The
Harriman National Bank
OF AliASKA, AT SEWARD
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying 11 ( percent interest
Will he opened, HERE, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER. 28th. 1918.
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And closed on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER, 19th. 1918.
Do not forget that we have
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
.EXTON AND
TH WAITES
( i»ars and
Sodas. Ice ( ream. Candy
Commercial Photography
KKAI> THE GATEWAY.
*“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
NO
SHOW
UNTIL
THE
LIGHTS
COME
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sm I \l. COMMISSION ON
VL \SK \ (,i >| N(, I I* INLET.
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l In* four members of the commiss
ion appointed h\ Secretary Lane to in !
ve>tigate the mineral, fishing and ag i
riculturai possibilities of, Alaska. pa>
-•d through Seward last night on the
Alaska tor Anchorage. The commiss
■on will rot urn here hut all plans have
not b»*en perfected for the itineran
to Alaska points.
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SA'ITRN STKAMS OPT.
The t’. S. S. Saturn sailed for an j
A'askan port early this morning an ! '
\n ill probably return before going1
'<>uth to a Pacific coast port. Abou*
Jo of the boys of the Saturn remain !
to**' for work at the Radio station '
and will go south in about a month.
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POTATOES
Guaranteed to ffive satis
faction .*> cents a pound.
SEWARD DAIRY.
WE WILE BE
PREPARED
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR —
HE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
From September 28th., to October 19th,.
Subscriptions may he made as follows:
Pavnient in full with Application,
-Or
10 per cent with application.
20 per cent November. 21st, 1918
20 per cent December ... ... 19th, 1918
20 per cent January .l(Uh, 1919
20 per cent January.20th, 1919
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Established. 1905.
RELIEF FUND
A CLOSE
The relief fund for the starving Ar
menians will he brought to a close to
morrow night at (» o’clock. This will
permit of time to make a complete
check, write out a list of the names
and the contributions and forward the
sum total to the general relief soc
iety in New York City, on the mad
leaving by the steamer Alaska, li any
amounts are received after tomorrow
night these will he sent in following
mails, but the real campaign in Sew
ard ends as above mentioned, tomor
row night at fi o'clock.
Seward is responding most liberally
in this matter, but the quota to he
raised here, has not been attained but
may be by tomorrow night.
Hoys and girls and grown-ups are
subscribing as liberally as their
means will permit and this is the spir
it. th<* true spirit of giving for the
helpless and supporting a most wor
thy cause.
The following contributions have
been made since noon yesterday to
noon today: —
Myrtle TaRasen. .... $1.00
Thelma Tallase.n.1.00
Scotty McPherson . 2.00
Lillie K. Hettol . 5.0"
Frank Gilbert.2.00
Walter Ives.2.00
Johnnie Noon jr.1.00
Dr. .1. A. Raughman . 2.00
X. K. S.Bouck .5.00
W. It. Cantrell.5.00
Charles Le.diner.5.00
Previously reported:—
John White . $5.00
Mrs. A. C. Taylor . 2.00
Dr. Ftomig .2.50
“Happy** McXeer.50
Finn M» Ne *r .50
Rudolph P< tterson . 5.00
K. A.2.00 j
Rose Niemi 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Smith . 5.0(1
George Schmitt 5.00
John Kngstrom .. . .. 5 00
J. C. Madsen 2.50
Thoa. H. Fulton 2.50
\! VSONS NOTICE
Special communication, Seward
Lodge. No. 2PJ, E. & A. M., Wednes
lay. Sept., 25th, S I*. M. Work M. M.
Degree. Visiting brothers welcome.
S25 I .(‘on Urbach, Master.
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CEIMWIN —TEED keeps out the
rain. Ilrosius & noon. If.
CACIN FOR RUNT -K. R. Ave.
md Adams. See John Villen, Seward
drill. tf.
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“NEW SHIPMENT"
EL \STIC WRIST CANVAS
CLOVES— For Fishermen
Crown & Hawkins
“(Quality First"
Evinmde engines at J. L. draef’s. tl
GET YOUR SH<)ES haU soled with
Monareh Oak. It has*no equal, $1.75
a pair. Lloyd’s, Opposite Liberty The
atre.
MENS LIGHT AND
HEAVY WEIGHT
RUBBERS
t
URBACHS
The store with a
CONSCIENCE
LUMBER
All kinds of lumber from
moulding that for ship
building. Estimates driven.
