THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
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I'nited States Depositary.
(M R WAR SAYINGS STAMPS AND .
LIBERTY BONDS Are All Sold '
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GOPKXHAGKX. Jan :H). — The
G*••■man niim liohls otV the coast have
caused the destruction of two large
G» man destroyers. According to an
otficial statement tin* destroyers hit
mines yesterday and were blown up.
Two men, both on one craft, wore
the only survivors.
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Xew Fall 191S quotations are
sky-high
\W still have some Hart Schaff- i
ner & Marx Suits and Overcoats
at the old prices.
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JOE CAMPBELL
Successor to
ENNIS & CAMPBELL
SEWARD ALASKA
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War Savings Stamps
Ol*R WAR SAVINGS STAMPS HAVE
! NOW ARRIVED
! In offering “War Savings Stamps" to
| the public the United States Government
j has made immediately available for every
man, woman and child in the country a prof
itable, simple and secure investment.
| They are “Tuttle Baby Bonds” like Lib
j erty Bonds, they have behind them the en
tire resources of the government and peo
; pie of the United States. _ '
A good and Patriotic Investment for
j r children. . , . *1
j Call and let us explain the advantages.
! The
i UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
FOR POSTAL SAVINGS
I,. It. Hornon, -*f Fail-banks, made]
the trip over the trail and arrived in,
Sewairi last night. Mr. Hernon while
waiting for the first steamer is reg
istered at the Overland.
W. H. Coulter, of the Pacific Loan
a- Pudding Association, returned fion.
Anchorage last night and is again at
the Ovei’and.
William Kyan came i:i rrom Itooso
volt last night and is at tho Seward.
Harry Johnson, for some months
prospecting in the interior of Kcnai
Peninsula, came to town last night
and will remain here for several
weeks.
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John Froshland arrived from tin*
interior last night.
(’. Young and O. Lid strom, who
have been doing station work at Mile
*:>. are registered at. the Sev ern, hav
ing arrived in the city last night.
S. Q. Clark, the mining man, re
turned from Moose Pass last night
and is at the Sexton.
F. W. Harkins, with tin* post office
ilt parturient of the Commission at An
chorage. >s :lT the Overland on hi?
way to the states.
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Mrs. J. C. Dougherty, wife of the
Anchorage merchant, came in last
night and is at the Overland. Mrs.
Dougherty is going to Cordova on :•
visit.
William E. Lee, transfer man of
Anchorage, has reached Seward by
dog team. Mrs. Lee is coming north
from Seattle on the Alaska and he
»amo here to meet her. While in
Seward Mr. Lee is making his hcad
utarte s at the Overlard.
T. Notila. business man on Discov
ery, Otter Creek, .vith his wife, is
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DRESS SHOES and RUBBERS
Snow Shoes—&5.00 per.pair.
Red quilts—$2.r>0 to $40.00.
Roys and Woman’s Shoe Pars
$4.00.
Woolen Mitts and Gloves
Sox—2."»c to $l.r>0 per pair
COTTE R
Broadway Seward
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registered at the Overland. The cou
ple intend going to the new strike on
Good News Hay.
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Albin Ragland, of La Touche whose
wife is at the hospital, is registered,
at 4 he Overland.
R. H. Williams, with the A. K. C.,
and former mining man on Willow j
Ore'*k. came in last night on his way*
to the outside and is registered at the
Overla nd.
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Pile Methodist Ladies Aid Society!
will meet at the Parsonage Thursday;
afternoon at 2:.‘»0 o’clock.
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The Girl’s Hiking Club will give a
dance at the Arctic Hrotherhood hall:
next Saturday evening for the benefit
of the Seward Chapter of the Red j
Cross. Tickets are being sold today j
at "?1 per man.
Tonight at 7:.‘»0 o’clock the weekly
instruction drill for recruits to the j
Seward Militaiy unit will !*e held. Fie-1
emits aie gradualy enrolling in this |
preliminary di ill and a large number
of new faces are expected in line to
night.
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The weather forecast for tonight
and tomorrow is clearing with slight I
squalls, fair and cooler.
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Curtis Morfoid will be the four
minut*' speaker at the Empress tomoi
row evening.
Phe train will leave on schedule j
time tomorrow for Mile 52, which
is 9 o’clock.
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RAILRO VI) EMPLOYEE IS
VOW V MARRIED M VN;
HELEN REDMOND. V BRIDE
E. J. Wessley and Miss Helen Red
mond came in last night on the train
from Mile 45. When they return to
their future home, Mile 45, thev will
go as man and wife. A marriage li
| cense was secured last night from U.
; S. '’ommissioner Whittles! v, and with
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Woolley as wit
| nesses, Rev. ,J. J. Patton united Mr.
, Wessley and Miss Redmond in the
holy bonds of matrimony. Mr. Wess
ley is with the T. w T. Department
and Miss Redmond is well known
1 along the rail toad being a relative of
Mrs. Nellie Neal.
Mr. ami Mrs. Wessley have tin* bri
dal suit*' at the Hotel Seward
SAYSOURARMY
NOW IN FRANCE
NOT VERY MUCH
LONDON, Jan. ”0. — Commenting
upon Secretary Baker’s statement be-:
fore the Congressional committee in
vestigating war relations, the semi
official Zeitung of Berlin, says Baker
speaks of the American army in
France.
“There is an American army in
France,” the paper says, “but it con
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Modern Conveniences Well Lighted and Heated
sists entirely of wood choppers and
railroad men and doctors, except two;
or three divisions, whose precious
lives are being spared in quiet places
lar behind the front.
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“Baker speaks as if there won hi be
1..'>00,000 Americans in Franco. Amer
ica cannot spare that number of men,
because a large pail of her army must
be kept at home t*o protect her own
coast and her colonies. America can
not get over f>oq.(K)0 men into thej
benches in Europe/’
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