. Balderston
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.A Stock of Shirts that demand your attention. An assortment of patterns that are pleasing in every
detail. Shirts from the leading mills and manufaclur ,TS’ whose productions harmonize with our slogan
“ Oualitv First
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-We invite you to observe “Shirt Week” with us. Visit our store, and get acquainted with the different
cloth and materials, ask as many questions as you like, handle as many shirts as you want. Our Shit t
Knowledge” is at your service.
.You owe it to yourself to see some of the follow mg numbers which will be on display all week.
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Shirr® for Dm* wear in*- 'Bidras, Novelty shirting*, ailkn
r.nti t:ber silks.
A lurt'o showing of semi —* Press shirts, with either Military
or lu> down collar.'
Shirts ol — Blue Ch ambry, Black Sateen, khaki and light
weigh* flannels.
In the heavy and medium weights you will see Shirts tail
ored from several fancy patterns of Oregon Cassmere. These,
including some Brown Broadcloths. are the finest we have
ever, seen.
Blue Flannels, Gray Flannels, Stripes, Checks, Plaids, with
high or low collar.
Outing Flannel Nifjht Shirts.
Shirts and Blouses for Big Boys and Little
Boys in Percales, Madras, and gray and
brown flannel.
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CRUISER’S SHIRTS LOGGER’S SHIRTS
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~ BROWN &. HAWKINS
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