The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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Under New Regulations
of the
American Relief Administration
We are NOW Able to Issue
1) R A F T S and M O N E Y Orders
On the Follow inu Countries:—
GERMAN Y JUGO—SLA VIA
FINLAND SERBIA
POLAND ROUMANIA
CHECHO—SLOVAKIA BULGARIA
%
GERMAN—AUSTRIA TURKEY
HUNGARY i
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CORRESPONDENT
THE HARRIMAN NATIONAL BANK
New York
• LIBERTY THEATRE -
MONDAY & TUESDAY
FORD SCENIC — THE
Anglers, with an interesting
ing set of fish hatchery pic
tures.
TRIANGLE Presents—
MARGE FA WILSON
—IN—
~ W I L I) S U M A C "
A Good Five Part Feature
With Plenty of Action. Story
laid in the mountains. Rug
ged scenery, with a real Bad
Man, a French Canadian,
and the little waif "M ild Su
mac”. (iood Melodrama.
Also- A Sennett Paramount
Two Reel Comedy, Clever
and funny. "LADIES First”
RAILROAD FORCES TO
BE REORGANIZED FOR
THE WINTER MONTHS
According to Assistant engineer
Cierig, who was in Seward last w»h»k,
returning to Anchorage on yesterday's
train, there w ill he a reorganization of
the working forces of the Sc.vard and
Anchorage divisions for the winter
months. Construction work, for the
greater part will end within a few
weeks, for this year. Thu main thing
to then be considered from now until
spring will be the traffic situation.
Just what changes will be made are
not yet positively known at present
and the official announcement will be
made by Col. Meats from his head*
quarters possibly within the next two
weeks.
KLOISK SEWARDBOCND
The ga.** mail steamer Eloise left
i L’nga Sundav for Seward according
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a wireless received by Wayne Slut*. •
The Rloise has been held up by storms.
The little boat should arrive here the
latter part of this week.
w k a r h k u k io r o i: t
The following is the weather repott
for the it hours ending at 7 o'clock
, this morning:—
SKW \KI> :">0, (Tear, Calm.
Anchorage .‘TO, l't Cloudy, (’aim.
Chiekaloon "2, Snowing. Calm.
Wasilla 20, laudy, Calm.
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^INTERNATIONAL
I LABOR MEETING
’ ON THIS WEEK
—
WASHINGTON, 0<t.. 27— Th<> In
temaiioual Labor conference, provid
ed for in the treaty, opens Wednesday
in this city. Delegates are today ar
, riving from Japan, Knglarid, I* tarn***
; and ISeigium.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
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Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
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Kleetric Sewing Machine motors st
Gracia.
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NATIONAL Water Motor Washer
at J. L. Graef.s.
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CKOWN G \SOl.lNK $1.98 per case
at Graffs.
BANK Or SEWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G^der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
A.
MOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
KATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
II A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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FOR SALK— Dining Chairs- Graffs. FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
--*1- ' J. L. Graefs.
Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs. -♦
THESE ARE THE SHOES YOU
HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR
sm-pacs
I.S.. H I-PRESS
and BALL-BAND
$5.50 t#
$1.50
BOYS — S H V - V A C S
THIS BROAD
TOE SHOE AS
I L L USTRAT E I).
IS BUILT FOR
COMFORT as wo!!
as SERVICE
WE HAVE ALL
SIZES of this Model in
Several Different Grades at
$8 to $15
B 0 Y S S H O E S
For Work Dress or Flay
nooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOXX
THE MAJORITY
OF OUR SHOE
STOCK Was Purchased
NEARLY TWO YEARS
AGO AT THE
OLD PRICES
And We Are Selling Them
On That Basis.
VISIT OUR SHOE
DEPARTMENT
Always Pleased
To Show You.
A GOOD WORK SHOE
FOR MEN
AT — $5.50
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T HIS I> K E S SY
ENGLISH MODEL
Is a Favorite Just Now
and is Serviceable as
well as Dressy. We Have
Several Lines of this Shoe
from WALK-OVER — A.
E. NETTLETON, and
Roberts — Johnson & Rand
$7 to $15
MEN’S and WOMEN’S
BEDROOM and
HOUSE SLIPPERS
MAKE IDEAL GIFTS
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First”
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RUBBER
BOOTS
RED U . S . “MINER’S
SPECIAL” — WHITE
HIPRESS — in Knee, Three
Quarter and Hip Lengths.
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WOMEN’S — BOY’S and
CHILDREN’S BOOTS.
$2.25 to $10.50