The
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA. AT SEWARD
I
OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
* * Are now ready for distribution to
A
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTHER BONDS OF
This Issue For Sale AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
> THRIFT STAMPS
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UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
ALTA TEAS AM) COFFEES
\|.W AYS KlliH I.
BROWN & HAWKINS.
*01 \I.ITY FIRST.”
Evinrude engines at .1. I . Ciaet s. t!
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(;ET YOl’R SHOES halt' soled with
.Monarch Oak. It ha> no equal. $l.7f*
a pair l.lovd's. Opposite Libeitx l he*
at re. ’
GET WISE Broadway Ijuradry
saxes your clothes and money. Rough
dry, S cents per wound. Sl!>
I SF. FRESH MILK- Vs a drink it
has no equal- Sold exerx where.
Seward Hairy. S*>
“ LIBERTY THEATRE ”
Monday & Tuesday S: ji.m
latest Ford Weekly No til.
“Dl'STIN FARNTM” in
“DAVID GARRICK”
Extra good (5) reel Drama
Two Reels of Hilarity
“ORIENTAL LOVE”
It’s a Mack Sennett.
Samuel R. McFarland, will
Sing Tonight.
WATSON FOR SALMON
The Admiral Watson is making a
Thing trip on the present voyge in
older to call at many canneries and
take salmon south. From now until
the sairnon is all cleaned up from VI*
a>ka canneries al steamers will have
lull cargoes of fish.
YOU THINK
THINK
Home of Hart SchaflY.er
& Marx Suits. Raincoat.'
& Overcoats.
What 1$ Your
If a ank?
The following is our idea of what a
bank ought to be and what this bank’s
fixed policy is.
We cater to no one class. We serve no
special interest. We seek only the legitr
mate banking business of all classes of
honest men in this community.
We are neither so big as to despise or
discourage small accounts, nor so small
as to accept undesirable business just
for the sake of more accounts.
If you believe that this kind of a bank
ought to be your bank, come in and talk
it over.
You will receive every courtesy and
accommodation consistent with sound
banking.
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SEW Ml) SNAPSHOTS!
.Mr .and Mrs. Woolley and daughter
|>orth\ will h*a\e on the Alaska for
Seattle.
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K. K. Rudolph, formerly connected
with llrown & Hawkins, expects to
leave l<*r Valdez shortly then pioceed
to Seattle.
The Moose will hold their regular
meeting to night at the A. V. Hall at
y o'clock. Hereafter the Moose meets
i every Tuesday night.
* The winguams on Lowell creek held
the water during the past two days
in splendid manner. The rain raised
the creek slightly hut the dam kept
the water within confines*
Mr. and Mrs. Kllis Julin and daugM
-ter v-rt»inia will be passengers on
the .steamer Alaska for the states.
Woik is progressing favorably on
;In* wingdams being constructed by
the commission at the bay end of
Lowell Creek.
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James P. Moml), formerly of Sew
ard. is now a sergeant in the .‘tlst
Kuginees Corps, and is now in Cen
liral Officer's 'lTaining Camp Lee, in
Virginia. i \
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Subscriptions to the (lateway are
•low due and if passngi tybheo m ran
u,w due and if passing by the office,
| drop in as the collector may he a few
• lays lat«* in calling.
orwil. SESSION EAST
NIGHT-AN OTHER TONIGHT
At the meeting of the city council
'asl night the monthly payrolls and
in-idf-atal hills were 0. Ked anti war
ants oidmvd drawn for their nay
ment. <'hiof of Police Guest was in
structed to place a good hydrant in
place of the leaky one at the Northern
^cornet and also hydrant at Aenm
and I!• il oral avenue within three
day* provided the Water Company
showed further negligence in doing
the work. The street committee was
instructed to place the side walk at
I the Daggett property •*' safe condi
tion. Postponement of the regular
session was then taken until 8 o’clock
toni"h\ Those i la-t night were
Mayor H<>hon. Coimeihuon Crawford.
•Cotter Graef, Whittemore amt Eneas
OLD CHURCH IS SOI D
The Community Christian church.
\hich has been in the lowlands of
1 owe!I Creek, has been sold to Mr.
