The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
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OF THE
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand, A dew OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS •
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T'NTTED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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DO YOU WANT PRINTING?
NOV. TA'i .' ME TO LET LETTERHEADS,
BILLHEADS OK
r \ HON 3RY NEEDS OF \ OUR
:R PRICES ARE TO
v • • AY HAS PLENTY OF
, VT THE OLD PRICES.
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FRIDAY & SATFRDAY NIGHT July 19th & 20th.
,hh TUA EA ri RE CO. Presents
] MARY MILES MINTER, Jn
“YOUT EARING CHARM**
. Drama, also a (2)
Reel Charlie Chaplin, Coniedv “THE CHAMPION
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THEDA BARA will be shown in “CLEOPATRA”
Monday & l lesday Night Julj 22nd & 23rd. 8.00p.m.
Film ai riv.:.: :x •.» Anchorage over the trail Sunday
“CLEOPATI a S il Program of (10) reels.
Mi icl r. Usual Prices
Shows e:ji t; at 8:00 P. M.
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The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank’s
• fixed policy is.
YYe cate r to no one class. YVe serve no
special interest. YYe seek only the legiti
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
Y\‘e 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. , * -
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Mrs. Lieut. Long, taken to the hos
pital \ «. ouday suii't ring for a nei »oas
break-down, is resting much easier |
today. Mrs. Long lifts been ill since
July 5th. •
Two malamutes jumped the fence of
George Luughlin’: chicken ya <1 yes ter
day morning and *1- fowls were killed.
Two malamutes have perhaps by this
time entered the dog heaven.
l'rivate Houston, of the local de
t u hmrnt, 14th Infantry, hospital corps
! has been appointed corporal, according
to cable adivees received by Lieut.
Long. Private Wade, Co. C., also
| with the local detachment, has also bo
rn promoted to a corporal.
Chai'Tian lid s, of the Alaskan En
gineering Commission, is now on route
to the roast from Fairbanks and will*
reach Reward on the first steamer
fivm Cordova. The beloved Andy
Christenson is believed*accompanying
Mi*. Edcs.
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“Clrop: tra” with Theda Bara in the
title role, is expected to arrive over- j
land from Aiuhotage and will soon be
shown at the 1 jberty theatre.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. H. S. j
Baldcrston pave an “at home” in hon
ai* of hei sister, Mrs. Thompson, who
• > visit g here from Anchorage. Id's.
fald< ton isted bj Mrs. VII •
Ik Boot and Mrs. A. H. McDonald, who
ooured, and the Misses Elizabeth
dam ip, Xell Shea and brands Root,
w»’0 served.
.vn v: I cano'dales were initiated
'asi night by the Odd Fellows at their
'•egular weeuly session.
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Dr. and Mis. Berman S. Friend went
>,;t to the i law kin’s bungalow this
'tin to sp< iu! the week end and
.\ i D retina Sunday.
Locomotive Xo. 278. lies in themarsh
at ii. uiive at Mile 18 bottom side nt».
; o. locomotive which was in charge of
Engineer O. car Anderson and firemar
Carl Vaughan, was pushing ten large
dump c:.i>s. looted, when spreading
lai car "Til tlie accident. Three dumj
c ars tu -nod turtle w ith the locomotive,
The locomotive crew was shaken up
hut .-scaped sc ions injuries being
■owii from the cab in the turn over.
i !• i ’: • d men end local citizens en
i i>\ ! them oh °s at the dance Inst
• ■ ht :1 the \:c ic Brotherhood hall.
It was leng alter midnight before the
last dance was over.
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Tho weather repoit at Gird wood for
th° 24 hours rn to 7 o’clock this morn
| :*»a was ’0. clrat*, calm.
Tho wire, Seward to Anchorage,
down for throe days owing to the fire
For Sale ^
at
URBACHS
The store mih a
CONSCIENCE
Fresh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
tlerk
‘Entire New Management.
Newly decorated and re- Q
% furnished throughout. ^
Rates: $100 per Day ana up
V»ith 8atVs?.00 ana up B
■SrilanlanEfiEi ii^anM3nM^DJiiaii
am rsa
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That delicious Augustine & Kyer’s
candy, the kind that always pleases.
Take a box home or give a b«>\ to the
best girl., it is on sale
, AT HETTEL’S
along the railroad from Mile 81 to
Mile 85, is now in good working 0 d *r
communication having been astablish
<d late yesterday afternoon.
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Little Ay nos Anderson daughter ol
L . and Mrs. Ivtcr Anderson, *va.~ had
ly bitten by dogs last night while
picking flowers on Second avern#*.
when found several dogs had the
little girl down.
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C \RI) Ok THANKS
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The boys of the 14lb Infantry de
tachment and those of the Explorer
<k\dre to thank the following for assis
tance given towards the dance at tin V.
!». Hall: Borgcns, Commerce, ik'!\
Hllis, Seward Commercial Co., The i
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Key. Northern, Urbach, Harry Bowers
and T. W. Hawkins.
WE ATI 1E lV FOB EC AST
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The weather forecast for tonight
and tomorrow is afir and clear.
1 DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES \
i Still going at $5.00 per pair. |
Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
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SUMMER UNDER WE A R
II V Ds in Union Suits
PORONKNIT, the k’tnl you see
, thru
! HANNON, the short sleeve and
! low’ neck
' ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
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! SHORT RUBBftR LOOTS
llll* RUBBER HOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
FLORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A com pi etc lino, latest lasts
and shades priced $9.00 to $15.00
Rea enable, quality considered.
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VIM 2 a ttu«8\ t
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The M. *'ere ?!en u-hf
Sown * d A laska •
Phone IVSain 134
HAl'IZ YOB TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD E3HS & BUTTER
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Thev are
THE BEST
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SCREEN DOORS — fov sole nt
•Jrovius if; Noon. tf
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EXTON ANTt
THWAITES
C‘\a -s and
\.c iv?m. Candy
'?/•:::! IVadoaraphy
Coys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbo<k
*rs, special value. Crown <v ! I a’ •:
"Quality First.” tf
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FISHERMEN A T T E X TIO X
JUST received — another shipment
of "JOHNSONS BEST” oil pants, jac
ket.', sleeves and aprons.
THE BEST MADE.
CROWN & HAWKINS.
Evinmde engines at J. E. <!»:o*rY
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Successor to
; JOE CAMPBELL
: 2ad Floo- Y«:n Gilder E!dg. . SEWARD, ALASKA
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:hotel seward
*7!TH A* L THE COMFORT OF A HOME
•’ ATS ?v r \Y OR VvEEK. WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
1, Meager MRS. W. A. McMILEY, Pro?.
Knith J *ar
tnents foroui
ihc•% light m
c£ci*hi,giving
uist enough
protection;
c!*o
f Viieney
'LtfZMfS
PERT knotted For recreation, business or formal
occasions. \\ idc-entl beauties of rare*/design and
wonder-weaving; or seamless, sturdy tubulars. All
good, fashionable and durable. A special line of
cravats for boys, too.
50c 75c *1 and higher. Sec our windows.
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“Quality First”