The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
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THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have, On Hand I tBONDS OF j
This Issue For Sale AT i AR
also
WAR SAVING ERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
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FISHERMANS
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SHIPMENT
OILED
AND
RUBBER BOOTS
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URBACH’S
' The Store with a
Conscience”
| ibefi y Theatre
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MONDAY NIGHT ..ONLY Jane, 17th.
LATEST FORD WEFNIA NO.fi-> ONE REEL
Julus Steger, in " HE -Si )LEN TRIUMPH
“STOLEN TRIUMPH nost dramatic
and tense plays ever sc: < e v a id it carries with it a
great moral lesson.
Also a One r< ■ ter kids I
Tomorrow Xiglu Fxtra So ■' Douglas Fairbanks
in “Wild & Wooly"
Music by Mrs. A. H. 1 er. Usual Prices
Shows Starts at 8:00 P. M.
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THE B/iKK OF
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FOUNDED UPON SOUND PRINCIPLES OF SAFE
CONSERVATIVE BANKING, THIS INSTITUTION'S
STRON G AS THE ROCK OF G BRALTER, COMBINES
WITH THESE POLK IES AN ENERGETIC,.. PRO
GRESSIVE MANAGEMENT AND WELL DEVELOP
ED FACILITIES FOR PROMPT,.. EFFICIENT.. AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE
YOUR INQUIRIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.
i SEWARD SNAPSHOTS j
Hubert Speck, pioneer expressman '
of Anchorage, with his wite, was
aboard the Northwestern Saturday1'
night bound for Seattle where he will
locate.
Hev. C. M. Ilrown, temporarlily oc
cupying the Presbyterian church pul-;
pit at Anchorage, was a passenger for
tli state's on the Northwestern.
Many families from Anchorage are
aboard the Alameda bound for the out- ,
side.
Joe Hoadhouso, after whom all such
establishments have been named, was
around Seward Saturday night shak
1 ing hands with old acquaintances. Mr. j
Uoadhouse is bound for the states to i
i ©side.
Commissioner of Education L. D. i
ilenderson, is a passenger on the Ala
meda, bound for his headquarters at ■
Juneau. _
Sol Freyd, pioneer merchant at An-I
choruge, was a passenger on the
Northwestern bound for the states to
locate.
1*. J{. McXerney, from Mile 20,
came in on the train last night and is
a guest af the Overland.
V. C. G«*nn and wife, of Juneau,
while waiting for the Dora to take ;
them to Port Chatham, have apart
ments at the Seward.
George Colwell went out the line
yesterday to be away for a week.
Elizabeth Uoinig is now working one
hilt at the local telephone exchange.
The regular weekly noonday lunch
ton of the Seward Chamber of Com
hmeree will be held tomorrow at the
! Seward Grill at 12:*>0 o clock. As sev
! oral well known persons are in Seward
hey will undoubtedly be the guests at
the luncheon.
Margaret Uomig is now employed at
! Ellsworths, and Helen Tallason has ac
! tv pted a position at Hcttel’s.
The Iv-ys wlvo are to take part in the
I Fourth of July drill will meet tonight
j at 7 o’clock at the Pioneer's hall.
IcarstenTcloses
Owing to war conditions, also to the
government enforcing a l’oasonablo
price to be charged for meats, the ( ar
ster.s Packing Company closed the
meat market in Seward Saturday night
Two markets, with the over head char
ges, can not he made to pay in Seward
and the Frye Company will maintain
it's store here. The Frye Company by
Mutual consent, has given the field in
Valdez to the C’arstens Company, and
has withdrawn from there.
Manager Klopfer is today closing up
the final accounts and the transfer of
stcok on hand to tin* Frye Company
here, and will leave for Seattle on the
Alaska. It .is understood that when
the railroad is completed, Cars tons will
again reopen as their property intcr
e.sts here will require this move.
FLAT CARS ARE
3B0UGHT FROM
! THE CANAL ZONE
The large tsoamer schooner Port An
gcles and the ocean going barge Kufus
E. Wood, both owned by the Charles
Xclson Company, of San Francisco, ar
rived in port early yesterady morning
with freight for the commission. The
I principal commodity aboard tho two
crafts were flat cars the steam schoon
1 or and the barge each having fifteen.
I The Port Angelo* .is in command ot
i Capt. Uahlquist and the barge in char
ge of Capt. Xeilson.
