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HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
(Under Supervision of Unde Sam)
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
We can now accept bonds of the above
loan, for Conversion and Exchange for
• Permanent Liberty Loan Bonds of the
same issue, with Interest Coupons to
maturity attached.
{•This service is rendered without charge
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F<»r President .Warren G. Hat ding
For Vice-President.Calvin Coolidge
TKRRITORI \L TICKET
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For Delegate
Dan Sutherland, of Ruby.
For Representatives.
ARTHUR FRAME, of Anchorage.
A. K. LATH HOP. of Cordova
and Anchorage. *
P.. E. Eisner, of Cordova.
Jos. H. Murray, of McCarthy.
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John Rustgaid, of Juneau.
.For Senator.
K. K. Chamberlin, of Seward.
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j AI.FRF.D 15EXSOX, of Anchorage.
(ins Johnson, of Cordova.
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1) A N A. S U T H E R L A N D
Republican Candidate for >
Delegate To Congress
For Last Eight years, lie has served continuously in the
Territorial Senate, 1" rum the I* ourth Division. He was th^
President of that body during the Second Session of the
Legislature.
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.COtOSUET is a Delicate Product of refined
I
Cotton seed Oil and also Stearine.
It is Remarkable in being Extremely Health
ful and Digestible and is guaranteed Pure.
For Baking and Cooking, use one third less
than Lard.
2 lb. can..65c.
51b. can.... L50
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Wanted one complete oil drilling; outfit
lioost Seward but Never Knock.
notice
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TO HOLDERS OF THE FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
Until November First 1920, we will ac
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cept the above liberty Bonds and for
ward the same for exchange into per
manent Bonds, of the same issue, with
out charge.
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BANK Of SEWARD
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
4 Per Cent PAID ON
_ SAVINOS ACCOUNTS.
NO CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT HERE
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Get a pair
of those
ALL WO JL ;
Winter wc ght
“DUTCHGSS
TROUSERS”
$8. 50 _
The Busiest Grocery Department
iri Town. Phoi:e Main 1.
We are exclusive local dealers for Gold Medal
; Flour. Try a sack.
A complete line of Groceries and provisions j
always in stock.
SPECIAL
For This Week Only
; King’s evap*orated Fruits and vegetables.
Strawberry, Raspberry, Rhubarb, Pumpkin,;
i Squash, Spinach and Apple Fritters. -
I , REGULAR 35c
PACKAGE.—L.----- 25c
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Values, Because there is no cause for Complaint Fair
Minded Men Frankly Admit it.
_If eveyy Tailor and every Clothes-Maker were
in a position to give the Values and render the service
available in
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tailoring
there would be no protests heard against exorbitant prices
of Clothes. The Quality of our Tailoring is the Highest.
The Quality of our Woolens is above Criticsm, and the in
tegrity of the House back of every Tailored-lo-individual
-measure garment that we produce is unquestioned. If you
will come in and look over our new line of Imported and
Domestic Woolens all this talk about the high cost of
Clothes will mean nothing to you. Suits and Overcoats.,
$45. $55. $65. $75. and up.
$45 $55 $65 $75 AND UP
BOWS FINE CORDUROY SCHOOL SUITS $15.50
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HATS
CAPS
TOQUES
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Stetson and Knox Hats for Men. Fur Caps —
WooJ Caps for Winter, wear with ear flaps,
complete lines . Light' weight dress caps for
men and boys.
| TOQUES
!. Wool Mitts — Leather Mitts biases
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YOUR MAIL
ORDERS.
PROMPT SERVICE.
BROWN &
“ Quality
STAY WITH
SSWARD. .
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