The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
‘ Under New Regulations
of the
American Relief Administration
We are NOW Able to Issue
DRAFTS and MONEY ORDERS
On the Following Countries:—
GERMANY
FINLAND
POLAND
JUGO—SLA VIA
SERBIA
ROUMANIA
UHECHO—SLOVAKIA BULGARIA
GERMAN—AUSTRIA TURKEY
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CORRESPONDENT
THE HARR1MAN NATIONAL BANK
New York
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LIBERTY THEATRE ”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
— 8 P. M. —
FORD WEEKLY
THE ONLY WAY
A STORY OF SAFETY.
METRO FEATURE CO
PRESENTS
BERT LYTELI.
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A GOOD AMATEUR DE
TECTIVE STORY FULL of
MYSTERY. A PLEASING
PICTURE IN FI\ E PARTS
ALSO A ONE REEL Metro
Comedy.
“LESS WE FORGET"
Admission 15c and 35c
THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST
Issued every Saturday, is
just the condensed edition
of the Daily (lateway to
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send to your friends who
want to know about Sew
ard. Ten cents a copy. $1.
•’>() for six months or -S‘> a
year.
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THE ALASKA
WEEKLY POST I
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GOLD
SEAL
SLICKER COATS
Double All Over
Triple Dark
$8.00
URBACH’S
“SPFCI Al.” Tom aloes in Fallon Fan.**
r»Uc can while the} last.
II K O \V X & I! \ W K I N S
“Quality First”
(JFOBFF BROWN. OLD TIM KR
DIFS SI DDFNLY ON STB F FT
Georg? Brown, old timer in tli*■*
section, who has been locomotive en
gineer in the yards of the Seward div
!>•<*:) for several years. was seized
with a stroke of apoplexy on Broad
way last night shortly after 7 o’clock
and di* i a f«*w minutes after in tin*
< in erg* ncy office of Dr. II 'mig. Brown
was standing *>n th^ street when sud
denly he be gan to totter and then fell.
Friends rushed to his aid and he was
carried nto Dr. Bomig’s office but af
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ter a few short gasps, passed away.
George Brown was perhaps better
known a> ”Sr;pe Shooter Brown" ow
I YES SIR- Til E V ’ R E S U R E
1 S0ME SHIRTS
That’s what one of
our Customers said the
other day after looking
over our Shirt Depart
ment. HE W AS Right
for they SI RE ARE
SOME SHIRTS. You’ll
say so Yourself, when
you see them.
i'he fad is. We are Showing the LARGEST and
REST assortment of SHIRTS in Town.
Flannels, Madras. Poplins. Fibre Silks, all are
here awaiting your inspection.
HEAVY and MEDIUM weight WOOLEN SHIRTS.
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ QUALITY FIRST ”
FOR YOUR GROCERIES
FRESH VEGETABLES .
AND FRUITS
CALL
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GUS BORGEN, Prop.
fiiiiiiimiimmmiHiiiiiiiKicsiHMiHiiiiin
Andy *, express meets all trains ;.nd
steamers. Phone 143.
SOMETHING NEW
IN
\Y ASHING
MACHINES
J. 1,. (JRAEF
“Sn:< I M."— Caroline $r».0i) case.
H K () W N & H A W KINS
“Quality First”
ing t ) his peculiar habit of collecting
cigar butts found on the streets.
1’. S. Commissioner Whittlesey has
wired .Mrs. Vivian Hardesty, 11 *"»T
Avenue, Seattle, who is believed to be
a daughter of Krown, for disposition
of the remains. Until word is receive*,
from Seattle no funeral arrangements
will be made. The body is now at the
Wood Undertaking establishment.
• The train out yesterday morning
did not connect with the train from
Anchorage. Passengers from Anchor
are however will perhaps be in within
a couple of days.
