t
The
Harriman National Bank
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of Alaska at Seward
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i on dens id Deport of condition made to Comptroller of the ( urrency.
Mondav, November 17th. 1919.
, , RES0URCES siima*
Loans and Discounts* NONE
Overdrafts m non no
Bonds to Secure U. S. Deposits — •>•> ! iu *>h
L. S. Liberty lionds •
Other Bonds, Securities, Etc., \--g ««
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ii««*m*» !
Ueal Estate Owned , !
Furniture & Fixtures l iinn I
Interest Accrued T?™!.
t ;uh and Due from Bunks 22a.9oJ.i
Total #*%***.**
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LI \ UILIT1 ES
.. , , Ci . $ 25.000.00
i apiUl Mink , n ir
l ndividtd Profits l.0o.».4.
Bond* Borrowed - — •
Ot-posits 4lo.il4.lt
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— DIRECTOR S—
JOSKPH \V. HAKRIMAN.
President, Harriinan National liank, New York.
GASTON* HARDY. President.
GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Mining.
LEON URBACH. Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS, Vice President <fc Cashier.
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LATEST HEARS! NEWS
PVTHE WEEKLY No. 6B.
THE NATIONAL FILM (o.
PRESENTS
TARZAN
OF THE
APES
THE WON HER STORY OF
THE AGE.
1000 People in the play
Andy** r\prtM mt^t* alt trains and
^leaiiuTH. I'hont It3.
M Y NOW : IK)NT WAIT !
11 MAY UK GONE TOMORROW.
ELLSWORTH'S
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WANTED— Experienced help lor
laundry work— Inquire a! Seward
Laundry. N2.r» t. f.
FOR SALK— Four r«H>ni vabin on
Seventh Ave. Apply l ily Express. IK»
W F. V T II K R R « l* O R T
The following »' the weather repo»t
for the 21 hour* ending at 7 n\h>elc
thix morning:—
SEWARD SO. Cloudy. Calm.
Anchorage 10, Clear, Calm.
Matanuska IS, Cloudy. Calm.
Wasilla 12. Clear, Calm.
W \TSON ON W AY NORTH
Steamer Admiral Watson, load* n
northbound with freight and bringing
no passengers, sailed from Seattle
Tuesday night at K o'clock. Soeth
hound from Seward, the Vdmiral Wat
son will cam' passmgers as usual.
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H MRCUTS COMING DOWN
W K. Rich announced today that
effective immediately in the barber
shop* ot Seward, shave* would ad
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SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTCRE FRAMING
INDI \N BASKETS
l’Hephom*. Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
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GIVEN by the Odd KeJIow*
at their Hnil
SATURDAY NIGHT
GOME OUT-- EVERYBODY
vance from 25 to ."5 cents but hair I
cuts will b«* ieduced from 75 cent ' tu j
65 cents.
\LONG ATLANTIC C O \ST !
AIR PLANKS TO PATROL
M INKOLA, N. W.. Dec., 1-- Two!
aerop’anes have started the urmy air |
coast patrol between Nev York and
\ iruiinia. The aeroplanes are to patrol
the steamer course to look for ships j
in distress ami to bnntr ivpons of it'! !
ships sighted.
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MACKENSKN IS GIVEN
OV \TION IN BERLIN ON
hisSrrivalin HUNLANI)
BERLIN. Dec., 4— Former fic! ;
Marshal Mackenson returned to Berlin
for the first time since the siflmini* o ’ j
the armistice. The former field mat • t
shal was pi von a srreat ovation and «
peite.l with flowctj v lien he walked ;
alont? the station platform to his au
tomobile.
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SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
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Covers the local Held and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
BANK OF SEWARD
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
United States Depository for Postal Savings.
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wear
them, win because they inspire confidence.
Good clothes help to do that very thing.
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through experience. All Wool fabrics and many mo
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The guarantee in the pocket. The Styieplus label—
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thing yon’ve yet < aeen thia
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In bows, but .ends, and
the always > dressy wide
shapes, priced from 75c up—
and a Special Line at #3.66.
BOY'S NECKWEAR
A FEW GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
Bath Kobe*, Smoking Jack
ets, Dressing Slippers, Night
Shirty Pajamas, Silk Sox,
Gloves Men’s and Women’s
Silk Umbrellas, Leather
Novelties, Fibre Silk Shirts.
HATS
An exceptional showing
of Men’s Hats in aii the pop
ular shapes and shades.
“THE GORDON” $4 & 5.
“The STETSON” $6 & $6.30
“THE KNOX” at $8.00
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MEN’S MACKINAWS and
OVERCOATS in Attractive
New Models, and Wonderful
Cloth. $14.00 —to— $60.00
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