The
Rarriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
i •»n;lcii>ed Report*! Condition made lo Comptroller of the Currency
Monday, November 17th. 1919.
R KSOT RC ES
Loan* and Discount* * 19.S—H.‘Kl
Overdrafts NON!
Bonds to Secure V. S. Deposit* !?'??? !]!!
U. S. i.iherty Bonds —,IK —
Other 1 Solids, Securities, Etc- S<>’-n 111!
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank rlJop!
Real Estate Owned l.*.»»-. I -
Furniture Fixtures t,706.a.»
Interest Vccrued _
i'ash and Due from Ranks 22.>.9a9.« ■
•|'o!a; $384,219.61
LI \ U I 1. I T 1 K S
1 apital Stock $ 25.0UIM»0
I uutvided Profits 1,03a. I i
Bonds Borrowed 10,000.00
1 >epo> »s * 345,2 I t. 11
lotai $3S 1.249.61
— D I K F. C T 0 R S—
JO.sF.PH W. IIARRIM AN.
President Havrman National Bank, New York,
t *,ASTON HARDY. President.
GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Mining.
! EON URBACH, Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS, Vice President & Cashier.
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HOTEL SEWARD!
W ITH AI.I.THF COMFORT OF A HOMl !
RAfES BY DAY OR WEEK
A. HORNER. Manager
WELL LIGHTED AND HEATED
HRS. W. A. McNEILEY. Prop
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“CAUGHT”
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the Canadian Northwest.
GOLDWYN PRESENTS
The Girl ol the Mack Sen
nett Fame in the Keystone
Comedies, .dahli Normand.
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A Special (5) Part Feature.
Also A One Reel Bit'
Pictosraph — Educational
and Cartoon Comedy.
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Management
of
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When yo\i make a call btr
letter, it should get the samexare
you would give to a persona/ rail.
You dress o»rrectlv yourself, and
courtesy requires the same formal
correctness in vour writing paper.
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eftnenemm
'no (.*»>.•» .vimhc
will proper represent you on
anv occasion. VI e inc ite vou to
inspect our extensive dispi »v ot
these elegant papers.
\ho See Our Large Assortment of
(HR1STMAS CARDS
ALASKA SHOP
Vml\ > «‘\prt-s* huh*!* ail trama al»d
*t«»aiii«Ta. I'hont1 113.
This week only— Arnos Kong so*,
yarn, kahki co^or. $1.00 per pound a
ELLSWORTH’S.
\\ ANTED— Experienced help for
aundry work— Inquire at Seward
isundry. N2.’> I. f.
ODD i El l ON\ - NOl K E
*1 he Odd Fellows will hold a special
aieeting tonight. Friday, Noveinh- r
2Sth. at N o'clock. NN ork in second and
third degrees. All members are «v*
juesJed to attend. By order of
IVter N. Anderson.
Noble Brand.
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SEWARD SNAPSHOTS!
V—— — — —
,\I. (\ llugg and .1. II. Xichoulds,
t"*o well known t meeting men nmk n,?
this tenitmy a rived on the .No ’th
westr rn.
Mike h#>»gan. well known «m|>'oyc3
of the oneiatifiyr force of t!ie comm .»•
i*ft'jrr»ei| to Seward on tla* \o *h-i
west* rn after a hnsin“ss t »p t* \ al*
dez.
K. .1. Weir and l>. <\ Mrownell, v.--t
nesses in the Dempsey case at \ aid •’/ |
am** to Se\.a»d on the Northwestern
j»pd returned on the nine steamer l »r
testimony.
"Mis. W. <\ tirandjean and t o child* j
ren arrived from the states on he j
North .vestrrn and were met her, t»y I
M*\ (Irandiean. They will <ro to th t J
home at Anchorage on the first Ir on j
.Mrs. K. M. Hoagg. lecturer on thrj
Mahai movement. who has be* n stop
ping at the Overland, left on the Nor
thwestern for Valdez.
A. A. Shonbeck. merchant ot An* |
chorajre. checked out from the I'oeTt j
Overland and left on the Northwest ', n .
for Seas tie. At Seattle Ms*. Shonh • k j
will meet his wife and they will £•' to j
t'alifornia for a visit over the holidays, i
Joseph Zace. well known iiit'iior
man. '"'t lo LaTouche on the North*
western. Mr. Zace has three dogs and
a sled at Talkeetna that r iv old timer
bound for the interior c. n use «»n the i
trp. - j
M'ss Jennie Pederson, whi* p • ;
been at the Seward Laundry for 1 •
**ral month -, left for Seattle om ;!»« !
Northwestern.
\V. A. S’mpsou an*| wit** are nas*
senders t'» Ketchikan on th<* No ch«
western. •
iMi.sv; Rasmussen left on the No’P •
western for a trip to the slat* ' 10 .
-pc ul the holidays.
Cal Rrosins is a passena r on tno
Northwestern t*> Juneau on a hu*h e.-*,
t^P
Two hundred and thirty sac,* * of '
mail, two truck loads, arrived on ”hc
Northwestern for Seward.
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APPLES
YEI.EOW NEWTON. DELICIOUS:
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SPITZENBEKO, KINO.
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARI) COMMERCIAL CO.
Tin* buttes bridg** club ill meet •>
morrow afternoon with Mrs. A. '1.
McNeer.
W. C. HlaeMnint. with the so'ii « »>
from Anchorage on their way to Korl
Liscum, .'.topped at the Hot»l Si M >n.
Whon ho .ogistcred Wednesday nij.ht.
(ico |rf Sexton found out that Hlnek*
hurn*s fatliei \v. s Saxton’s cousin ..It*.
Sexton had noyer s*'en young DKA
hu: a.
K. (*. old fin and W. Donne' y.
*vVh with the flist Kngineors in Kean*
,•0, are registered at the Hotel O/o
lard, v,a'irg arrive*! on the \o th
.vr>trm. 1 hey will leave on Sunday's
► vj j.i for AnchornVe t*» work for ’.It.*
0 emission.
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTURE FRAM>NG
INDIAN BASKETS
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SYLVIA'S
m or SEWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
Liiited States Depository for Postal Savings.
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G^der Bldg. SEWARD, ALASKA
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SPITZENBEKG JONATHAN KING ami WINESA 1*
$3.75 and $4.00 BOX.
SUNK 1ST OK VNGES GRAPES DROMEDARY DATES
CRANBERRIES SWEET POTATOES HUBBARD
SQUASH
G R E E N - R I P E
0 or as
' and STUFFED
CRESCA 1-K IT CAKE IDAHO COMB HONEY ENG
LISH WALNUTS BRAZILS FILBERTS and PECANS.
HEINZ PLUM PUDDING
%
FISHERS BLEND FISHERS ART FISHERS LIFE
IIES r FOR BREAD PIES and CAAES.
COf f EES TEAS SPICES
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SHIELD BRAND and ALTA BRAND COFFEES, TEAS
and SPICES, WILL BE YOUR CHOICE WHEN ONCE
YOU HAVE USED THESE “SUPERIOR QUALITY”
GOODS.
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