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The fish boat Scandia came in lids
morning from Kodiak with John
Froise a member of the crew of the
gas boat Rolf who had become caught
in machinery and sustained thro*
breaks in one arm. The arm was set
by Dr. Sloan.
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Con Boggs. old timer who has been
out at Mile 12. came in Saturday nig* »
and is registered at the Hote1 Sexton
Mrs. K. Griffiths, proprietress of
Gulkana roadhouse, who has been at
the Hotel Seward for several days, b ‘t
on the train yesterday enroute 1o An
chorage.
Mrs. 0. B. Hubbard is at the Sexton
having come in from the Primrose
mine on the train last night.
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G. K. Holmes, mining operator on
Canyon Creek is registered at the Ov
erland. Mr. Holmes came in on the
train last night.
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Mrs. Shellhorn and children, who
have been out at Mile 2‘Pv: for the past
week, returned to Seward on last
night’s train.
Dr. Reoghman and family, camping
out for the nast week on lower Kona.,
returned home on last night’s train.
Postmaster Root has dispatched
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Now Across the Street in
Handsome New Quarters.
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A I n!! Line of H ATS. St ITS, SHOE.' j
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and Everything that ?.IK\ Wear.
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BUY THE BEST!
WHERE VALUES TELL |
COTTER S !
HIM |*|. U K 'A IIKICK A1KN OITIT!
LICENSE
Automobile for Hire
SEWARD VETO SERVICE
Ellsworth* Prop.
Phone Day Phone Night
Adams 87 Madsn <U
mail for Anchorage by the governmo.i
railroad during the past two days.
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Miss Mary Baon Wright, touch*'
in the Seward public schools last yea •
has been elected to teach the liigliei
ad< in the < '<*. dova school for t! <
coming school year.
Duncan Little is registered at the
Overland having come in from the Ko
nai Lake district on the train.
Mrs. I'rank Cotter, Miss KondaM
and Mrs. Cotter do Camp, who hav*
been camping for the past two weeks
at Mile 2.”,, came in on the train las!
night.
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!.0>T— On new sidewalk. Bn Av»
leather covered C. S. quarterly. Pleas.*
return to (lateway. Reward.
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Andrew Brown* who has a home*
stead at the mouth of Fish creek on
Douglas Island* is the possessor of mi
unique Indian relic. It is a stone hat
GENERAL REPAIRING and CETYI.ENE WELDING
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP |
V.'m. RAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY - C \S ENGINES.
ALASKA SHOP
(Formerly Hettel’s)
ICK CKKAM SODAS AND SOFT DRINKS
KODAK SUPPLIES CANDIES
PHONOGRAPHS HASS BUNTK
TOILET ARTICLES, HOEFLEKS JOHNSTONS
ALASKA SOUVENIR POST CARDS
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DEVELOPING. PRINTING, ENLARGING
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THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
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Have now arrived and are ready for distribution
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—AT—
— Sate Deposit Boxes to Rent.
Four percent Paid on Savings.
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
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'! S. O. MORFGRD
Succeeaor to
JOE CAMPBELL
i 2nd Floor Van G^dcrBiog. SEWARD, ALAuKA
H O T E L S E W A R D
WITH AM. Ti ll' COMFORT OF A HOME
:;AfES BY DAY OR WEEK
1. A. HORNER. Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
FREDERICK BROA DWELL
DECORATOR
HUGH DOUGHERTY
Real Estate and Insurance
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT
•ict. or ex. It is of a hard rock- resem*
ling flint- and hows evidence of hav
ng been laboriously shaped by hand
»v some of the aborigines of Alaska.
The spider has no cause for alarm
hen his life hangs by a thread.
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lave you tried our hulk Coffee? 15c
a pound.
It u O W X & II A \V K I X S
“Quality First*’
CROWN GASOLINE $1.90 per case
at Graefs.
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DISTILL YTE $3..">0 per case at Graefs
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FOR SALK— Dining Chairs- Graefs.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graefs.
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