The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASJCA. AT SEWAIID
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Are now ready :or Fisttibution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand. A dew OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR S AVINI • R riFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
EXITED STAT IS DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
YOU?. DUTY
is to economize. M; h - i’ e. yood ALL LEATHER
shoes last you At L >:•? "ne- r.r.d Yii.
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The bi to With a Conscience.
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Also . . • •• ' s First
‘‘False Step ’ - parts
Mi . ’ Usual Prices
Shows Starts at S:00 F. M.
FOUNDED UPON >vP ND PRLNCIPLES OF SAFE
CONSEItt A l IV E BAN* > A. THIS INSTITUTION'S
STRONG AST IE HOC . OF G1R PALTER, COMBINES
WITH THESE PCI. i AS A < ENERGETIC,.. PRO
GRESSIVE AND WELL DEVELOP
ED FACILITY; 1 FOR PROMPT,.. EFFICIENT’. AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE
YOUR INQUIRIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
VICTORY THEATRE
(A. )!. HALL)
JTKSHAY NKJHT.JUNK 11,19X8:
Lessee ., Seward Red Cross Chaptar:
Stage manager ami director, F. E.
j Leslie.
DIG RED CROSS
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Business Manager and Treasurer, A.
it. McDonald.
PROGRAM
Overture. Mrs. Lieut. Long
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Mrs. Elmer A. Friend and Company
Lhe delightful, distinguished dra
matic delimiters, in a dramatic play in
one act and three remarkable touching
cenes entitled “THE VILLI AN STILL
PURSUED HER”
Countess Kate.Mrs. K. A. Friend'
A clever woman who takes a chance.
Chuck Ungers. Bud Adams.
A college coach
Bud Stile; ... Mr. J. Hannon
His Star pupil
Hawshaw, a detective .... Mr. Henry.
| A ho is on the right scent*
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‘‘HERE IT IS”
Alaskan’s Ai Joslin .... Mr. J. Looney ;
The rapid, refreshing, remarkable re- j
ecuteuv in a little bit of family scandal j
Pii.no selection . ....Karl Rudolph
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Mrs. \V. Ellis and Jack Dowling
the cyclonic, careful, cherry, cavort
: rg comedians in the sidewalk seine,
“(JKTTINd ACQUAINTED”
Marjorie McPhail and Marit Eide
t .vwar'i'.' sweet seductive singing sat
ellites in one ol the latest song hits.
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The re*urn engagement of the fam
)j> singing comedian, Mr. Erich Lucas
and his merry mellefluous musical
naids iii thoi• matchless, mastadonic,
magnificent musical melange entitled
“Madame Relterfly”
I with exquisite warn.oho and gorgeous
* hsplay of beauty.
Dee Sing Togo. Erich Lucas
A Customs ollicial also chicken
! fancier.
Pett\ Sing.Mrs. H. Martin.
Suki San. Margaret Romig
The Japanese Tourist.
Geisha Girls Ethel Leslie
Elizabeth Romig
Dorothea Woolley
Mrs. Melville
Vida Rich
Jane McNally
Mrs. Ellis
The furiously, funny frolicsome farce
“A Busy Dav in a Police Court.”
•: one act,li few mistakes and a great
. any cases.
Judge Casey.J. Looney
A good old sport, but a poor judge
Lawyer Small .. J. Hannon
District Attorney who seems to
j have a pull.
Lawyer Baum. Bud Adams
Who is in bad with the court.
Moriaty .J. Dowling
A wide awake policeman with
; plenty of pep.
Cordova Pete. Hugh Fouch
A tough character
' A Bigamist
A muchly mari jed female.
The Suffragette
Fatima Miss. Johnnie Nelson
The naughty dancer
1 Tiny Tirh
A dangerous crook
Otto lam burger
A hardened criminal
Mrs. Pankhurst.A Suffragette
I Pussy Foot Pete . .... A Sneak Thief
Bud Adams .. . S. W. Weir
The celebrated, crackerjuck character
comedians, spilling a little chatter.
