The I
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
of the i
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT i
Paying 11 ( percent interest
Will be opened. HERE, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER, 28th, 1918.
And closed on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER, 19th, 1918.
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Do not forget that we have
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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EXITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
-MAN SHIPMENT"
ELASTIC WRIST CANVAS
ES— lor Fishermen
Ur<*w i\ Hawkins
•‘(Quality First"
Evinrude engine' at .1. L o »i« t s. tt
e.ET VOL R SHOES half *oled with
.Monarch Oak. It has no equal. $1.73
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at re.
(1KT WISE llroadway Laundry
saves your elothes and »non« y. K»>uu i
4i x. 8 <
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ’
( TONIGHT! )
Friday & Saturday.
LOOK WHO'S HERE!
WONDERFUL EMILY
STEVENS. —in
“I)AY BREAK”
7— REEL FEATURE
“HELEN HOLMES”
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THE RAILROAD Raiders
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ty. Two Reels.
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NOIM'liW KSTKIi.N AKKIYKII IN
I - A IK \ ITKIS N( MIN \ NII S \ll...
Steamer Northwestern arrived i:
port at •» o’clock yesterady afternoon
and sailed for Anchorage at 7 o’cloi k.
I'he Northwestern is expected to r
turn here on Sunday morning.
For Seward the steamer brought :
small tonnage of freight and the fo’ j
lowing passengers:— K. I.. Whitte- j
more, Mary Ferry. Margaret Perrv.
Mrs. J. A. Baughman. Dorothy Bau
man. Beatrice Baughman. Mrs. I. V
James, George 0. Thompson, E.
\au*>!. J. F. Chamberlain, J. H. Nic
holds. Gus Gillis. Fred Cox, Sidney
Jacobs. C. A. Schonacker. A. D. Kste:
F. Coll. G. Enwell and C. D. Pollac!
POTATOES
Ouaiantced to give satis-,
taction cents a pound.
SEWARD DAIRY.
What 1$ four Idea
Of a ank?
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. _ \
CAPT.
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Capt. J. .). Ryan, of the Seward
Homo (iuards, the first military un
it to In* organized in Alaska, resigned
his command last night at the special
drill held at the A. 11. Armory. Cap*.
Ryan, after the unit had been called
in company formation, briefly stated
that he had been fortunate in secur
ing a captaincy in the regular army
and would leave Seward on the Steam
-er Northwestern enroute to San
Francisco where he would report lor
duty.
“1 regret leaving you boys, sam
('apt. Ryan.” regret leaving the city,
hut it does not mean that I am going
away from Alaska to remain. 1 want
to thank each and everyone of yon
and the citizens of Seward in general
for the kind and valuable assistance
given me and the other officers in
this company. I have grown to be a
part of the company and have worker
heart and soul for its progress and am
pleased with the present outlook. I
know that vou hoys will be just a.;
loyal to the future command as you
have been to me. As i am going out
side within a few days. 1 only fe?l
that it i> proper that 1 resign and my
resignation will 1m* given to the of
ficers of tin* company at once. "
Then with tin* command: “First
Lieutenant take charge of tin* com
pany." Capt. Ryan stepped back to
the file line, applauded by the mem
bers of the company and First Lieu*.
R. C. Colburn assumed command.
Platoon movements were the gen
eral order of last Night’s special drill.
Tonight the regular Friday drid
will be held commencing at 7:4") o’
clock. All members of tin* unit are re
quested to be present tonight as thei **
is something special and this warning
is sufficient.
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CLIFFORD AT THF FRONT
AND KKADY TO C.O SOMF
(’. .1. Clifford, formerly of the fo'-- 1
estry service, located in Seward, and
one of the first men from this section
to be at the front, is now at Tours,
France, a regimental Sergeant Major.
Writing to A. H. McDonald, Mr. Clif
ford sa\s that he was taken sick. IDs
chances for action were suddenly shat
tered and he was in southern France
for seven weeks on sick leave and re
cuperating. “Hut 1 am again back in
the line and off to the front or will b<
near it.” Mr. Clifford writes. “We ai ‘
all in the best of spirits and highv
elated at the success of the Allies, i he
Americans are the tip top boys ove
hero and the Allies are encouraged by
their presence. The French soldier
have had their eyes opened and all to
dare that the Americans li‘: •
•hey were used to it all of their lives.’
