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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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We haw received from the FEDERAL
RESERVE HANK ol San Francisco, our shipment
of FIRST. SECOND and THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CONVERTED F< percent PERMANENT
COITON BONDS. Those holding our receipt for
TEMPORARY BONDS of the above issues, will
I kiodh call and receive their permanent bonds.
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
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The Home of
HART SCHAFFNER&
MARX CLOTHES.
JOR PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
SYLVIA’S
CIGAKS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PIC'l l RE FRAMING
INDI \.\ HASKETS
Pole phone. Adorn* 128.
SYLVIA’S
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SKWAUD *’>4. Raining. Calm.
Anchorage Cloudy. Culm.
Matnnuska .’>4. Cloudy, Calm.
Ch ckaloon hi. Cloudy. Calm.
Wasilla 64. Cloudy, Calm.
Ta ke« tna 60. rain Calm.
(loldcieek 61, Cloudy, Calm.
Mm'icane 7‘J. Cloudy, Calm.
Summit 12, (’loudy Calm.
Rains Vl. Cloudy. Calm.
Mealy 61. Cloudy, (’aim.
Xeiutna 68. Cloudy. Calm.
I aii hunks 6*. Cloudy. Calm.
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TR\IN 1 ROM ANCHORAGE
The Gateway City limited left from
Vncho* ago this morning at 8 o’clock i
with about 40 passengers. If the sche
dule is adhered too, the * train will
leave on time tomorrow morning from
Seward for the interior.
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DR. ROMIG MOVING
Dr. Romig is today moving from the
commission building to offices on
Broadway where he will be perma
nently located. Dr. Romig will have a
large operating room in his new loca
tion, in the storeroom adjoining his j
former offices.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY.
Covers the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
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On January First, A. 0. 1920, you promised yourself a
year of advancement. Maybe you formed some definite
i esolutions.
Six months have passed - - six months ol preparation lor
hardest. What a crop of results will your past six months
bring?
For example, have you at last starred to handle your
money seientilically by opening up a check account?
No. it is not TOO I.ATF.
Start now, in July rather than August or a later mouth,
and see what a difference is attained l»v the end of the
next six months!
Our hank is open to you every business day, walk right in
and make the start.
BANK Of SfWARD
“YOt K FIN A Nl IAL SI FW \IM>."
At Ihe Si^ii ol
^ e Jolly little Tailor.
I N THE FIRST PLACE THERE IS A
MONETARY ADVANTAGE — BECAUSE
-THE SUPPLY OF REALLY GOOD
WOOLENS IS FALLING SHORT OF THE
• DEM A NI), A ND TH E A l JTUM N SEASON’S
BUSINESS ALREADY PROMISES TO BE
THE LARGEST IN THE HISTORY OF THE
TAILORING INDUSTRY.
-OUR CELEBRATED WHOLESALE
MERCHANT TAILORS
HAVE SENT US A WONDERFUL
LINE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
WOOLENS, TOGETHER WITH AUTHOR
ITATIVE DESIGNS OF FASHIONABLE
MODELS FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER.
THESE SHOULD FURTHER EMPHASIZE
THE ADVANTAGE OF MAKING SELECT
IONS -NOW, EVEN IF YOU DO NOT
WISH DELIVERY UNTIL MUCH LATER. •
$10. OR LESS
$(>0. OR MORE
G R O (’ E R I E S and P R 0 V I S I O N S
HOUSEHOLD and BUILDERS
H A R I) W A R E
F U R N I T IJ R E , (’ A R P E T S, R U G S
and B E I) I) I N G .
WHY NOT HAVE YOIR
WINTER TAILORING
DONE NOW?
Clothes that invite the Question
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THERE IS A LEATHER
WORKING GLOVE OR MITT
FOR EVERY TASK.
SEE OUR W I N I) 0 \V 1) IS P L A Y
CLOTHING D E PARTM ENT.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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