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Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARI)
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through this Hank, to the
iiMirn suns rotnin iiiiikh ioan
are requested to call lor tlu'ir bonds.
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V * Part .Mutual Release.
“THE SINOEE (ODE.”
Iso (iloria Swanson & Boh
/ernon in a Mack Sennett.
! Reel Kevstone Coined' .
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Secretarx Lane, of the Department
0 Interior. in a cablegram to th«
’ *cal Red ('mss Chapter, thanks ti>.
! embers for th * good work rendere !
t Ye native* of Alaska in the intluei;
» . 'pidemic. hew citizens of Sewa?**
1 row the Rod Cross has s{H*nt mom y
ami made supplies for needy native.
* i the recent epidemic.
The cablegram was in answer to
i e one sent several days ago
< hairman Curtis R. Morford of the
! cal Chapter, recommending passage
. the Senate resolution making $200.
•> >0 immediately available for combat
* ng the influenza in Alaska, and also
* uiorsing the recommendation of Sec
tary 1 .ano for a much larger appro
’ iation for trade and industrial edu
cation of Alaska natives.
Secretary Lane stated that he hop
id that the appropriations will be
made.
NEW
BOOKS
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SCHOOL NOTES
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The pupils returned to their places
in school the day after New Year's
making practically a full house, and
during the remaining two days of the
I week settled down to their work.
The Literary Society of the Sew
ard School held its regular meeting
i Friday afternoon. The following pro
gram was given:
Song— “Onward, Christian Sol
diers"— all.
Businesws Session.
Reading — Margaret Sloan.
Piano Solo— Mary Buen Wright.
Reading— “In Flanders Fields,"
Nina Thoreen, Ruth C»uy, Klmira Mc
! Cowan.
Song - “Over There” Marit Kide
High School Prophecy— Joe Bind*
1 shaw.
Original Fable Ceorgo Barger.
Piano Solo ■ Lavonia Stotko.
“Star Spangled Banner” - All.
Several visitors were present. 1 he
next meeting will be held two weeks
from yesterday which is January 1 .
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RKV. COOK WILL Sl'KAK
ON CAM I* FXPKR1 KNCKS
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Rev. I.. 0. Cook will speak Sunday
evening on his experiences in the
camps where tho soldiers wore being
trained for war. He will give the d<**
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, tails of V. M. C. A., work and will al •
>o speak of dher phases of work done
in the inter* st and welfare of the sol
«lior>. The trustees of the Methodi-A
KpiseojKtl Cluireh hop«*s that as main
as can of the citizens will attend the
service tomorrow evening.
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I.K VYINi. \ NCHORA(»K TOD \ ^
Fifty thrive passengers for Seward
’eft Anchorage this morning on the
train according to word received by
R. J. Weir. The train will leave Sew
,a>d for the north end tomorrow morn
• ing at !) o'clock and the local, with Uv*
Anchorage passengers, .should return
I t >morrow evening.
F1RV ROYS TO MKKT.
A special meeting of the fire bo vs
is called for tonight at ♦> o’clock at the
: file hall. Members of the special com
mittees having the recent masquerade
tn charge are urgent 1\ requested to be
present.
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Sleet on the wires has interrupted
communication between Seward and to
points north. The wires are believed to
have been broken in several places.
M KTHOIMST 1 Hl'Kl H SKRVICKS
Kevinping Next Sunday, services
,vill be held as follow ’.
Preaching 11:00 A. M
Sunday School 12:00 Noon
Kveninjj Service 7:30 P. M.
The pastor will speak on the work of
the V. M. C. A., and other organiza
tions in the camps. A most cordial in*
•. iiation is extended to all.
L. 1). Cook, Pa; tor.
EVERYTHING FOR
MEN
EVERYTHING AT *j
THE RIGHT
PRICE.
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IF IT IS TO
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WEAR
IT CAN BE FOUND
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COTTERS
nil*: PL.U K W 11KKK MKN OlITFl'l
LOST $110, Kinder please re-|
turn to owner, Joe Parpuch. at Palace
Bar. J«.
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Plain sewing clone at Mrs. Klmer
Anderson. JT.
FOR RENT |
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Furnished rooms for rent- Van Gild
er Building. N19t!
FOB SALK CHEAP.
A complete equipment for mining j
.
operations.
Consisting of tools ajtcf machine ,
steel of all kinds, building supplies,!
six buildings partly furnished, dishes,!
shoves and cooking utensils, complete. |
1 ten-Stamp Mill.
1 twenty-two foot Dory fitted with 1
1-2 horse power Fulton gas engine, j
1 six horse - power, Fairbanks Morse'
hoisting engine.
1 Air Compressor complete.
1 two- horsepower electric motor. 1
2 Pelton water wheels.
TOO feet steel rails.
10.000 feet building lumber.
Belting, from 0 to IK inches. Ieath-J
•*r and rubber.
1 Ingersoll Band machine.
2 Ingersoll Band stoping machines.;
2 Truax Oiv cars.
400 feel 12 inch air and water j
pipe.
2 forges, Champion.
2 anvils.
1 Post drill.
1000 feet half inch wire cable, new. ;
1600 feet 2-8 inch wire cable.
Address J. L. Reed, j
Valdez, Alaska, j
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Interest Notice:*
IF"
you have a savings account in this Bank,
bring in your pass book, and have your in
terest entered thereon.
IF"
you do not have a savings account, start the
New Year right and open an account with us
THE BANK OF
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l per cent paid on Saving’s Accounts.
Andy’* express meets all trains and
’ft earner*. I Minin' 1 <3.
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CEHfrAJN—TEKI> Rnnlinc at
{rosin?* & Noon. *L
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ICE CREEPERS at J. L. Craefs
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CUtTAIN-'TEEO keeps out the
L* din. Brosiu* & noon. tf. t
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r,ET YOUR SHOPS halC *oled with ■
Vbnarrh Oak. It has «o equal, $1.75
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
a ro.
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We do picture framing. Trices re.t
t in a hie. Sexton & Th waites. tf.
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REAP THE GATEWAY
Rocket Flash lights and batteries at
J. 1.. (iraef’s
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FOR SALE Yellow Turnips ami
Rntahages. Small Turnips at 2c. per
th.
ALASKA TRANSFER CO..
Phone Main 17.
FIRE INSURANCE
a O. MORFORD
Succewer to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Flo«r Van Giller Bldg. SEW ARP. ALASKA ^
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'HOTEL SEWARD
WTTH A.LL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
AATPS BY DAY 'OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
|H* A. HORKER. Urnm MRS W A Md™f^rop.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Mwiuawkie Snow Shoes.
Ice Creepers.
Aluminum W are.
Pyrex (-las' Oven Ware.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. :~\j
Rubber Boots and Shoe l
Corduroy Pants, Khaki P
Slickers and Raincoats.
Wool and Flannel Shirts.
T grocery department.
Apples. . - -
Grapefruit and Lemons.
Alia Teas and Coffees.
Potatoes $3.00 Crate. ; ..
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