THE
NATIONAL ANA
OF ALASKA
(Under Supervision of Uncle Sam)
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
We can now accept bonds of the above
loan, for Conversion and Exchange for !
Permanent Liberty Lean Bonds of Use ;
; same issue, with Interest Coupons to ;
maturity attached. ■ .
| This service is rendered without charge
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For President ...... .Warren C. Harding
For Vice-President.,.Calvin Coolidge
TKRRITORI i L TK MIT
For Delegate
1>an Sutherland, of Ruby.
For Representatives.
ARTHUR FRAME, of Anchorage.
A. K. LATH HOP, of Cordova
and Anchorage.
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K. E. Eisner, of Cordova.
H. Murray, of McCarthy.
j-i ror Attorney-General.
John R'tstgard, of Juneau.
For Senator.
K. ‘ hambe; lin, of Seward.
; I'or Road Commissioners.
‘ VI l\Ci) I'KXSOX*. of Anchorage.
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Cm.- Johnson, of Cordova.
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I) A X A. S U T H E R L A X D
Republican Candidate for
Delegate To Congress
For Last Eight year*, he h s .served continuously Tn the
Territorial Senate, From the Fourth Division. He was the
President of that body during the Second Session of the
Legislature.
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COTOSUET is a Delicate Product of refined
Cotton seed Oil and also Stearine.
It is Remarkable in being Extremely Health
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ful rfnd Digestible and is guaranteed Pure.
For Baking and Cooking, use one third less
than Lard.
2 lb. can :.65c.
5 lb. can. 1.50
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Wanted one complete oil drilling outfit
Boost Seward b it Never Knock.
NOTICE
TO HOLDERS OF THE FOURTH
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
Until November First 1820, we will ac
cept th? above Liberty Lords arc! -
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ward the same for drcchangc ir.la per
manent Bonds, of the same issue, with
out charge.
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BANK Of SEWARD
safe DEPOSIT liOXES FOR RENT
I Per Cent PAID ON
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS.
-We are showing the Biggest Values in
Men’s Overcoats this Fall, there is absolutely no question
about that, and the reason is, that we still have juite a few
All Wool coats o i hand that we bought sometime ago at
former Prices.
- --We arc Overcoat Specialists. We study
the requirement'' of this department with extreme care, so
that .you may he ure if your overcoat comes from us. it
will he the finished product of the Coat makers Art.
ME\”S -OVERCOATS
$25 $3) $35 AND UP T6 $60 . j
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SHIRTS
Corduroy Shirts.
Woolen and Flan
nel Shirts.
Shirts made from
Genuine U. S. Army
Cloth, in both
Military and Flat
Collar.
DRESS
SHIRTS
\IEDLICOTT UNDERWEAR — HATCH ONE BUTTON UNION SUITS - WOOL
MiTTS — PA IKAS — WOOL PANTS — SHEEPSKIN SOX — WOOL SOX —
SHUPACS — HUNTING GARMENTS, etc. •
QUICK— LITE — burns gasoline, light it vithmatches the same as any ordinary
Coal Oil Lamp, bright as eiectricty, price $1.50 — Hardware Department. «
GROCERY DEPARTMENT GROCERY DEPARTMENT
GROCERY Department — j
Phone Main 1.
The Choicest Line of Grocer* j
ies and Provisions always in j
stock.
FLOUR — COP.NMEAL —
Canned Fruits' and Vegeta
bles. Hams - Bs con - Lard,
SPECIAL
Halibut Chowder 25c Can.
Cooking compounds.
CEREALS i
| Telephone your orders in, we
.will assure you of prompt
service.
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TO GROW ; • BKWAKD
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