The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT_ SEWARD_
Subscriptions to
Tilt VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
(lest Liberty Loan)
of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
;
Paying if4 Per Cent Interest
And Due in 1923.
Will Re Opened. HERE, On
Monday, April 21st, 1919. |
And Closed On
Monday May' 10th, 1919.
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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TONIGHT “SPECIAL".
VICTORY 1.0AN PROGRAM
SPEAKING
SPECIAL MUSIC
LATEST HEARST NEWS
PATHE Weekly No. 6
PARAMOUNT Presents—
JACKIE SAUNDERS
—IN—
“SUNNY JANE”
Here is a Rip Snorter from
start to finish .FiveReels of
Comedy Drama. One of her
best. Don't Miss It!
FOR RENT
FOR UKNT— Two furm«fc«4 cab
la*. See Ponsherty. PH.
Wilson^ mom glasses
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Pocket Ha*h light* *«ti battene* a.»
J. L. (iraef'a l**
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We do picture framiag. Pf«w era
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Fishermen'* Suppiie* at t«rael*.
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SPRING LINE
of
HART SCHAFFNER
& MARX
Suits For Men
JUST
RECEIVED
AT
URBACH’S
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iSEW/tf® snapshots!
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George Guest has left school and
today started in as messenger at the
C. S. Cable office.
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Pete Ogle believes in improving
hip property whenever possible. Car
penters are now at work on the little
brown house on Third avenue chang
ing it into a three room bungalow witr*
bath being added.
K. A. Castle and wife intend to
leave for Seattle on the first steamer
and will probably purchase a small
Minch on Puget Sound.
.1. C. Pollok, engineer for the A. K.
(\, on the Seward Division, is return
ing home on the steumer Alameda.
Hugo Johnson and John Enstrom.
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SPECIAL ON FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PACKED
IN GALLON CANS, WHILE THEY LAST.
Fein brook Solid Pack Tomatoes .6oc per can.
Allen & I>ewis Beets. .-.65c ”
Allen & I*wis Grapes.70c
Armours or Libbys Spinach.75c
Challenge Brand Sugar Peas.80c
Libbys Pumpkin... 55c
A & L or Armours Prunes...55e ”
A & L or Libby’s Plums..80c
Hillsdale Peaches.80c
Brookdale Apples... 60c
A & L or Hillsdale Cherries.. 80c
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Srown k Hawkins
“Quality First”
—Phone, Main 34—
RUMMAGE
- SALE *
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES
—At—
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
At
ITHE KEY f
both contractors on the railroad, a ••
passengers tor Seward on the Ala
meda.
Ralph Miller, quartz miner ol tm
Willow Creek district, is among the
passengers on the Alameda coming u*
Seward.
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I). C. Mathison and family have
moved from the apartments over “Th •
Key,v to their residence on Second
avenue.
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J. A. Rlick, who will have charge
of the operations of the McDonald
property on Canyon Creek, is a north
bound passenger on the Alameda.
The Odd Fellows will hold a regu
lar session this evening.
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Ted Father, a former Seward boy,
is now working in the ship yards a*.
Seattle hut expects to join the navv
•luring the coming month.
Hamilton draff is now with the
Western Klectric Company in Seattle.
The Ladies (luild of the Episcopal
t hurch is meeting this afternoon with
Mrs. Zinn.
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May Day, is some little 24 hour
thriller, sunshine galore and warm.
Broadway looks like a park, thor
oughly raked and clean, and now the
next to be given the once over arc the
hack yards. Clean-up day will proba
bly be designated by the city council
at the meeting next Monday night.
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ELLSWORTH BRANCHES OCT
111..
Hairy Ellsworth is going into the
auto supply business right up to the
shoulder. Mr. Ellsworth has secured
tiie agency for the U. S. Tires and will
also handle the agency of an automo
bile and a truck. Within a few weeks
bikes will also be handled.
WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
port for the 24 hours ending at 7 o'
deck this morning:
Seward 50, Clear, South.
Anchorage 54, Clear, Calm.
Matanuska 40, Clear, Calm.
Chickaloon 59. Clear, Calm.
Wasilla 40, Clear, Calm.
Tnlkoetna 54, Clear, Calm.
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ELLSWORTH
C. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Midst! 64. AdiWiRT.
