The
Hardman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARI)
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Subscriptions to
TNf VICTORY TIBTRTY LOAN
(Cast Liberty Loan)
ot the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying 4 !, Per Cent Interest
And Due in 1923.
Will Be Opened. HERE, On
Monday, April 21st, 1919,
And Closed On
May 10th, 1919.
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MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
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TRIANGLE Presents
ELMO LINCOLN
The strongest Man in the
World will be seen in this ■>
Reel Production.
"MIGHT and the MAN"
ALSO A MACK SEN NETT
TWO REEL COMEDY
“SHE NEEDED
A DOCTOR"
ITS A BEAR BOYS!
Music By Miss Billy Gilimnn
Sunday "THE CLAIM"
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT— I'wo furnished cab
in*. See Ibiugherty. FIO.
\\ILSON’S SNOW Cl \SSSS at
J. I.. Cricfti tf.
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Pocket Flash light* and hattoric* a*
J. L. Graef’ti
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We do picture framing. Price* rea
»oaab!e. Sexton & Ihwaites. tt.
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Fishermen’s Supplier at Grant*.
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FIKI.O CI.ASSKS at J. L. Graef’s
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NEW
STETSON HATS
L \ I KS! SPKIM; Stylos in shades
ul IVY, (AKITON and OLIVE
AT
URBACH'S
Stenographer experienced in insur
ance and commercial linos desires pos
ition. tH*>d References. Miss (harlot*
tee llattle. 910- 20th axonue south.
Seattle. MIO.
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NOTH K TO IM HI.IC
A householders and all owners of
vacant houses or lots are hereby di
• (’“d to have them "cleaned up” and
all garbage removed before ♦> I*. AL
Alay Kith.
(Signed) J. AI. Sloan. Al. I).
HKALTH omCKIL
AIay Gtf
FKKSII IIALIBl'T— Seward F. Co.
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T«, K II »t the Liberty theatre to
morrow night.
"The Claim” with brilliant Kdith
S' o»*y. even stronger as a screen
drama than a stage play. The story
i woven abound Belle Jones, who. un
able to support herself and child after
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SAWYER’S SLICKER
DRESSING “KEEPS THE
RAIN Ol'T" AND MAKES
YOUR SLICKER WEAR
LONGER.
-75 cts. CAN
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the \\ orhl.
50 Cigars $2.50.
her gambler husband ha
tb< ui, abandons her had; on.I
win lx as a oahni ‘t It''.' n da
had. I.earn ini: a few yeas ’ot« is*:
her child’s guardian is the «*i• I
whom her hu'band left her, and t!
sister of a wealthy mine* , v !r.» •>
Jones, J’.elle j*’O0' to lh« ir tovn to
mand $20,000 o: the lit11»' one. '
brother and Hollo meet, unrr' a **
each other’s identity,,and fa!! ia
Wlien Hello «. oes to the jfirl to <>!o
her reveni:*- and Vnm.- who h • <*
er is. The story attains d ar
lieiyMs rarely seen on the -taj »
.cnen. How Hollo and the brother <>>v •
their problem is told in a f 1 h, r
nine fashion.
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If you have any piano ’vorh <*» 'o
phone me ;it the Overland ?!ol ! I * • i
remain here until next Wednesday. ’
am a piano expert and represent h'rl
grade manufacturing houses.
KEORCE A\PERSON, tf.
STRAYED— White Persian r »t
with blue eyes. Return to Dr. Paul:1'
man's residence if found. W 10.
SPEC I VL NOTICE
SEWARD. Alaska. May 10— Wo
flu* undersigned certifv that we have
dealt with Leo Jendy since lie opened
the Commerce Cafe and we gave him
a square deal and he dealt a square
deal. Wo have found him to he a verv
honest business man in every way. II**
has paid all of h»s hills in cash to date
He is going to close the Comm* re*
Cafe tonight at 8 o’clock. Tin* reason
nobody knows. lie will reopen the
same place within a few months or
sooner. Leo Jendy, Prop.
Signed:—
Borgon’s Grocery, By (ins Barger.
Alaska Transfer. By Wavne IPue
igent.
Seward Water Company, By Wav ne
Bine Agent.
Brown & Hawkins, By A. H. L.
