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Harriman National]Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARI)
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WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR THIRD LOT OF
United States War Savings
CERTIFICATE STAMPS
WHICH WE ARE SELLING
AT $4.14 IN MARCH
HEARING 1 PER CENT IVi- ANNUM INTEREST. |
COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY, AND DUE
JANUARY 1st, 1923
WHEN THEIR VALUE WILL BE
Five Dollars
ALSO
United States Thrift Stamps
EXCHANGEABLE INTO THE ABOVE
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The Harriman National Bank, New York |
DEPOSITS $27,000,000.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY.
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Thurs. Evg ? MARCH 7. 1913
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Red Feather Photoplays Presents “Love Aflame”
featuring Ruth Stonehouse and Jack Mulhall. A
stoiy of a girl making a bet to reach . Constanti
nople in Boy’s clothes without a cent in a given
time before being overtaken by her cousin.
Riding the Rods, Shipwrecked, Attacked by ( anni
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Admission, Children under 12 yrs. 15c; Adults, 30c
Show Starts Pro at S:Q0 P. M._
Change of Program Tomorrow Night “THE MAN
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Weekly Economist RuMetin. tf
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Broadway Bakery and Coffee House
Bunches. all kind.' of oastry ai d the
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('Alii X FOR RE XT—See McIntosh
at the Fairbanks. F28
NOTICE
Special Communication Seward
Lodge No. 219 F. & A. M., Friday,
March 8th, S p. m. Work First De
gree.
LEON UK BACH, Master.
M.S..
•Vnothor reason why a rich old man
thinks a young girl could love him is
because he knows she would not if he
'vp’v poor.
The Bank of Seward
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ESTABLISHED 1905
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The weather forecast for tonight
iml tomorrow is fair and cooler, with
squalls, if the latter are anything
like prevailed last night, they are
“winds.”
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John Zinkoff, known as “Russian i
iohn,” is at the Sexton, having come
in late yesterday from Russian Lake.
Mr. Zinkoff brought with him a fine
.ssortinent of furs which are on dis
play in the hotel lobby.
(leorge Taulbert, who has been at
he Overland, returned to Mile 12 on
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his morning s train.
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(•'rank Toney has about completed
calsomining and other interior work
n the office of the Admiral Line on
Broadway. When fully completed with
painting and furnishings, the office
will be one of the best in Alaska.
Tonight at 7:”0 o’clock the Arctic
Brotherhood Athletic club will be or
ganized. All who desire to join are
requested to be at the meeting to
night. %
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Allan McIntosh has purchased the
-mall building on the corner of Adams
and Broadway.
A social will be given tomorrow
night for the members of the Metho
dist Sunday school in the basement of
he church. A general good time is
promised the beginners and primary
I- partments from 4 to 5:80 o’clock in |
ho afternoon. The older members of
the school will meet at 7:80 o’clock.
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Tomorrow night the regular mili
aiy drill of the Seward Home Guards
.yill be in the Arctic Brotherhood hall. ]
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Mrs. Thomas Drayton, wife of the
veil-known newspaper correspondent,
rave birth to a boy baby at the Sew
trd General Hospital this morning.
Mother and babe arc doing nicely ac
cording to the attending physician.
REGISTRATION
OF WOMEN HAS
NO AGE LIMIT
Through tear that many women in
Sewaid may have a talse impression
about the registration that is to be
taken tms week, in regard to age lim
it, the local Woman’s club is very
anxiou. to enlighten all in reference
lo this matter.
j here is no age liin’t to a woman’s
capabilities for service to her gov
ernment. Many women from 75 to 90
years oi age, expert knitters are do
ing “their bit” and have been for
many months. All women and girls
over sixteen are earnestly asked to
i show their patriotism by registering.
There will be no compulsory ser
vice attached ou account of this reg
istration. The matter is simply a vol
! untary one of service, and the woman
1 wlu> shirks her country’s call to regis
1 ter is as much a slacker as the man
who eludes the draft, if, after a wo
( man registers for a certain kind of
service, her conditions are so changed
that she is unable to give this time,
there will be no ellort or thought of
compelling this service. What she
doe*, she does of her own volition and
at her own pleasure.
The women of Seward are awake to
tbe n&ds of the country and are sup
posing their president with all pos
sible loyalty. It is a challenge to
Germany that the woman power of
the land is alive to the issue and
ready as the third line of defense.
Many women, who are rearing their
families, have not the strength nor
the leisure to do any kind of work
.1 ide from the burdens they are now
carrying. But they, too, should reg
ister, for in reaiing a family, they are
offering the government the most pa
triot h service of which any woman is
tapa’oie— the caring for and training
ihe children who will be the men and
women of tomorrow, giving them
sound minds in strong and healthy •
oodies.
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Sometimes we wish the skeleton in
our closet would throw a scare into
ho wolf at our door.
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FURS BOUGHT—Highest price
naid. Macintosh, Fairbanks Hotel. If
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Richmond Furs
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Special Designing
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Manager McDonald, of the re- *
* cent Red Cross Vaudeville show, *
* today turned over $359.00, the *
* net proceeds of the affair. All *
* bills, such as hall rent and other * :
* incidentals, are paid and the * I
* above amount was the neat sum *
•calired. *
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WEATHER ON R. R.
Temperature dropped from 28 above
to 4 degrees below zero at Anchorage
last night according to the weather
report received at 7 o’clock this mom- ;
ing. Other reports follow:
Girdwood, 14 below, clear, strong
north wind.
Matanuska, 20 below, clear, calm.
Talkeotna, 2 above, clear, north.
Deadhorse, 12 below, clear, north.
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King’s Evaporated
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DELIVERY HOURS: From 8:30 a. m to VI ?,!
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Order House— Rhone Adams 52
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The Arctic Brotherhood intends to
organize what will br called iho Arctic
Broti ohood Athletic Club, open to
all. '1 > this end all who are interest
ed pb*aso bo at the A. B. Hail at 7*30
•>. m. Thursday. M7 i
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WANTED
Concerning the whereabouts of these people last seen
in Seward:
C. P. FRIEND.
GEORGE D. GRANT,
ELLIS GILBRATH,
J. HESSE,
GEORGE IWASE,
A. C. JOHNSON,
JOHN JENKINS,
AXEL JOHNSON,
ED. JOHNSON,
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PETE KELLY,
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G. E. KAIN.
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