The
Hardman National Bank
OF ALASKA. AT SEWARD
OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now ready for distribution to ;
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS j
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTHER BONUS OF
This Issue For Sale AT FAR
also
W AR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY j
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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Steamer trunks, Suit cases traveling Bags, Telescopes
A large assortment, at right prices.
LTiiRTY TfHEATRE 1
Monday <i- Tuesday.June 3 & ldi
Change of Program
Paramount Travel No. 211 Reel
Triangle Presents Dorothy Gish, in “S1AGE
I STRUCK" a i a t comedy Drama telling the story
of a little stage struck country girl who takes a cor
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Also a 1 Reel Keystone Comedy Bachelor’s Finish. I
Music by Mrs. A. H. McNeer. Usual Prices I
Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M. ?
Mean little to the man or woman
who does not deposit a portion in
the bank. To become successful
or independent one must deposit
a fixed amount each and every
pey day. $10.00 for instance, de
posited every month in the BANK
OF SEWARD will amount to
$647.53 in five years.
THE BANK OF SEWARD
Established 1905.
BOB GUEST IS
ELECTED CHIEF
OF FIRE DEPT.
The recommendation of the memb
ers of the Seward Volunteer Eire De
partment that Robert Guest be elect
ed chief was unanimously endorsed last
night by the city councilmen, and it is
now Chief of Police and Chief of the
Eire Department Guest.
All members of the council were pr
esent Last night with the exception of
E. L. Whittemorc, absent from the
city. City Clerk Reed also was in his
ollicia! position for the first time since
he was elected.
Tht Woman's club of Seward, through
Genevieve K. Rallaine, corresponding
M creta y, asked that the ordinance re
garding dogs and horses roaming at
large be enforced on account of many j
citizens and the nu mbers of the Juni- j
oi Red Cross planting gardens.
T. VV. Hawkins, present at the meet-j
dig, ;n <> asked if there was an ordin
ance covering dogs and horses. The j
communication was referred to the
street committee and Mr. Hawkins!
was notified that the matter had taken '
it ft proper course.
A communication trom Dora Davis,
ci r.eeming pa>ment of taxes on a cer
tain pic, of projk'i ty was read and i*e
\ red to tlie assessment committee.
K. K. Uobeitson, federal director of
Public >«*! v ci for Alaska, asked tho
: ty counc.il> to acquaint him with the
i; l)or situation in this section so that
v.c aii.ninist at ion may give proper as
vstance. file clerk was instructed to
r»*ply to the cornu.lication.
1). C. Llrowneil presented a bill for
.>Ilo io ciu>ti r light and a warrant
i \i as or<I *. '(i drawn, the warrant to he
j dated August 1st .
i\;rmi>ion was granted to Leo Mar
ti ies lor use of the cluster light at
l ,e Ac- liu i'ii corner provided he would
j pay lor certain installation and for tin
; t ectnc y, v.hiie tiie citylights were
i m.ed e, . ^uniliar requests will be
granted any ci lzcn under certain sti
pulati * s for street lighting.
The monthly b l»s, including the sal
.. u , lead, O. Led and warrants
or*Je ed drawn.
Cornu ilman Lucas asked that Third
avenue across Lowell creek be placed
,!i conditions .’or foot travel and tliis
matter will o * attended too.
The disposition of tiie old Commun
.i.\ Ci .. • ch, wiich is a meiuice and an
eye sore was laid over uiuu Lie ».v—
meeting until word can be received
Horn Kev. JMunro.
The matter oi' sidewalk from the
lewer end of Monroe to Church was
1 . -u ami it was decided that ow
ii g to the cost of a three plank side
walk in ng so expensive at present
that tin street committee fill in the
p ojeeted load with gravely which
i would make a good throughfare for
l >oL and to:an travel. The ap]>roaches
t » the span on L! roadway, across Low
e 1 Creek, was brought up and discuss
e l and this matter was also to Chair
n an Crawford of the street committee,
after suggestions had been made.
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.;u" Sanded in France, according to
this city connected with the A. E. C.
word received inyesterday’s mail.
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George 11. Nelson, member of the
local ord r of Moose, is in training at
truantica Va., according to mail advice.
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Judge Fred M. Brown and wife will
leave Valdez on the* Alaska tor the
1 states ta remain until the term of
I court convenes/in Seward on Septem
ber 9 th.
