THE
| HARRIMAN
RATIONAL BANK
OF ALASKA
AT SEWARD
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“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
( TONIGHT )
—8— P. M.
DANIEL FROHMAN
PAULINE FREDERICK
In A Tense Unusual Photo
play, In Five Parts.
“THE SLAVE MARKET”
Famous Player Production
Also A Mack Sennett Key
stone Two Reel Comedy.
“PINCHED in the FINISH”
With FORD STERLING &
MARY THURMAN.
“IT’S A BEAR BOYS”
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT-— T*o furnished cab
inn. See Dougherty. FIO.
WXI soys SNOW Gl I SSI - at
J. L Graef’s tf.
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Garden Implements at t tracts.
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Fishermen’s Supplies at Gruels.
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FIKI.lt Gl. \SSF.S at J. L. Giaef’s
:f.
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Andy’s express meet«* all trains and
steamers Phone 143.
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NEW
STTTSON HATS
LA TEST SIMONE Styles in shade**
ul IVY. I'AIOION and OLIVE
AT
URBACHS
Lad) does washing and ironing, lu
uuire bungalow rear Mrs. Small’s o»i
t hird avenue after H I*. M.
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M VSON’S NOTH K
Stall'd communication of Seward
l.ixige No.. 219. F. & A. M., will he
held Wed. May 21st S l». M. work 3rd
degree. Sojourning Masons invited.
Hugh Dougherty, W. M.
h\ih;k i; vroda arrivks
The big steel barge Raroda. in to'V
>*■ the Anyox, commanded by (’apt.
\. S. Nelson, arrived this forenoon
r»oni the Panama canal loaded with
’ a r »ad • o'lipment for the cotnnds
io7i. The Large and Anyox brought
Farly Rose Seed Potatoes.
DROWN & HAWKINS
** Quality First
GOING TRAVELING?
THEN SEE US BEFORE YOU START ON YOUR
TRIP. WE CARRY IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES A COM
PLETE LINE OF STEAMER AND WARDROBE
TRUNKS. COWHIDE BAGS AND SUITCASES.
TRAVELING SETS. LEATHER NOVELTIES, IN
FACT. EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO THE
TRAVELER. COME IN AND LOOK THE LINE OVER.
ALWAYS PLEASED TO SHOW YOU
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
—Phone, Main 34—
RUMMAGE
- SALE -
LADIES SWEATERS
WAISTS. HOUSE DRESSES
—At
THE KEY|
$2.50 Per Box
Henry George Cigars
The Best Little
Smoke in the World.
50 Cigars $2.50.
THE KEY|
over 2700 tons of flat cars and other
railroad material. Seven flat cars
were washed off the barge during a
storm and the Anyox took the Baroda
to Prince Rupert for a few miner re
pairs and instructions, before proceed
ing to Seward.
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DOUGHERTY— UKBAUII
XUPITALS
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Miss Esther Urbach and Hug'*
Dougherty were married last evening
at 6: '»0 o’clock by Judge W'. H. Whit
tlesey. Th»‘ wedding was a quiet at-|
•’ail attended only by the mother of I
the bride, Mrs. B. Urbach, and Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Urbach, also newly
weds. A wedding dinner was served at
Ms. Van Slyke’s after which the wed
ding couple went for an auto ride
which ended at the honeymoon cottage
<*n Second avenue.
Dorothy Minzesheimer. the pretty
and talented daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Minzesheimer. of New York City, and
Leon Urbach, of Seward, were married
in New York City on April 16th. Th.»
wedding breahfn-t was served at the
Savoy Hotel and the newly weds went
to the Grand Canyon of Arizona, Ho
tel El Tovan, for their honeymoon
trip. before coming to Seward to re
side.
STEAMSHIP VICTORIA
MAY BRING TROOPS
HOME FROM S1BERI \
Word received from Washington in
dicates that the government experts
to send one of the first boats tins
year from Nome, Alaska to Vladivos
tok, for the soldiers who are ill or
wounded, with doctors and nurses who
will accompany them home.
The steamship Victoria will he the
*‘irst boat of the year to go to Nome
and as its return cargo from the norti
would he light, it is believed that it
will ho sent to Vladivostok, returning
fom there direct to Seattle.
