10 YOU KNOW
THAT
The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
Has a specially constructed, re-inforced concrete
SAFE — DEPOSIT — VAULT
Where you cun keep your LIBER 1 A BONDS
%
and other Valuables
AT
S5.00 per YEAR?
Wo shall be pleased to have you inspect
this feature of- our
BANKING FACILITIES
O
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
• LIBERTY THEATRE "
( TONIGHT )
8 1*. M.
ITEST IIKARST NEWS
BATHE No.. 27.
ESSANAY
PRESENTS
JACK GARDNER.
The Famous Actor
—IN —
• land of long
SHADOWS"
An Entirely New and l aci
nating Phase ot Western
Lite. In Five Parts.
ALSO A One reel triangle
Comedv A MODERN
SHERLOCK. _
SKWARD A R I O SI ITI.Y SKRYU’K
Kl.l.SW ORTH
T. S. Tiros. Sales Ac Service
PKROT
Rhone Niffht Phone Par
Madsn 61. _Adams 37.
|)U . WILSON
Will In* It'axini* s<m»u. Ha*e your ey*
examined at once.
UOOM —2—
Kllsworth Building.
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
KEEP KOOL
For 1
F ConyGVts'
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Kenosha Klosed Krotcl*^ t
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SOLD IT
URBACH'S
WEATHER REPORT
The following is the weather re- I
r (»tt for tlu* 21 hours ending at 7 o'»i
this morning:
Seward SO. Raining. Calm.
Anchorage On. Pi., ( loudy ( aim.
Matanuska 00. Cloudy* Calm.
Chirkaloon 02- ('loudy* East.
Wasilla 00- (’loudy • East.
Talkeetna fiS* Cloudy- South.
SIM) \ Y \V VS ST!*! V MHR 1> VY
Yesterday vri< a regular stean»e»
day in Seward. "1 ho lighthouse ton io
('. dar arrived in the forenoon end left
at d o’clock last night. The Adntira
VVatson was »n port southbound and
the freighter Cutacao* Cant. I.nnd
4'om canto in with freight for the
San .Juan dock at d o’clock la<t nigh*,
and loft a couple ol hours after for
the westward. Late Saturday the
’veighter Skagway was in port \v:th
distillate for tho San Juan dock.
10c A BUTTON
$1.00 A RIP.
Thats the GUARANTEE
on every pair of I)UTCH-j
ESS TROUSERS sold. We
KNOW They will give you
SATISFACTION and we
want you to KNOW it.
The next time you buy trous
ers, Buy DUTCHESS
TROUSERS. THEY ARE
FULLY GUARANTEED.
t
Brown & Hawkins
“Quality First"
* —Phone, Main 34—
V
STORE
roi’UTII AT ANCHORAGE
A handbill sent in from the Speii
cer river flats by one of the boys oui
i the line, advertising the celebration on
1 the Fourth at Anchorage- has been re
ceived in Seward. The dodger- done in
I colors, is unique- and reads as follows.
ANCHORAGE
Celebration July Fourth
t ome One Come All Come Rig Come
Small.
TO \NCHORACE
The Frozen Port of Alaska
Grand Prizes totaling $50.00
Snowball Fights Skiing Skating
Selections by the Victrola
Come to Anchorage for a Rest
Willard and Dempsey l ight Report
i -d l>\ wire the next day.
Grand Parade Consisting of
» men and 5 hoys- together with 1
1 Jitney and an Express Wagon.
| Grand Cash Prize
Throe mouths free hoard* to the one
finding any Sunny brook.
\ Nice Quiet Sleep Guaranteed
To All.
Come One Come All Conte Big
Conte Small To
ANCHORAGE
Now is your Chance to see this
VILLAGE
Before the Fort Freezes Again.
FOCRTH AT MILE 32
All the men could not be allowed
iff at Mile 32 to spend the Fourth in
Seward, but according to the follow
ing handbill received in Seward* tie*
men who had to stay on the job did,
have a celebration:
JCLY FOCRTH CELEBRATION
MILK 52
“SEE AMERICA FIRST”
GRAND PAR\DE
On The FAmous Board Walk.
MCSIC
Bv Sam Wagner's Celebrated
Mai a mute Chorus
Coder the Direction of
Of the Popular Impresario
DAD RICE.
Speeder Races Stake Driving Contests
Great Pyrotechnic Display
By Messrs. Jonovich and Charlistrop.
Speech: “Women’s Rights” Mr. Kelly.
Dinner “En famille”
By the World-Renowned Chef M.
MiNer* at the usual time.
\ Full Day’s Work Guaranteed to AH.
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS
Martin S. Banbury and wifi* are ro
aming to Seward being passenger*
on the steamer Alameda.
Miss Mary Baen Wright is on a trip
to LaTouche having left on the Admir
al Watson.
i
Frederick E. Rader* in charge of
the experimental station at Matanu*
ka* is a guest at the Hotel Sexton
having made the trip to Kodiak* then
to Seward in company of Prof. Geoi
geson.
C. E. Reeves, traveling man, is re
| gistered at the Hotel Seward having
arrived from ‘the Cook Inlet country
on the Admiral Watson.
