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Millt K ttf S \ I. K t>!'" liKAl. ESTATE EUR DKI.INtl! I.NI I AXES
row N Of SEW \R1». Al.ASK
fOR THE YEAR 1917
NOTH'E IS HEREBY 01 YEN:- ...... ...
, • ■ ;' •;;■/ 7
Dccemi ' '" r- 1 Court, ent. -ed In
th- Matter of Delinquent Real Estate Tax of the Town of Seward lor the year
ini? " wherein it was ordered and directed that Mile b. made, in the manner
provided by la v. of certain real estate dttiated within th- eorpoiate Innds ot
V <*
certain municipal taxes, penalties, interest and cost • «d then.n; end. in
compliance with thi terms and of a duly . opted Resolution of the
( ommon Council of the To. n of S. ward. Alaska, on y approved by the Mayor
. a | Town, where n the tin c and p • for the >f said wle of teal
estate,was duly fixed, and no*ire thereof ordered to h" made in the newspap
(!«‘>itrnaU <1 by sail! ( ouiu*il,
NOW. THKKKKORK. 1, t\ A. KSTKS. Mumcipa* Merk ot the I own '»
Sev.ard Al iska. under* and by direction of the Mayor and Common Council of
.aid Town of Seward, hereby gtv.* notic« that 1 wd . on the 10th day ol
November. 1919. in theTown Hall in Seward. Alaska, -ommoncing at the how
of ton o'clock tin '<»». noon, continuing until the hour of four o’clock in tin
afternoon, and. •* -a'* be not completed on said day. continuing from day to
day the e.aft >*. between tin hours gbovo >tatcd and designated, over Sundays
and holidays, until the }• operty d--scribed in this notice of sale is disposed of
-e’l and offer fo, s ih . t public auction, to the ’ r-hest bidder, for cash, all
ti ‘ and p ■ of i cal estate, situate
v th-n tl e cerporat I *n t re* ’hi 1’own of Seward. Kenni Recording Precinct
'lhird Judicial D»v -mm .»f the Territory of Alaska, for the purpose of
satisfying and di^chur*.* tit*. i:,i bon of delinquent taxes for the year 1917
accrued thereon. togethe- with penalties, interest and costs;
that each lot. tve t • •»■ pared of real estate hereinafter enumeiated and
scheduled " id lie offered f n sale and sold seperately:
That no h d will bo entertained for any several and specific tiact or
parcel of real «state f«n an amoun; less than the total amount of delinquent
tax, penalties, interest and < * ts accrued the.con, and if sufficient is not bid.
to discharge th» amount due thereon, the same will be bid in by the Municipal
Klerk, for and on behal ’ o-’ the Town of Seward*
ri»at in case any p’pvhaser, at said sale, shall fail to pay* in ensh for anv
t»act or parcel bid in by sudi purchaser, such tract oj pan-el of real estate will
l e re*.sold before the completion of such tax sale;
1 hat a r» ai pro pert\ sold at said sale is subject to redemption within
the period ot two years from the date of such sale;
H’af < c t:f’cat*«s of .‘f ile will be issued in due and proper fo*m as by law
provided; a
1 hat th< ■•.*• du e temised list and enumeration published herewith, is
mad.- a aart » - us notice o: sale, and states the description of each several
and specific tracts or parcels o' rr. | propei ry. subject to this advertised sale,
on which the tax tor In* ye;;!* P.M7 has not been paid. the amount of tax.
penalty, interest and costs due thereon, and to whom assessed.
To Whom Assessed Description l.otHlkTax Pen Int Arlv Total
,! 1,0 K* Jallaine Seward 17 1 9.00 .45 1.45 2.00 12.90
John E. Btllatiit 1| l 7.20 .15 US 2.00 10.74
To Whom Assessed Description Dot I!!k lax IVn lot Ads Dot a
John K. Balluiiic I rac 19 1 .90 .05 .20 2.00 . 3.21
John B. Ballainc 35 6 21.60 1.08 3.30 2.00 27.96
John R. Ballainc 36 6 21.60 1.08 8.30 2.00 27.98
John E. Ballainc 37 6 21.60 1.08 8.30 2.00 27.98
John Ji. Ballnine 88 <i 21.60 • 1.08 3.30 2.00 27.!'5
Title Trust Co. 2 7 27.00 1.36 4.10 . 2.00 84.45
Title Trust Co. 3 7 21.60 1.08 3.80 2.00 27.98
Title Trust Co. 4 7 21.60 1.08 3.80 2.00 27.98
Title Trust C i. 5 7 27.00 1.35 4.10 2.00 34.45
Title Trust Co. 6 7 21.60 1.08 3.S0 2.00 27.98
Title Trust C<>. 7 7 21.60 1.08 380 2.00 27.9ft
Title Trust Co. 8 7 21.00 1.08 3.80 2.00 27.98
Title Trust Co. 9 7 21.60 1.08 .8.80 2.00 27.98
J„hn K. Ballainc. 10 7 21.60 1.08 3.30 2.00 27.93
John K. Ballainc 11 7 21.60 1.08 3.30 2.00 27.98
j John K. Balia'ne 28 .7 36.00 1.80 5.4(1 2.00 45.26
C ontinued to Page 3.
THRIFT WEEK
if] JANUARY;
THE REASONS
ST. LOUIS. Nov., :5—• Ten command*
ip nts for tin* guidance of a man’s fin
ancial life have been drawn up by a
National Committee of bankers and
oiliers t«* aid in the great drive of ID*
20 against the cohorts of high Cost of
Living.
This decalogue for the frugal m i
man to stiffen his morale in a battle
i<» save something from the profit *er<
a id rent raisers is part of the j r<
g»*ani foi the National 'I’hrift Work >
hcg;n January 17 next.
