Tiie
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
. OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD IIBERTT 198N
. Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
. We Have, On Hand. A few OTHER BONDS OT
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAYINGS C 1-Jfi i'l FICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
YOUR DUTY
is to economize. Make one pair of good ALL LEATHER
shoes last you ALL summer and fall.
“U R B A C H ’ S”
The Store With a Conscience.
}' I B E R T Y T H E A 1 R E
)AY.June 12 &13th
Paramount Presents ilte greatest of all stars.
i Sessee Hayakawa in “ALiEX SOULS" special 5
. Keel feature.
I Here's anothe Alack Smnett (’omedy “TEDDY
AT THE TROTTLE” and you will say its a knock
out “A HP” th m.
EXTRA GOOD.3 Reel....'.PROGKAA1
Music bv Airs. A. II. MeXeer. Usual Prices
Shows Starts at S :00 P. M.
THE BANK OF
FOUNDED UPON SOUND PRINCIPLES OF SAFE
CONSERVATIVE BANKING, THIS INSTITUTION'S
STRONG AS THE ROCK OF GIBRALTER, COMBINES
WITH THESE.. POLICIES AN ENERGETIC,.. PRO
GRESSIVE MANAGEMENT AND WELL DEVELOP
ED FACILITIES FOR PROMPT,.. EFFICIENT- AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE
YOUR INQUIRIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
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SEWARD'S FIRST QUOTA OF
MEN LEAVE FOR FORT LISCUM
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wi*i*e inducted last night and left with
! those inducted last Monday.
'] no n on leaving last night were as
follows:
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iUlkO eimumuey
Charh s W. Gunderson
Carl S. Kelson.
Gust Bockstrom
Sigfr.id Lindgrin
Elmer C. Cook
liurion A. Esterlin
Jack Ryan
I Thomas Werner
George S. Calogcro
John 1'. J. l'Tost
Siguard Skntbo
Henry koford
Wnliam llenehun
Emmett J. *SicConnell
John C. Bieri
Peter 1 i. Peterson
Antoi s G. Erangios
John C. Evcnson
John lienelian
Peter Lalios
Theodore Larson
Thonvald O.bo'
Albert beams
Jolin D. McLeod
Albert Oaness
Alexander Grom ocs
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LOCAL ARTISTS GIVE GOOD
SLOW 1 OR THE RED CROSS
(( miinued J'rom l age l)
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hich never seemed to show lack of
tiek’ed the audience. Mr.
Loo; v ponded to an encore by sing
g a* ! verses containing local bits
and th« e also took well. ^
Tin* nu deal comedy sketch came
next ‘A ' with it.-. .1a nose setting an I
•o Urn . .pi ited eh >. uses, well given
soi(A. ; n i du*. tspiov*-.1 to b** a favorite
jii •! v -giam. Mrs. 11. D. Martin
has a s\. . t voice uml gave her sole
will; p« t tix m..a\ Mrs. \V. Ellis
had a \ ie- part, which was well giver
r. ivhh Luca. ; nd Mis- Maig.aret
Rotnii in their duet and Mr. Lucas, ii
solo roved highly ont i tabling. Tht
(h i. k. . ,. ada [iiau ly filling in wen
I Elh ’ o, Elizabeth liomig, Doro
\, \ hi. i Rich ifnd Jane Mc
Nally.
End Adams and S. \V. Weir, hamlet
. ot o some goo<
jcal ! * mi their double act was ex
«. Tiiidy good.
M -. V,. Ellis and Jack Dowling
:owed that they ;i:e good singers ant
.ave patter talk which was well re
• *ivcd.
Joe Richards gave a clog dance ami
he show was over.
The -tage di ection of the show last
va in the h tads of E. E. Leslie anil
m link v> ids ci- *lit but before othei
\s. .• i. 4. mm somt ihing should lu
lone !n making a proper stage, where
vaits can i»e tlono away with by hav
g a dr* p curtain in “one” so that the
ill stag • can be set for the next act
.nd also a different lighting system
»r the A. Ii. Ball.
Mrs. Li* ut. Long proved a most thor
ian t with her ac
impimii -ents anti overtures. Karl Ru
olph m ;a-. v piano .-( lections of the
t inger up sort.
■ McDonah
nnounced hat $27”) was taken.in frorr
he sal" of t cltets and us the expenses
mere not heavy a good sum will be re
alized.
rioas irer Mc Donald, and others con
ected with th< committee having the
ntertainmeni in charge, desire t<
lu.n!c M’-s. Van Slvke of the Dedicates
on fo * f :rni bin * .a large quantity o:
uoj^e made ca* dy which was to have
>oi n sv/ld for the benefit of the Hoc
{ 1‘oss. 'Hie regular candy man was
ausy ucti: •: and did not get “out ii
front” to attend to this- part of tin
GG SHOP.TAGE HKUK
Thr. is an egg shortage in Seward
l re second th.ir year, but quantities an
b< aid tli 1 Northwestern which is du<
; morrow night. Everybody may have
• eggs and” Friday morning.
