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The Harriman National Bank Of Alaska AT SEWAKI) I'rarehas (.lienjin's fondiin and Domestic Fxchauiiv % ' ---- It' Ui S II l\<;s CERTIFICATE ST I Mrs and THRIFT ST I MTS ---- EXITED STATES DEPOSITARY SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES SKXTON AND THWA1TSS ( iuars and Sodas. Ire Cream. Candy ( oinnim iai Photography IlKAI* TIIK UATKWAV. LIBERTY THEATRE Monday & Tuesday S: p.ni. ( TONUiHTl ) Wednesday & Thursday Vilest Hears! Rathe News. Vlso 'lhe Railroad Raiders* HELEN HOLMES. —IN— HE LAST TWO ( hapteis hapter No. 11. "The Trap, hapter No. 13, "The Mysi ry of The Counterfeit iekets. See the finish. LSO A Paramount Travel FILSONS and Dl’XBAK KHAKI PANTS BROWN & HAWKINS. •• qi M.1TY FIRST " LUMBER VII kinds nl lumber from moulding to that for shi|» building. Estimates given. k. hohkkty. I l'MHKK CO. 1'OIM CHATHAM. Alaska. (iet a Ni" HAT, S«»‘ Our Windows. HIIOW N \ HAWKINS. * i:» M.ITV 1 IKST * \\»i' ^ i APICKSS. PH ON K. Mad N'»n 14.. - - «.^ ITOIff IS PimRiMSS FINANCIAL STRENGTH IS rO NATIONS AS IM RTANT AS MILITARY STRENGTH. XO NATION CAN SURVIVE A WAR IF IT CAX T FINANCE ITSELF. THE MAN WHO FORTIFIES HIMSELF WITH AN COUNT IN A SAVINGS BANK. DOES MORE THAN EPARE HIMSELF. HE CONTRIBUTES TO THE SPA REDNESS OF THE COUNTRY. GERMANY UNABLE TO BORROW FROM OTIv COUNTRIES HAS BEEN FINANCED BY THE UFT OF HER PEOPLE. AS THIS THRIFT WAS ‘RESSED IN ACCOUNTS OF SAVINGS BANKS. A SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT HELPS THE NAT AN I) IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE INDIVIDUAL IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY AN ACCOUNT H US. START ONE TODAY. RESOURCES $300,000.00 TRAVELLERS CHECKS SOLD. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT. AI.A'IKDA IH'K TOMORROW. _____ ! Steamer Alameda had not sailed from Anchorage at II o’clock th; forenoon but was expected to get away early this afternoon. The Aik medu will be expected here sometime tomorrow forenoon KARR V<il I IN K \RI.Y. The Admiral Farragut will arrive in port early tomorrow morning no OVERLAND CAFE JOS! K KNOSOIKA. Prop. HOME COOKING Ol'KN DAY AND NDJHT cording to cubic advices received by agent Blue. —--«>-■— PANAMA EARTHQUAKE. PANAMA CITY, Oct., 22— Seven earthquakes have caused the 130 deaths and much property loss. .❖ Wanted— Two men to cut wood a Mile 3. $3 per cord In good timber. Apply James F. Brennan, Mile 3. T. ^-❖ MASON’S NOTK'K SEWARD LOPC.10, No 21!>, v. •* A. M., meets Wednesday night at $ o'clock. Work S.cor.d degree. Visitors welcome. I <«*.*;i ’ n*a«-h. Master. —♦!*. l-’Oil BENT— Furnished apartment* Inquire at the Key. tl v CF.T YOUR SHOES half soled with Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.75 a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The atre. _ YOU SAVE MONEY WHEN YOU HUY YOUR i HARTSCHAFFNER& MARX OVERCOAT FROM U R B A C H “The Store With a Conscience" (Paid Advertisement) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS (HAS. A. SULZER. DEMOCRATIC TICKET FOR DELEGATE CHARLES A. SULZER of §ulzer. I For Senator THOMAS C. PRICE of Anehorage For Representative* JOHN NOON, of Seward; JAS. H. PATTERSON, of Valdez: ELBERT E. RAY, of Cordava. ROBERT 1). SMALL of Anrhnragc. FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER , JAMES E. WILSON.. of Valdez. ' The abo\e are I lie regular nominees of the Democratic party. They arc* men who are heartily in accord with President Wilson in the conduct of war % iinri polices, and with Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska’s devel opment WINTER f Underwear % .MEDLICOTT STANFIELDS COOPER’S WRIGHTS EAGLE All of the best grades in two piece and union suits. ALL WOOL SHIRTS. The newest snappy patterns in winter weights and colors. Military and negligee collars. WOOL SOCKS CASHMERE SOCKS SILK SOCKS ALL WOOL PATRICK HOSIERY. SWEATERS MACKINAW COATS MACKINAW PANTS KNIT CAPS OVERCOATS. COTTERS ,THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT. -v - ( KlvTAIN—TKKI) keeps out the rain. Itrnsius & noon. If. -* Krinnnle engines at .1. f.. (tiaef’s. tt 0 -jy - - " - ^ ..The Moon cafe is open Xighttt. Washington street. Boxes for Ladies. CERTAIN—TKI.I> Rooting at Brosius X Noon. M. FIRE INSURANCE S. O. MORFORD Succcaaor to JOE CAMPBELL 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA HOTEL SEWARD WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED ft A. HORNER Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop. RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK -BY PAT O’COTTER, . Something different The Edition is limited. If you want one, get it today. The price is $2.30 per copy. FOR SALE at The Northern, The Seward Drug Co., The Seward News Company and COTTER’S. WOOL MITTS WOOL TOQUES J » • 0 PATRICK MACKINAWS HEAVY UNDERWEAR FUR CAPS ROOTS & SHOE PACS 0 EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER. Brown & Hawkins “Quality First"