The
Hardman National Bank
ot Alaska at Seward
^ Condensed Report ot Condition made to Comptroller of the ( urrcncy j
Mondav, November 17th. 1919.
R E SOURCES >lk8aUM,
l.oan> ami Discounts
Overdrafts - NOM
Ronds to Secure t. S. Deposits
U. S. Liberty Ronds
Other Bonds. Securities. Etc.. .. ’-.a’,,,,
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ... i
Real Estate Owtied 1
Furniture & Fixtures - *f< I
. * » 134.0)
Interest Accrued _
t ash and Due from Banks
Tula! $SK1.21».til
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I. i abilities
Capital Stuck * !
l ndivoted Profits • ****’
Bonds Borrow ,d 1- °VV VV
Total »
— I) IK E C T O K
JOSEPH W. HAKRIMAN,
President. Hair nian National Hank. New ^01 ».
GASTON HARDY. 1’ resident.
GUS BORGEN. Merchant.
HUGH DOUGHERTY, Real Estate & Minin".
LEON URBACH. Merchant.
ERICH LUCAS, * Vice president & Cashier.
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motel sewaro
Rates SI a day and up
n. A HORNER, Manager MRS. W. A. McNELLY, Prop
S. O. MORFORD
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JOHN D. SULLIVAN
2nd Floor Van GJ,der Bidg. SEWARD. ALASKA
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LIBERTY THhAIKE
MONDAY & TUESDAY
CHINA & THE CHINESE
Greater Feature ( o.
METRO FEATURE CO.
PRESENTS
V I OLA • DAN A
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• S A T A N I U N I 0 R ’’
Adopted by John H. Collins,
from Van Zo Post’s Novel.
Diana Ardway. A Splendid
Five Part Comedy Drama.
\No A CHRISTIE Comedy
“WHO’S WIFE”
(7) Reel Program
Wed. & Thai’s.
TARZAN OF THE APES”
This work only— Vinos heag *o\
vurn. kahki color. $1.00 per pound at
ELLSWORTHS.
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W \NTEO— Experienced help for
laundry work— Inquire at Seward
Laundry. N25 t. f.
FOR SALE— Four room cahi i on
Seventh V\o. Apply City Express. t>0
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SYLVI V S PLACE IS NOW
I5EINL GREATLY IMPROVED
Sylvia’** *co cream parlors a ho
ing transformed. The partition, t*o
thirds of the way hack . in the main
stow room is removed, the dark room j
anil other part of the photography de
partment is to be moved to the ha ;* -
ment and the mom formerly used foi
private parties will he changed ii.t'*j
the kitchen. The removal of the pa t -
tion and changing of other rooms w II
provide for larger quarters all In > i»*
ioom. for the ice cream tables.
TWO WILL NOT HAVE TO
P\Y PERSONAL TAXFs
At the council meeting last niga:
the personal taxes of Frank Loger
quist and Cant A. E. Lathrop. were or
Herod utHcken from the rolU. Mr. Log
SYLVIA’S
CIGARS
CANDY
ICE CREAM
STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
PICT! RK FRAMING
INDIAN IIASK GTS
Telephone. Adams 128.
SYLVIA’S
*r<|uist Hail no personal chattels am]
the piano owned by (.’apt. Lathi op v a*?
moved from Seward nearly a year ago. »
M VSONS NOTH E
Slat »d communication of Sewn *1
Lodge No. 2D F. & A* M.. will be her!
Wed. IVc., :trd 8 F. M.
HI GH OOCGHFUTV.
W. M.
INTERIOR ALASKA
CAME BACK IN i
PAST SEASON ;
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“The* interior came hack strong last
summer and many prospectors as well j
as large operators cleared up, paid j
their bills and are now ahead of thr* j
game." This is the statement of Capt. j
Langley, just out from the interior/’ j
At various places in the interior there j
was plenty of water, sufficient lahv j
and mining went merrily along. Tin -
who were forced to borrow dining 0 » !
season of 191S-1919, struck the nay J
early last season and cleaned up. pay - !
ing all th<\ owned, and when the min- j
ing closed down this fall, found them- |
sole s op the right side of the ledger, i
i.Vxt season is going to be a har.ner ■
one. 1 believe, for the interior.”
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RIC.OS COMING NORTH
SKATTI.E. D"-., 2— ‘Covuio. j
Thomas Uiggs, Jr, is a passenger for j
Juneau on the steamer Alameda who * j
-ailed Sunday morning.
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SPITZENBERG. KING.
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SUCCESSOR TO
SEWARD COMMERCIAL CO.
Read the SEWAKD 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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ft
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Silk Umbrellas, Leather
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HATS i
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An exceptional showing {
oir Men’s Hats in all the pop- f
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“THE GORDON” $4 & 5. 5
“The STETSON” $6 & $6.50 [
“THE KNOX” at $S.OO 5
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MEN’S MACKINAWS and l
OVERCOATS in Attractive j
New Models, and Wonderful c
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