The
ilarriman National Bank
OF AIJVSKA, AT SEWARD
OF THE
UNITED STATES
THIRD LIBERTY LOAN
Are now readv for distribution to
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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
-new shipment"
ELASTIC WRIST CANVAS
t, I <»\ . S Eoi l nkei
Hrown & linkin'*
“Quality First"
Evinrude eruim * at J. L. G a.*’ s.
GET YOL’R SHOES halt so’el w :
Monarc o -l ■ v;-:
a pair. Lloyd*:*. Opposite Mh» t\ l
•tie.
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get WISE—II roadway I.aund\
saves your clothes and mor.oy. Rouj:
dry, S cents per ’nnind. S!'.*
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TO * “* •
rsK FRESH VI! K - \* a drink it
ha'o no equal- Sold ex cry where.
Seward Hairy. S6
“ LIBERTY THEATRE "
Fridav & Saturday.
8:00 P.M.
PATHE TRAVEL Know
AMERICA. Through Cen
tral TEXAS. (1) Reel.
toot: toot: toot:
THIRD & FOCRTH
Installments of “The Rail
road Raiders” TONIOHT.
“HELEN HOLMES”
Also A Bear of a Comedy
Keystone (2) Reel scream.
Mile 13—
and
MILE 71—
ROADHOUSES
Are now under the
Management ol
NELLIE NEAL
Also Notary Public.
NOTH K
Notice is hereby given that the cn
. pr >pert;
tin Town u Seward tor the yeai
’S wi" become due and payable 01
1 day of November 1 !> 1S. I;
taxes are not paid on or before the
!•» . da> u; November PJlb. pon
uid interest will be added to the
original tax.
ill pa to the Cit)
i .i' r« at the office of the Tren
between the hours of 9 A. M
ami r> P.M.
(Signed) Julian H. Reed,
Municipal Clerk.
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What 1$ Yeur Idea
Of a Bank?
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 legiti
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._
THE BANK OF
T I
PATTON IS
TO LEAVE
Rev. .1. J. Patton, wife and two boys
expect to leave for Portland, Oregpn,
on the next sailing of the Admiral
Karragut. It is understood that a new
pastor will come north to take charge
of the Methodist Church here.
Several weeks ago when Rev. Mc
Queen, missionary head of the Meth
odist churches in Alaska, was in Sew
ard from Juneau, Rev. Patton asked
if it would be possible for him to
ehange. The matter was taken up with
the ISishop in Oregon and several
ilays ago Rev. Patton received a cab'e
announcing that he wouhl be trans
ferred to Oregon, no assignment lx*
ing made until the Methodist confer- i
once meets in Portland during the
latter part of this month.
Rev. Patton has been in Seward fo ••
two year - and has made much pro
gress in Methodist affairs in the city .
A_
MAY HAVE A
1 i
There may he a baseball game to
rn row afternoon between the Sew
ird r.ine and the boys of the U. S. S.
Saturn . Many of the Seward players
ov martini; under the defeat of last
Sunday and are trying to arrange a
game tomorrow. If the weather poi
nts a game may be played starting
; ? 'J eVlock.
Tin* Christian Science Society will
old regular services tomorrow fore
oon ;.i 11 o’clock and Sunday School
at 12 l ’» o’clock.
The Odd Follows will give a dance
hi> evening in their hall and also
.-orve luncheon.
Judge ISunnell and other court of
ficial.' ai»* expected to arrive from
Anchorage tomorrow over the rail
road ready for the opening of the re*
I gtdar session here on .Monday.
Dr. 0. J. Keating will return from
the westward on the steamer Dora.
Margaret Romig. and Klizabeth Ro
mig, « xpect to leave ft>r the states on
the next southbound trip <»f the Ad
miral Karragut.
Mrs. W. F. Root is enc'*rtaining this !
tftei i oon for Mi& <5ertrude Kendall.
I '»no of the new school teachers, an 1
; Miss Dorothy Hopper, who will leave
<>n the Alameda for her home in Seat*
tie after a visit of several months in
Seward.
L. J. Lauritscn is in the city from
Canyon Creek and reports that he
could use a larger force of men on tbn
mining property if they could he ob
tained.
Judge Whittlesey is expected to re
turn from Cook Inlet possibly on the
train tomorrow night.
Several of th< traveling men who
ent to Vnchorago on the Alaska an*
\ported in Seward either tomorrow
• i the first of next w. < I; coming over
the railroad.
Louis Xissin and W. D. Fuller ate
g'stered at the Hotel Seward from
Mile 22.
The old familiar school bell will be
heard next Monday morning at 8:20
o’clock summoning these of the var
ious grades for the first day of the
fall term.
