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IHRiri IS PREPAREDNESS
FINANCIAL STRENGTH IS TO NATIONS AS IS*
PORT ANT AS MILITARY STRENGTH.
NO NATION CAN SURVIVE A W AR IF IT CAN
NOT FINANCE ITSELF.
the MAN WHO FORTIFIES HIMSELF WITH AN
ACCOUNT IN A SAYINGS BANK, DOES MORE THAN
PREPARE HIMSELF. HE CONTRIBUTES TO TIIL
PREPAREDNESS OF THE COUNTRY.
GERMANY UNABLE TO BORROW FROM OTH
ER COUNTRIES HAS BEEN FINANCED BY THE
THRIFT OF HER PEOPLE. AS THIS THRIFT WAS
EXPRESSED IN ACCOUNTS OF SAVINGS BANKS.
A SAVINGS BANK DEPOSIT HELPS THE NAT
ION AND IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE INDIVIDUAL
IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY AN ACCOUNT
WITH US. START ONE TODAY.
RESOURCES $300,000.00
TRAVELLERS CHECKS SOLD.
SAFE DEPOSIT HOXES FOR RENT.
DRILL TONIGHT
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The Seward Military Unit will hold
tho regular Friday drill at the A. B.
Hall tonight when roll call will be
made at 7:45 o’clock. Drilling tonight
will lust for un hour.
Recruits are ulways welcome und
especially now since it is almost cer
tain that many of the registrants in
the new man power hill may “go over
, there’’ and help lick the Kaiser: Thir
ty two of the former members of the
Seward Unit, who are now at the
front or in training camps, were made
officers and all declared that their
training in the local guards secured
their strips.
While the men are drilling tonight
the women will bo at work in the Red
I Cross rooms in the railroad building.
OUT ON ALAMEDA.
| l'h»* complete list of passengers sail
ing from Seward yesterday on the Al
ameda is as follows: Mrs. A. E. Muir,
Alfred Rosness, Frank Sjorlund, A.
E. Ooghe, Peter Nordeen, Mrs. Geo.
Adams, N. K. Houck, A. W. Mathison
and six steerage.
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WATSON SAILS TOMORROW.
Steamer Admiral Watson leaves
Seattle tomorrow morning at 10 o’
clock for Anchorage direct according
to a cablegram received by Agent
Wayne Blue this forenoon. The Ad
miral Wat so a will call at Seward on
the way south.
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NEW TRAIN SCHEDULE.
The new winter truin schedule iuu
been announced by the commission.
On Monday’s a truin will be operated
from Seward which will connect at J
Bird Point with a train to Anchorage.
Every Saturday a train will leave
Kern Creek for Bird Point connecting
with a train from Anchorage. The
1 Seward Division train will leave Bird
Point about 10 o’clock and arrive in
i Seward late Saturday afternoon or
1 early evening. Other trains will be op- ;
orated during the week as work trains
but passengers are supposed to avail
themselves of the Monday train north
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hound and the Saturday train. Sew- i
aid bound.
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j ROSNESS SUMMONED SOUTH.
Alfred Rosness left as a first class
I passenger on the steamer Alameda
( yesterday for the south having been
; summoned to Camp Lewis on account
i of the serious illness of his brother.
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SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE.
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Odd Fellows will Rive u 'dance Sat
| urday niRht, Oct., 26th, startinR prom
ptly at 1J o’clock. Everybody welcome.
! Admittance $1 for men. Ladies Free.
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WANTED— Two men to cut wood
i at Mile 3— $3. per cord. In Rood tim •
j her. Apply James F. Brennan. Mile 3.
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Inquire ai the Key. tt. *
GET YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $1.73
'i pain. Lloyd’s. Op|K>site Liberty The
atre.
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For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
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For Representative*
JOHN NOON, of Seward; JAS. H. PATTERSON, of Valdez:
EL BERT E. RAY, of CordHva. ROBERT I). SMALL of Anchorage.
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JAMES E. WILSON. .. of Valdez.
Tin* abo%e are the regular nominees of Ihe Democratic party. They are
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Underwear
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All ol the !>est grades in two piece and union
suits.
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SWEATERS MACK IN A W COATS
MACKINAW PANTS KNIT CAPS
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THE PEACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
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rain. Itrosius Ac noon. if.
Kvinnul** on trines at ,1. L. (rt*a.‘f’s. i»
. .Tlie Moon raft* is open Nights.
Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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PAT O'COTTER,
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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.
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