The
Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
_- * ---
( oiuleiiscd Report ol Condition made to Comptroller of thr ( urrcnc.v.
Monday. November 17th. 1911*.
RESOURCES $,9f8,8.„0
Loan.- and Discounts '
Overdrafts 4 N()_* A
Itond, ... Srcuro L. S. Uqwdb. ■ &•*»!
r. S. l.ihvrtj (tends '* 7 n.
Other Bonds, Securities, Etc- - St>*5-|wHI
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank i »-w->Y>
Real Estate Owned *1, .7
Furniture X Fixtures
, . . 134.0*)
Interest \ccrtted _ _ ...
l ash and Due from Bank- 22o,9.>9.i *
Total ~ S3St.2l9.rit
I. I V B I L I T I E S
C apital Stock *
I ndivided Profits LU3.).l<
I kinds Borrowed
Deposits .>la.21 l.l •
total $3S 1.219.01
— DIR E C T O R S~
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN.
Pres dent, Harriman National Dunk. New York,
l1ASTON HARDY. Piosident.
Gl'S BORGEN. Merchant.
HI iill DOUGHERTY, Real Estate & Mining.
I KON URBACH, Merchant.
ERICH LUC AS. Vice President Jc Cashier.
HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates $] a day and up
\ HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEiLLY, Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
s o. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G^derBldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
'• Lllii.lv 1 i i iir.-v i ivij
LATEST HEAKST NEWS
PATHE WEEKLY No. •«>.
T1IF. NATIONAL FIl.M (o.
PRESENTS
TARZAN
OF THE
APES
THE WONDER STORY OF
THE AGE.
1000 Peojiiy in U:t- play
And) * *»\pr« v* nu'H* ail train* and
r*. Plioni1 1 t.'l.
Ihi> week onl>— Amos keng sox
> arn. kahki color. $1.00 per pound a'
EI.LSWORTH’S.
_ iQl ^ „ m
\\ AN l‘Klk— Experienced help lot
laundry work— Inquire at Seward
Laundry. N2r» I. f.
FOR SALK— Four room cabin on
Seventh \ve. Vpplj City Kxpre*'*. I>b
-•>
TOM AIKEN HAS
MADE A STRIKE
Tom Aiken has struck good gold
quart/, at \ixou* Forks on the Kusko
kwim and expects to have at lea^t
1000 tons of ore in sacks ready to ship
to the Tacoma smelter next season.
Oapt. W. Langley, b< fore he came out
over the trail, closed a deal for handl
ing the 1000 ton* of ore from Nixon’s
Fork to tide water during tn xt -t»:u
mer. Large steamers or possih'y sev
eral of the larger gas boat< pl>ing to
the ?* outh of the Kuskokwim will t: e
t' •' or» to the smelter at Tacoma. Tom
A ike it is remaining in the interior th:*
winter and will superintend operation* j
at his quartz property.
-♦ — —
i
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
IC E CREA M
ST VI lONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICT CRB FRAMING
INDIAN HASKKTS
Olrphunc. Adam* 12S.
SYLVIA'S
M \SONS NOTICE
Stall'd communication of Sewad
Lodge No. 219 K. ^ A. M., will be hoid
WimI. Dei , :\n\ 8 P. M.
HUGH DOUGHERTY.
W. M.
(.IVES BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Alaska Stewart entertained
iier little girl friends last night be
tween the hours of 7 and 9 o’clock, at
the home of her parents on Second
Avenue, the occassion being a birth
day party. The little Miss made a
splendid hostess. Kavors, little sari et
powder |vjffs, were given tj »aeh lit
tie guest. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
•>
( U.KNDARS APPEARING
The f'i >t cdandur for 1020 to reach
the Gateway office is that being dis
tributed by the Harriman National
Dank of Seward. The calender has at.
illustration. “Dream Days” a photo
etigravure from the painting of Fred
♦•rick Duncan.
I. \niKS AID MEETING
The regular business meeting of the
l adies Aid Society, the last meeting |
for this vear. will be held at 2 o’clock
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. I). E. i
Gart *r. at the parsonage.
-♦
HELENA, Dec.. .‘I— It is th .1;
four below zero today at Hillings and j
that city claims to be tho coldest ».♦ j
North Ame rica. *rk.* tUcrmoiueG r .
hung around 21 below for the tw*entv J
four hours ending tins morning 2nd ;
had not gone up it noon today.
PHONE
YELLOW NEWTON. DELICIOUS:
SPITZENRERG.. KING.
— AT —
BORGENS
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARI) COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Cover’s the local field and the entire
World. Associated Press Service.
BANK OF SEWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
Cnited States Depository for Postal Savings.
ST> LEIM.l'S have all the big winning points in
clothes.
STYI.EPI.US CLOTHES and the men who wear
them, win because they inspire confidence.
Good clothes help to do that very thing.
STYLEPl.L’S have the real style that young men re
cognize by instinct and men less young know
through experience. All wool fabrics and many mo
dels ;o choose from. They arc well tailored. Appear
ance 1 no wear prove it.
The g arartee in the pocket. The Styleplus label- -
All sfci! satisfactioiPto the man who wants the most
for l.is clothes money. That’s why he likes to buy and
we like to sell S T Y I. E PLUS. — BUY NOW.
©
Sryteplus
Clothes
NECKWEAR
W
Cr^n^
TKCuX.*—
Silks and patterns so
vastly different from any
thing you’ve yet seen this
season.
In bows, hat ends, and
the always dressy wide
| shapes, priced from 75c up—J
¥ and a Special Line at >3.00. :
BOY’S NECKWEAR
A F E W G 1 F T
S1GGESTI 0 N S
Bath Robes, Smoking Jack
ets, Dressing Slippers, Night
Shirt?,, Pajamas, Silk Sox,
Glove ;. Men’s and Women’s
Silk Umbrellas. Leal her
Novelties, Fibre Silk Shirts.
An exceptional showing
ol Men’s Hats in all the pop
ular shapes and shades.
• THE GORDON” $4 & 5.
“The STETSON” $6 & $6.50
“THE KNOX” at $8.00
MEN’S MACKINAWS and
OVERCOATS in Attractive
New Models, and Wonderful
Cloth. $11.00—to—$60.00
LADIES MACKINAWS
BROWN & HAWKINS
%
“ Quality First ”