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Rates $1 a day and up
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FOK SALE Cheap— Extra Good In
strument. Yiolon C ello Inq’r Gateway.
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FOR KENT— Furnished apart
ment. See Mrs. James Paulson, J21tf.
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EDITOR BEDELL COMES
TO BOOST CELEBRATION
OF Ith AT ANC HORAGE
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K. L. Bedell, Editor of the Anchor
age Times, canto over on yesterday’s
train on a business trip and incident
ally to boost for the big celebration to
be held on the 4th and '»th at Anchor
age. Mr. Bedell says Anchorage is
prepared to royally entertain the Sew
ard people and hopes that at least
half of the population will go to An
chorage for the celebration. Mr. Be
dell who is registered at the Hotel
Sexton, will return on tomorrow’s
train.
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POSITION WANTED— by man
and wife at once, latter being a cook,
former miner or laborer. Archie Allen
and wife, enquire Overland Hotel.
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Mvs. Fred Peterson, of Anchorage,
is a guest at the Hotel Seward, com
ing here to meet her daughter and
mother who will arrive on the North
western.
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\\c try to assist the people in our own community.
We realize that our success depends upon the
success of the community in which we do business,
and from whom we receive our support.
We loan our funds to our fellow townsmen to
help them progress.
Mr. Depositor you may not he in need of financial
assistance at present; but the time may come
to increase your business; build a home or take
advantage of an exceptional opportunity offered
when your capital is insufficient.
A •' * ‘ * . ••
Where are you going to borrow the necessary
fund?
THINK IT OVER — and establish a connection
v*ith the HANK OF SEW A KB,
THE BANK WITH A HELPFUL POLICY.
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4 Per cent PAID ON SAVINGS
THE
PRICES
QUOTED
BELOW FROM OUR CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT, IS FURTHER EVIDENCE OF OUR SINCERITY IN TRYING TO
LOWER THE PRESENT HIGH COST, BY GIVING THE PEOPLE THE BENEFIT OF
OUR MERCHANDISE PURCHASED SEVERAL MONTHS AGO AT FORMER
PRICES , • k.. .. .
MEN’S MEDIUM WEIGHT KHAKI PANTS ’.$3.00 pr.
Others at $3.50 — $4.00 and up to $6.00
MEN’S KHAKI REINFORCED RIDING PANTS (Laced Leg) $3.75 — $6.00
MEN’S MOLE SKIN PANTS.a big value.at.$5.00 pr.
MEN’S CORDUROY' PANTS light or dark color.$6.50 and $7.00 pr.
MEN’S BLUE COTTON WORK SHIRT $1.25 and $1.50 — others at $2 and $2.50
A SPECIAL LINE OF MEN’S HEAVY WORK SHOES AT.$5.50 to $8.50
A GOOD GRADE WORK SOCK about two thirds wool at.40c pair.
BLACK — THREE QUARTERS LENGTH SLICKERS.$8.50 and $9.00
SAWYER’S SLICKER OIL can be used on any kind ot oil clothing, $1.25 can.
MEN’S LIGHT AND MEDIUM WEIGHT COTTON UNDERWEAR at $2.50 suit
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