ARMY
SHOES
Double Oak Tan Sole
Munson Last
Dark Tan Color
The Regular Army Shoe
The Price
Seven Fifty $7.5(
Per Pair
COTTERS
NIK PLACE WHERE MEN OCTET!
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VRCTIC BROTHERHOOD TO
(JIVE DANCE ON SATURDAY
Next Saturday night the Aretii
Brotherhood will give a dance in thei
hall. There will be no special feature!
for this dance, just an ordinary go*n
happy-go-lucky occassion.
BR VZIL GRANTS THE
.1 \PANESE LARGE AREA
OF LAND TO DEVELOP?
BUENOS AIRES, May 1— Jap
anese colonization in Southern Braz.i
which attracted attention recently
with the grant of a large area for de
velopment. has been going on for sev
en years.
mere are already well settled col
onies of Japanese in the interior oi
th<* state of Sao Paulo.
Uie first group of Japanese to set
tle there consisted of 25 families
which were allotted 75 acres each.
A Japanese company took a grant
from the government of 125,000 acre.
and set out to place 2 000 Japanese or
'.he land. Hut disputes with individual
over titles prevented carrying out of
the full program.
Rice growing is the principal in
dustry of the Japanese immigrants.
In Sao Paulo city, Japanese have
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One Lot Shoes
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Worth up to $12.00
Your Choice $6.00
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One Lot up to $8.50
! Your Choice $5.00 !
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VICTORY BONDS
We Are Prepared
To Accept Subscriptions for
The VICTORY LIBERTY Loan
From April 21st., to and Including May 10th.
VICTORY BONDS Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
Previous Liberty Bonds.
Payment May Be Made as Follows:—
Full Payment With Application.
—or—
10 Per Cent With Application.
10 Per Cent July 15th.
20 Per Cent August 12th.
20 Per Cent September 9th.
20 Per Cent October 7th.
20 Per Cent November 11th.
BANK OF S WARD
Fstablished 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
1 11 ’
\ S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
> JOE CAMPBELL
1 2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
1 i RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
il A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, Prop
proven more satisfactory a> Hock la
borers than have the Italians or Span
. ish.
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i VI.LIES FORCING THE
BOLSHEVIKI TO RETREAT
ALONG THE MI'RMASK R. If.
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LONDON, May 1— The Allied for
vs along the Mu i mask railroad have
i I forced the Bolsheviki to withdraw t<#
' hilly miles from the western bank or
■ Lake Onega. The Bolsheviki advanced
| \ .short distance south of Archangel.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION
! i f) THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
OF SEWARD, THIRD DIV
1 ISION, TERRITORY OF
ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
*hat, pursuant to an Act of Congress,
approved May 7th, 190K, entitled “An
\ct providing for the election of a
Delegate to the House of Representa
tives from the Territory of Alaska,”
and an Act of Congress approved
\ugust 24, 1912, entitled “An Act to
( create a Legislative Assembly in the
| Territory of Alaska, to confer legis
lative power thereon, and for., other,
purposes,” and an Act of the Terri- ;
i 'orial legislature of the Territory of j
’ Vlaska approved April 29. 1915, en
: titled “An Act providing for the fill- !
1 ing of a vacancy in the office of I)el
; . gate from Alaska in the House of
Representatives,’’ and in pursuance
j »herewith a Special Election will be
! held on Tuesday June 3rd, 1919, for
i the purpose of electing a Delegate to
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
>tearners. Phone 143.
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WE CARRY THE REST j
Candy on the Market
ALWAYS FRESH
' HAAS & SONS
JOHNSTON’S
BUNTE
BISHOPS
THE ALASKA SHOP |
Formerly Hettels*.
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SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIA’S
Congress from the Territory of Alas
ka lo fill a vacancy by the death of
Delegate Charles A. Sulzer.
The Common Council of the Town
| of Seward having heretofore designat
ed the Seward Fire Hall to be the poll
ing place for said election for the Sew
ard Voting Precinct, the electors are
hereby notified that all duly qualified
electors residing in the Town of Sew
ard will vote at said Seward Fire Hall
and that said i>olling place will be
open between the hours of 8 o’clock
A. M. and 7 o’clock P. M. of said date.
Dated at Seward. Alaska, this 30th
day of April, 1919.
The Common Council of the town
< f Sew ard,
E. E. Chamberlin,
MAYOR
C. A. Estes
Municipal Clerk.
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Cleaning and Pressing
TAILORING
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