The
Hardman National Bank
Of Alaska .
| AT SEWARD _
Subscriptions to
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
(Last Liberty Loan)
of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying Per Cent Interest
And Due in 1923.
Will Be Opened. HERE, On
Monday, April 21st, 1919,
I And Closed On
! May 10th, 1919.
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Wednesday & Thursday
—8— P. M.
BURTON HOLMES Travel
A Trip through Scottish
Cities Glasgow to Edinburg.
TRIANGLE FILM Co.,—
Presents— MARIE DORO.
—IN
MOST AND WON”
Beautiful Marie is assisted
by her husband Elliot Dex
ter, of Artcraft fame.
Also a Triangle One Reel
Comedy “HIS ONE NIGHT
STAND.” A Hum Dinger.
NEW
Rubberized Silk
KENYON
Raincoats
For Men
AT
URBACH’S
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Two furnished cab
ins. See Itougherty. FIO.
WILSON'S SNOW Gl \SSES -it
J. L. Graef’s tf.
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Pocket Flash light* and batteries a'
J. L. Grael'n >f
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ITVe do picture framing. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton & Thwaiten. tf.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Graels.
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FI FLO GLASSES at J L. (iraef’s.
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Stenographer experienced in insur
ance and commercial lines desires pos
ition. tiood References. Miss (harlot
tee Itaule, 910- 20th avenue south,
Seattle. MIO.
ALAMEDA
ARRIVES
Steamer Alameda arrived at 10:-*10
this forenoon with 41 passengers for
Seward and f>:» tons of general fi*eight.
The steamer has 47 passengers for
Anchorage and 1;’>:» tons of freight
principally for the A. K. (’. at that
place.
(’apt. J. Johanson is now master of
the Alameda. The well known master
was on the l.aTouche for his l-e
gular berth, but was in port last fall
IT RAINED YESTERDAY.
Bl'T That’s Nothing, There will he
LOTS MORE RAIN this Summer.
BE PREPARED. Buy your Oil Clothing NOW.
SAWYER’S BIjACK EXCELSIOR SLICKERS $8.00
Others from $3.50 up.
JOHNSON’S BEST OIL PANTS AND JACKETS
] $3.50 Garment.
Knee Boots $0.50-HIP BOOTS $8.50 to $10.50.
Sawyer’s Slicker Dressing makes Slickers
u ^ Wear Ixmger — 75 cts. a can.
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
-Phone. Main .34—
RUMMAGE
- SALE -
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS. HOUSE DRESSES
—At—
THE KEY |
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
THEKEYi
with the Victoria also brought tin
Alameda north for several trips dur
ing the fall and winter.
(’apt . Johanson expects to return
from Anchorage arriving here south
bound next Saturday afternoon about
2 o’clock.
The following passengers arrived
on the Alameda for Seward: W. H.
Mac Parian, Mrs. C. VV. Smith, Peari
Smith. I>. W. Price. \’. Stone, (’. Hui*
gren, J. Nord, J. Koski, Miss J. M.
Peterson, V. H. Red fern, R. A. Wilson.
.J. <’. Pollok, John Noon, wife and son.
Mrs. (\ M. Bakken, W. F. Rohrback.
Sam (iuyot, (I. K. Holems, J. A. Blick,
F. J. (loulton, C. M. Bowker, I)r.
Blyth. W. Cox, T. W. Blake. J. Heint
zelman and*15 steerage.
Passengers from Seward for An
chorage on the Alameda were J. J.
McDonald, l\ N. Pring, A. H. McDon
ald and wife.
ARMY
SHOES
Double Oak Tan Sole
Munson lias!
Dark Tan Color
Che Itegular Army Shoe
The Price
$7.50 Seven Fifty $7.5®
Per Pair
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THE PEACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT
Corps, returned to Valdez on the Ala
meda from Seattle.
VICTORY BONDS
We Are Prepared
To Accept Subscriptions for
The VICTORY LIBERTY Loan
From April 21st., to and Including May 10th.
VICTORY BONDS Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
Previous Liberty Bonds.
Payment May Be Made as Follows:—
Full Payment With Application.
