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The
Harriman National Bank
ol Alaska at Seward
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We have received trom the 1*EDKRAL
RESERVE BANK ol San Francisco, our shipment
ol FIRST. SECOND and THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CONVERTED l'< percent PERMANENT
! COl PON BONDS. Those holdinst our receipt lor
TEMPORARY BONDS ol the above issues, vvill
kindly call and receive their permanent bonds.
M I] M B E R
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F E D E R A l. R E SERA E S \ S T E M
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HOTEL. SEW ARD
Rates Si a day and up
M A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop
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FIRE INSURANCE
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
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The Home of
HART S< HAFFNER &
MARX CLOTHES.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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STATIONERY
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INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIA’S
Vi t!\ - * \ t.f *s meet* all trains ;»nr
steamers Phone 113.
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I III I 1 t WMMi season is here,
t.et \our uerr pint and quart jars at
.1. L. Cruel’*. Jy2Htt.
.. l ull SALK 2 large, restaurant
: ranges. of top -V-2' 4" and ti'- *’•*
l’ . >12”* and sit»0. Sanitary Plumb
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SKW\PI> T.L Cloudy. Calm.
Aneho ago of*. Cloudy, Calm.
Was Ha ”>0. Paining Calm.
Talkeetna •’»."* ( loudy. Calm,
(loldrioek do. Cloudy. Calm.
Hurricane a.-!. Cloudy. Calm.
Summit 12. Cloudy, (’aim.
Paine 4*. dourly. Calm,
lloaly f»*2. (Hear, Calm.
Nenana 6", Clear. Calm.
Farihanhs 66, Clear. Calm.
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Re na <! !.. OVonnor, representing
the Rexall Drug Co., is a tourist on
tin' Alameda, accompanied by his
wife.
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V. S. Commissioner David, of An
chorage. who has been to the states
on business, returned north on the
Alameda.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the •■ntire
World. Associated Press Service.
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On January First, \. 0. I*120. you promised yourself a
year of atlxaneeiuenl. Maybe you formed some definite
i esolut ion-..
Six months haxe passed - - six mouths ol preparation lor
harxest. What a erop of results xx ill your past six months
hrinu?
| or example, haxe you at last started to handle ynuj
mo ley s’icn'il ii'tilly l»y openin . up a check account.
No, it is not T<iO !. V! F.
Start now, in Juiy rather than Aiiuust or a later month,
and see what a dillerenc'e is attained hy I he end ol the
next six months!
i Mir hank is open to you ex cry business day’, xxalk riuht in
ami make the start.
At the Sign of
Ye Jolly little lailor.
WHY NOT HAVE YOl'U
W I N T K lv T A I i. 0 R I N C
DON E N () U ?
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MONETARY ADVANTAGE — BECAUSE
-THE SUPPLY OF REALLY GOOD
WOOLENS IS FALLING SHORT OF THE
DEM A ND. A N D THE AUTISM N SEASON’S
BUSINESS ALREADY PROMISES TO BE
no: largest in tiie history ofthe
TAILORING INDUSTRY.
-OUR CELEBRATED WHOLESALE
MERCHANT TAILORS
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HAV E SENT US A WONDERFUL
LINE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WOOLENS. TOGETHER WITH AUTHOR
ITATIVE DESIGNS OF FASHIONABLE
MODELS FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER.
THESE SHOULD FURTHER EMPHASIZE
THE ADVANTAGE OF MAKING SELECT-'
IONS NOW. EY EN IF YOU DO NOT
\Y ISII DELIVERY UNTIL MUCH LATER.
$•10. OR LESS
$00. 0 R M 0 R E
Clothes that imho the Question
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(I R 0 C E It ! E S and P It O V I S I 0 X S ;
II OUSE IIOLD and HU I LDEItS <
II A R I) \Y A It E ;
F U It X I T IJ It E, ( A It P E T S, It U G S |
and H E D D I N G . \
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T 1) E R E IS A 1-E A T H E 11
\\ () K K 1 N G G L O V E 0 R M 1 T T
FOR EVERY TASK.
S E E O U R W 1 N I) 0 \\ I) I S I* L A V
( L O T H 1 N G' I) E P A R T M ENT.
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“ Quality First ”
telephones connecting all departments
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