THE
HARRIMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
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UNCLE SAM
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MOTION IN SKVKN KKKI.S.
“TO HELL’
WITH THK
KAISER
fhc character of the picture is .1
t*a*e« emotional, military drama, deal
ing with the downfall of the Kaiser,
wit* scene of action in Germany and
ttelctam.
HXUOKS1 PICTURE OK THK \ KAR
FOR RENT
FAVK RENT— Two furnished cab
in*. See Doagherly. F10.
*U£OV$ SNOW HI.ASSF.S ai
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pgrfcet Flash tight* and batteries a*
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H.'thermen'M Supplier at t<rael*
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FiKt.l* CLASSRS at J. I.. Oraefs
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AaA^S etpreaa meets all trains ami
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NEW
Sill SON HATS
I. \ I KS I SIMtIMi Stylos in shadow
uT IVY, (WUItON and OLIVE
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URBACH’S
Tin;* i be the usual Sunday
t aat out tomorrow leaving at 9 o'*
clock.
rh< ' ian St iom e Society will
’ u-ur morning services tomorrow
at 11 o’clock.
Steamer agent A. H. McDona- I
ami Wayne l»iu«* are expected to re
* home t mu trips to Anchorage on
Admiral Farragut.
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\ g >od time is promise » for those
who attend th«* Arctic brotherhood
banc t r.;,r!it i:i !.e A. 1». Hall. TV
bunco is m the nature of a public wel
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Karly Rose Seed I’olatoes.
bib ‘ V. \ tV: H WYKINS
“ (Quality First
CHECKS AMI PI AIDS
Your Summer Head
gear, should he light, yet
SERVICEABLE, and that’s
The Point We Want To Talk
To You About.
We’re showing a line of
Hats and Caps, that are
strictly full of PEP, and all
we ask, is that the next time
you are passing "by, come in
and look the BUNCH over.
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
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LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS. HOUSE DRESSES
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|THE KEY |
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
jTWE KEYj|
JHach Hass, lied snappers, Halibut,
Seward I'ihIi Co. Ml7.
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come to ('apt. Kittelle and Lieut. Aik
man, of the naval commission.
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Small boys of Seward are buying
up sufficient rice to give Leon Uibach
and hi- bride a proper shower when
the steamer Alaska arrives with th
newly weds.
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The barge Lawrence is still loading
freight for Anchorage and will pos
sible wait hero for tbe Alaska in ord«
to take what mail may be aboard for
ibe Cook Inlet metropolis.
Hotter got what mail you have to
s »nd to the states into the post office
tonight so it will catch either the Nor
thwestern tomorrow morning or the
Admiral Farragut tomorrow nigh*.
Sunday letters will be dispatched in
the mail on the Alaska.
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l'ustin Farnum will be the moviA
s*ar at the Liberty tomorrow night.
This well known star will appear itf a 1
■ ostorn drama, a Paramount , entitled
“The Farson from Panimant.” The
production is said to be rull of action.
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The Methodist Church Sunday
school will be at P2 o’clock tomorrow
and song service by the choir at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow evening.
The City Council will hold a rogu
’ar session next Monday evening at 8
o'clock in the Fire Hall.
School days in Seward for the pres
en'. term ended yesterday and the old
familiar sound of the hell will not bA
heard again until next September.
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WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re
po 't for the 24 hours ending at 7 o'
dock this morning:
Seward* 53 . Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 44. Pt., Cloudy. South.
Matanuska 50. Cloudy, Calm.
Chickaloor 42. Clear, Calm.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH SERVICES
Rev. Georjre J. Zinn. Minister in
change.
Services Sunday, May l&th bein£
the 4th Sunday after Easter.
11: A. M.— Mominpr service and
Sermon.
12:io— Sunday School.
SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
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ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Ni?rht Phone Day
Madan &4. Adams 87,
WORKING SHOES
Heavy Oil Tanned Double
Oak Sole
Rest Value in Seward
$8.50 Paii
Tan Lotus Army Shoes
Buckhecht
All Sizes $7.50 a Pair
Florsheim Dress Shoes
Complete Stock—New leasts
$10.00 and Up.
('heap— Quality Considered
COTTERS
i'llE PL U K WHERE MEN OUTER
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Reginning with this Sunday and
continuing during the summer months
the Sunday evening services will hr
discontinued. It is urged that tho<c
nterested in tlie services make a spec
ial effort to attend the morning ser
vice and make that a good one.
STEAMER NEWS
Steamer Alaska reached Cordova i*
."> o’clock this morning and leaves fo»
Seward about 10 o'clock via Valdez
Fort Lisrum and LaTouche. The Alas
ka can arrive here Monday morning.
Steamer Northwestern is due frorr
the westward at X o'clock tomorrow
on ♦ho way south according to radio
advices.
Steamer Admiral Karra gut sailed
^•om Anchorage at 1 o’clock this
morning for Seward via Kodiak. It is
about a Id hour run. Anchorage to
Kodiak and about IX hours from Ko
diak to Seward. Allowing several
hours at Kodiak the Karragut can ar
rive- figure it out out yourself.
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JURORS FOR VALDEZ ASKED
TO WAIT FOR THE ALAMEDA
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Judge Whittlesey has received in
structions from Valdez to advise Jur
ors for the term of court beginning at
NEMO BRASSIERS
ARE BEST FOR
STOUT FIGURES.
Something New
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| Ellsworth’s !
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We are helping our custom
ers to meet the demand o'.
the PRESENT
and are assisting them in
their plans for the FUTURE
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We invite your account.
BANK Of SEWARD
fstablished 1905
i FIRE INSURANCE
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S. O. MORFORD
8ucceuor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G!<der 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
! Sf. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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! Valdez on June 2. to wait for the Ala*
•neda or further instructions from th*1
court.
GRIGSBY ON ALASKA
George B. Grigsby, attorney ger
>»ul of the Territory of Alaska, and
idemocratic candidate for Delegate to
'engross from Alaska, is aboard the
teamer Alaska due here Monday.
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FAREWELL PARTY
A farewell party was given last
! night for Mr. and Mrs. Julian H.
I ‘deed. After enjoying the theatre, mus
; V was enjoyed and a delicious mid
■rr' .t luncheon was served at the home
* jf Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Estes. Besides
he guests of honor and the hosts, Mr.
^nd Mrs. Otto Poehlmann were pres
ent.
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a A XTISHN A COM MISSIO N ER
CHANGE HEADQrARTERS
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The residents of the Kantishna re
cording district have presented a peti
tion to Judge Charles E. Bunnell ask
1 i'.g that the headquarters of the com
missioner for that precinct be changed
from Glacier City to Eureka creek.
:.nd that another person be named to
, act as commissioner instead of J. 0.
' Van Orsdel, who is Outside.
Judge Bunnell will grant the peti
t'on of the Kantishnaites and states
that the headquarters will be moved
i as requested. To succeed Van Orsdel
| as commissioner. C. Herbert Wilson.
; ~OR A "BIG CROP"*
Plant Nash’s Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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REGULAR $1.50 box of stationery
fhis week-'35 cents.
REGULAR $1 box of candy at 50
cents.
NATURAL cigarettes 10 S 7 for
$1.00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO \ ha*8 |
for 50 cents.
■THE ALASKA SHOP j
Formerly Hettels’.
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! SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIA’S
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who is enprajred in mining there, will
be named. This will meet with the ap
| prova! of the miners of that section,
I as it was upon their lequest that the
| appointment of Wilson was made,
i “Herb” is a capable man and will
make good.
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Father Oorge Bailey, S. J., well
known in Alaska and former head of
i the Juneau church, is one of the in
j terpreters at the peace conference »n
| Paris.
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•PEARL Oil, $1.50 CAN.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First
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BfLMONT
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JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.