The
Hardman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
of (he
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
AMOUNTING TO
$6,000,000,000.
Paying 4', percent interest
Will he opened, HERE, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 28th. 1918.
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And closed on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 19th. 1918.
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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IDE FOURTH eIbFrTyToAN
From September 2Sth„ to October 19th,.
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20 per cent December ..._19th, 191S
20 per cent January.lbth, 1919
30 per cent January.30th, 1919
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Established, 1905.
KEATING
CALLED BY
UNCLE SAM
After trying since last January to
! get into the war service, Dr. 0. J.
Keating has ut last received a cable
gram ordering him to report for ex
amination oil November 4th. at the
I..•Herman hospital in San Francisco,
j Dr. Keating will lose no time in gett
| ing to that dear Frisco and take tlv*
■ BARGAIN $180 BERRY WOOD
Electric Riano. Excellent for hard
pla>inu. Inquire Mr. Taylor, ( ity T\*
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IN AN ALL WOOL
HART SCHAFFNER &
j MARX
Suit
SOLI) ~~BY THE
Store With A Conscience
examination for the Dental Corps of
the United States Army.
!>r. Keating will leave on tin* s ten in
-er Northwestern for California ma*c
ing a side trip to Dayton, Wash., to
visit his wife ami son. Dr. Keating iv |
tends to return to Seward immediate
ly after the war is over. Since coming
to Seward he has been one of the pub
lie spirited citizens, has property hold
jugs here and intends to return am
boost for Seward and Kenai IVninsu
la in particular and Alaska in gener
al, when the Kaiser has his military
teeth pulled and a Democracy plate of
teeth manufactured and ‘‘installed.”
MILITARY UNIT
DRILLS TONIGHT
The Seward Military Unit will drill
tonight at 7:4o o’clock at the A. l».
Hall and a lull attendance is request
ed. Those in charge of the local cam
gaign of the fourth Liberty Loan
have suggested that it might not lc
amiss, tomorrow being a holiday, to
have the guards give a drill and pa
rude on the streets in order to attra *
attention to the importance of Liber
ty Day. Perhaps this matter will be
brought up tonight but ( apt. Colburn
desires a full attendance tonight for a
hard <1 rill.
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MKHKRN IN TANK CORPS.
Word was received in Seward that
.Joe Meherin, the well known Alaska
traveling salesman, has been accepted
for service in the United States Tank
Corps with the rank of First Lieuten
ant. Mr Meherin will immediately g >
to the officer’s training school accord
ing to the letter received here.
MCPH ml (>\\ NS HOTEL.
.!. R. Aid'll AIL . formerly of Sewaril
has assumed control of the (Iraypoit
hotel at Hoquiam, Mash., according >
information received here. Associate*’
with Mr. McPhail is A. 0. Hall, who
has been in the hotel business at Los
Angeles, Seattle and Tacoma.
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FOR RENT— Furnished apartment*
Inquire at the Key. II.
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CIKT YOUR SHOES half soled with
Monarch Oak. It has no equal, $L7*r>
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
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i DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
| DEFECATE TO CONGRESS
(HAS. A. SUFZER,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
FOR DELEGATE , I
CHARLES V. SULZER
of Sulzer.
For Senator
THOMAS C. PRICE
of Anchorage
For Representatives
JOHN NOON, of Seward; JAS. H. PATTERSON, of Valdez;
ELBERT K. RAY, of Cordava, ROBERT D. SMALL of Anchorage.
FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER
J \MES E. WILSON, . of Valdez.
The above ire the regular nominees of the Democratic party. They are
men who are heartily in accord with President Wilson in the conduct of war
anP hi* police's, and with Governor Riggs in his program for Alaska’s devel
opment
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