—or—
19 Per Cent With Application.
19 Per Cent July 15th.
20 Per Cent August 12th.
20 Per Cent September 9th.
20 Per Cent October 7th.
29 Per Cent November llth.
BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
ioecouor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Flow Yin Gilder Bid*. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL. SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER. Maaacer MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
NOTICK
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Notice is hereby given that the or- i
dinance of the Town of Seward pro
dding for the prevention of dogs. ;
horses, cattle, etc., from running at
large within the corporate limits, will
he enforced on and after May 15th.
1919.
Ity Order of the Mayor,
Robert (iuest*
Chief of Police.
'SEWARD SNAPSHOTS)
J. C. Pollok. one of the well known
employees on the Seward Division re
turned today on the Alameda. Mr. Pol
lok looks sleek and in good shape, sav
ing that the California climate, etc.,
was responsible.
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Rev. K. C. Hughes and bride, of
Anchorage, who have bpen on their
honeymoon trip, are passengers on the
Alameda for their home up the inlet.
Jim Coulton. formerly connected
with the store’s Department of the A.
K. C., in Seward, returned from war
service, arriving on the Alameda to
day.
James Wickersham was a passeng
or on the Alameda from Juneau to
Valdez.
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(’apt. W. H. Faust, of the Signal
SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Nifcht Phone Day
Madan 64. Adam# 87.
Mrs. A. A. Shonbeck, wife of the |
well known Anchorage merchant j
passed through on the Alameda today
after a visit in the states.
Mrs. William Gerig, wife of the Kn* !
gineer in charge of the Anchorage
Division of the government railroad,
is a passenger on the* Alameda after
spending the winter and spring in the !
states.
W. K. Rohibach, W. Cox, Sam Guy- j
ot, and C. A. Shonacker, all commer- !
rial travellers, arrived on the Alameda i
this forenoon.
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Miss R. DeGraff, financial manager I
for Capt. Lathrop, is a passenger for
Anchorage on the Alameda.
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Fourteen days mail arrived on the
Alameda from the states and Alaska
ports.
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Representative John Moon, wife and
young son, returned today from Jun- j
eau, on the Alameda.
Dr. H. E. Illyth, dentist, returned
from l.aToucho today on the Alamedn 1
Dr. Rlyth has been absent from the (
LATEST
IN ( APES AND COATS
FROM
$20.00 UP—
—AT—
Ellsworth’s
city for several weeks on business.
C. E. Holmes, interested in mining,
property on Canyon Creek and J. A.
Ulick, Superintendent, arrived on the
AInmeda and are repristered at the Ov
erland.
A. H. McDonald left on the Alame
da on a business trip to Anchorage.
Harney Watson, claims affent of the
Admiral line, arrived on the Alameda.
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.John Enstrom. one of the contract
ors on the Seward division, returned
from the states on the Alameda.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WILL MEET TOMORROW
The Seward Chamber of Commerce
will hold a meeting tomorrow night at
s o’clock in the Fire Hall. All members
are requested to be present.
weather"-import
The following is the weather re
port for the 34 hoora ending at 7 #’
clock this morning:
SEWARD 50, Raining, Calm.
Anchorage 40, Cloudy, Calm.
Chickaloon 46, Cloudy, Calm.
Matanuska 40, Cloudy, Calm.
Wasilla 42, Cloudy, Calm.
Talkcctna 44, Clear, Calm.
NORTHWESTERN 18 DUE.
Steamer Northwestern is due an/
time this afternoon or early this even
ing according to the dope sheet.
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FInmi 149.
WE CARRY THE REST
Ourir en the Market
ALWAYS FRESH
HAAS * SONS
JOHNSTON’S
BUNTS
mSHOPS
THE ALASKA SHOP
nmerif HeHek\
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE PRAM1NG
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
NOTICK TO PUBLIC
All householders and all owners or
vacant houaes or lota are hereby di
rected to have them “cleaned up" and
all garbage removed before 6 P. M.
May 13th.
(Signed) J. M. Sloan, M. I).
HEALTH OFFICEP..
May Stf
FRESH HALIBUT— Seward F. Ce.
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It isn’t the weight of care that
makes a man stoop-shouldered. Many
a fellow gets that way from carrying
around his good opinion of himself.
BELMONT
JAKES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
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