THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(ONLY BANK IN ALASKA)
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates $1 a day and up
(L A. MOANER, MuaRer HRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prap
FIRE INSURANCE
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday & Thursday
LATEST HEARST NEWS
CURRENT EVENTS
MARY PICK FORD SPECIAL FEAT
, URE CO., PRESENTS
MARY
HCKFORA
—IN—
“HOODLUMS”
A SIX PART COMEDY DRAMA
ALSO A PICTOGRAPH TRAVEL j
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone, Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
Andy’s express meets *11 trains and
steamers. Phone 143..
FOR SALE— Gas boat, Eagle U.
, 27, 32 feet long, 8 feet four inch beam,
24 H. P., Gray engine; 1 speed wheel,
1 towing wheel, 1 skiff, 1 anchor, 100
feet chain, sails and stove, Price $750.
Apply City Express. S7tf.
LEON
URBACH
SELLS
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THE BROADWAY SHOP has tak
en over the adjoining building and
opened a first class tailoring and
cleaning establishment. Mr. C. E.
Pockrandt is in charge and ladies gar
ments will receive special attention.
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KILLS A BEAR
Mayor E. E. Chamberlin killed a
black bear and cub yesterday morning
near bis home in the north end of the
city. The bear came nosing around the
Mayor’s house with her two cubs and
then started hack in the Woods. Mr.
Chamberlin got a rifle from Dairy
man Adelman and killed the bear and
one cub. The other cub disappeared.
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STORM WINDOW TIME
Hotel windows are going to be
washed now and storm windows placed
as the past few nights indicate that
the summer, or what summer there
was, is gradually ending end cold
weather is approaching
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TOBIAS CAPS
EXCLUSIVE
BUT NOT
EXPENS
ITE.
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$1§
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CttEDITSi
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The tendency all ofer the country is for greater restriction
of credits, which is bound to be felt by retailers in the near
future.
Money rates are extremely high, banks are discriminating
with unusual care in loaning money and this situation is not
. expected to be relieved very soon.
It is not amiss to offer a suggestion that retail merchants
keep their assets in as liquid condition as possible. Long
credits should he avoided and collections should be carefully
attended.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
Raincoats
Rubber Coats
Slickers
FOR MEN
AND BOYS
Rubber Boots
~ AND SHOE-PACS
ALL KINDS
ALL SIZES
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“DUTCHESS TROUSERS”
10c a Button
$1.00 a Rip
In
Blue and Grey Serge for
Dress Wear.
GOOD WORK PANTS IN
KHAKI
MOLESKIN
WHIPCORD
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and
CORDUROY
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CLOTHING - GROCERIES - PROVISIONS - HARDWARE - General - MERCHANDISE.
WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU
Banking regulations tell us what we cannot do.
For example, we cannot speculate with your money.
They do not forbid us, however, to be generous and
« friendly; we can go as far as we like in personal
kindness. Well go the limit.
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Most people consider a bank as g place to deposit
and to draw money. That's all right. There’s a human
element, a studied helpfulness, a degree of courtesy
you’ll find here in the Bank of Seward tl|at makes
banking here a pleasant informal sort of thing.
Of course if you have tried us, you know. To those
who haven’t, we extend a cordial invitation.
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BANK OF SEWARD
“YOUR FINANCIAL STEWARD.”
SPECIAL IN OUR
GROCERY DEPT.
This Week Only.
McCULLOUCH’S
CHICKEN
SOUP
2 cans for 25c.
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