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It's a minghty poor rule to meas
ure pleasure by the size of the head
ache n*‘\t morning.
A lodge of Rehekahs will be organ
ized in Seward Saturday night at the
Odd Follows Hal!. Any married lady
over IS vears of age eligible to join.
S21.
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WANTED— Blueberries, will pay
$1.25 per gallon; cranberries, 75 per
gallon, picked and cleaned. Seward
drill. S 20
CERT \ 1N TEED keeps out the
rain. Brosius & noon. tf.
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PRICES
TRUNKS
SUIT — CASES
RAIN COATS
UMBRELLAS
URBACHS
The store with a
CONSCIENCE
LUMBER
All kinds of lumber from
moulding to that for ship
building. Estimates given.
U. (i. DOHERTY,
LI MBKK CO.
I»OKT CHATHAM, Alaska.
{SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
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SNAPS
Allan McIntosh, of the Fairbanks,
who has been out the line for a week
or so, has returned to the city for v.
few days.
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(\ L. Winters and wife, of Los An
geles, are making the round trip on
tin* Northwestern.
A. 1). Estes returned from port Els
cum on the Northwestern. Mr. Estes
has passed his examination and wd»
soon go to the states and join the mi»
itary service. Mr. Estes is at the Se\v
ard.
Mrs. Baughman and daughter •*
Dorothy and Beatrice, returned home
on the Northwestern after a several
month’s visit in the states.
Who says that there is not busi
ness to be grabbed in Seward’.' Ju
look at the bunch of traveling men
who arrived on tho Northwestern an* j
are making their headquarters at tin
Overland. E. A. Nagel, J. E. Chamber
lain, .1. 11. Nicholds, Gus Gillis, Kre< j
Cox, Sidney Jacobs, and C. A. Schou j
acker.
Eli DoHon, proprietor of the Pio
noer I aundry at Anchorage, accom
panied by his wife is aboard the Nor
thwestern returning home after a v
sit to the states.
Oak Olson, one of the best knowr
traveling men in Alaska, also slipper
into Seward on the Northwestern. Mr.
Olson’s name was not on the passen
ger list. He is stopping at the Over
land.
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A lodge of Rebekahs will lx* organiz
ed in Seward tomorrow night at th"
Odd Fellows hall. The lodge will stall
off with a good membership.
T . Tallison is now chief engineer
at the San Juan plant taking the place
temporarily of Engineer Jenson who
is on a visit to the states.
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Carl D. Pollock, of Anchorage,
came in on the Northwestern and is
registered at the Hotel Seward.
T. L. Lund expects to leave on the
Northwestern for Idaho where he will
take charge of his brother’s sheep
ranch. Mr. Lund’s brother has been
called to the military service.
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ARK QTIETLY WEDDED.
Edward Lewis Whitteniore and Lil
lian Monroe Perry were married at
the Hotel Overland last night at 8 o’
clock by U. S. Commissioner W. H.
Whitlesey. The witnesses were Frank
K. Youngs and Joseph S. Badger.
Mr. Whitteniore is too well known
to Alaskans to need any special intro
duction. Mrs Whitteniore was in Sew
ard a number of years ago and came
north from Seattle on the Northwest
ern. arriving yesterday.
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HESSE OFF TO FRONT
M. A. Horner has received a letter
from W. A. Hesse a former civil eng
ineer located in Seward, that he has
reached Camp Humphrey, Virginia
and expencts to go overseas shortly.
Mr. Hesse is a First Lieutenant in the
Engineers Corps.
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FOR RENT— ROOM furnished
house on Second avenue. Inquire Leon
Frhach. S.2‘J
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CABIN FOR RENT—R. R. Avc.
and Adams. See John Yulen, Seward
Grill. tf.
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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(HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
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M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
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PAT O’COTTER,
.Something 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.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY,. SEPTEMBER 23rd
\Ve will make but ONE DEI>1\ EK \ a day._
Auto leaves at 1 o’clock.
All orders after 12 o’clock will be delivered the fol
lowing day.
Owing to the shortage of help we are severely hand
icapped, and ask your co-operation in this respect.
Brown & Hawkins
Quality First"