K. <;. DOHERTY,
LIM HER CO.
PORT CHATHAM, Alaska.
William McGowan . 2.00
John Rosneaa 2.50
Isaac Evans-. .»,00
E. E. Chamberlain . 2.00
Mrs. W. A. McNeilcy .. 2.00
Emil Schloman . 1.00
It. G. Daujfherty . 5.00
It. H. Koch . 5.00
Howard Long . 1-00
Joseph Richards . 5.00
Ed Wild 5.00
Sexton & Thwaites . 5.00,
Rockwell Kent . 1.00
Walter I Hue . 2.00
L. V. 5.00
I1'rod C. Russell . 2 ."><»
Previously repoiiea:—
.Mrs. Mary Novak. $ 2.00
A friend . 2.00
Miss T. Ellsworth .2.0«
J. 1). Harvey.5.00
Maud K. Gilmour.2.50
W. P. Henry $2.00
K. W. Wilburn $10.00
J. C. Robertson $5.01)
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drown $2.00
Krnie Thoreen $1.00
Mrs. A. H. McDonald $5.00
A. H. McDonald $5.00
George A. Thoreen . $ 2.00
C. R. Brook 5.00,
Charles Crawford . 5.00
W. H. Whittlesey 5.00
Allan .McIntosh . $ 5.0< ,
A. Ross ness . 5.00 j
Geo ge Clark 10.00
.1. Junto ami wife. 5.00
Claude Mat hi son 10.0
Mrs. Thomas Neville 2.00
A friend . 1.00
Sewaiti boy .50
N. H. Anderson 5.0(
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ALASKA IN
Steamer Alaska arrived shortly af
ter i) o’clock last night from Seattle,
via the outside passage bringing 70
tons of freight for Seward and the
following passengers:— Mrs. H. E.
Pratt, F. (». Keiller, T. R. Hubback.
Mrs. VV. H. Olson, James Wiekersham
and wife, and Mrs. K. R. Peoples. T h**
steamer sailed for Anchorage shoit
ly after midnight. For that port the
Alaska has six passengers and 171
tons of freight.
From Cape St. Elias to the entran
ce of Resurrection Pay the Alaska
ran into constant rain and gales. Com
ing into the bay last night the steam
er did the cork screw wiggle and
many of the passengers looked pale
around the gills when the steamc’
docked here.
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Steamer Alaska is due back in
poit, southbound, about Friday nooi.
according to her usual running sched
ule.
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FNAI.GA FOR WESTWARD
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| According to information received
on the Alaska, the government steam
er Unalga will soon arrive in port to
ake freight and other commercial
offerings for the westward. The
Unalga it is understood, will go as
far as Dutch Harbor and possibly to
Rristol Ray points.
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ECHOES FROM WASHINGTON
Washington Happenings Alawys In
terest Our Readers.
After reading of so many people in
>ur town who have been cured by
Doan’s Kidney Pills, the question nat
urally arises: “Is this medicine equal
ly successful in our neighboring
owns?’’ The generous statement of
this Washington lesident leaves no
room for doubt on this point.
Mrs. J. C. Brown, 108 E. Thirty
fourth St., Tacoma, Wash., says “Hy
health had always been line until my
kidneys went back on me ten years
igo. At first I didn’t pay much at
tention to the trouble and finally I
was so bad off I could hardly go.
Half of the time 1 was in bed unable
to do my housework. Everything 1
did to relieve myself failed and I was
just miserable and discouraged. I
was advisee! to try >aii’s Kidney
Pills but had got where I thought
there was no help for me. Doan’s
helped me from the start and two
boxes removed the ti-ouble. My good
health came back and I felt fine ever
since Doan’s cured me.”
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Washington street. Boxes for Ladies.
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FIRE INSURANCE
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Succedflor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
.HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
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M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Piop.
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—BY
I’AT O’COTTER,
.^Something different
The Edition is limited. If you want one, get it today.
The price is $2.50 per copy.
FOR SALE at The Northern, The Seward Drug Co.. The
Seward News Company and COTTER’S.
Winter’s Coming
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-And von will need good warm clothing,
We have the LARGEST STOCK IN SEWARI).
-Medlicott underwear-Green - Hood
Shirts-Patrick Mackinaws-U. S. Rubber
Hoots and Shoe Pacs —- Wool Sox-Wool Mitts —
Raincoats and Slickers of every description.
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