That the business between Alask i
and Asia is to he more extensive this
season than ev^r before is evident
from the numbor of applications that
have been made for permission to shin
goods from Nome across to the Sib
erian const.
F. 1. Karaeff, was issued a permit
recent fv to ship r>00 rifles and f>,000
rounds of ammunition from Nome to
Kamtchatka. for hunting. Karaeff is
SEWARD AUTO SUPPLY SERVICE
ELLSWORTH
U. S. Tires. Sales & Service
DEPOT
Phone Night Phone Day
Medan 64.AdamaST.
WORKING SHOES
Heavy Oil Tanned Double
Oak Sole
Best Value in Seward
$8.50 Pair
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Tan Lotus Army Shoes
Buckhecht
All Sizes $7.50 a Pair
Florsheini Dress Shoes
Complete Stock—New Lasts
$10.00 and Up.
Cheap— Quality Considered
COTTER’S
I'HK PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT
going into the north country with a
trailing outfit.
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TO BE KNOWN AS “WEE WEE”
It is now the opinion among the
many ladies of Seward that J. I..
Graef’s private yatch will not be chris
tened “The Glory of the Sea’s but will
be called “Wee Wee.”
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LIBOR CANDIDATE IS OCT
FOR DELEGATE TO CONGRESS
.1. L. Jones, of Ketchikan, is under
stood to have announced his candidacy
for Delegate to Congress, at the spec
ial election to he held next month
when t successor to Charles A. Sulzer,;
deceased, will be elected. Mr. Jones!
was formerly principal of the Ketchi- :
kan schools.
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WfCKERSHAM GOES TO JUNEAC
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James Wickersham has left Valdez
for Juneau. At Valdez Mr. Wicker
dinm made a fruitless quest for evi
dence in his contest in the Delegate
••ase. according to local reports.
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COTTER’S MOVING
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cotter moved
ASK
Ellsworth’s
If They Have It
We are helping our custom
ers to meet the demand or?
the PRESENT
and are assisting them in
their plans for the FUTURE
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We invite your account.
BANK Of SEWARD
Established 1905
I FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
Slice es*or to
ij JOE CAMPBELL
I 2nd Floor Van G«der Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RAfES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
PI. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
txlay f?om the Van Gilder block to the
Hay residence.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
OF SEWARI). THIRD DIVISION. :
TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, pursuant to an Act of Congress,
approved May 7th, 1906, entitled “An «
\ct providing for the election of a |
Delegate to the House of Representa- j
lives from the Territory of Alaska," j
and an *ct of Congress approved
August 24, 1912, entitled “An Act to
create a Legislative Assembly in the i
Territory of Alaska, to confer legis
lative power thereon, and for other
purposes," and an Act of the Terri
torial Legislature of the Territory of;
\luska approved April 29, 1915, en* j
titled “An Act providing for the fill- •
iMg of a vacancy in the office of Del
egate from Alaska in the House of 1
Representatives," and in pursuance
therewith a Special Election will be j
held on Tuesday June 3rd. 1919, for j
the purpose of electing a Delegate to
t’ongress from the Territory of Alas- ,
ku to fill a vacancy by the death of
Delegate Charles A. Sulzer.
The Common Council of the Town '
of Seward having heretofore designat
ed the Seward Fire Hall to be the poll
ing place for said election for the Sew- '
nrd Voting Precinct, the electors are'
hereby notified that all duly qualified
" CROP’’*
Plant Nash’s Seed Potatoes.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First "
SPECIALS
REGULAR $1.50 box of stationery- (
this week- 35 cents.
REGULAR $1 box of candy at 50 ;
cents. i
NATURAL cigarettes 10 S 7 for
$1.00
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 4 bags
for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Formerly Hettels*.
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
electors residing in the Town of Sew
ard will vote at said Seward Fire Hall
and that said polling place will be
open between the hours of 8 o’clock
A. M. and 7 o’clock P. M. of said date.
Dated at Seward. Alaska, this 30.h
day of April, 1919.
The Common Council of the town
of Seward.
E. K. Chamberlin.
MAYOR.
C. A. ESTES,
Municipal Clerk.
PEARL OIL * $1.30 CAN.
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”
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BELMONT
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor,
sewardTalaska.
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