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The
Hardman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
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through this 1 ank. to the
UMiri) SHIIS fOllRIII IIBtRIV lOAfti
are requested to rail lor their bonds.
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES .
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE
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LATEST liKARST XL X '
PAT HE WEEKLY No GY
bio seven reel lea
TI KE SPECIAL METk>
WESTERN DRAMA.
Presenting BEVERLY
BAYNE. & 1 RANCLS X
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“THEIR COMPACT"
Extra good S reel program
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lioorinution of importance to hnli
I’tshormon operating ip South*
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. noi.tit of tr >!i hail at all times.
hi* Ks>!» vV ^Cackitu: Co., Confo\a
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DOLLS
HALLS
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ANY AMOUNT YOU LIKE
ANYTHING THEY LIKE 1
FLORSHEIM SHOES
WINTER, TAN AND PATENT LEATHERS
DRESS SHOES
TIES. GLOVES, SOCKS. HANDKERCHIEFS
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The Present that is different
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'.'•IE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
Mr. and .Mi’s. Otto Sil'.aiV.vr, \!* •
ttoi. lot ni r!\ l.illio K. I wit.- i.’sa;. •
! l-is* nijrbt. f 'om Y:i!dr*7. on thof AVr;
I on it:* ir fconoyinc m. .Mr.'and
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';i»id ^ in Francisco, and thono to Vi >»•
j oiuln for tin balance of the \\int«
months.
A. H. M Donald ‘received a <*:•.* d
; from Seattle in the mail on the A t
medu. The m ostion was * What is the
diffeience lot worn a ham and iv (1 i
man? The answer is: “The ham is no
darn good uni *ss it is hung, and neith
er is v German.”
.James R*. Rock, painter and de<*o
rator of Anchorage, left for the stai
1 c> yesterday on the Alameda.
Ted Model1 • ] ready has many “free”
I >: dnrs for Ch“i -tmas trees throng'
the Seward D ug Co., and will have
his hands full attending to the do
mnds. Anyway it will keep dull caie
away, securing the trees.
“Rhymes of a Roughneck” the p os
•A that - different, is having a big
sale in Seward. Many have purchased
i copies for friends in the states and
the ; uthor of the hook 1 a - been oldig*
.1 to wing the pen and ink with no
| iropviate greetings.
fh dd machine shops of the Sew*
j -d div's’on. awe now being ns» \ r r
4orage of freight until it can b< sh,p*
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!>«'*;I to Anchorage.
i • id ' . w« ii known here, fe'i
• on the pavement on liroadwny late
\ stonlay afternoon amt broke i:i.
I arm. Frcnehy had just been releasr d
rum the hospital, his aim having
knitted from a previous break.
According to r< ports received here,
’a hipment uf g>ld is enrout ■
f ora the interior to Seward to beship
pod to the states.
It is snowing in Sewanl today ard
:ds> out the line.
Tin* gashoat Grizzly was to haw*
ailed today for Halibut Cove bet
Clyde Coleman has decided to wait un
?i! th( present snow storm abates.
The rotary was brought in la t
-irr^t from ^e4 the line where it has
l (.(*n bucking snow from three to rigid
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i'OV SAl R— Sloping cot and 11
1 rary table. Inquire Gateway. lr.
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i HIDDEN MONEY
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Statistics show that the p-rcentage of money lost
outside of hanks is greater than that
lost through hank failures by
out 211) per cent.
And yet (ample will star * their money away i.«
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\ stockings, drawers, mattresses, car
pets, etc., .waiting for the
thieves and flames.
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Why take th<* ii.sk any huger? Open an account
today. We also hate safety deposit
boxes for your val
uable papers. .
; THE 13A i\TK OF
Established 1905
Safe Deposit Boxes
War Saving Stamps.
Andy’s express meets uii trains and
steamer*. Phone 1 13.
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CERTAIN—TEED Roofing at*
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| L rosins iV Noon. tl
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! M i: CREEPERS at J. L. (Iraefs
CERTAIN—TEED keeps out the
rain. Rrosius Ac noon. tf.
| (JET YOUR SHOES half soled with
; Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.75
• a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Libe ty The
atre.
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\V«* do picture framing. Prices re.t
: nahle. Sexton & Th waites. tf.
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Lemons, (irapes. Pears and swc •!
•pie ( der at I’lie Key.
Pocket I lash lights and batteries at
,L L. (irael’s :t.
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I OP SALE Yellow-Turnips and
Pit abates. Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TKANSFEK (<>..
/ Phone Main 17.
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S. O. MORFORD
SuccoiJflor to
JOE CAMPBELL
v. 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEV/ARD, ALASKA
'HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
i RATES BY DAY OK WEEK ’.YELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
ill A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop.
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M 1 Christmas
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ALL THE THINGS THAT MEN WEAK.
in oru '
(LOTH IN G l)Ki’AUT5IEN T
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Silk neck wear
Silk sox
Silk shirts
French flannel shirts
Silk and wool underwear
Silk umbreilas
Cowhide traveling bags
Hath robes
House slippers
Towel sets
Military brushes
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Leather novelties
IF MEN WEAR IT. WE CARRY IT.
LET OUR GROCERY DEPT
SUPPLY YOU
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Cranberries
Oranges
Lemons .
Grapefruit
Bananas
New crop Nuts
of
all kinds
Spiced fruits
Olives
Relishes
FANCY WENATCHEE VALLEY
APPLES, $5.00 POX.
USEFUL ANl) PRACTIAL GIFTS
FROM
OUR HARDWARE DEP’T
Roller skates
lee skates
Snow shoes
1)rawing boards
1 ishing rods
lloxing gloves
Cut glass
Chirraware
Silverware
Percolators
Cutlery
Aluminum
FLASHLIGHTS and BATTERIES
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“QUALITY FIRST” “QUALITY FIRST” “QUALITY FIRST”