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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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Condensed tieporl of Condition made lo Comptroller of the Currency.
Monday, November 17th. 1919.
RESOURCKS
Loan* and Discount* ^ 9.S—. Ml
. . NONE
Overdraft*
Bond* to Secure L. S. Deposits . ^
I . S. Liberty Bonds •“'l ls,‘u
Other Bonds, Securities, Etc.,
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank
Real K*tate Owned • 1 .7.!:
Furniture & Fixture* L70H..>.»
1ntere*t Vccmed ^
Cash and Due from Rank* *
'Iota’ 23M.249.ii I
I 1 V B l L IT I E S
( apital SttK*k - *
I udtvided Profit* •.Uoo.ii
Bunds Borrowed -. 10,000.00
Deposit* * 415,214.11
Total $381,219.01
— DIR K C T O R S—
JOSEPH \V. HARRIMAN.
President. Ha*-riman National Rank. New York.
GASTON HARDY. P esident. |
GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Mining.
1 EON URBACH. Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS. Vice P esident & Cashier.
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Rates Si a day and up
A HORNER. Mincer MRS. W. A. McNEILlY, Prof
FIRE JNSURANCE
S. O. MORFORD
and
j JOHN D. SULLIVAN
I 2nd Floor Yin G’*der El'ig. SEWARD, ALASKA
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Exhibition — Education..!
"Glacier National Park ’
.JESSIE L. LA SKY
PRESENTS
VIVIAN MARTIN.
MOLLY
An Extra good 5- Part
Comedy Drama.
Also a Kray Pictorial and
Cartoon Comedy.
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\ndv’* »'\prvs" meets all trains and
steamer*. Phone 1
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Ji'SI IN! ^ arns, head*, rihhmis.
and horse toddlers and lots ol m"
tiling* at— ELLSWORTHS.
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WANTED— Experienced help lor
laundry work— Inquire at Seward
Laundry. Ni> t. I.
I or ^ vi i I »>ur room «*bi‘i on
Seventh Ave. Apply City Express. P>
NV \NTFP Either flat top or rod
rr top desk. Inform The Key. DM I
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W K V T H I! U R E V O R T
The following the weather report
for the 21 hout - ending at oYlo-dc
this morning:—
SEWARD, 2d, Clear, Calm.
Anchorage d. Clear, (’aim.
Matanuska d. Clear, Ca m.
Moosecrcek L (hear, Calm.
Wusilla ZeVo, Clear, Calm.
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ROTARY GOES Ol’T LINE
The rotary was sent out the lire
y* "tenia v and will b«* stationed around
Mile 40 for the remainder of the win
ter, ready for any emergency.
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R. R. Cole, with the com/misioii at
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
1’HOTOGR \ 1*1 IS
< IMCTCRE FRAMING
INDIAN IIASKKTS
IVlonhone, Adams 128.
SYLVIAS
Hamlin'* Wizard Oil a Reliable,
Antiseptic Preventive
During influenza epidemics spray
the nose and throat several times a
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomizer.
If you haven’t an atomizer, gargle
the throat and snuff the mixture up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall of defense against
“Flu” germs.
Chest colds and sore throat lead
to grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get it trom druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money hack. 3
Ever constipated or have s*ck head
achei'’* fust try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pilN, 30c at drug
gists. Guaranteed.
Anchorage, accompanied by his wife,
a bride . arrived on the Alameda and
regist -red at the Hotel Seward, they
left fo • home on the train today.
A. M. Smith, bound for the Koyuku.
arrived north on the Alameda and *
registered at the Hotel Seward.
George Adams reg’slered at tV
Hotel Seward following his arrval
here from Valdez whe*-p he has been
attending the Dempsey trial.
O. P. Gaostad, member of the ter
ritorial legislature from Fairbanks
two sessions ago, came out from vhc
interior and left for Seattle on the
Alameda.
Alvah Fames, post office inspector
made a trip over from Cordova on the
Alameda and returned on the seme
steamer. ,
W. H. G’hban and wife, from Sel
dovia. are registered at the Hotel Ov- 1
erland.
PHONE
M3LLOW NEWTON, DELICIOUS:
SPITZENRERC. K1NC.
— AT —
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the iocnl field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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Territorial Depository |
City Depositor) I
I'nitcd States Depository for Postal Savings.
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clothes.
STYLEPLUS ( LCTIIES and the men who wear
them, win because they inspire confidence,
flood clothes help to do that very thing.
STYLEPLl S have the cal 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. The; are well tailored. Appear
ance and wear prove it.
Th< ; erartee ip the pocket. The Styleplus label- -
Ail ■ ’ lti-.f irtion to ti*e man who wants the most
for .> !• -.':es money. That’s whv he likes to buy and
we like fa sell S T Y 1. E P L US. — BUY NOW.
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Clothes
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Silks and patterns so
\ as I ly d: fferent from an;- «•
tying you’ve yet seen this
season.
In bows, bat ends. nn< ;j
t lie always dressy wide!
shapes, priced from 75c up— j
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and a Special Line at >3.00.
HOY’S NECKWEAR
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A F E W G I F T
S if G G E S T IONS
Rath Robes, Smoking Jack
cts, E>! essing Slippers, Night
Shirts, Pajamas, Silk Sox,
Gloves, Men’s and-Women's*
Silk Umbrellas, Lea h<
Novel ies, Fibre Silk Shirts.
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An exceptional showing
of Men’s Hals in all the poji
silanes a:ul shades.
“1 E ' GR ■ & 5.
"The STETSON” M & $6.00
“THE KNOX” at $3.00
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MEN S 'MACKINAWS and I
Ot ERCOATS in Attractive
\ e .v Models, and Wonderful
Cloth. $14.00 —to— $60.00
LADIES MACKINAWS
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