The Port Angeles left Balboa, Canal
Zone, *12 days, ago towing the barge,
| The first stop was made at Anchorage
where locomotives and flat cars were
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•Watch the specials at HettePs this
week. See window display. tf
SEWARD BAKERY until further
notice will be opened Sunday’s from D
A. M. to 2 P. M. and 5 to 7 P. M tf
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Screen doors — for sale at Brosius
and Xoon. t f
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The El Koi Tan Cigar mages your
bit worth while. They are mild, burn
even and satisfy. Jo
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I\ewiy accoravcu mu »u
furnished throughout.
Rates: S1.00 per Oay and up
unloaded, then the trip was made to
Seward. The trip from the canal zone
took 3b deys, head winds and generally
nasty weather being encountered.
The two craft left out during the
night going to Puget Sound.
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ALEMEDA IN PORT
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Steamer Alameda arrived from An
chorage at 2 o’clock this afternoon
with 65 aboard from Cook Inlet for
the outside. .1 VV. Ward, business man
ager of the Anchorage Times is aboard
bound for Cordova where he will start
a morning paper for Charles Herron.
Hucchel C. Parker is also a passenger
on the Alameda for the states after
six weeks inspecting his mining prop
erties in the interior. The Alameda re
mained at the local dock for ;in hour
then went to the S,an Juan dock and
will sail from there late this afternoon.
The following s/iil on the Alameda
from Seward: for Cordova, William
Sauers, Florence Wilson; for Seattle:
W. F. Rohrbach, H H Hanlon, Mrs. H
K. Vaughan and daughter, Mrs. W.
Wharrv, Mrs H. A. Powers and daugh
ter, and C E. Nelson; for Latouchc, F.
Cill is.
WEATHER FORECAST
The weather forecast for tonight
and tomorr ow is fair and cooler.
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Fresh whipping cream—Seward Dairy.
DRESS SHOES
WORK SHOES I
Still going at $5.00 per pair, j
Have a look at our window
GOOD VALUES
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
I» V Ds in Union Suits
FORONKNIT, the kind you see
thru
HANNON, the short sleeve and
low neck
ALL KINDS ALL WEIGHTS
SHORT RUBBER ROOTS
HIP RUBBER ROOTS
SHORT SLICKERS
FLU, LENGTH SLICKERS
SLICKER HATS
ALL RUBBER RAIN COATS
FLOKSHEIM DRESS SHOES
A complete lino, latest lasts
and shades priced $0.00 to $!.*».00
Reasonable, quality considered.
The Place Where .Men Outfit
I Scwaid Alaska
I
jPHone Main 13^
HAVE YOU TRIED FOR BREAKFAST
BROOKFIELD EGGS & BUTTER
OR
HILL BROS. COFFEE
Thev are
THE BEST .
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McConnell is rejected
Emmett McConnell, who loft for T*ort
Usrum in tlu* first quota of the select
ive draft, has been rejected according
to information received horo. Mr. Mc
Connell h.us been placed in (’lass f> and
| has boon instructed to return to,his em
ployment at EaTouche.
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I Will the gentleman who borrowed
| book, “4 Years in Germany/ please re
turn same. W. K. Root. JIT
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All those ow ing the undersigned are
asked to please settle their account ini
rnediately. All those who have bills
against the undersigned are asked to
present them .immediately.
J20 THK CARSTKXS RACKING CO.
Boys Dutchess Khaki kn
ers, special value. Brown «v l:a.v’
“Quality Kir-t.”
Bead lh<* (lateway..
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The E! Koi Tan Cigar s ;:
! larly mild. Try or. • and >
a regular smoker of tin b;u » .
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Hoys* Dutchess Cord ..n\v
bookers. We pay you •*
button that comes oi”.
Hawkins. “(Quality Kir
Evinrudc engines at .1. 1 ?
S. O. MORFOED
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. AL K.
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MOTEL. SEWAF 1
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A fiOM.'.
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK
M. A. HORNER, Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEAT'.J
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Picp.
SEWARD - and - ANCHORAGE
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Choice . Bargains
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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 ail
trimmings, hooks and eyes, buttons and everything noc-.
cssary for the completing of the garment is packed in a
large envelope, at $1.50 for the outfit.
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I f you need cretonne, we have several patterns at a
slight reduction.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“Quality First”
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GROCERY.
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