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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
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) ( onilenscd Report of Condition made to Comptroller oi th«* A urrenej.
Vlonday, November l<lh, 1919.
RESOURCES $ 19.82S.00
Loan' and Discounts \ONF
Overdraft' 10,000.00
Rond' to Secure L. >• Deposit'
I.S. Liberty Bon*
Other Bonds Securities. Etc., .. N 7">0 0U
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank *iv>*r»
Real Estate Owned -
... 4 LiOb.aa
Furniture tN Fixture'
, L54.09
Interest Accrued
l a»h and Due from IL.nk' - **
Total S3SI.2l9.il
1.1 \ u 11.1 r i e s
Capital Stock * ■K.OOO.UiJ
I ndivided Profits l.u.tj.i.
I kinds borrowed
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Total - J3SI.2t9.SI
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JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN,
President, Harriman National Bank, New York.
GASTON HARDY, President.
GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate & Mining.
LEON URBACH, Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS. Vice President & Cashier. j
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
11 A HORNER. Manager MRS. W. A. McNEILEY, Prop
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FIRE INSURANCE
S. 6. MORFORD
and
JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Va.i G;'der Bldg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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EXHIBITION - Educational
Beside the Glimmer (Bass
METRO FEATURE CO.
PRESENTS
BEVERLY BAYNE and
FRANCIS \. BUSHMAN.
—IN—
“THE POOR
R 1C H M A N"
A 5—Act Comedy of Sur
prises I hrills and Romance.
Also a Mack Sennett
2 Reels of “BLIGHTED
LOVE
SUNDAY 7::’»() & 9:0(1 P. M.
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.\mly*H exprev* meet* all train* and
*t 'atihi'. Phone 11.1
151 Y NOSY : DON’T \\ AIT !
IT MAY BE GONE TOMORROW
ELLSWORTH’S
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W ANTKIV— Experienced help lor
laundry work— Inquire at Seward
Laundry. \2.*» t. f.
LOR SALE- Four room cabin on
Seventh V\e. Apply City Express. I'M
1M
GIVEN by the Odd Fellows
at their Hal!
TONIGHT
COM E OCT- EVERYBODY
MIKE CONNELL V EOCND
Mike ('onnella, the well known on
er;) tor of Ophir, reported lost on the
trail out from the Iditarod has turned
up. s;;fo and sound. Connc lla is now
on his way bark to the interior uilh
forty pounds of mail. Jerry Ford and
SYLVIA’S'
(TGAKS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICTCRE FRAMING
IND1VN BASKETS
Telephone, Adam» 12H.
SYLVIA’S
i ts jiartv ran across Connella <»n tl „
trail and told him of the apprehen
sion felt for his safety and that part
ies were out looking for him. Connella
said he did lose his way out, on the
Susitna river, built h raft and drifted
to McIntosh when* he laid up foi a
few days. Connella then took the mad
from there and started back to the
interior, unconscious that his friends
had been worried about him.
The Seward Methodist Church
Sundax School 12 noon.
Evening Service 7 :.'10 o'clock.
Subject of Sermon “The Character
of the Master. “The Master’s Joy.”
Choir Special, “Like As a Father.”
We invite you to join with us in
worship of Song, Prayer and Sermon.
Dl’ANE EARL CARTEL,
PASTOR.
CIVIC CLEB MEETS
The Members of the Seward Schoo*
Civic Club rendered and discussed the
following program yesterday after
noon :—
Foreign Topics Meryl Toxvle.
Alaska News Items Filmei* Carter
Current Events in States E*sie
Leslie.
Local Happenings Paul Guy
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RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERL
William Gerig, assistant chief en
gineer : H. I>. Barndollar, examine” of
accounts and F. A. Hanson, engima"
of maintenance and construction c;
the Southern division, .arrived on tin
tiT.in yestovdr • «ai’t Titoon iVoj'i
Anchorage, on an inspection trip. Ali
are making their headquarters nt the
Hotel Seward.
PHONE
BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Head the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
BANK OF SEWARD
Territorial Depository
City Depository
I'nited States Depository for Postal Savings.
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Style and Quality
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STS LEPLl'S have all the big winning points in
clothes.
STYLEPLl'S CLOTHES and the men who wear
them, win because they inspire confidence.
Hood clothes help to do that very thing.
STYLEPLl'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 to choose from. Thev are well tailored. Appear
ance and wear prove it.
The ;rn; ran tee in the pocket. The Stylcplus label—
All spa:- satisfaction to the man who wants the most
for his dollies monev. That’s why he likes to buy and
we like to sell S T S' L K PLUS. — BUY NOW.
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Sty!ep'us
Clothes
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NECKWEAR
W'i
Cop,~* • •
Silks and patterns so
vastly different from any
thing you’ve yet seen this
season.
In bows, bat ends, and;
the always dressy wide
shapes, priced from 75c up—
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ami a Special Line a'. .v-3.00.
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Bath Bobos, Smoking Jack
ets, Dressing Slippers, Night
Shirts. Pajamas, SiSk Sox,
Gloves, Men’s and Women’s
Silk Umbrellas, Leather
Novelties, Fibre Silk Shirts.
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An exceptional showing 5
of Men’s Hats in all the pop- §
ular shapes and shades.
“THE GORDON” $4 & 5. S
“The STETSON” 86 & $6.50 E
“THE KNOX” at $8.00 E
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MEN’S MACKINAWS and E
OVERCOATS in Attractive [
New Models, and Wonderful S
Cloth. $14.00 —to— $60.00 l
LADIES MACKINAWS E
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