THe
Harriman National Bank
Of Alaska
AT SEWARD
Subscriptions to
THE VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN
(Last Liberty Loan)
of the
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Paying 4 -*4 Per Cent Interest
And Due in 1923.
Will Be Opened. HERE, On
Monday. April 21st, 1919,
.And Closed On
Monday May 10th, 1919.
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
•* LIBERTY THEATRE ”
{ TONIGHT! )
Utcst PARAMOUNT
Travel and Cartoon Comedy
THE CELEBRATED
CHARLES
RAY
—IN—
THE MILLIONAIRE
-VAGRANT
IN FIVE PARTS
{SEW ARt) SNAPSHOTS j
HOT CROSS Bt'NS— At the Sew
in) Bakery.
J. A. Rasmusj»en and wife are pas
sengers on the Farragut bound for
Kenai w here Mr. Rasmussen is super
—AT—
URBACH’S
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The
“ALWAYS RELIABLE"
JEFFERSON
SHOES
Work Shoes
And
Dress Shoes
intcndent of the cannery at that place.
Arthur Frame is aboard the Farra
gut bound for Anchorage after being
on a business trip to Juneau.
Charles Goldstein, of the big Ju
neau store bearing his name, is aboard
the Admiral Farragut, on a fur buying
trip.
John Yulen returned on the Admir
al Farragut last night and will hook
up immediately with one of the
restaurants in Seward.
HILLS BROTHERS COFFEE
The recognized standard for SO years.
BROOKFIELD EGGS AND BUTTER.
—SWIFT—
Premium Ham and Bacon
None better
—At—
BORGEN’S
GENERAL
Merchandise
HAVE YOU SMOKED
A
GIRORD
Try One
1ITHE KEY|
Barney Watson, claims agent of the
Admiral Line, is making an official
trip to Alaska, being a passenger on
the Admiral Farragut.
Alva Karnes, post office inspector,
is on the Farragut, going to Anchor
age.
Robert F. Griggs, with a party of
twelve scientists, in on the Admiral
Farragut bound for Kodiak. From the
latter place the party will go to Mt.
Katmai and make an investigation re
garding eruptions of that Volcano.
M. A. Ellis, prominent Willow Creek
operator, accompanied by his wife, :s
>n the Admiral Farragut bound for
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MILITARY
NORFOLKS
j
! WHIPCORDS— SERGES
KHAKI COLORED
The latest and the most scr
: viceable clothes ever design
i ed for Alaskans.
t
SEE
COTTERS
i I'HK PLACE WHERE MEN OUTFIT
the diggings.
The gunboat Vicksburg was an
ehoraged in Gastineau Channel at Ju
! ncau when the Admiral Farragur i
1 came west. At Juneau it was not
j known when the Vicksburg would
start for Cordova and Seward.
Mrs. C. F. Orlander left this morn
i ing on the Alameda for a visit* in the
| states.
Tom Winn, expert steam shovel
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We Are Prepared
To Accept Subscriptions for
The V I C T 0 it Y L 111 E It T Y Loan
From April 21st., to and Including May 101b.
V I C T 0 It Y II 0 N I) S Can be
Purchased in The Same Denominations as The
Previous Liberty Bonds.
Payment May He Made as Follows:—
Full Payment With Application.
—or—
10 Per Cent With Application.
10 Per Cent July 15th.
20 Per Cent August 12lh.
20 Per Cent September ‘Jth.
20 Per Cent October 71 h.
20 PerCent November 11(1:.
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S. O. MORFGHL
Succe**»or to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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HOTEL SEWARD •
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
KATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
M. A. HORNER, Manager MRS. VV. A. McfiEILEY, Pi op
back, they all do it.
C. E. Robinson, traveling man. !. f
for Juneau on the Alameda.
The Admiral Earragut sailed for
the westward at 8 o'clock this morn
ing.
John Hershey is in from Hope and ]
s registered at the Sexton.
George I.aughlin came in yesterday ,
from Mile 7 to get a sight at the
teamers in poit last night. While ;
♦he city Mr. I.aughlin is a guest at the »
Sexton.
H. L. Sagers and wife, from Port-,
’and , arrivals on the Admiral Farra
gut, are registeied at the Hotel Sev
an!.
llishop Rowe, expected to come to
Seward on the Admiral Farragu1;,
nissed the steamer at Cordova.
SYLVIAS
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
E. U. Weaver, from Moose Pass. i>
registered at the Hotel Overland.
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WEATHER REPORT
.
The following is the weather re
port for the 24 hours ending at 7 o'
clock this morning:
Seward 40, clear, calm.
Anchorage 24, clear calm.
Matanuska 32, clear , calm.
Chickaioon 33, clear, calm.
Wasilla 30, clear, calm.
Talkeetna 28, clear, calm. ,
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WANTED— A piano to rent, will
take best of care. Phone Adams 143.
A19.
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WANTED— Man to drive well. See
M. A. Homer, Hotel Seward. tr*.
BACK AGAIN
S. Stalinsky,
( loaning and Pressing
TAILORING
Next to Brown & Hawkins
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I
% REDUCTION ON ALL MEN’S SUITS
Here is Just The Sale You Have Been
l4)oking For.
Men’s Fine AU Wool Suits. In Cheviots.
Serges And Mixtures.
These Suits Are AU Big VALUES,
And YouTl Find QUALITY Tailored Right
Into The Garments.
VVe Know That You Wfll Be Pleased
With One of These Suits. Come In And Let Us
Prove It To You.
THIS SALE FOR CASH ONLY.
Mail Orders WiU Receive Our Prompt And
Careful Attention.
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Brown & Hawkins
“QUALITY FIRST”
man, formerly with the commissioi,
has gone to Cordova, beinjf a passen
ger on the Alameda.
H. A. Bowers, for years h tonsorfm
artist of Seward, left on the Alamed i
for the states. He will probably be
EASTER
WEEK
—- At—
Ellsworth’s
SEE OUR WINDOWS
BELMONT
JAMES PAULSON
Proprietor.
1 sewardTalaska.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Two furnished cab
ins. See Dougherty. F10.
WILSON'S SNOW GLASSES at
.1. L. Graefs tf.
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Pocket Flash lights and batteries a'
J. L. Graefs U.
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We do picture framing. Prices re.i
-.nnahle. Sexton & Thwaites. tf.
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ICE CREEPERS at J. L. Graefs
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FIELD GLASSES at J. L. Graef’s
tf.
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Andy’s express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
FOR EASTER WEEK
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Reductions made in Candies
Price by the Box
Regular $1.75 for $1.50
Regular $1.50 for $1.25
Regular $1.00 for 75 cents
Regular 75 cents for 50 cents.
THE ALASKA SHOP j
Formerly HettcU’.
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