The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
BONDS
OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY 19M
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTHER BONDS 01
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
-NEW SHIPMENT"
ELASTIC WRIST CANVAS
(iLOVES— Lor Fishermen
Hrown & Hawkins
-Quality First"
F.vinrude engines at J. I*.
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GET YOVR SHOES half soled wit!
Mona ch Oak. It hi no eq ml, $L73
a pair Lloyd’s. Opposite Liberty The
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GET WISE Proadway Laund '
saves your i lot lies av.d money. Rougn
dry. 8 cents per -our.d.
lTSE FRESH MILK - \aadrin
has no equal-Sold e'erjwheie.
Seward Hairy. S8
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
Friday & Saturday.
8:00 I’.M.
RATHE TRAVEL Know
AMERICA. Through Cen
tral TEXAS. (1) Reel.
TOOT! TOOT! TOOT!
THIRD & FOURTH
Installments of "The Rail
road Raiders'* TONIGHT.
“HELEN HOLMES"
Also A Rear ot a Comedy.
Keystone (2) Reel scream.
Mile 45—
and
MILE 71—
ROADHOUSES
Are now under the
Management of
NELLIE NEAL
Also Notary Public.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the on
*. v tax on real ami personal property
in the Town of Seward for the year
h»l\ will become due and payable on
*' e !*<t . day of November lfMS. If
taxes are not paid on or before the
*. ! Ida\ of November UHS. p< n
a ty • mi interest will be added to tin
original tax.
be pa d I > the City
Tceamrer at the office of the Ti e t
. b» ;w» on tiio hours of !> A. M.
and 5 T.M.
(Sigm d) Julian H. Re**d.
S.12 Municipal Clerk.
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What as Your a
Of a Bank?
The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank’s
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest. We seek only the legiti'
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
ought to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
• accommodation consistent with sound
banking.
THE BANK OF
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SltJW.RP MILITARY UNIT TO HOLD
REGULAR DRILL, A. B. HALL TONIGHT.
. V: i o’eioci; tonight at the Arctic Brotherhood hall,
Sew , - A aoi y, the Seward Home Guards will hold the
regular weekly drill, (’apt. Ryan announced Tuesday at
Ik * eial drill that regular places would he assigned the
mem ors tonight and also that the guns would be given
, ut, (sell member then becoming responsible for their
care.
Recruits will be welcomed tonight and placed in a
sure ■ 1 squad for individual tactics. The muster roll will
!se ii opened for those who have not signed to do so
The drill tonight will perhaps last for an hour and a half
;nstead of only an hour.
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rile Seward 1‘ublic Schools will’op
n Monday, September Oth, at 1) o’*
• ock iii tm morning. .More man three
month* have passed since the schools
vie c!o. ti u>; the summer vacation,
and duiiug that time many things
.ave incurred tending to draw the
i hough ts oi adults u.> we'! as children
way from the importance of cduca*;- j
onal wink, it lid. change means rest
.iul preparation for the work of the;
resent school y»ar the enthusiasm
ith which ike pupils begin their
ork hould be q tite noticeable. Th s
dilation, howcw r. is more likely to
e such that we should change the
ord • o a* old >ong and sing “Where
s my wardering thought tonight.”
War eomliti.»:i* have ihanged not
dy <o g.. areas ol the face of tin
:rth. bat has a so to a la; go extent
oar methods of thought. To use an old
. xpiTssion. “The sound of tile grind
ing U low”, disaster has come upon
the earth and has changed all tin- or
' on an : tl • hum of tlu
.sual machinery or business has ceas
ed. It i a highly appropriate time to
trengtiiin th.at which lemains. The
government of the United States le
iognixts the situation and is especial
ly upon certain branches that have
been too much n< glccted.
Ijk duieau ox raiucauoii, unucr the
dcpai\..a.u oi ii.e interior, has lssu
.o a m rite ox icaaohs in community
aiul liauoiiai .ilc waxen the Cuimniss
ionei oi Kducaaon loi tins ieirxtoij
wishes tu nave introduced into the car
-tous guules ol the schools. .More at
tention ts also to be given lo the teach
-.ng «»i tin history oi our own country
mi tae causes that have arisen in
foreign lands which have resulted in
.txis world war.
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The calling ui ia.ge bodies of men
nyo the \ ui* force, of the illiteracy
.•hong our peop.e, and this is a con
.ltioi; ihai mu.be remedied if we
ocja< y that will
*» s.ue tor the world when the war is
lined. Wrong education has been one
. the strongest and most potent in
iueneos in uiinging on this world
.nr an ! in continuing it through the
ast i\»ur y.-a»‘s. Kiniv education bacic
ed b\ force of arms is tl\e only thing
hat wiii counteract the evil that 's
.»w devastating the world. It is time
* .-t ngthen what lemains and to
• un )ualifi<d support to eve. y
•ititut on whos a in is the better
lent of the community in which we
ve. The demand for sendee was'nev
er so great as now, and the import
ne'e of the work that we can do here
> just as great in its way as the work
hat the men arc doing on the firing
no in France and other fighting
fronts. It is a good time to be living.
