The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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We have received from the FEDERAL
RESERVE BANK of San Francisco, our shipment
of FIRST. SECOND and THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CONVERTED t'« per cent PERMANENT
COCPON BONDS. Those holding our receipt for
TEMPORARY BONDS of the above issues, will
kindlv call and receive their permanent bonds.
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates SI a day and op
1. A HORNER. Msnigtr MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Pr*p
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INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS
Today Judge F. M. Brown is hear
ing the injunction brought by the Ali
tuk Fishing company against the
Alaska Packets Association protest
ing to a floating trap at Lazy Buy.
The Alitak company is being repre
sented by Senator L. Vr. Kay and K. E.
Ritchie and the Alaska Packers is re
presented by A. J. Dimond. The
proceedings are taking place in Unit
ed States Commissioner Whittlesey’s
office.
HANNON IN*B. B. GAME
J. P. Hannon, formerly baseball
player on the Seward nine when the
radio station here, played on the radio
nine against Cordova at the latter
town on the Fourth. The radio bunch
was beaten by a score of ten to nit.
Hannon played in old position at first.
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The Juneau lodg* of Elks issue' a
weekly paper full of lodge dope.
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Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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We try to assist the people in our own community.
W> realize that our success depends upon the
success of the community in which we do business,
and front whom we receive our support.
We loan our funds to our fellow townsmen to
help them progress.
Mr. Depositor you may not be in need of financial
assistance at present; but the time may come
to increase vour business; build a home or take
advantage of an exceptional opportunity ottered
when your capital is insufficient.
Where are you going to borrow the necessary
fund?
THINK IT OVER — and establish a connection
with the BANK OK SEWARD,
THE BANK W ITH A HELNTL POLICY.
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4 Per cent PAID ON SAVINGS
THREE IT I>AYS T0
BROWN & HAWKINS
TELEPHONES -— TRADE HERE
TELEPHONE MAIN 1
-And get connected with the busiest and
liveliest Grocery Store in To wn. .
Quick Service. Prompt Delivery.
-The next time you are ordering Flour,
Try some of the following from th.e FISHER MILLS:—
FISHER’S BLEND
FISHER’S ART
FISHER’S LIFE
FISHER’S GRAHAM
FISHER’S RYE
FISHER’S PASTRY FLOUR
FISHER’S CORN MEAL
FISHERS "BUND BRAND ”
PATENT FLOU*
Chase & Sanborn’s
SEAL—BRAND COFFEE
HOLLYHURST EGGS
CREAM QUALITY BUTTER
PREFERRED STOCK CANNED FRUITS
AND VEGETABLES.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Rifles • Shotguns and Ammunition
Electric Vacuum Cleaners
Motor Power Washing Machines
A. G. Spaulding & Bro., Sporting Goods
BUILDERS HARDWARE
PAINTS — OILS — GLASS
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Agency For
Dutchess Trousers
Styleplus Clothing
Ed. V. Price & Co., Merchant Tailors.
Nettleton and Walk-Over Shoes
Knox and Stetson Hats
Hatch One Button Unionsuits
U. S. Rubber Boots and Shupacs
Raynsters - Rubber Coats • Slickers
BROWN &. HAWKINS
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