W. L. McDonald* H. W. La Vi lie* L
Larson* J. E . Grammer, G. A. Karl
son and A. Kock* arrivals from the
states on the Alaska, and who have
been stopping at the Hotel Sewn*'!*
left for out the line yesterday having
j secured regular employment on the
railroad.
Lieut. Ronald Monro left for out;
«
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
|
B. V. D. and Sealpax
$1.75 UNION SUITS $1.75 j
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS i
$1.00 each
Light Wool Suits from
$5.00 to $6.00 each
_
Klorshcini Dress Shoes
$10.00 and upward
Verv Reasonable.1
Quality Considered
_ i
COTTER’S
l ine IM.ACK WIIKRK MEN OITITI
, i
the line yesterday but expects to re
turn (luring the week or next Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Rogers and Mrs. William
Flynn* from Mile 20* who came in fo*
the Fourth* returned home yesterday.
Several crates of pigs for AI Davi.
at rived from Seattle yesterday on tie'
freighter Curacao.
Mrs. Baer* mother of Julian Bae:*
I who has been freight clerk on the Ala
meda* now transferred to anothei
steamer* is visiting Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Borgen. Mrs. Baer will return
south on the Alameda.
Mrs. John Renner* formerly of Sun
rise, now of Soldovia* and well known j
here* arrived on the Admiral Watson
yesterday on her way to Canyon Cre j
to visit her son. Mrs. Renner is a goes,
at the Sexton.
Char’fs (J. Hubbard and wife re
turned to the Primrose mine yester
day. Mrs. Hubbard has been visiting |
in Seward for several weeks and Mr. !
Hubbard came in for the celebration
on the Fourth.
Charles Cook- arrival at the Sex* j
ton having been a passenger on the |
Alaska, went out yesterday to work om
the railroad.
Walter 1,. T.odge. who came in fo** j
♦he Fourth, checked out from the Sex- .
ton yesterday and returned to bn
home at Mile 20.
Time Keeper Askey. from Milo .r>2
returned to his station yesterday.
R. Seaton and I.. Murphv- who ar
rived on the Alaska from Valdez and j
registered at the Sexton- have rented 1
a cabin and will remain here. The two j
men will work at the shops.
W. L. Chisholm- representing a ho
tel register company- accompanied Uv
his wife- arrived on the Admiral Wat
son and registered at the Hotel Sex
ton.
R. Sanquist and wife, arrivals on
the Alaska- left for Anchorage yester
Victory Bonds
OF
THE FIFTH LIBERTY LOAN
Have now arrived and are ready for distribution
-AT
BANK Or SEWARD
— Safe Deposit Boxes to Kent.
Four per cent I’aid on Savings.
Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
SuCC6b*<>T to
JOE CAMPBELL
2nd Floor Van G'*der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
WITH ALL THE COMFORT OF A HOME
rates by day or week
M. A. HORNER, Manager .
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
MRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
FREDERICK BROADWELL
DECORATOR
Andy's express meets all trains and
steamers. Phone 143.
day going overland.
Dr. J. A. Baughman game and fi -h
warden* returned from Kenai yester
day on the Admiral Watson.
Charles Hooker. traveling man.
visited in Sowar J yesterday during thv
.stay of the Admiral Watson.
Mrs .F N. Small has returned from
a visit to Valdez.
Arthur Mellick* who has heen cap
ain of the gasboat Eloise- plying from
Kodiak to the westward, is a passeu
per to Seattle on the Admiral Watson.
Steamer'Alameda should have been
out of/Juneau late yesterday and ou*
of Skagway sometime this forenoon on
the* way to Cordova.
Mrs. Cotter PeCamp. sister *>f
Frank Cotter, is a passenger north on
the- Alameda, for a visit ol several
months in Seward.
Mrs. W. E. Root- who was taken
ill on the Fourth* is much better to
day having nassed a restful night.
F. B. McClelland and wife, arrivals
on the Alaska* checked out from th 1
Overland yesterday and left for An
chorage.
W. C. Hovey. who came north look*
SPECIALS
I
ON BOX CANDY
HASS JOHNSTONS
HOEFLERS
NATURAL Cigarette* 10* 7 for $1. 00 j
GREEN RIVER TOBACCO 7 BAGS|
For $1.00
THE ALASKA SHOP
ing for employment* left the Overland
yesterday for out the line.
A. C. Sample, National Cash Ii-•
gister representative who arrived on
the Alaska* checked out from the Ho
tel Overland yesterday and left over
land for Anchorage.
J. B. Blick came in from Canyon
Creek last night and is registered at
the Hotel Overland.
Duncan Little* who has been on'
Cook Inlet with Dr. Baughman* re
turned yesterday on the Admiral Wat
son and is registered at the Hotel Ov
er! a nd.
Pete Johnson, who has been at Po» t
Chatham for several months* returned
to Seward yesterday on the Admiral
Watson and registered at the Over
land.
SYLVIAS
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
SYLVIA’S
-O
Entire New Management.
Newly decorated and re
furnished throughout.