The ]!
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Harriman National Bank
ol Alaska at Seward
I inter New Regulations
of the
American Relict Administration
\\ e are NOW Able to Issue
D U A F T S and >1 O N K Y Orders
On the Following Countries;—
GERMANS JUGO—SLAVIA
FINLAND SERBIA
POLAND ROIMAMA
CHECHO—SLOVAKIA BULGARIA
GERMAN—AUSTRIA TURKEY
HUNGARY
CORRESPONDENT
the HARRIMAN NATIONAL BANK
New York
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday \ Thursday
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SKI.10 KLEINE Feature Co
PRESENTS
TAYLOR HOLMES.
TWO HIT SEATS
A OOOO FIVE PART
COMEDY DRAMA.
Also A Mack Sennett Two
Reel Comedy. Here is a good
one. Wonderfully Clever
Trained Seals. Splendid dog.
and :< trained Bird with an
immense long pouched hill.
And then the pretty swim
ming girls who do great
stunts in the water. Don’t
niiss it! One ot the Best yet.
IM.l'MBING ANJ)
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
( HAS. LECHNEli
Tel. Madsn 116
LICKNSK
Automobile for Hire
SKW \!SD VI TO SKIS VICK
Kllsworth* Prop.
Phone Day Phone Night
Adams 87 .Madsn 61
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DISTILL VTK s:;.:>0 per ease at (iraefa
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Steamer Northwestern sailed from
Juneau at 7:”0 o’clock Inst night anil
should arrive at Cordova tomorrow
forenoon rii route to Seward.
Mrs. Julian Reid and children will
probably he passengers for Seward on
the steamer Alaska leaving Seattle
Saturday.
The Rroadway Shop has a special
“ad” in today’s (lateway on page three
wh’ch should he of interest to the Lad
ies of Seward.
\V. Fnj;hor£ loft for out the line
yesterday am^ will probably continue
to Vnchoracro.
The halibut schooner Venus with
23.000 pounds of fish aboard, was due
to -ail south today after coming: into
oort fo* supplies. The Venus t,recs to
Prince Rupert. then to Seattle to lay
ip for tin* winter months.
Fire Chief finest and dim Robertson
are inspecting the flues alonjr Fourth
Avenue today.
The snow on the mountains has now
reached the timber line.
The Seward Volunteer Five Depart
ment held a regular business session
last nierht in the Fire Hall.
SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE PR.’..MIN'D
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone. Adams 128.
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SYLVIA’S
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>toaniors. Phono 113.
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Klortric Sowing Macltino motors at
(iraofs.
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Evonrtido motors and ropnir parts
a* J. L. (Iraofs.
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CROWN <. V SO LIN V. S I .OS per caso
at (Iraofs.
BANK Or SEWARD
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Territorial Depository
( ity Depository
I’niteil States Depository lor !*o>t:»I Sa\ings.
S. O. MORFORD
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G^'derBldg. S£WAr.:>, AF^f:
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hotel se >
WITH ALL THE COMFOIH < 'F A ' !0; SI
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LI iITLD AND !< FATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager f'RS. V* A. McMlLEY, Prop
FOR SALE— Dining Chairs- Gra fs
Fishermen's Supplies al Graofs.
FLASH LIGHTS an I batteiit\s at
.1. L. Grai'l’h.
Announcing Arriv al
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New
MENS EAEE SISIS
Tailored to your measure
from the wonderful cloth,
shown in the line of
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New Samples, New Weaves
in Serges. Woolens and Mix
tures. Styles that will Please
you from
$45.00 TO $80.00
THOSE HEAVY WEIGHT SHIRTS in j
Woolens and Flannels are going last.
THIS STORE ALWAYS SHOWS THE j
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SHIRTS in |
Town, and that last shipment of Green, Red j
and Brown checked Shirts, are the finest u e
have ever seen. Come in and see them
$5.00 to $8.00
DON'T FORGET THAT WINTER IS
ALMOST HERE AND YOU WILL NEED
GOOD WARM BLANKETS.
Blankets and Quilts from
$4.00 to $35.00
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MEN’S WINTER UNDERWEAR, IN
UNION AND TWO PIECE SUITS, MED
1 LICOTT AND WILSON BROTHERS
$4.00 to $10.00 .
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KNOX HATS
$8.00
GORDON HATS
$4 to $5
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