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Tickets went on sale today for the
lied Cro.. show tomorrow night. Re
erved seats can be secured at the
Seward Drug (^ompany.
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Many mountain goats wore seen by
those who went out to Mile 12 yester
day.
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Watch the specials at Hottel’s this
\.’cek. See window display. tf
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:'vreen doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
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The El Roi Tan Cigar imo.es your
lit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. Jo
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SOLDIERS GO !
ACROSS PLATE
FOR FIVE RUNS
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The Soldiers walloped the town mnej
yesterday afternoon by five swipes to
one. Looney, of the cable office force,;
tried to be the whole hog, going across
the plate for four of the live runs for
the militarists, liras hear pitched the i
nine innings for the Soldier’s; Lucas
pitching five for the town and Lien go
ing in for the remaining four. The
game was a good one and plenty ol
rooters were on hand to cheer or tie- j
ride as the fancy suited.
K. K. Woolley was his “limps.”
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The weather forecast lor tonight
and tomorrow is clearing, high winds
and cooler.
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FOR RENT— 1 hfrge sunny front
bedroom suitable for one or two men
or married couple. Rent reasonable,
Mrs. Leslie, Third and Washington, tf
STOP AND READ — We’have war
bread — nutritious and wholesome —n
pounds— 25 cents. Seward Bakery .JO
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Fresh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
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DRESS SHOES
, WORK SHOES 11
Still proing at $5.00 per pair. |!
; Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
R V Ds iii Union Suits
PORO.NKNIT, the kind you see
thru
HANNON, the short sleeve and !
i low neck
ALE KINDS AI,L WEIGHTS
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SHORT RUIIBER ROOTS
IIII* RURRER ROOTS
i SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
! SLICKER HATS
ALL RURRER RAIN COATS
FLORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A complete line, latest lasts
and shades priced $0.00 to $15.00
Reasonable, quality considered.
COTTERS’
The Place Where Men On!fit
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Seward Alaska
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Phone Main 134
HAVE YOU TRIES FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD EGGS & BUTTER
0- OR 0
HILL BROS. COFFEE
Thev are
THE BEST
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The hospital Helpers will moot to* j
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. H. A. Bowers and daughter;
Katherine will leave on the Alameda:
for San Francisco and L/js Angeles.
Owing to having no yarn, the Moose
ladies will not meet on Tuesday’s until j
further notice. The ladies have been
knitting for Moom* members in tin*,
war sendee.
The bang* Barracouta has been!
shifted about 20 feet, and with more
digging, the Anyox crew believe she j
will he floated at the next high tub* at j
the end of this month.
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Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown & Hawkins.
“Quality Firct.” **
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The El Roi Tan Cigar «s rnitiei -
larly mild. Try one and ye . v ill
a regular smoker of the brand. J’*
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Boys' Dutchess Couhirvy Knicker
bockers. We pay you 1U< for ever}
button that comes o(T.
Hawkins. “Quality Fir-.”
Evinrude engine.- at J. I . C*a*i .
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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
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY, P<op.
SEWARD - 'and - ANCHORAGE
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FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
It is the absolute'duty of every citizen and resident to
help in conserving the nations food supply. Economy,
aside from assisting our government in its present task to
rid humanity of the martyrdom brought about by Ilolien
zollern Imperialism, will strengthen our personal as well
as national Wealth, Liberty and Independence.
We have just received an amply supply of calendars
of Thrifty receipts, of which we take great pleasure in giv
ing Free, to Ladies who will call for same in person at our
store.
The calenders are bound in a nifty cover, beautified
by a reproduction of the famous painting of “Lady Alice
and contains 23 pages. Recipes, contributed by the State
* President and Directors of General Federation of W o
men's Clubs; valuable thrift suggestions and numerous
.r. Tor matron besides color illutration of the.vaious
• • .its of meats, are contained in the Calendar.
Don't miss to get one!
BROWN & HAWKINS
. “Quality First”
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