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Harriman National Bank
&0 AIjASKA*\VT’SRWARD >0 O
THIRD LIBERTY' LOAN i
*^£ A 'A 'M illin m *6
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
VW Have, On^Hand. A Few OTHER BQNDS OF j
This Issue'For Sale AT PAR
| •• 'also • «*«l*
>v ar savings certificate stamps.
q * * Jh'4 >1 i i find ' * ItflC? $li!
» . . THRIFT STAMPS" '|
‘ IT NETTED ' STATES DEPOSITARY : ‘; I
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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Judge Charles K. Bunnell anti C.S.
Di^trut Attorney William A. JiuMy
ware .tboanl the Admiral Scliicy t-O*
night for Anchorage where a term of
the District court will be held beginn
ing n*‘xt Tuesday.
Kre«! Wornluman is down from Mho
se IVs and is regisuapwi at the Sex-f
ton. * „ . „
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Capt. C.A. Johnson came in from
• Cailie’s Head last night end regTsfeV-'
<•<{ ;<t the Seward
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W.N. •Reetl, regteteredlarfU the Over
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ’
Monday & Tuesday 8:P.M.
Lates.Ilearst Pathe Ney.s
. WALLACE REID. &
Cleg ridgley.
.. in a splendid (•>) part Dra
ina "The Selfish \\ omep”!.
.. Alst» a (2) part Keystone
Scream “Polly Moran.” the
■ Famous Sheriff iri Roping
Her Romeo Eight Reels.
6fT; uSh ^EI
tiuuic By Mm A.H. McNcrr.
t
land, who arrived on the Alaska yes
t-rday, has been working on the bi;
iiredge being assembled at the junct
ion of the Nakovhan and Kitchatna
rivers.
Kdward A. Rasmussen, U.S. Con;
njissivnei^at Skagway, was calling o’
t'iumer Skagwayites while the Alask:
was in port yesterday.
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Steamer Alaska sailed for the soot
she t’v after t> o’clock last night.
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F. Gil Us and Uob Xeneozch, hot.
fngnged in the fishing industry at I.a
Ttpicho. suv registered at the Sewn*--!
having come over on the Admiral Sch
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Uev. Harry C. Munro, formerly o
he Community Church here, passe
through on the Admiral Schley or
onto to Anchorage.
•JdiJU. Houst, Deputy in the U.S
,|ai sl'.al’s o'Yiio. i> on the Admirn
“TTCRTey on a* business tTTp to An ho?
age. ,, .,
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Andy Christensen vas in the cit
•’fcisterdiiy boing a passenger for Sea*
■h* on the Alaska.
HAINES MAKES
TRIP TO NORTE
‘‘The freight business to Seward i
s*s good as that to other Alaska
?u\nus ami the cannery business alon
the entire Alaska coast is exception
ally gixwl. The wutr upset man,
industries but this is to he expected.
This was the way A. T\ Haines, Gen
oral Manager of the Pacific Steam
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KAt*K. r' -• • 1 * /* ? 'til* \ "'SJT% ;
The following is our idea of what a ) •
a • ° i- Y'1 ^^ ‘
bank ought to be and what tins bank s
fixed policy is. ;ji. \., jv .., {,
We cater to no one class. ^We sei*ve no
- /special interest. We/seek only the legiti:
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
t- We are neither so big as to despise or
!“”>« discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
**!... for the sake of more accounts.0 •
■ * • If you believe that this kind of a bank
•ught to be your bank, come in and talk
. r ) . it over. .
You will receive every courtesy and .
accommodation consistent; with sound.
, .j.■ h '. Tt
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ship Company, sized up the present ^
situation. Mr. flails is making the Z
round dip on tie* Admiral Schley and |
act op d by Mrs. Haines and
three of his children. f
Besides being general manager of
the Bacilic Steamship Vo./Mr. Haines j
is also connect?*! with tb$'Emergency
Elect in contracting out the ships be- j
ing built $ud also assigned them to j|
routes. w
The present trip of Mr. Haines is. I
r,jy j)!( vl.uie as well as business as he £
has been kept close to the harness R
or tlu oast IS months The Steam- I
ship olficial .is well known to the.
travelling public, for mtlrty years be-J
ing connected with the* Dowell Com- I
pany, then jn chaYge of the Border jl
line and now with one of the two big j
Companies operating to Alaska.
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RICE SHOWER 1
GREETS BRIDE
All HERE
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A shower of rice greeted Mrs. M.C. ;
Shrode, when she stepped down Uie ,
gang plank oi the Admiral Schlov
,ast night with her husband. The j
shower came from the hands of about :
JU of the E>oys of the U.S.S. Saturn.
Mr. and Mrs. Shrode >\ere married j
hi l.os Angeles only a few days be* j .
.ore the Saturn sailed for Seward and
vonsequently the honeymoon was in
terrupted and is having its end here.
Mr. and Mrs. Shrode occupied th»* *
,ridal suite at the Hotel Seward last ‘
night. Mr. Shrode is electrician with !
| the Saturn and also jazz drummer
! vhose appeal ence before the audience i
of Sewaid has been of such satisfact- i
! ory chametor.
!NEW STEAMER i'
TO ALASKA IS
ON THE ROUTE
Steamer Admiral Schley, Capt.
