The
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
Subscriptions to
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
(l«ist Liberty l<oan)
ot the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying I( IVr ( enl Interest
And Due in 1922.
\\ ill Be Opened, MERE, On
Monday. April 21st. 1919,
And Closed On
Monday May 10th, 1919.
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
MONDAY & TUESDAY
8 I*. M.
LATEST TRAVEL AND
CARTOON COMEDY.
OLIVE THOMAS
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THE SPLENDID (5) Reel
PARAMOUNT COMEDY
DRAMA
“ MADCAP MADGE ”
ALSO A TRIANGLE ONE
REEL COMEDY Janitor's
VENGENCE.
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Muhk U> Ikilh t.tlmor<
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— r»d furnished cal».
ins. Ser Doa^lifrtv. F10.
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WILSON’S SNOW CLWSKS.-ii
J. L. Oraef’s tf.
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I’ockfl Flask liijhK and hat tern*' ;»»
J. L. Graef'i if.
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URBACH'S
The
••ALWAYS RELIABLE"
JEFFERSON
SHOES
Work Shoos
And
Dress Shoes
U v do picture training. Prices rea
sonable. Sexton \ Th wraites. tf.
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fishermen's Supplies at (iraefs.
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ake best of care. Phone Adams 11”.
A10.
HILLS BROTHERS COFFRE
The recognized standard for 30 years,
BROOKFIELD EGGS AMD BUTTER.
-SWIFT
Premium Ham and Bacon
Nona bettor
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THE KEY
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
THE KEY
jSEWARD SNAPSHOTS)
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The dance given by the Arctic
D rot he i hood last night was a very
satisfactory party those attending
thoroughly enjoying themselves.
(ieorge Palmer is a passenger on
the Admiral Farragut bound for Seat
tle from Snug harbor.
Oscar Andeison, long employed at thr j
light plant, took passage on the
>tearner Admiral Farragut for a visit
to the states.
('apt. A. K. l.athrop passed through
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TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT
20 l*er Cent CASH REDUCTION SALE
ON MEN’S SUITS.
MEN’S $35.00 SUITS $28.00
MEN’S $40.00 SUITS $32.00
ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE.
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Brown-& Hawkins
“QUALITY FIRST”
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KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the aoat ser
viceable clothes ever design*
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ed for Alaskans.
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COTTER’S
TUK PI.ACE WHERE MEN OUTflT I
this morning on the. Admiral Parragut
for Cordova after a business trip toJ
Anchorage. .« ,
Carl Thiel, prominent trader*had
old timer of the Kuskokwim, passed
through Seward thin morning on the
Admiral Parragut bound for the
states.
Keith McCullough, in the fishing!
business on Cook Injet, is n passenger
on the Admiral Parragut for the
states. / - ... .. i
Dr. Palmer and Dr. Stroughton,
both of Anchorage , were around the
city this morning meeting old fretade.
The doctors are on their way to the
states.
George Adams is a passenger te
Seattle on the Admiral Parragut. Mr.
Adams expects to return within a
month. ; *
A cannery tender is expected in port
soon from the westward to pick tig
several cannery superintendent# who
will arrive on the steamer Alaska.
Harry Ellsworth received n ttuick
on the Admiral Parragut this morning
from Anchorage. i
The Moose will hold a regular se*»
sion tonight in the little A. B. Hall
Half nn inch of arnyv fell during.the
Just In
New Dresses, Coats
And
HATS
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Ellsworth's
SPECIAL SALE
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To Aocept Subscriptions for
11m VICTORY LIBERTY Loan
From April list., to and Including May loth.
VICTORY BONDS Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
. Provisus Liberty Bonds.
Payment May Be Made as Follows:—
Foil Paymsut With Application.
—or—
19 Per Cent With Application.
19 Per Cent inly lSth.
29 Per Cent August 12th.
29 Per Cent September 9th.
29 Per Chnt October 7th.
29 Per Cent November 11th.
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FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD
JOE CAMPBELL
2U fW Vm GlUerlife SEWARD. ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
KATES IT DAT 01 WEE* . WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
B. 1 HMMEK, NmWm4 •• MKS. W. A. McNElLEY, Pr*,
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night but gKdtuUy di»W*hr«d dur
I inf the day.
Andy Novak has about mastered
control of his new auto tnfck aad is
I venturinf around the street* with the
I new betaine burner.
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fJPtfc BOTUBKB TO BBWABD
A. W. Lipkt and wife, with the old
faithful Bruao, returned th1p morning
on the Admiral Farragut adfc will pro*
bable locate again ia Bedard. Lmmt
spring Mr. and hit Lipk* left oter
the trail for McGrath when ha took
charge of the radio Matha? Tbit sta
tioa has now keen taken oter hjr the
Signal Carpe.v
Mr. aad Mre. Llpka male the trip
orer the trail in good time, Both re
port .that it ia wamUaflp riiet in the
iiterier, due to tfcekigfc mt of fwi
Maap eaiaore dnriag the* wfater wove
forced ta go to Suhr, a 409 mite trip,
to aacera the oectaeiriea of lift aa the
failure of the JUby. ta row thu Eua
kokaim ofwted a yborta^e in nil ar
ticle* of. toad. \>
COMMERCIAL MEM TRATEUNG
Nine ef the well knows commer
cial men sinking the Ahu&n territory
were nbonrd the Admiirnt Fnrrngut
this morning, eeveti going to other
point# end two roermining in 80wnrd.
N. W. Dnnni#, SUr. tnbneco men, nan
Gun Gillie, Optimo eigor, stopped off
in Howard end we nt the Rote! Orer
lend. The seven going through were
Oak Olmn, SchWdbncher; Mr. Wheeler
The Not Renee; Joe Meheiin, Folger
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SYLVIA'S
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SYLVIA'S
A Co., F. Daly, Mulford line; H. Mar
cus, “Hipress”; Roy Reubens, M. Sell
er A Co., and Mr. Davis of the Hood
Rubber Co. Dennis and Gillis expected
to arrive here in time for the big
dance last night but a storm prevent
ed.
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■ Juneau has been selected os the
manufacturing point for the Boylee
Anchor Works in Alaska. Concrete
anchors will be tre chief product of
the company.
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MASONS NOTICE
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Special communication, SewarJ
Mg* No. 219, F. A A. M. wiQ be held
Wednesday, April 22, at 8 pi m. Work
first desree.
Hush Dousherty, W. M. A23.
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