THE
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NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(ONLY IJANK IN ALASKA)
M E >1 It E R
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
A HORNER. Manager MRS W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
" I.IBKRTY THEATRE "
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IWTHfi WfiKKl.Y NO 61.
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W hen v<Ai make a cao hr
letter, it should get the samea*are
you would give to a personal rail.
Yi>u dress correctly yourself, and
courtesy requires the same formal
correctness in vour writing rarer.
Cranes
dffnen dawn
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will proper v represent you *>n
inv occasion. 'Vc invite you to
inspect our extensive display ot
these elegant paper>.
.Mho See Our Large Apartment ol
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ALASKA SHOP
SKYKNTY Mil.US IS
TACOM \ TAX RATH
TACOMA, Nov., 10— The tax rate
in l.'coma will b*» 70 mills this year,
it was announced today when tin*
.^t:it<\ co «nty and city taxes were fin
ally tabulated. This is said to be the
highest tax Tacomans have been called
up*a to pay ia maay years.
\ti<lv'*» r\ju'v.h'* iim*vIs* Jill trains* an#!
t«*nuu*t>. Iltoiif l IS.
Don’t sent out for toys. We have
loads of them and two more shipments
coining. Ellsworths.
“\ () T I C E "
Hu* annual Ha/aar SALE ot the
LADIES AID SOCIETY will he held
n the 15CULEY DCILDING. FRIDAY
Vtternoon and Evening. Doors will he
opened at •* o’clock P. M.
There "ill he several booths and
he ladies in charge "ill be us follows:
Fancy work booth Mrs. Orlander.
Apron booth Mrs. Estes.
Juvenile booth Mrs. I arter.
Men’s booth Mrs. Romig.
Candy booth Mrs. Mc^eer.
Home baked cakes, pit's, etc Mrs.
Fhoday.
\!su a booth from which rotter,
tea and cookies will he served, Mrs.
Kilpatrick in charge, served by Miss
Thelma Ellsworth and Elsie Leslie.
There will also he a booth from
which popcorn will lie sold, also pop
corn candy halls.
During the evening a quilt mad*'
l»v the Ladies of the Vid Society w il
he auctioned oil to the highest bidder.
DON'T LOOSE YOI’K CHANCE lor
a good warm QITLT. HOME MADE.
There "ill be a big selection for
\mas gifts including many useful
presents for the baby, mother, dad.
and all. Mrs. D. (*. Mathison. in charge
President of the Society. N19*20.
T\
DKPNK ENNESS FALLS OFF
LONDON ,Nov.. 19— In Fn * last
year of the war there was a renuik
able falling off in this country of con
victions for drunkenness from pre
war totals. Officials figures , which
show a decrease of £4.6 percent, fol
low: 191S. 1 £8,877, 191S, 2i\G7». The
statistics given are confined to Eng
land and Wales. The greatest falling
off of drunkenness, amounting lo a*
n*o-i 90 per*** «•». v.; s in the g'••at min
v*g rd mrnvfa Inking di:>,,: o' the
of th*' English Midlands and »n the
thickly settVd oal-minni.T a»*eas ef
Wales.
RE1> VKMY COST MONEY
•
HU DA PEST, Nov., 19— The dicta
tor ship of the proletariat cost Hun
gary 13,675.000.000 kronen according
to a statement published here. The
Red Army alone cost 2,660,000,000
kronen. One hundred and fifty million
kronen were spent on foreign propn
gundn. and a similar sum is said to
have been lost through frauds.
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It is said that considerable mining
activity is on at present in the vi in:ty
of the Forty-mile. At least two hund
red people are there engaged in mlg
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MASONS NOTICK
Stated communication of Sewacd
I odge Nro 219 F. & A. M. will be held
AVed. Nov., 19 at 8 I\ M., Work 2nd
deg'oe. Sojourning Masons invited.
HUGH DOUGHERTY, W. M.
BABY IS BAPTISED
At the home of the parents, Mr. an I
Mrs. Charles Cameron, Rev. George .»
/inn last night baptised Charles Ern
est Cameron, .Jr., a number of friends
being in attendance. After the baptism
the party adjourned to the Came*on
Ca> where a five course dinner v* is
solved from 9 t*> 11 o'clock.
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CANDY
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STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
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