»caiise there :s abundant need of in
telligent work. The educational in
titutions of our community requires
the hearty support of all the citizens.
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Now on display
-AT- i
URBACH'S
ALASKA IN
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Steamer Alaska arrived from Cook
Inlet ports at 2 o'clock this morning
although the whistle was blown, an
nouncing the arrival in the bay at I :
o'clock. The Alaska was headed for
the San Juan dock hut Agent McDon
ald s. lit a wireless to Capt. Jensen to
call at the Seward dock first as the
engrrs were ail on hand ready to
go aboard. Scores of friends were h!
> on the dock to bid goodbye to those
leaving.
flic Alaska had (I'd first class pas*
.-c!igtT>. aboaid from Anchorage and,
17 st. erage, the majority being for (
. i.e states. Mrs. W. K. Kuban it and
Stediiart arrived on the Alaska foi
.sewaid. The steamer went to the S 11;
. uan dock at o o’clock,loaded fish and
.ailed -outh early this morning.
The following left Seward on tie*
Alaska: for Seattle — Mrs. Cal Hut
ton. KUis .lullin, wife and daughter,
It. K. Towle, C. H. Jensen and wife,
u. H. Doune, (iustaf Seiffert, Uncle
Joe Irwin, (Jus Morgen, Henry Rich
ards, K. K. Woolley and wife, Dorothy
Woolley, C. \\. I ’elch. K. Logesquist,
Thomas King. I). I*. Redfiold, Capt. J.
15. Tibia ts, W. H. Roger. John Helm,
and seven steerage; for Juneau— J.
R. Dunn and wife, Fred Smith and
Nick Suzaracher; for Ketchikan— W.
Ci. Weigle and I*. O. Holm; for Val
dez - K. K. Rudolph; for Cordova—
M. Green.
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Next .Monday a session of the Unit
< delate* Distiict Court will begin in
w.vard. Judge Runneli and other
t mi i officials are sp^nosed. to have
i» it \ncl.orago 'I lorenoon for Sew
ard coming >vc r the Government rad
io: i ami v ill arrive tomorrow night
or Sunday.
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MISS BALL A IN K ARRIVES
An eight pound girl baby arrived
at the Seward General hospital this
forenoon at 11:20 o’clock. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank L. Ballaine are now re
ceiving congratulations.
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CHANGE IN TAX PAYMENTS.
Instead of the city taxes being in
two instalments, taxes are due to he
paid November 15th and unless they
are, interest will be charged for at
, the rate of 8 per cent.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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The Superintendent of lighthouses
at Ketchikan has notified the Alaska
' Steamship Co., here that the pilot
rock light, Resurrection Bay, is report
| -e<l extinguished on Sept., -4th.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
The weather forecast for tonight
and tomorrow is unsettled, possibly
rain.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCE I
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The Odd Fellows will give a dance
Saturday night in their hall . Admis
sion $1 including luncheon. Ladies
Free. All Welcome. S6.
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SEXTON AND
TH WAITES
Cigars and
So las. Ire Cream. Candy
Co ir. mgrc ia! Phot ogra pliy
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Now on display
500 samples to choose from
All wool—all new
Fit and satisfaction guaranteed
FALL SUITS
FALL OVERCOATS
FALL MACKINAWS
WOOLEN UNDERWEAR
WOOLEN SHIRTS
WOOLEN HOSIERY
COTTERS
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THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
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ONE NKWTON KIFM5
2:»h caubk'*—
Can bt» st*t»n for a u*w clays—
IIKOW X A. H AWKINS
“QIWIJTY IIRST"
. .The Moon cafe is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
SCREEN DOORS — for sale at
Brosius & Noon. If
S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Fidg. SEV/ARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
ATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
I. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNLlLEY, Prop.
RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
—BY—
PAT O’COTTER.
.Some!hing different
The Edition is limited. If you want one, get it today.
The price is $2.50 per copy.
FOR SALE at The Northern, The Seward Drug Co., The
Seward News Company and COTTER’S.
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_. Rifles and shotguns of every description-at
a price you can afford to pay.
_“OF COURSE" you will want the “FAMOUS
DUXBAK” HUNTING GARMENTS, WE HAVE THEM
_And don’t forget to take along a good supply ol
fresh ammunition. And bring back more birds.
_EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER
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“Quality First”