The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
of the
American Relief Administration
»'e are NOW Able to Issue
1) K A F T S and M O X E Y Orders
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On the Following Countries:—
liKHMAN V
FINLAND
POLAND
JUGO—SI.A VIA
SERBIA
ROUMANIA j
CHECHO—SLOVAKIA BULGARIA
GERMAN—AUSTRIA TURKEY
HUNGARY |
CORRESPONDENT !
THE HARRIMAN NATIONAL BANK
N ew York
“■ LIBERTY theatre "
GOLDW YN TRAVEL —
Mt Wilson & Roosevelt Dam
METRO PRESENTS
EMILY STEVENS
— IN —
-k1L D A R E OF THE
STORM COINTRY”
A Stor\ of a young girl mar
ried by an ambitious mother
to a rich dissipated brutal
man. A picture that all lo\
ers of Drama will enjoy.
Emily Stevens the emotional
Actress who played the lead
ing role in the “Slacker”
IT’S A (.*>) Part M E T R 0
Also A METRO— DREW
Comedy. Their BURGLAR’.
MASKED BALL IS
ON FOB TONIGHT!
** Vic V on doing to Mask Tonight?"
"SVHK Arc You?**
"Itetcha.**
That seems to be the conversation
on th«' street today regarding the big
maMj'.ierade to be given tonight at the
V. IJ. Hull by the officers and crew of
the C, S. S. Saturn. The masquerade
is in compliment to the citizens o’’
Seward and it promises to be one
the best attended affairs ever given
in Seward, practically everybody in
tending to be in some sort of a cos
tume.
Mastei of Ceremonies Hause, an
nounces that the grand match will be
'harp at D o’clock. Only those masked
will h».* allowed on the floor tonight.
I>a»icer> will be permitted to unmask
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at 11:210 o'clock w'hen the prizes will
be awarded and everybody ran dance
whether in costume or not.
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I II K KKY has just received a fresh
shipment of grapes, pears, bananes
and the famous Delicious apples.
We have also received a cider mill
and will have it in operation this aft
ernoon.
1'onie in and see us make the eider
ami try a glass or two.
\l.\MKOA VRICIVKS
Steamer Alameda ai lived in port
at :> o’clock last night hiinging th»»
toon passengers and f>0 tons of freight
for here. The Alameda sailed for An
chorage* at 12:^0 o'clock last night.
Passengers aiTiving here were H.
It. Robinson, Mrs. A. NV. Lipkc, I’. R.
Wilson, Lester 1>. Henderson, Jo
Rourke, L. \ . Ray, Mrs. t buries Kin^
weiler. J. W. Sparrow. I). Schaefer.
Marlin Mile, J. L. Hailey, and <». K.
Morrison.
One of the largest harware com
panies on the Pacific coast will estab
lish an acrencv at Ketchikan if quar
ters can ho arranged for.
SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams I2H.
SYLVIAS
\ nth's i*.\press meets all trains um«)
..(earners. Phone 113.
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Electric Sewing* Machine motors at
(iraels.
NATIONAL Water Motor Washer
at J. L. Graofs.
i’KOWN G YSOI.1NE $4.98 per case
at Graefs.
i m or s ward
Territorial Depository
| City Depository =
= Cnited States Depository for Postal Savings. =
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G’iderBldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
v
HOTEL, SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RUES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
ft A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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\ OK SALE— Dining (’hairs- Craefs.
Fishermen’s Supplies at (Jraefs.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteriw ui
J. L. Graefs.
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IN Ol'R HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
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Cross ( ut Saws—Royal Chinook and Atkins Victor
Splitting Wedges — Falling Wedges
One Man Saws — 3 to .j Foot Lengths
F U L L L I N E 0 F G II N S
AND AMMUNITION
PAINTS — OILS — VARNISHES
CROCKERY — GLASSWARE — PYREX WARE
P* U I L I) E R S H A li I) W A R E
NEW PERFECTION OIL COOKING STOVES
NEW PERFECTION OIL HEATERS
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* J .sitL.
HUNTER S
COMPLETELY
OUTFITTED
* ~ ~ S
G R 0 C E R Y 1) E I’ A R T M E N T
EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
—SPECIAL—
LIBBY’S CLUB-HOUSE SAUSAGE «3c.
0UR CLOTHIN G DEPA RT MEN T
EVERY NECESSARY ARTICLE
OF MEN’S WEAR CAN BE
FOUND IN THIS DEPARTMENT
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Brown Hawkins
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“QUALITY FIRST”.
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