Sherman Haynes, of Latouche, re
gistered at the Overland, is purchasing
supplies here for his fishing industry.
J. I). McGowan, wife, daughter and
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Watch the specials at Hettel’s this
week. See window display. tf
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Boys Dutchess Khaki Knickerbock
ers, special value. Brown oc Hawkins.
“Quality First.” tf
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Screen doors — for sale at Brosius
and Noon. t f
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The El Roi Tan Cigar ma^es your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even ar.d satisfy. J3
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son arc registered at the Sexton hav
ing arrived from California on the Al
aska. This wil be the future home of
the McGowan's he having accepted a
position with the A. E. C.
George Chase was aboard the Alas
ka yesterday on hi3 way to Hope. Mr.
Chase brought north a small stamp
mill for his mining property.
Al Dart and wife, from White
Horse, are stopping at the SextoTi.
The couple are on their way to Moose
Pass for a visit with Henry Courland.
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Neil Sexton, son of George Sexton,
is now jn the navy and is stationed at
Bremerton, Wash.
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Oscar Christianson is registered at
the Sexton, having returned on the Al
aska after a trip to the states. Mr.
Christianson wil leave this week and
return to Mile 20.
Dr. H. H. Beck has been appointed
U. S. Commissioner at Kodiak, vice.
Dr. S. Irvir.g Stone, deceased.
The chairmen of the various com
mittees having the celebration of the
Fourth in charge, will meet tonight at
the Sexton hotel at 7:.‘*0 o’clock.
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Ben Kraft, of Kodiak, is registered
at the Overland on his way to Kodiak.
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Red Salmon, boiled crabs, 15 cents.
Seward Fish Co. J4
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F resh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
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DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES
Still going at $5.00 per pair.
Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR
B V Ds in Union Suits
PORONKNIT, the kind you see
thru
HANNON, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
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| SHORT RUBBER BOOTS
HIP RUBBER BOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
FLORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A complete line, latest lasts
and shades priced $9.00 to $15.00
i Reasonable, quality considered.
| COTTERS’
The Place Where Men Outfit
Sewaid Alaska
■ Phone Maim 134 j
HAVE YOa TRIES PCS BREAKFAST I
BROOKFIELD EGGS & BUTTER
FFE
They are
Meet ni» at the Branch
ALEX FRAZER.
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! Read the Gateway..
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The El Roi Tan Cigar j \
larly mild. Try one and yo . v di ne
la regular smoker of the brand. J"
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Meet me at the Branch. tf.
JOE EVANSOX.
Boys' D-it< Vss Cordurcy i.nick w
| bockers. \Yc pay you 10c foi «-v* ry
| button that comes off. Brown
Hawkins. “Quality Kiid."
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Evinrude engines at J. L. Oaef’s. tf
Phone Main 2 21 i . O. Box . »
Carries t he best oi •■verythirv
2 INI;
CIGARS & TOBACCO
ALASKA'S
_fc>PRIDE*‘
The BEST of ; I!
BEV(:RAG< \
always ON I(
ALEX FRAZER *OL \ \ ft NSC-.*
I RAMfF
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S. O. MO RFORD i
Successor t*
| JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gildei
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HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A O'
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK W2LL LFHT1-; . A HE .■>
•M. A. HORNER, Manager
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SEWARD - and - ANCHORAGE
FOOD WILL WIN THE WAR
It is the absolute duty of every citizen and resident to
help in conserving the nations food supply. Economy,
aside from assisting our government in its present task to
rid humanity of the martyrdom brought about by Hohen
zollern Imperialism, will strengthen our personal as well
as national Wealth, Liberty and Independence.
We have just received an amply supply of calendars j
of Thrifty receipts, of which we take great pleasure in gi\ -
ing Free, to Ladies who will call for same in person at on
store.
The calenders are bound in a nifty cover, beautified
by a reproduction of the famous painting of “Lady Alice
and contains 23 pages. Recipes, contributed by the-State
President and Directors of Gereral Federation of \\ o
men’s Clubs; valuable thrift suggestions and numerous
ouier information besides color illutration of the vaious
cuts of meats, are cantained in the Calendar.
Don’t miss to get one!
BROWN
“Quality First”
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