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Harriman National Bank
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of Alaska at Seward
CnantfawH Rsport mt t^ndjti~r toComptrnlter of tbo Corrtnej.
Wednesday, December Sbb, 1IW.
RESOURCES
I,— and Dtecoaata--- * *'7®*-40
Overdrafts-—
Beads to Score U. & Deposit.
uTsTubert j Bonds_ 24.884.45
Other Bonds, Soearitleo, Etc.--— , *******
Stock ia Federal Reserve Beak --
Real Estate Owned —.- 1’’f74,“
Fnnitare sad Flxtaree- 4.2S4.M
Accrued , ..——■ Ht.tt
Caah and One from Banka_ 1W.0274*
Total_ W92.907.70
LIABILITIES
rv.it.i stack ____ - . 9 28.0W.0O
Uadivided Prcflta___*-- 7.370J7
»—». Borrowed _ ___ 10,000.00
Oepeaita_I.-- 28A687A3
Total__ W92.907.70
— DIRECTOR S—
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN,
President, Harriman National Bank, New York.
GASTON HARDY, President
GUS BORGEN. Merchant
HUGH DOUGHERTY, Real Estate A Mining.
LEON URBACH, Merchant
ERICH LUCAS. Vice President A Cashier.
AMessage
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ThU is a time for living cloee to the lint; this is a time for
faith and work. .
If you've got a job or a business, or a piece of productive
land, be glad — for thousands haven't.
This Is no time for despair or dseouragemeut. For we are
riding our course over the breakers to the clear calm sea of '
contentment ahead.
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Economic cond^ions are changing to the normals faith and
work, not theories, will speed the new era of prosperity. .
The Bank of Seward is alive to the pregnant possibilities of
of the present, and bespeaks its hearty cooperation to pro
duce firmer, more stable conditions. Onr best advice to you
is to keep yonr^feet on the ground, your head steady and
your finance in good shape by building up carefully your
bank balance. Temporary conditions cannot, then, hurt you.
Bank of Seward
ESTABLISHED 1805.
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WE HAVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENTS OF DISHES EVER SHOWN IN SEWARD
WE HAVE JUST TnE DISH YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR TO REPLACE THE ONE YOU ACCIDENTLY
BROKE.
WE HAVE THAT EXTRA PIECE YOU HAVE BEEN
WANTING.
SINGLE PIECES AND SETS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
OUR GROCERY STOCK IS FRESH AND COMPLETE
ALWAYS.
. ’ FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
BORGEN'S
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The Broadway Shop
Women's, Girls’ and Boy s Toques, 75c
Infants’ Cashmere'Hose ... 50c
White Sateen, per yard, - - 65c
Black Sateen, per yard, - - - 90c
-Cambric, per yard, - - 35c
Aprons (light and dark patterns) - $2.50
Boys’ and girls’ Hose- - 60c
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RIBBOttS-H ANDKERCHIEFS-LACES - INSERTIONS
“The Busiest Little Store is Seward.”
TRAPPERS ^TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW inc
DEALER IN
RAW —FURS
NEW YORE — 127 W. 27th St.
SEATTLE — Alaska Building.
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TIME
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for
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Main
AT THE LIBERTY TO-NIGHT
CHANGE OF PROGRAM TONIGHT
THIS PROGRAM SHOWN TONIGHT ONLY 8:P.M.
SCREEN MGAZINE Educational Reel. ART, SCIENCE
HUMOR and HEALTH
GREATER FEATURE Co. Presents TQTHE RAINBOW
PATHE— Monologue— THE TOPICS OF THE DAY
JESSE L. LASKY
—PRESENTS—
WALLACE REID
. —IN—
“THE , LOTTERY MAN ”
A Splendid 5 Part Artcraft Paramount Comedy Drama.
Full of Pep from Start to Finish. (8 Reel Program.
General Transferring
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OTRANSFER#
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H. V. Hoben A. F. Davis
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THE
FRYE
BRUHN
COMPANY
MEAT .
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK,
VEAL, POULTRY,
BUTTER and EGOS.
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FRESH EASTERN
OYSTERS
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Open — 8 A. M. and
Close at — 6 P.M.
We are not boasting when we
say that we make and serve
GOOD COFFEE
Fifty or more Seward People
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eat our lusty lunches every day.
The materials used in every
article we bake are of the finest
quality.
Lemon pie translated means
SEWARD
BAKERY
.OGCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCM
-BROWN & HAWKINS Corporation
•A REGULAR GIRL” IS
A POPULAR PICTURE
“A RUegular .Girl,” featuring Else!
Janis, was shown at the Liberty Thea*
; tre last night. It has to do with a gay,
flighty, society pet, whose father
spends his-millions lavishly upon her
in au effort to entertain his only
slaughter. The war comes on and crav
ing more excitement she enlists as a
nurse in Fiance. During the horrors of
war she learns what real life is, and
upon her return settles down with but
one aim— help: the returned soldier.
This she does in a most pleasing way.
There is also a moral to the picture,
which fits in with the present cry for
and to help the returned veterans who
are not able to work, and who, one by
one are passing away- in some small
hospital in the states. She was the
soldier’s' favorite who did her bit
thToughbtit France and England.
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' 'THE “IfALAMUTE CLUB” —*
long may it be a "howling success,"
gave a very pleasant dance at the Odd
Fellow's Hall last Saturday night Let
U8 hope a few more of the ldoked-for
ward to dances appear in the columns
of inrthc near future to hetpmake
these long dark days more bright
Npw la the timetblsy ia a supply of
old papersfor building yaur ftreo these
cold day*. 25 Mis i baadk at Iks
(Uifflf flfflUb
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20% OFF
WARDROBETRUNXS — STEAMER TRUNKS
TRAY TRUNKS* SUITCASES And TRAVELING
BAGS. •
Travelers Completely Outfitted With The Best
Grades of Dependable Luggage — At The Lowest
Prices. ;A
Woolen blankets
QUILTS
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“The Alaska Shop”
Hm you been to “MELODY
; HALL"? bow where ills? *
Visit “The Alaska Shop"
and yon will discover
“MELODY HALL”
“ The AlaskaShop”
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FRENCH FEDERATION OF LABOR
ORDERED DISSOLVED BY COURT
PARIS, Jan. 18— The court which
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has b»rn hearing the case against Loos
Jcuhnux Presidents the General Fed*
eration of labor, and other official!
who are charged with 'the Infringe-;
mentof the law forming unions to*
day i *de:ed a dissolution of the Feder
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