The
Hardman National Bank
of AfdSkd dl Scwdrd
< ,,nd.Mis, d Ucporl ..I l onditimi mad.' lo lomptn.lh r of Hu- « urn-nry.
Monde v. Nov era her Uth, 1919.
15 K S O l* R C R S
$ 19,828.90
Loan*, and Discount* NONK
Otorilralt. 10,000.00
IJomU to Secure l . Jv Pt%p»»tu •>.>
, S. l.iHWly l-.n U 86.S71.00
Other Bonds, securities, r.tc., 750.00
Stock »n Federal Reserve Lank * Ft 382 F*
Real Estate Owned XX -
i urnituie vV. hivture* Ft 109
!"««*•** 'crnwd t:m:i
t a>h and Due I mm l»;.uk*
lot./
I i \ it 1 I. I T I K S
S 23,000.00
( apital Mock . ...
I ndiNidcd Profit* * ’** *
* . u . 10.000.00
I kinds Borrowed 113 ■’ i l l4
i le|Mi*l* *
Tola i $3S 1.2 IS.fi I
_ I) 1 U V. C T O U S—
JOSKPH W. HAUKIMAN.
Prosuloiu. liar: p an National l.ank. Now iork.
GASTON HAU1>Y, P evident.
C.US BORGEN. Merchant.
HlHiH DOUGHERTY. K^al Estate & Mining.
I EON URBACH. Merchant.
F.RICH L1CAS. Vice President & Cashier.
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HOTEL. SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
M. A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILti, Prop
FIRE INSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
;u:d I
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van G'*der Bldg. SLWARD, ALASKA
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INHIBITION- Educational
Beside the (dimmer Glass
METRO FEATURE CO.
PRESENTS
BEVERLY BAYNE and
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN.
—IN —
‘THE POOR
RICHM AN”
A 5—Act Comedy of Sur
prises t hrills and Romance.
Also a Mack Sennet*.
2 Reels of “BLIGHTED
LOVE
SUNDAY 7:30 & 9:00 P. M.
( harlcs Ray in ‘Sudden Jim’.
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\ml> ** express meets all*t rains and
strainer^. Rhone 113.
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\u ^ now : uo.vr \\ ait :
IT MW RE (JONE TOMORROW.
KI.I.SWOKTirS
N\ WTKU— Experienced help for
laundry work— Inquire at Seward
l.aundrv. V2.’> t. f.
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FOR SALE— four room cabin on
Seventh \ve. \pply City Express. OP
\l. \SK \ FIRE IS CI.E \RFI>
CR in M V VS CON CESSION
According to advices received i»v
Clover nor Uigcs. there is at presert *•»
Ciuayamas, Mexico, a man named Ivi
war.l Silvan, a former resident o*
nana. who is reported to have bon-:*
that h« set five to a warehouse ir.
Alaska.
TV* governor r< eeived this inform.t
tion * rom Secretary of State T«anupg.
who advised that “the American con
s- I at (luaymas reports that Edward
S’lvan is in CJuavmas anti admits bmn
inir Alaska warehouse.** The cor***!
nl O stated that Silvan expecte 1 to
move south on November 7.
The governor believes the ware
ho’v-e •mentioned in the wire wp^ *n
reality the roundhouse at Nenana
which w;»s destroyed by fire of mys
terious origin several winters ago. Ard
he aiked the commission to supp’y
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS !
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTFRK FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone. Vd;im> 12S.
SYLVIA’S
■ ■■ I WOT
i
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blVKN by the Odd Fellows !
at their Hall
SATI'RDA Y NICHT
( OMK (M l-KVKRYBODV ;
the department with all the infoima-i
t o*i posible regarding Silvan, w;tli a :
vi<*\\ to having him brought back to
t!v* I’nited States for trial.
Silvan was in Nomina during 1 H1" j
anc 1918, and was engaged in station i
v f.»-k part of the time, and was one of !
Vi.- ju-tive participants in the st:ike
vh ch occurred there during the time
that M . Uiggs was in charge of the
tadvoad work. He was idle at "he
t'me of tia'* roundhouse fire.
The last w ork done by hint we.. .*n j
December IMS, shortly after which
he is reported to have left for the
States.
Silvan was generally looked upon ;
as a tierman. hut he entered the .-civ- j
ice of the Alaskan engineering com- j
mission as a Russian, claiming to have \
bo a lwij-n in that country, at M.cau :
\! \ \! ED \ vr CORDON \
Steamer Alameda arrived at Cor
dova at 7 o’clock this morning and v>>
remain there until 10 o'clock tonight
dischaiging freight. The Alameda M.
not expected to arrive in Seward untfT
tomorrow night.
PHONE
APPLES
u:llow NEWTON, DELICIOUS:
SPITZENRERO, KINO.
— AT —
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local fie d and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
I'nitecl States Depository for Costal Savings.
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STi LEPLUS have all the big winning points in
clothes.
STYEEPEUS ( EOTHES and the men who wear
them, win because they inspire confidence.
(«ood clothes help to do that very thing.
STYEEPLUS have the real style that young men re
cognize by instinct and men less young know
through experience. AH vool fabrics and many mo
dels to choose from. They are well tailored. Appear
ance and wear prov e it.
The . aaraatce in the pocket. The Stylejilus label- -
All sa*. st tisfaction to the man who wants the most
for hclothes money. Thai’s whv he likes to buy and
we like to sell S T Y E E P E US. — BUY NOW.
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Styleplus
Clothes
/
Silks and patterns so
vastly different from any-;
(him* vou’ve yet seen this
season.
In bows, bat ends, am
the always dressy wide
t \
shapes, priced from 75c up—;
and a Special Line a! |
B 0 V ’ S X E C K W E A R
« I
A FEW GIFT
S U G G E S T I 0 N S
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11 ———
Bath Robes, Smoking Jack
ets, Dressing Slippers, Night
Shirts. Pajamas, Silk Sox,
Gloves Men’s and Women’s
Silk Umbrellas. Leather
Novelties, Fibre Silk Shirts.
An exceptional show in ss
of Men’s Hats in all the pop
ular shapes and shades.
“THE GORDON” $4 & 5.
“The STETSON” 80 & $6.."»0
“THE KNOX” at $8.00
MEN’S MACKINAWS and
OVERCOATS in Attractive
New Models, and Wonderful
Cloth. $14.00—to—$60,00
LADIES MACKINAWS
BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”