; Mike jensen, arrived in port at 8 o*
j clock last night fiom the south after
aa f:\st trip north and bringing a fair
l cargo of freight and the followin pas
senger tor Seward: Mrs. M.C. Shro<To
V. Larson, Myrtle Knight, F. Gillis.
1 dob fs’eneosuch and four steerage.
; The Admiral Schley left for Anchor
-age at 11:15 o’clock last night and is
expected to return here Thursday
orenoon as a call is to be made ne • *»
bound at Seldova. i
i The Admiral Schley* will continue
on the Alaska run, it is said
until late in October. The steamer is
i sister ship of the Admiral Farragut,
j her. register is 2,100 tons gross.; she
s 280 feet over all, M6 feet beam, and
nake ; a speed of 18 knots, which Is
x trifle faster than the Admiral Far
: ’•agut.
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EQUALIZERS MEETING
The Equalization Hoard began ses- i
sions this afternoon at the Fire Hall.
Daily sessions will bo hold from 1 to
\ o’clock daily including next Satur
! lay and protestants can appear re
garding their tax assessments. i
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j CRABS— Seward Fish Co. All
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NOTICE
Special Communication Seward ‘
j Lodge No. 21‘J F. & A. M. Wedr.es- :
day night Aug. 14th 8 P.M. New Hall, j
Visiting Masons welcome. Work M.!
M. degree.
Leon Urbach,
Master.
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Do you expect to use any WALL
j PAPER within the n»'xt year? If so,
buy it at FATHER'S PAINT STOKE |
| within the next 10 days one-third off!
, on all goods. We Imye not raised the i
prices 50 per cent in order to give j
I you thirty thiee and one-third per j
cent off at this sale. But our prices i
j ait? the same us last spring and you
• get the induction from these price*
I Paint 75 cents per quail, $11.00 per
rallon. Cash only at this sale.
CSE FRESH*MILK-As a drink it |
hat no equal- Sold everywhere, j
Seward Dairy. $6
SCREEN DOORS — for .-ole at j
^rcglus Noon. it
i The .Moon cafei. it t»i>en Nights, j
W ashington ati^aot. A20 j
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TRUNKS AND I
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SUITCASES
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NEXT STEAMER NORTH
The Alameda is scheduled to sail to
muTow from Seattle coming north
ia the* outside passage. The Admir
it Earragut is advertised to sail on j
Thursday via the regular route.
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WEATHER FORECAST
The weather forecast for tonight
tnd tomorrow is fair with fresh winds j
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Economy self-sealing fruits jai-s—
it Drown & Hawkins. tf.
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Read the flalewav.
SUMMER |
UNDERWEAR j
li. V. D’s
Seal Pax
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Porosknit
Two Piece Suits
Union Suits
COTTERS
The Flare Where Men Outfit
Sewn id Alaska
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NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization of the Town of i
Seward, will meet at the Town Hall,
between the hours of 2 o’clock and 1
o'clock P.M. on the 13th, day of Aug.1
IUJ.8, and will continue in session each
day thereafter to and including Sat
urday, August 17th, 1U18, between
said hours.
(Signed) Julian H. Heed, i
Municipal Clerk.
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JUDGE BUNNELL j
TO HOLD COURT!
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United States Judge Charles E.
Bunnell, of the Fourth Division, was
aboard the Admiral Schley last night
going to Anchorage for the teim ol
couit which opens theie on Aug., 20.
Judge Bunnell is to return here for
court on September 8th, sitting ii#
place of Judge Brown who Is ill in the
states. District Attorney William A.
Manley and chief Deputy "Roust, from
the Marshal's office, is accompanying
Judge Bunnell.
PARRIS ON THE SCHLEY
There was a new financial agent
aboard the Admiral Schley last night
he being Purser Parris. Mr.Parris has
been purser on the Admiral Dewey,
j .Seattle-San Francisco Route, and was
: placed on the. Admiral Schley for the
I rip. Mr. Pa*ris is an old timer on
I Jic Alaska route although it has been
; nine years since he has been to Alus
; ! a. He was formerly freight clerk on
; '.ho Northwestern with Billie Harris
! as purser.
RE \I) THE GATEWAY.,
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B(*«t line of cigars in the «ity; all
kinds of smoking tobacco; al»o the
chews that men like.
AT HETTEL'S
Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special vaiue. Broxvn *& Hawkins.
“Qualitv Fir«t.”
SEXTON A NO
£M ; 4 4I •jj , ,/ I
TH WAITES
< 'isjars ami
Sodas, Ice (’roam. Candy
( 'ommemal I’holography
umMiaiiiBmnMtiT
FOR FISHERMAN.
“JOHNSONS BEST” Oil panto,
jackets, Sleeves and Apron*—Canvas
!
• Cloves, Rubber Boots, and all Fi«h«*\
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men’s supplies. Brown & Howkina
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“Quality First”
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Evinrude enfcfnes nt J. L. Craef’s. XX
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FIREJNSDRANCE
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. Prop.
-* And see our wonderful values in shoes
-R. J. & R. Walk—Over Nettleton
Buckingham & Hecht-“The famous Chippewa”
Men’s Shoes-Boy’s Shoes —- Tennis Shoes House
;• ’* '* r% * ’. . •» 4v» * ♦ i t
. > • , ; n-' • »t\.- .
Slippers-dancing pumps
-Any shoe in the house at a 10 per cent discount
ALL THIS WEEK
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“ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU”
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”