The I
Harriman National Bank
OF ALASKA, AT SEWARD
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Are now ready for distribution to
THEIR SUBSCRIBERS
We Have. On Hand. A Few OTGER BONDS OF
This Issue For Ss’e AT PAR
also
WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATE STAMPS.
and
THRIFT STAMPS
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! sited S" A7FS DEPOSITARY
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ;
DO YOU WANT PRINTING?
NOW IS i V* LE RHEADS,
ENVELOPES, STATEMENTS, BILLHEADS OK
ANY OTHER STATIONERY NEEDS OF YOUR
' OR STORE. PAPER PRICES ARE TO
v VANCE. .THE GATEWAY HAS PLENTY OF
\ AT THE OLD PRICES.
LIBERTY THEATRE
WEDNESDAY t<5 TH PS ) \Y h ly -1st w Aug. 1.
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“BILL HART**. Th
•He. .-i his usual \ > Pari Feature
\\ hit h 5 >u will all rULLP ERM
Also a (ID i: . . r ' me Comedy,
Big Hit. -ME:I : AMP AND SHAME”.
Music by Mrs. A. II. McNeir. t sual Prices
Shows Starts at 8:00 T. M.
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
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SNIPING
AN ART
■ ■ ■ ■ r
BEHIND THE BRITISH LINES
\ I • VNCf\ A I -Mnpinc and
counter sniping has l»een reduced to a
unc ait in modern warfare, and the
sharps!)* oter uses many other bnan
ches of lie se rvice to assist him. An
cident which o*\urod a few days
ago in the British lines in Flanders
lows how a little artillery work is
sometimes necessary in bringing
: bout the undoing of the Gentian
snipeiis
Lieutenant Jackson, battalion snip
ing officer, was walking down the
trench when he hoard a sudden rattle
oi n oG dry, German bullets striking
oae of the British sniping plates.
( iv of hb sniping posts was being.
battered In German armor-piercing
bullets.
The oiTiecr hurried to the scene
and with bis periscope located the
spot where the Germans were firing.
It was a big post on some ground bo
’ ad the enemy firing line, hidden
with ca <r. and looking exactly like
.. e of the other tangled hummocks
v :h which ."hells and mines had St- ’
-ewn the vicinity. Hut his trained
vc pi h kb marked out four small ;
which he knew to be loop
'• . t , Ha c\celler.ee of ids jicr.iseopo
v*cn enabled him to scon the puffs of
• nbum''d iHiwdcr which came from,
he f>u hostile rifles at every shot, j
*• f \ are Itchind coneivte and steel
. t .-t surface mud. sir”, said tlx
erg ant. “It won’t ho easy dealing (
• ith them.*
.it's a cue for the heavy artillery, I
ai i aio," murmured Lieutenant |
{sot. regretfully, he disliked call-j
u in any outside assistance for his j
-it! pel's,
"I ;• the Major of that heavy ha*
.. i A covers us, going by a mo
r.ont ago.” suggested the sergeant.
Lieutenant Jackson hurried ofl
! nvn the tiench and found the Major
ho v is upon a suiTey of the enemy
to: special targets. A hit of what
ad developed brought the Major
: ck. and a minute later he was in
the neatest signal dugout, telephon
ic instructions to his battery,
M •;< i \ iijle Lieutenant Jackson In
conel the sergeant away out of the
iujo * « In iring. “Put Haggarty and
t{ own into Post ihSergeant, ’he or
,ered. *i don’t think the Germans
\u\* any Pay communiciation into
t p. t if theirs, and they will have
SftVE HONEY
/UEFFERSONV
n^SKOE^
By Buying
Your HAT, CAP, SHOES,
SUIT & RAINCOAT
FROM
URBACH’S
The store with s
somimt.
SCREEN DOORS — for sale at
Brosius & Noon. tf
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The Moon cafe., is., open Nights.
Washington street. A20
— * ^ W — 1 - ■ *11
Erosh wh pping cream—Seward Dairy.