Otto Phoehlmann is now a lance
corporal in the navy and stationed ar
San Diego. In writing to friends in
Seward Mr. Poehlmann states that his
training in the Seward Military Unit
landed him his stripes.
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Not on display
URBACH’S
MANY TURN
OUT FOR
DRILL
MANY TURN
For one hour and a half last night
the members of tin* Seward Military
unit drilled in earnest. All members
were given their guns last night, num
bers were taken and gun rack num
bers assigned, 'there were eight men
in the recruit squad and the remain
der were in squad formations being
instructed in the manual of arms,
the next drill will be on Tuesday
night at the B. Hall at 7 o’clock
sharp and will last for an hour.
Those answering to roll call last
night were as follows:
OFFICERS
Capt. J. J. Ryan.
1st Lieut. R. C. Colburn.
2nd Lieut. K. L. Sweek.
1st Serg., Krich Lucas.
Serg., W. I\ Henry.
Corporal K. S. Jaccard.
Corporal .). D. Sullivan.
PRIVATES
Arnold, A. J.
Austin, E.
Balderston, H.
Benson, C. A.
Brook, C. It.
Houck, W. K.
Corcoran, D. J.
Crawford, E.
Eide, A.
Ellsworth, H. E.
Estes, C. A.
I- riend, E. A.
liner, B. A.
hagstrom, C. E.
ilai r, T. M.
Horner, M. A.
James, jr. B. E.
knowlton, F. C.
Lem, H. L.
Lorang, F. P.
.'Lugides, L.
M.d.hvon, D. C.
, i »• ord, C. it.
IM ia? tier, C. E.
Fa i ter, H.
Ray, L. V.
1 otl ! US, 0.
K Uhards, J. M.
Hi.' «t. Julian.
Santos, C.
.''t t* Us, IL J.
Sla III oru, W. i!.
Stanton, J. B.
Moan, J..M .
Thoreen, (Jeo. A.
i a; water, E. ,’L
m to, F. E.
TUvaites, J. K.
\oughn, K. I).
Frbach, L.
«r, R. J.
' lilt n, J.
V IL*- F N r.
I *uc, Wayn *.
J »m, H. L.
1 t vding, J. '1.
M* Donald, ll.
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METHODIST till RCH.
RE\. J. J. Patton, Pastor.
Sunday School meets promptly at
11 a.m.
Evening Praise Service and Ser
mon ;ii Subject “A Love Story
that Brought Both Victory and Dis
aster.”
Ihe public is cordially invited.
-A-1
I MINUTE MEN MEET.
'1 he four minute men of Seward
will hold a regular meeting tonight in
the office of Chairman L. V. Kay at
7:4i o’clock. All members are asked
to attend.
FISH QUOTATIONS
SEATTLE, Sept., 7.— Fish prices
at noon today were as follows halibut
sixteen and seven eights cents; sable,
six and om half cents; ling and red
od, twelve and one half cents.
SFAVARi) ALASKA, Sept.,7— 1918.
To Mrs. Dryden and family: Being
you have left my bed and board, l
take this method of notifying you that
1 an willing to support and provide
for you; to send the children to school
at Seward, Alaska.
From Father and Husband,
W. H. Dryden.
SATURDAY NIGHT
DANCE
The Odd Fellows will give a dance)
Saturday night in their hall . Admis
sion $1 including luncheon. Ladies
Free. All Welcome. S6.
SEXTON AND
TH WAITES
Cigars and
Sodas. Ice Cream. Candy
Commercial Photography
GET IT TODAY
$
SLICKERS, RUBBER COATS
CRAVANETTES
SHOE-PACS RUBBER BOOTS
RUBBER HATS
MEDLICOTT and STANFIELDS
UNDERWEAR
—AT—
COTTERS
THE PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT.
ONE NEWTON IMI LE
2.‘>ti (. A LI Ll’.ii—
( an bo seen lor a ft*w days—At
IIUOWN & MAW KINS
“Q(TALITY F1KST"
— — —* — ' - 1 1 —
..The Moon cafe is open Nights.
lYashinj'ion street. Ro\es lor Ladies.
SCREEN DOORS
ILosius iV: Noon. if
S. O. MGR FORD
Successor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
HATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
It A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEiLEY. Pi op.
RHYMES OF A ROUGHNECK
—BY—
PAT O’COTTER,
.Something different v.
The Edition is limited, if you want one. gel 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.
-Rifles and shotguns of every description-at
a price you can afford to pay.
-“OF COURSE” you will want the “FAMOUS
DUXBAK” HUNTING GARMENTS. WE HAVE THEM
-And don’t forget to take along a good supply of
fresh ammunition. And bring back more birds.
_EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER
Crown & Hawkins
“Quality First”