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Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARI)
SUBSCRIBERS,
through this Hank, to the
IIMINI SIAIfS FOUR III IIBFRIV I0M
are rcijuested to rail tor t-heir bonds.
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BCRTON HOLMKS,
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PRESENTS
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DRAM \ IX SIX PARTS. Tl!
SCENES \l H AVI MI B1 EN LA
IN | nr SOI ! *1 BI SUM \N
IN 5 \ IH ' ! IP*' E \M> MRS.
BCSHMAN \PPEARS TO EX< ELI -
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RED CROSS NOTICE
V children’s drosses ami pajama
r st be mad ' and returned to the Red
C oss work room in the Ruilroud
1 .i’ding in time to pack and ship
s uth on the Alameda. The ladies in
• irge of the work room also reques!
*s' having women’s dresses to
< use return them at once.
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TRINKET FI ND CLOSES
The trinket and old jewelry fund
the t\ S. Aviators, which is now
ng raised in Seward, will close to
* »v or tomorrow so that the shipment
i be . *nt out on the steun.'r Ala
da. Tho>o having any articles they
’ to donate to this fund can do so
calling Mrs. Baughman, local
i drm in of the fund committee.
HOW Din WK \RE
WAS J B> \
The Si t • Department issued a
>c!urrtu!i» a ‘ announcing the*
fi ntion of the national prohibit*
' amendment.
LEON I RBA( H
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MITTS
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(i LOVES
VRK \S. SOX. and SHOE IWCS.
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Seward Bakery
Coffee and Ham Sandwiches, Pie, Doughnuts, Cake,
Pastry of all kinds. Quick Service.
Drop in When Down Town— Drop in after the Movies.
Open Daily from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M.
E .M. Dowling has mushed in from
Xenanu and is a guest at the Hotel
Seward.
Oscar Hansen, Peter Carlson and
Oscar Swanson, of the pile driver
crew at Mile 57, are at the Hotel Sew
ard. Cold weather at Mile 57 has tem
porarily sus jended operations.
C. L. \V1 itney, who has been stop
ping at the Hotel Sexton, returned to
Mile 71 1 'aving on the train today.
L. C. Straughan and wife, from the
radio station, left out the lino thN
morning for a weeks visit with
friends.
Kred Spokane, who has been stop
ping at the Hotel Sexton, left on to
days’ train for Mile 12 where he.wll
be employed.
Vic Guimbard left on the train to
day for the lower landing on I^ake
Kenai.
Louis Lauritsen, guest at the Ho
t:*l Sexton, le *t this morning for Can
yon Creek.
Henry Lu as went out on today’s
train enroute ’o the fox ranch on Lake
Kenai. Whih in Seward on business
Mr. Lucas ha^ be»»n a guest at the Ho
tel Sexton.
The Masons held a session last
night and work in tho Third Degree
was given.
X. Xeiklaison. ',,?th the commission
on the Anchorage Division, is return
ing north on *he steamer Alameda.
The train got away shortly after]
’0 oVlock this morning with a large
number of passengers, the majority
'or points between Seward and Mile i
71.
C. K. Drown, who has been here for ,
IV past ten days on business, ro
torned to Anchorage leaving on to
day’s train. ' \
T. M. Harr, formerly chief ac
countant of the Seward Division.
row in Xcw Brunswick, X. .T., with the
Wright-Martin Air Craft Corporation,
of one of the largest in the United
States. Mrs. Harr is in Seattle visit
lag with ho> mother.
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FELT BOOT
FELT SHOES
Whalebak Stag Shirt*
Shoe Pacs
. PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
SO a, MITTS, GLOVES.
» ndcrwear. Shirts.
COTTER’S
.IF PI. \n: W HKKE MEN OFTFH
: OK S \LE— Safe, range, 5 steel cols
'll springs, mattress, blankets, quilts.
>al stove. bookcase. See McIntosh, ,
ITione Madison 136. F3ft.
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Woman wanted to do family wash
ing. Apply The Key.J22tf ,
FOR RENT
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Finnisiied rooms for rent- Van Gild
t Building. M9‘r
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OUR REST ATTENTION
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Everything of a banking nature entrusted to
•ur care, receives our beat attention. We shall tie
g-iad to have a share of your business.
BANK OF
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United Slates Depository
for Costal Savuijjs
Territorial Depository
City Depository
mi,) * « •., .«•** nice'.* ail train* and
msk'i>. I'hum* 143.
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CJIRT UN—TEE1* Roofing at
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ICE CREEPERS at J. L. GmoTa
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C4 At TAIN rmou keep* «oi tfcr
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vJET YOUR SHOES half aol^ with j
•i »njirch Oak. It has no equal,, $1.76
»air. Lloyd’s, Opposite Tibet ty Th**-j
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VVe do picture framing. Price# rea
Aouahle. Sexton Sc Thwaitca. tt.
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REAR TUK GATEWAY.
facket Flash light# and badrtenc* at
J. L. Ocacrg Jt.
F®R SALE Yellow Turnips amf
i'utahages, Small Turnip# at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
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FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEV/ARB, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFOKT OF A HOME .
■ATES BY DAY OR WEEK
I A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
CT.S. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop.
( base & Sanbcvns TEAS
art I COFFEES.
( olden State Butter.
BUOOKFIELD EGGS.
Ci : '.m Brick and Oregon
(ream Cheese*.
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HEINZ Pickles, Sweet,
Dill and Sour.
New Pack, Canned Vegetables,
All Kinds, ORDER A CASE
ASSORTED.
Apples — Oranges — Grapefruit
Our Grocery Department > Operated on the same
Basis, as any of ou; other Departments, “ Quality Goods ” “ Prompt Service ” ihais the System Here, and vo i can always be suie of getting a Hundred Cents
Worth of Groceries For c vei y Dollar \ ou Spend. _ __ ____ ,r ..
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