Plans for rallying the armies of
money savors for tin* 1920 drive by
holding this thrift week were approv
ed by the American Banker’s Associa
tion in its recent convention in this
cit\. The idea already had the en
dorsement of the United States lea
gue of Building and Loan Associa
tion. National Federation of Construc
tion Industries, Retail Credit Men' .
\stociation. National Association o*’
Lif‘ Insurance Umlerwrileis, Nation?:
Credit Men’s Association, the Ameri
an Life Convention and other nation
al bodies.
The ten comman lments as recom
mended by Walter W. Head, of Oma
ha, vice-president of the National
Bank section of the American Bank
cr’s Association, arc:
J. Make a budget.
2. Keep an intelligent record of ex
penditures.
Have a bank account.
4. Carry life insurance.
5. Make a will.
i». Own your own home eventually.
7. Pay your bills promptly.
t>. Invest in war savings stamps
and other government securities.#
0. Spend less than you earn.
10. Share with others. Thrift with
out benevolence is a doubtful blessing.
The eight days of the National
thrift week have been named afte*
some points of the financial creed is
f ol lows:
Saturday, January 17.— ‘‘Bank
hay’’ or “National Thrift hay,” t'
emphasize the need for individual
thrift apd the sendee a bank renders
a community.
Sunday, January 18,— “Thrift
Sunday.” with sermons in all Amori
can pulpits on th<* relation of econo
mic lif*' to *• ligbnis well being and
‘he need of sharing with others.
Monday. January, 10. - “National
Insurance hay.” to stress the need of
>rotect’Tnr one’s family.
Tuesday, January 20— “Own Your
Own Home l>rv.” to show vvhy it is
desirable and how it is possible to own
your own home.
Wednesday. January 21.— “Mak'
a Will hay.” to urge men to make
wills.
Thursday, January 22,— “Thrift in
Industry Hay,’* to advocate factoiw
thrift and cooperation between capi
tal and labor.
Friday. Jauary 22,— “Family Bud
get Day.”
Saturday. January 24.— “Pay Your
Bills Day.”
Supporting this movement in ad
dress t«» the bankers in their conven
tion h we. Arthur M. Fast, of New
York, national director of the thrift
week movement, said: “Financial and
industrial leaders are interested in th^
increased cost of living because they
know that in most cases the bill for
‘..he increased cost is handed by the
wo’ke’- to the employer for liquida
tion. The bill for the cost resulting
from the inefficiency of the average
man and housewife in the spending of
money and their failure to get full
value for money received is also hand
ed, the employer for payment either
in increased demands for wages or in
increased dissatisfaction and indust
rial unrest.
“So, many employers are learning
that, along with plans for stimulating
the interest of tin* worker in his job,
there must go hand in hand with it an
education of employes in fundamental
economics and in the use and value of
money.”
IJCRULARY INCREASES AT
ALARMIXC RATE IN THE
BRITISH METROPOLIS
LONDON, Nov., - Burglary lias
increased eighty percent in London
during the past year, and burglary in
surance companies'are urging policy
• y• dcs to help them defeat tile gentle
»» *»*. who cove: other people's property
ard it.
** \V»* t *11 a householder that if h<J
’ aid remove tin* ordinary rim lock
id replace it with a mortised lock,
O H! sunk ill tile edge of tin door, he
would make hi.N premises safer, said
iooera ^
Monarch ‘
4 .tool f
*“ /
f - Clear
'Havana Cigar
The aristocrat of
all Havanas, with
•l
a time - tempered,
gentle flavor.
10c,2 for 25e ami 1 5c >i/c%
Qyt^n *iz**, 2 ‘ jF '**.
Earl %i*** . 2 fur 2 A,
JOSF, LOVER A CO.. I'AM I-a
SCHWA B AC H E ?
BROS. » CO., Inc /
Seattir, W ?ah /
i / .
an official. Tho first can be readily
jimmied; the second is almost burg
lar proof.”
•
Hans Teetermnn, a driver for a Ket
chikan transfer company, lost control
of his machine and crashed to the ticl«*
flats, fifteen feet below. Tceterman
was badly bruised, while Lizzie was a
complete wreck.
^ -
sriiSCKIRE for the o.meww
aj -Jm _
( .&fy#
A ®lrA
hk/o eft-1, oar-round sou drink
The fir-/ roasts (SrTiJt was water and
f-'tvi.i;. hi vo »t die highest retirement
ci die roi irai drink of piJmftive man
(ae ii'CCQ' !eo < f i/<A oi modem America*"
a bevera: ?witn real food value.
A lie ad ty and sabianiidl wink at
ike sod<:. 5urd.iin,or with lunch et (he
re^f auft at, a comfcrt waiting for you
in (he ice-box rti home.
$nht #*n> icrp- Fain... ■■ Mtfpnod by qiofor.Jrufi and a\>oUi>
t.nf.tr> ,iro imnfvd fu tns/iocf o~r piar.t .
ANHEUS.: .}~BUSCH ST.LCUIS
'.Vhiu more & M.mrallies.
W!-..; • » l»i* *,;! .itoi* SKWAifl), ALASKA
No other drink
tastes so o
p -V
WMm
In that RAINIER SPECIAL
flavor there's that ind ?scrib
able, yet very real something.
No other drink tastes to good
when you’re thirsty. No oth
er drink tastes so good with
your meals. Produced
through an exclusive process
—no other drink can be like
it. Stamp the name—RAI
NIER SPECIAL—on your
memory. Order a case and
always call for this soft drink
that really satisfies when a
refreshment is desired. * * *
Rainier Products Company. Seattle, U. S.
A.. Manufacturer of R’inter Special, Rai
nier Bock. Malt Kuiuicr. Rainier Cereal.
Syro and Denatured Alcohol.
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