Watch the specials at Hettel’s thi:
k. S • i window display. t
< n : ors — f i ala at Brosiui
i.nd Noon. t f
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T1 * K1 Koi Tan Cigar ineucs voui
1 it worth while. They are mild, burr
even and satisfy.
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lates: $1 CO cer Day and up I
{SEWARD SNAPSHOTS}
All members of the Seward Volun
teer Fire Department, and those who
desire to join are requested to meet to
night at # o’clock at the fire hall. Chief
Guest has issued tluc all for tin* gath
ering tonight.
\V. I\ Lass, chrome ore mine owner
from Port Chatham, was aboard the
I Admiral Farragut last night, bound
for a business trip to Juneau. The
steamer had 200 tons ot ore* aboard
from Mr. Lass’ property.
Thomas King, who has been on a
business trip to Anchorage, returned
on the Farragut last night.
Mrs. Grace Whitney, wife of the l\
S. steamship inspector, is registered at
i the Sexton having come in on • the Ad
miral Farragut. Mrs. Whitney will
• remain here until her husband returns
! from the westward.
Mike Johnson went south on the Ad
i miral Farraut, as guard to insane men
being taken from Seward for the Mom
ingside asylum.
George Palmer, merchant at Knik,
who recently suffered loss ot his. store|
and warehouses by fire, is aboard tin
STOP AND READ — We have war
; bread — nutritious .and wholesome —-0
poui*.(ls - 25 cents. Seward Ikikeiy ..J6
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v rcsh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
DRESS SHOES |
WORK SHOES \
Still tfoiiifr at $5.00 j>er pail*, j
Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
S lT M M E R U XI > E R W E A R
B V' Ds in Union Suits
POROXKXIT, the kind you see
thru
HAXXOX, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
SHORT RUBBER BOOTS
HIP RUBBER BOOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FULL LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
FI.ORSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A complete, line, latest lasts
and shades priced $0.00 to $15.00
Reasonable, quality considered.
I COTTER’S
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The Place Where Men Outfit
Seven <1 Alaska
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|' Phone Main 134
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j HAiflE Y(JD TRIED FOR BREAKFAST
ROOHF1ELD ESGS & BUTTES
OR
Hill BOOS. COFFEE
Tlicv m
THE BEST
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A liniral ftirragut for Seattle to pur
c! use a stock of merchandise. Mr.
Palmer i- already rebuilding »;t Knik.
John Vjnceni Iea\ on L Xorth
w \ste n for TalkCetiui when he will bo
J
mcnt survey party in charge of Victor
]j. Wilhelm of the U. S. l.atid force at
Juneau.
I hi* iv ;ular monthly if .. moot
ing ol i ! Mel ’odist Ladies Aid om.de
ty will he he’d at the home of Mts. C.
I Or' mder, tomorrow afternoon at 2:
20 o’clock. ( i eiv will he plenty of
work on hat: 1 4o do, it is announced.
Steamer \ ; *;h western will arrive in
port tomorrow nigi \ ar o ding to ca
ble advices r< rci’ *<! l y Ago? * McDon
ald thi- ai'te T.i on. The So lh\\«-4orn
i • making a ide t ip to ‘ ■ 1 i«' .1 uan
and also a call at I)i i'*r Hay.
Boys Dutclie s Kha'ri K nicker! > <
ns, special value. 1ho n oc JIa.\ki.
"Quality First."
Bowl the (la'tov.ay..
I no El I'oi Tan Cigar > jmi
larly mi id. T . y one ar.d y
a regular smoker of the b a id.
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Roys' Hitchess OnaJuroy 1 n:> k
bockers. We pay .\ou 10c or v«
button that comes oil.
Hawkins- “Quality Kbst.*’
Evinrudc engines at .1. I.. 1 i a T*
prop i
if*" f‘ :>f 3» 0
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S. O. MORFORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder B13g. SRWARD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOMF
RATES BY DAY M WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
FI. A. BURNER, Manager MS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop.
SEWARD - and - ANCHORAGE
We have several pairs of shoes in broken lots on sale
this week, also some underwear.
Anyone needing a good pair of shoes at a small price
• will profit by looking over this stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
We especially call the ladies’ attention to a small sup
ply of children’s dresses- cut and ready to sew- in a beaut"
iful material. Sizes from eight to fourteen years. These
little dresses are cut and all the materials, including all
trimmings, hooks and eyes, buttons and everything nec
essary for the completing of the garment is packed in a
large envelope, at $1.50 for the outfit. .
If you need cretonne, we have several patterns at a
slight reduction.
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