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Harriman National Bank
of Alaska at Seward
1-iaitrM-rt Report of Condition made to Comptroller of the Currency.
Wednesday, December 20th, 1820.
RESOURCES
Locum and Discounts- * **00.40
OrerdrafU ...-■■■■ NONE
Bends to Secure U. S. Deposits-■*— 15’22?'5k
U. a Liberty Bondo- «
Other Securities, Etc.-•- lHRliS
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank- IS?'??
Real Estate Owned _- 15,874.12
Furniture and Fixtures- 4,234.89
Interest Accrued- 899.86
Cask aad Due from Banks- 196,92748
Total_ $592,907.70
LIABILITIES ,
Undivided Fronts_ 747047
Banda Borrowed-- JM55'!*
Deposits____—.. 85A65748
Total__ $502,007,70
—DIRECTORS—
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.
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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ThqyLace In front
HOUSE
SUPPERS
Our prices'are all “Normalcy” prices.
RIBBONS-HANDKERCHIEFS-LACES - INSERTIONS
“Hie Busiest Little Store ii Seward.”
-BUTTER MILK-BUTTER MILK
Pure, Fresh Buttermilk, Such as we have is the
Healthiest Drink in the World.
Become a Regular Customer. Place your
Order Now. % -
SEWARD JERSEY DAIRY
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WE HAVE RECEIVED ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE
ASSORTMENTS OF DISHES EVER SHOWN IN SEWARD.
WE HvfVE JUST THE 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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This is s time for living doss to tho lino, this is s tint# for
faith and work.
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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 dacourageimont. For we are
riding oar course over the breakers to the dear calm sea of
contentment ahead.
Economic conditions are changing to the normal; 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. Our best advice to you
is to keep your feet on the ground, your head steady and
your finance in good shape by building . up carefully tour
bank balance. Temporary conditions cannot, then, hurt you.
Bank of Seward
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AT THE LIBERTY TO-NIGHT
SAMUEL GOLDWYN
MONDAY and TUESDAY_8 P. M.
LATEST PATHE NEWS
LATE CURRENT EVENTS
JESSE L. LASKY
— PRESENTS
CECIL B. DeMILLE’S ,
' PRODUCTION
“WHY CHANGE YOUR WIFE”
Featuring TOM MEIGHAN, and GLORIA SWANSON,
A SPECIAL PARAMOUNT 7 Reel ARTCRAFT Drama.
(EIGHT REEL PROGRAM)
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MEAT ?
BEEF, MUTTON, PORK.
VEAL, POULTRY,
BUTTER and EGOS.
FRESH EASTERN
OYSTERS
Open — 8 A, M. and
Close at — 6 P.M.
“The Alaska Shop”
Have yea been to “MELODY
HALL”? Kaow where itl»?
Visit “The Alaska Skop”
aid yea will discover
“MELODY HALL”
“ The Alaska Shop”
Ahrah Eames, district postal in
spector left on the train, this morning4
for Anchorage.
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The snow in the railroad yards is
becoming noticeable to those who are
obliged to work around the yards. Mr.
Leslie the section foreman aays that
^faree or fonr more faUs n( sftow tike
the ones of the post few days will
make it rather hard to omrigats across
the yard and may nuke it necessary to
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We 'are not boasting when we
say that we make and serve
GOOD COFFEE
Fifty or more Seward People
eat our tasty lunches every day.
The materials used in every
article we bake are of the finest
quality.
Lemon pie translated neans
SEWARD
BAKERY
WANTED— White Rege at Gateway
Office. Will pay Sc per pound.
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J. M. Meyers and "Happy” Rierdon
of the Bureau of Public Roads^eft this
morning for Kenai Lake and other
points where work is being done on
the roads and bridges by the Bureau.
They expect to be absent from Seward
for several weeks.
That SB WARD should be the cap
ital of the Territory of Alaska is ad
; mitted by the member^ of the . legis
lature from the Third Division and it
the legsilators of the Second Division
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and Fourth Division will \york#in con
junction with those of this division
in presenting a mein oriel to congress
the capital Will move to the terminal
of the government railway, where it
should be. Juneau is far south of tht
central*.part of the state, and with
the capital at Seward it would cen
tralise things in Alaska proper. The
„ residents of both Nome and Fair
banks could £et tp the capital am.
back in a few days* time, and business
could be better transacted by the sev
eral bureaus. ^The territory has no
buildings of its own worthy the name
b« served. By moving the
the center of the territory much tflht
cm be nved in the trMWctton of
General Transferring
* ALASKA o
(•TRANSFER*
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H. V. Hoben A..F. Davis
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BAGS.
. Travelers Completely Outfitted1 With The Best
Grades of Dependable LQgage — At The lowest
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