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OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
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Rates $1 a day and up
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The Broadway Shop has taken over
the adjoining building and will open a
first class tailoring and cleaning es
tablishment within one week. Mr. C.
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shop and ladies garments will receive
special attention.
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FOR SALE— Gas boat, Eagle U.
27, 32 feet long, 8 feet four inch beam,
24 H. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel,
1 towing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 100
feet chain, sails and stove, Price $750.
Apply City Express. S7tf.
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COULDN’T HUNT FOR FOG
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H. S. Balderston went out to the
Brewer-Hayden mine last Saturday
afternoon on a hunting trip for birds.
'Hie fog came down so thick that the
sight of the gun could not even be
seen when put' to the shoulder. Al
though he heard grouse and ptarmi
gan in the brush he could not see them
and returned home yesterday empty
hande**.
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E. R. Tarwater went to Anchorage
on Saturday’s train to bid his friends
goodbye on the eve of his leaving for
the. states on a sixty day vacation tnp.
Mr. Tarwater returned on yesterday's
train and will go ferath on the Alamo*
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CREDITS :
The tendency all over the country is for greater restriction
of credits, which is bound to be felt by retailers in the near
future.
Money rates arc extremely high, hanks are discriminating
with unusual care in loaning money and this situation is not
expected to be relieved very soon.
It is not nmiss to offer a suggestion that retail merchants
keep their assets in as liquid condition as possible. Long
credits should be avoided and collections should be carefully
attended.
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Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
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Banking regulations tell us what we cannot do.
For example, we cannot speculate with your money.
They do not forbid us, however, to be generous and
friendly; we can go as far as we like in personal
kindness. We'll go the limit.
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Most people consider a bank as*a place to deposit
and to draw money. That's all right. There’s a human
element, a studied helpfulness, a degree of courtesy
you'll find here in the Bank of Seward that makes
banking here a pleasant informal sort of thing.
Of course if you have tried us, you know. To those
who haven't, we extend a cordial invitation.
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BANK OT SEWARD
“YOUR FINANCIAL STEWARD."
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Rubber Coats
Slickers
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AND SHOE-PACS
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“DUTCHESS TROUSERS”
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Blue and Grey Serge for
Dress Wear.
GOOD WORK PANTS IN
KHAKI
MOLESKIN
WHIPCORD
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SPECIAL IN OUR
GROCERY DEPT.
. This Week Only.
McCullough’S
CHICKEN
SOUP
2 cans for 25c.
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