— •*” 1 "* ^
hrtr'T r* wis* ol' • *1 sj»il on do
bn ( he s iy. ?* = «**—srv.-:ne Tor
: .rise you all w:d a nv^s or tish**s
Ymvn \ .01 »i 'h in’i?' save do most
on « *t Mimp.i/ elae It.-Ti l on S* ell
<viT dal «•!* franco tw^ on ni**o it
roork, UKi," ?*-2 e*v I*on bo k«**oh |
a l. k tish ar *. say. j<o* oe, —
I ),,, t—v-r ee. Won
bo mV «1at bo mean* 3*1 when y««n
Jills Timko rjr hjjowil* y s dent trial.t* *
V. ,—uhi* o *rn Tnoal lor save wh-ai
11..ur lor de «**jors.
to bolt for cover over the ridge."
Vusently the first heavy projectile
came Tumbling up from the rear. It
burst fifty yards wide in a great sp
in h of earth. The second shell burst
in the Oiman firing line, ngbt in
front of the snipine post. and tore
a huge gap in the parapet. The
third fell right o ntop of the post it
self. Hut the concrete of the structure
was strong, ami the shell actually ri
cocheted clear and hurst several yard .
away.
“That has frightened them." ex
claimed the Major sudenly, a> four
SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
B. V. D’s
Seal Pan
Porosknit
Two Piece Suits
Union Suits
COTTER’S
The Hare Where Men Outfit
Sown id Alaska
jpoTVs appeared frmn bduini the
>mp»ng post ami r*fnl madly for the
C5v<t o! the Just then a shot
an.. out from the British trench, and
the ’.rst tierman pitched forward on
..> f** The -<vond HI a yard furth
er on. The remain** . two wvrv "vp
;*• d they pnu he«l the crest,
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ADVERTISED UST h\>R ACC VST
The following is the advertised list
of letters at the Seuaid Rost office:
Anderson U:y, William,
Beasley <^ha> W ., t'aleeoo Tom. Hahl
John H.. Har-tiu; K. lh, Egeroff Al
beit, ! or Mrs. t\. Hawkins Ro ace,
Jcuin^oa A.I~. Johnson t’l.a-., Kanson
|\;c, I-arsoti Erick. 1 age'tor. Thos.,
Xi.les Jack, Rhv A. F„ ^wan 1x»yd \\.
t nciWey C. M. Sharkem.*n Tom,
Thomas R and Yoore Frvd. When
calling for these letter please say
advertised, one cent due.
William E. Root, Postmaster.
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I ot RISTS ON A LA MED V
Then' are. seven round tnppers on
the Alameda and they were around
the city this morning giving Seward
the once over.
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II \Y FOR AM HORACE
The Alameda had 01 ton? or
freight for Anchorage principally hav
and oat?.
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NOTICE — W ill the man who got
the extra pair of trousers with a
brown suit yesterday', please return
the trouser? to Hennings Tailor Shop
at once. ^1
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Economy self-sealing fruit? jars—
st Brown & Hawkins. tf.
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The Sewaixi tailors open foi busin
ess Mor lay. Next door to Borgen*?
store. ^
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Smokes
lieM tine of cigars in the city; a
kind* of smoking toboeco; aNw the
chews lhat mm like.
AT HETTKI/S
Boy« Hutch'S* Khak» Knickerbock
er*. v|*»ci«l value. Brown <v H*tv\kii»b.
; "Quality Fir«t.*’
SEXTON AND
Til WAITES
( icais and
Sodas. Ice ( ream. Candy
Commercial Photography
FOR FISHERMAN.
“JOHNSONS BEST” Oil pant>.
jackets. Sleeves and Aprons—Canvas
Gloves. Rubber Boots, and all Fisher
men's supplies. Biown & Howkins
“Quality First*’
Evinrude engines at J. L. Grnef ». tf
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S. O. MORFORD
Succewor to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van Gilder Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA ^
HOTEL SEWARD
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
RATES BY DAY OR WEEK WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
i M. A. HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNElLEY. Prop.
SUITVALUES
-That speak for themselves, are REAL VALUES
-Our suits are the biggest values ever offered
-This is a strong statement, But it is backed
by strong facts,--AND HERE ARE THE FACTS
-Earlv last year we forseen the calamity which
would befall lots of merchants who were not prepared, so
we got in and bought our suits,-AND BOUGHT ‘EM
RIGHT. a
-The result is, that today we
have plenty of clothing, which we are
still selling at the old prices
AND BESIDES THERE ARE SIX
DAYS LEFT IN WHICH TO GET
THAT 10 Per Cent REDUCTION.
BETTER COME IN
TODAY
“QUALITY FIRST”