The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARI)
SUBSCRIBERS,
through this Bank, to the
HNIIfl) SIAIfS fOURtt! LIBfRTY 10AM
are requested to ra!! lor their bonds.
W4R SAVINGS CERTIFICATE
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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LATEST HEVUST PVTHE NEWS
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"DON'T MISS IT”!
WEATHER REPORT
The fo”owing »s the weather rr
M ort tor the lli hours ending at 7 o
' • ock this morning:
cward N. snowing, calm.
. nchorago *1 helow, i*t. cloudy, calm.
! utanuska 12 below, cloudy, calm.
••h ’ uloon 1:5 he ow, cloudy , calm.
Talkeetna 16 below, clear calm.
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NOW OPEN ■
Seward Bakery
Coffee and all kinds of Pastry or Ham
Sandwiches will be served
Open Daily from i A. M. to 11 M.
Just what you 1 ave been looking for.
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The Odd Follows appear to be
only fiaterna' organization in Seward
loinnr thing T >i 1
ket social wi’l be the ord r of ' t
fair b it dan* :rg will be the principal
retraction. T ncing will s-V'rt
at 9:30 o’clo k according to the cor .
nittee having the regular Satuid:.;
night event in charge.
BRIDGE CLUB TOMORROW
The Ladies Bridge Club will m«*r
* ©morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock wH’
Mrs. George Sexton in her apartment -
adjoining the Sexton Hotel.
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The Seward Military Unit will hold
a regular drill tonight at the A ret o
Brotherhood Hall at 7:30 o’clo' k. A'
members ase requested to be n*vverd
'night to decide whether the ovgan
nation will he maintained or discon
tinued.
Members \vh > nave not »>• 'n in at*
tendance at the drill- since the sign
••'g of •■be arm*'tic should atte" 1 to
night and give a complete discus ion.
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FELT BOOTIES
FELT SHOES
V.'halehak Stag Shirts
Shoe Pacs
PATRICK TOQUES
Woolen
MITTS, GLOVES.
Underwear, Shirts.
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*• * * ■ p irpos of ho Seward Mil
v\v l 'nit is to lio the nucleus of a
word Militia. such as has been rvo
osed by Gov. niirrrs. similar to milit
! ‘ is in all states.
STEAMER DOPE
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Steamer Alameda sailing from Seat
i • on Slindav, will he the first boa;
towards Seward. The Alameda should
’ "ve a large number of passengers for
I toward and also 20 day’s mail from
the states and Alaska ports.
Steamer Curaeo will not sail from
’cattle unt'i next Wednesday, Jan.,
•''0th, according to cable advices re
ceived by Agent Wayne Blue tbi
afternoon.
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R*»v. Zorn is convalescing in a prt
a* > svn^ar’um m California after a
oige with the influenza.
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Woman wanted to do family wash
\pply Tbo Key. J22tf
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OUR REST ATTENTION
Everything of a banki.tg nature entrusted to
our care, receives our beat attention. We ahall be
glad to have a ahare of your business.
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United States Depository
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C'ity Depository
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j GET YOUR SHOES half soVd wit!
i Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.7.r>
i pair. fJoyd’i. Opposite liberty Th ••
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We do picture framing, i’rice# rea
t unable. Sexton & Thwaites. tf.
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READ THE GATEWAY
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Pocket I?lr.#h light# and batteries n*
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FOR SALE Yellow Turnips auA
'utahagcs. Small Turnips at 2c. per
lb.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO.,
Phone Main IT.
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! Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bidg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
SATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
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