THE
NATIONAL BANK
Of ALASKA
AT SEWARD
(u\l.\ BANK IN ALASKA)
M E >11> E K
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
M A HORNER. Manager
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Fluor Vdn G5|derBldg. SFWARD, ALASKA
- LIBERTY THEATRE "
METRO FEATURE UO.
PRESENTS
HALE MAMILTO.Y
—IN—
‘AFTER HIS OWN
H E A R T ”
A .i— Part Comedy Roman
ce of strange adventure.
Also A MACK SEN NETT
KEYSTONE COMEDY IN
2—Reels. With Louise Fa-i
zenda.Chester Conklin and
Myrtle Lind, —IN—
“HER FIRST MISTAKE"
A 7—REEL Program that's
A Bear for fun all through.
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Al.I.IKP TOBACCO LEAGUE
FORMED IN THE V. $
LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Jan.. 12— The
Allied Tobacco League of Ann eric 4.
fo lined recently ;n Cincinnati for the
purpose of organizing tobacco inter
ests of the country to combat ant
tobacco campaigns, has inaugurated
its work in Kentucky among 300,000;
resident tobacco men.
Five counties have established
branches and. according to Emmett
Orr. Louisville, field secretary, meet-1
ings of tobacco growers, warehouse
men, dealers and others connecte ! (
with the tobacco industry are being
held in mo-t of the counties of the j
state.
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kxhibitim; old mcsket
LONDON. Jan., 12— The musket
said to have been jrivon to Alexander
Selkirk when he was put ashore on
the island of Juan Fernandez, 100
miles off the Chilean roast, has been
jroinj? the rounds of British museums.
It was Selkirk’s adventures upon
which was based DeFoe’s famous
story, Kobinson Crusoe. Thd musket *s
inscribed with the name “A. Selkirk
Lar*o, 1771.’* It was purchased 1 v
Bmdolnh Berens, for $6.25 but the
owner ha5 insured it for $10,000.
Selkirk owned a tavern near Clap- j
hair but died in 1723 at sea as a Heu
unuat aboard a naval vessel
SYLVIA’S
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CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOCU\PHS
PIOITRE PRAM INC
INDIAN BASKETS
telephone. \darns 12 K
SYLVIAS
1*0 RENT— 2 room apartment,
furnished. Rothfus Apartments. JM.
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VAN I ED:— Housekeeper tor a fam
ily of four people. Will tji'e comt'oi
ahle home tor reasonable service and
salary. Permanent home. Inquire Oaie
way. JO t f.
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large combinations
FORMING IN ENGLAND
LONDON. .Ian., 12— A tendency to
ward large combinations in business
is becoming evident in England. En
terprises in which promoters have r»*- j
centlv been effecting amalgamations
are moving picture production, bank
ing. restaurant, baking and confection
ery' business, “chain’* cigar and dreg
stores and shoemaking.
.! \7.Z MGSINESS GLOOMY
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LONDON, Jan., 12— Jazz band p?*
prietos are somewhat gloomy just
now felling that the dancing boom
may not last much longer. One pro
prietor says that the m^n he sends cur
nigntiv return with very gloomy iv
ooru. The attendance is not so good ;
as recently »n the suburbs but in ihe
West end proprietors of large dancing
halls say that the c**nzo wPl Inst tor
at least five years. ,
Crate Campbell, who for man; 1
years lived in Douglas. ’»ed tv'*' * r
♦art of November near Cap** Fanshaw
and his body was inte
Campbell was an old timer on the ,
hannel and a wood sawyer and pros- -
pec tor. He lived ;n a house on the j
beach with a native wife.
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DELIVERY FROM •) A. M. to 5 P. M.
Swil't’s Premium Ham and Bacon.
Brookfiel 1 Batter and Eggs.
New Pack of RELIANC E and MAX! < * M
Canned Fruit and Vegetables.
HILL’S BROS. Coffee.
You can't Beat these floods for Quality.
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SEWARI) COMMERCIAL CO.
liead the SEWAKD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
(HAS. K. BROWN’, PRESIDENT
SIDNEY ANDERSON, VICE PRESIDENT
H. S. BALDERSTON, CASHIER
j. l. McNally, asst cashier
I) I R E C*T 0 R S
( has. E. Brown, Sidney Anderson J. M. Sloan
Maurice I). I.eehey H. S. Balderslnn
.A Stock of Shirts that demand your attention.
detail. Shirts from the “a cl nip; mills and manufaclur
“ Quality First ".
.YV »invite you to o iserve “Shirt Week*' with u .
do' ii a.id materials, ask as many questions as yoi
Kno'viedjje" is at your service.
.You owe ii to you sc!!' to see some of the fol’ov
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Sh'-ri.- tor Ort^s wear in-— Madras, Novelty shirtings, si!i>
r.ffl : r >iiks.
. r •% honing of >dR; -—I)ycs> shirts, with either Mi.ii.try
or la> down collar.
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.shi. t- ot *- fi tie Chamh.y, Mack Sateen, khal i and light
» sigh, i.annefv.
' n a sortmcnt of patterns that are pleasing in every
;s- whose productions harmonize with our slogan
;s:t our "tore, and get acquainted with the different
like, handle as many shirts as you want. Our “Shirt
ing numbers which will ho on display all week.
In the heavy »ni! medium weigh s you will nee Shirts tail
ored from several fancy patterns of Oregon Cassmere. These,
including some Brov.-n Broadcloth arc the finest we have
ever seen.
Due Flannels, Gray Flannels. Stripes, Check*. Plaids, with
iii;jh or low collar.
Outing Flannel N?:.h» Shirt>.
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Shirts and Blouses fo, Big Boys and Little
Bovs in Percales, Madras, and gray and
brown flannel.
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