Meyer. Cashier.
J. L. Graef.
Frve-Bruhn Co.
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Mm HODIST (fU’IUH
SUNDAY. May 11— Sunday school
at 12 o’clock noon. Song* sen-ice hy the
choir at 7:.°»0 o’clock in the evenin''
All welcome to attend.
SEWARD AITO SITPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
1’. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Madsn 64. Adams 87.
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS, HOUSE DRESSES
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To Accept Subscriptions for
The VICTORY LIRERTY Loan
Cron: April 21: t., to and Including Ma\ 10th.
VICTORY RONDS Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
Previous Liberty Ronds.
Payment May I>o Made as Follows:—
Full Payment With Application.
—or—
10 Per Cent With Application.
10 Per Cent July loth.
20 Per Cent August 12th.
20 Per Cent September 9th.
20 Per ( out October 7th.
20 PerCent November 11th.
S. O. MO R FORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G5,der Bldg. SlWAFD, ALASKA
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(Jmr’vo .1. /.inn, minister in
Sci'*. ires .vTnda> day 11th. being
■! “ I 'i ;*mdav .«J<or Faster.
II A. .*». »iori ng service and ser
mon.
11*:!0 Sundaj School .
7- *ii l*. '»». Fwning :-i*mic*t* and ser
i moil.
| Si’KAMER NEWS ,
Steamer Alameda ailed from An
ho.at;o for Kevarcl at five miriut.'.s
m t midnight. The running time of
LATEST
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my
JUJLJH
HOTSLj BESWA..RD
WITH ALL THF COMFORT OF A HOME
j 'AfES BY DAY CP. WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
i J. A. HORNER, Manager ' .MRS. W. A. McKEILEY, Prop
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•eon is and It) Imm s, . o tin* t-attic
i ’ 0’iM a1 live in po.-i loniRki anytim*
icm 4» o’clock on.
Steamer Almdal !•';>t1 aunt >:iilc«l
!.»ir» Jon au at Id o’clock yc.teiday
lominjr via Pot Alt In op. \anti‘’
’ i' a”: and . !mid roach (ordo\ i
nnono : nii;lit. ! lit' Admit a! lairm
* i expected to anivo hero Wed
nesday.
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THAT GOOD <>'.!> \! ASK \
Frank fof.t has receive a h '
: ’em Seipt. Jim F. ( 'oun’t. .‘M94h Fn
; rin°ors, in Franco, statirp t!ird ’ ••
• - i wn’tinp for the oppovtunty to
‘’row his war bap in Alaska. *‘!f th-;.
vt pet me ' ■> fi‘ luupain :t will he
•ecatiro omehodv is pomp to try an.I
nreo me out of that pood old Alaska.”
; the vav Jim expresses it. M".
knnpli will be remembered a< the rail
>ad employee on the pile driver at
Milo :>i.
•; \ VA I. < OMMITTL WILL
LKAYK ANCHOR ACT MOMMY
ON TIIK WAY TO SKWAKD !
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The naval coimnhsinn inspecting
lu* coa’ field-; of the Matann ka an.i
ho moans of transport in.*? the coal t)
*:<!e wa*er will leave Anchor.'>fro ATon
’ay movninp over the* railroad. The *
lembois of the commission will ho
as er.j?<’s to Seattle on the Alaka
• hich will leave Seward abont May
10th.
Miiiiimiiiiiiiiiimnmiiimnimnnnimiv
tody's express meets all trains and
t*»a'tiers. Phone I LL
Candy on I lie Market
ALWAYS FRESH
HAAS & SONS
JOHNSTON’S
BUNTF.
BISHOPS
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettels’.
SYLVIA’S
cig vus
CAM5Y
ICE CUE ' M
STATION KKY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICITKK IRAMING
INHI\N BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
A l),:,r strike of copper ore is re {jolt
ed to have been made on the 100 foot
level of ‘lie Copper King mine near
Whitehorse.
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the or
dinance of th* Town of Seward pro
viding for the prevention of dogs,
horses, cattle, etc., from running at
large within the corporate limits, will
he enforced on and after May loth.
1919.
By Order of the Mayor,
Robert (iucsp
Chief of Police.
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JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
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