Thod.M ami is gradually being turn
’own. the lumber b-\ng saved.
V \XT TO COME BACK
Aciording to letters received from
those who have gone to the st do/,
from vomiti folk especially, the bi ?
• -on looks good, bar they all long
t> i< it *n to Seward and .ever;1 arc
coming back before snow flies. >
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:apt. c.i asscock is on
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
Capt. Glasscock is in command of
the Admiral Watson on the present
•rip owMvr to extensive repairs being
made to his ship the Admirial Evans.
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COL. Mt’RPHY AT HEAD
OF RED CROSS IN PARIS.
PATHS. Sept.. M.—Col. Fredrick
Murphy, of St. Louis, has been placed
in charge of the medical and surgical
depantmot of the American Tted Cross
•is a part of the general reorganizat
ion which contemplates the allotment
functions by zones.
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WILL the party who took box of
hshing tackle and gaff book from
under boat by Seward Boat House,
r,lease return same to the office of the
l • Tate way. **•
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Mile 45—
and
MILE 71—
ROADHOUSES
Are now under the
Management of.
NELLIE NEAL
Also Notary Public.
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Entire Ng^yT Management. I
Newly'decorated'and re- I
furnished throughout.
Rate* SI 00 oar Oay and up
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MASONS NOTICE
Reg. Com. Seward Lodge, No. 210
F. & A. M. Wed. Sept 4th, Visiting
Brothers welcome.
Leon Urbach,
S4 Master.
4*
keel is laid
for dreadnought
FOR THE JAPANESE.
YOKOSUKA, Japan, Sejt., 3.—The
j keel of the battleship Matsu, a super
dreadnought with a displacement of
j 43,000 tons was laid here recently
with much rite and ritual. I he cere
mony consisted of Shinto religious
i services conducted hv Shinto priests.
RED C ROSS PHYSICIANS
GO TO MANCHURIAN FRONT
V l .ADI VOSTOK, Sept., 3.—Fou r
Red Cross physicians have gone to
the Manchurian front to establish ar
evacuation hospital and surgical de
partment at Harbin. The military hos
i pital there already has been taken
' over by the Red Cross.
SUN DAL JOY RIDING IS
FORBIDDEN IN THE EAST.
WASHINGTON, Sept., 3.—The fuel
administration today forbade the use
j of all automobiles oast of the Missis
sippi on Sunday except in cases where
i*it was shown to be absolutely neces
sa rv.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
The following letters are uncalled
for at the Seward Post office:
Pratt J. J., Cook, Mrs. May; Dot
son. Lute; Dingman, Mrs. C. H.; De
Inime Maur; Edwards, Evelyn; Honda
Chris; Hop.e Hans; Hood, J. H.;
Kapsamualis, John; Klingman, C. VY.
Coden. Yon; I«ageltnn. Thos.; Luto
j Emil; Mainer, Oliver.
When calling for these letters
please say advertised. William E.
Root, Postmaster.
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( The fight is not always to the
strongest: often it goes to the man
who can hold his temper longest.
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SEATON AND
». THWAITES
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Cigars and
Sodas. Ice Cream, Candy
Commercial Photography
FALLWEATH R
RAIN, SLEET, SNOW.
The best and largest stock in Seward to choose
from.
Roynster and Kenyon, standard ot the World.
RUBBER COATS SLICKERS
SHOE PACS RUBBER BOOTS
STORM RUBBERS
COTTERS
' THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT. \
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RAIN (OATS and SLICKERS
THAT KEEP THE W -TER OUT. *
BROWN & HAWKINS
“QUALITY FIRST"
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1 . .The Moon cafe is open Night*.
Washington street. Iloxes for f.adie*.
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I SCREEN- noons — for sale at
rtrosius & Noon. If
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
^ Succ****«>r to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
‘ FJVTES BY DAY OR WEEK - WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
,jM. A. HORNER}, Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop.
WE ARE NOW
SHOWING
A Complete Line
OF MENS WORK SHOES, KHAKI PANTS, WOOL
SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR, HEAVY SOX, GLOVES
AND SHOE PACS. / A
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SEE OUR WINDOWS
FOR PRICES
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ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU.
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Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First”
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