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every modern facility, conducive to sale
and conservative hanking,
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STATIONERY
PHOTOGRAPHS
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INDI \N RASKETS
Telephone, Adonic 128.
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FOR SALE (heap— Extra Good In*!
>1 rumen I. Violon Cello Imi’r Gateway. |
SFWARD METHODIST (HI IU H
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Open Forum Class I0:lf> A. M.
Sundav School 11 A. M.
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Evening Service 7o’clock.
Suhj«*et of Evening Sermon:—
“God’s Division of Humanity.”
Speeial Music by tin* Choir.
Duane Earl Carter, Pastor.
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ANCHORAGE SENDS FORMAL
INN ITNHON TO SEWARD TO
SPEND FOITMTI ON THE INLET
Mayor K. E. Chamberlin has re
, eeived the following telegram, an
invitation from the Anchorage Cham- j
her of Commerce, signed by F.M. Boy- j
le. President, for Seward to spend the j
Fourth at Anchoiage:
On behalf of the people of Anchor
age, the Anchorage Chamber of Com
merce extends to you and the people
of Seward a cordial invitation to cele
brate the Fourth of July here. Elabor
ate arrangements are being made to
end that this will h«> the greatest cele
bration Ala-ka hn> ever known. Every
effort will be made to provide for
your comfort and convenience. Come
one, come all.
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Mrs. J. L. I.ee. who has been visit
ing Mrs. Maude Gilmouv, returned to
Anchorage on today’s train.
Judge Munly left for Anchorage on
\ th« train thii morning.
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
NOTICE.
Up to and including June 15th, we will accept
for conversion and exchange, WITHOUT
CHARGE, temporary Liberty Ix>an Bonds
of the following issues, for permanent 1 ' Per
cent Bonds:
1st Liberty Loan converted I per cent bonds. 1922 • 1917
1st Liberty Loan converted 4"* Per cent 1 binds. 1922 - 1917
lsi Liberty Loan 2nd converted 4'* Per cent, 1922 - 1947
2nd Liberty Loan I Per cent Ibmd*, 1927 • 1912
2ml Liberty Loan converted 4Vi Per cent Bonds. 1927 - 1912
2rd Liberty Loan. 4* Per cent Bonds, 192H
lih Liberty Loan, 1'* Bonds, 1922 - I92M
Holders of any of the above bonds should
therefore present the same Indore June 15th.
BANK OF S WARD
1 Per cent PAID ON SAVINGS
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT
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CARPETS — RUGS — INLAID and
PRINTED LINOLEUMS.
PILLOWS — QUILTS — BLANKETS —
COMFORTERS and BEDDING.
HOMES COMPLETELY
FURNISHED
BABY CARRIAGES - COASTER WAGONS
The many necessary articles that go into the
making of a home can he found in this depart
ment.
We will he glad to have you pay us a visit.
COtD SEA1*
Fuxjr-coverins
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There is only one gride of
Congolciim and that i*
Gold*Seal Congoleurn; It
is identified l»y the t*>Id
Sea), shown above.
Wonderfully beautiful and very durable. Every inch barked
bv the Cold-Seal Guarantee of absolute satisfaction or
your money back. We have a splendid line of patterns in
this popular sanitary floor-covering. The most durable
and economical printed covering for kitchens, bathrooms,
halls, etc., or wherever else you wish to cover the enure
floor. Bring your measurements with jou.
cLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Dayton — Buckingham & Hecht and Chippewa Heavy Work Shoes for Men.
^ Duxbak Khaki Outing Clothing — Dux bak Khaki Hats for Men and Women.
Rubber Boots — Oil Clothing — Raincoats and Slickers.
WARDROBE and STEAMER TRUNKS
LEATHER TRAVELING BAGS and SUITCASES—
Light weight Summer Shirts - Men’s Light and Medium weight underwear.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Fishing Rods — Reels — Fish Hooks
Trout lines — Baskets c
BASE BALL BATS jj
Base Balls and Gloves. I
Tennis Rackets — Tennis Balls j
HALIBUT GEAR j
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Tru-Blu Cakes and Crackers.
Heinz Jellies, Jains and Pickles.
FOLGERS COFFEE
Fisher’s Flour — Breakfast Foods
“ S P E C I A L S ”
Manchurian Beans.^ GJc lb.
Imperial Bayo Beans..8 *”•
Libby’s Canned Milk.$6.75 case.
Alpine Canned Milk.$6.75 ( ase.j
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SHOW YOU “ Quality First ”
S E W A K D and ANCHORAGE