The j|
Harriman National Bank i
of Alaska at Senard
( undented Report ol Condition made to Comptroller ol the Cuncncy.
Monday, November 17th. 1919.
RESOURCES .
loans and Discount* s 19,828.00
0%«rdr.ift> NONE
Bonds to Scour* l . S. Deposits I
r. S. Liberty Ronds —.110.2
t)ther Ronds, Securities. Etc- -
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ^ 1
Real (Mate Owned Iu.a8-.l
Furniture & Fixture* L706.5.*
Interest Accrued
t ash and Due from R:.nk* -23,939.7*
Total 8384.219.81
LI V B 1 L I T 1 K S
A apital Stock - * 2*5.000.09
Undivided Profit* 4,033.17
Bonds Borrowed . • 10,000.00
Deposits -• 3454114.12
Total $381,349.61
— DIRECTOR S—
JOSEPH W. HARRIMAN.
President, lluirirnan National I kink, New* York.
GASTON HARDY, President.
GUS BORGEN. Merchant. j
HUGH DOUGHERTY. Real Estate Mining.
LEON URBACH. Merchant. |
ERICH LUCAS. Vice President & Cashier.
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HOTEL SEWARD
Rates SI a day and up
N A HORNER. Miiuser MRS. W A. McNElLLY, Prop
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FIRE INSURANCE i
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Fluor Van GiJderBI(ig. SEWARD, ALASKA j
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•• LIBERTY THEATRE '
Exhibition — Educational
"Glacier National Park’
JESSIE L. LASKY
PRESENTS
V 1 V 1 A N M A R T I N.
MOLLY
ENTANGLED
An Extra uood 3- Part
Comedy Drama.
Also a Bray Pictorial and
Cartoon Comedy.
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\«uty* express meet* all trams and
steamer* Phone 143.
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jl*ST IN! Yarn.*, heads, ribbons,
and hor*A‘ toddlers and lot* ol nm
thing* at— Kl.LsW OR 1 HS.
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WANTKIV- K\perieneed' help lor
laundry *ork— Inquire at Seward j
l.aundrv. N25 t. f.
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I’OU SAl.K— Four room cabin on*
Seventh Ave. Apply l ity Kxpre**. IW
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WANTF.IV- Kilher Hal top or roll
er lop He*k. Inform The Key. OSil
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roi.ovan \ looks hood
Former Territorial Senator O P.
(iaustad. now engaged in the sawmill
and tramway business in the lolovan*;,
and who went south on the Alameda
Sunday, says conditions in that see i
tion are good. He looks for the camp
to he better than ever next year.
STKAMKR NORTH WKSTKRN
SAILS NORTH TOMORROW
Steamer Northwestern is scheduled j
to ad north from Seattle leaving a*
0 o'clock tomorrow morning. ThN
Northwestern should have a fair num
h« r of passengei-s for Seward although ;
travel is supposed to be light now o\v- j
ing to the clo.*c proximity of rhe
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SYLVIA’S
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CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CKEA VI
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICT IRE FRAMING
INDIAN BASKETS
Telephone. \dam* 128.
SYLVIA’S
holiday season.
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VV E V I II i: R R E P O R T
I he following is the weather repo’ij
for the 24 hours ending at V o'clock
this morning:—
SEWARD 20. Cloudy, Calm.
Anchorage 6, Foggy, (fttlm.
Chickaloon 16, Clear, Calm.
Matanuska 2, Clear, Calm.
Wasilla 10, Clear, Calm.
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FLEISHMAN IMPROVES
I. H. Fleishman, chief clerk of too
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supply department, who hits been ?n
the hospital for several days, is m
proving and was sitting up today.
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WATSON IN AND WEST
Steamer Admiral Watson arrived
at the noon hour today from Seattle
bringing 40 tons of merchandise for
Seward and Anchorage merchants, but
no passengers account of carrying
gasoline. The Watson goes to Seldovia
Kodiak and othev lower Conte !ne*t
ports then returns to Sr .nut. On i*
southbound trip the A dm hi ml Wat- i
son will carry passengers as usual.
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ADMIRAL WILSON IS TO
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COMMAND ATLANTIC KLF.KT
WASHINGTON. Dec.. 9— Ihc *•
flagship Pennsylvania, VVi* j
son commanding, leads the Atlantic j
fleet in the winter maneuvers off r»u- i
ha in January. IV*tVu»ar attention
to be paid to the main battery target j
practice.
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YELLOW NEWTON, DELICIOUS:
SPITZENBERG, KING.
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BORGEN’S
SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
BANK OF SEWARD |
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Territorial Depository
City Depository
Cnited States Depository for Postal Savings.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
Shopping NOW
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AT THE STORE THAT CARRIES THE LARGEST STOCK.
M K N” S S H 1 K T S
Hoc you will always find a
good assortment of patterns
to choose from —Fibre Silks
-Madras — Light weigh!
Dress Flannels, and many
others.
$2 to $8
ULAN K E T S a n d
Q U I L T S
Look over our stock of
blankets and <|iiilts, many
different weights and sizes
in Blankets. Comforters and
fancy quilts.
Make deal Christmas gifts.
$4 to $30
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SILK and F I B K E
S I LK SOX
Men’s sox in many grades of
silk — Fibre silk — Lisle and
light wool. A box of six pairs
will be sure to please him on
Christmas morning.
50cts to $1. a pair.
i N E C K W E A It
3 —
All men are fond of pretty
ties, and our assortment is so
3 large, that its easy to find
the color and shape you are
looking for.
75c to $3.00
3 —
3 Hath robes, smoking jackets
dressing slippers, silk um
3 brellas, linen handkerchiefs.
gloves, garters, and leather
3 novel! ies.
Hardware Department
MANY USEFUL GIFTS FOR WOMEN AND MEN ARE ON DISPLAY HERE^
Flash Lights
Alarm Clocks
Pocket Knives
Community Plate
Silverware
Crockery
Safety Razors
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Come in and let us demon
strate the HOME TEACH
ER BLACK BOARD for
Children. Just the gift for
the little tots going to school.
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Electric Toasters
Electric Lamps
Electric Curlers
Electric Percolators
Aluminum Percolators
Pressure Cookers
Pyrex Glass Oven Ware.
Grocery Department
YOU WILL FIND IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
• _ . ... EVERY ITEM NECESSARY FOR YOUR HOLIDAY Quality Stanles
Imported Specialties DINNERS—AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO OFFER Quality staples
SUGGESTIONS.
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BROWN & HAWKINS
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“Quality First”