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THANKSGIVING DAY
Rev- L. H. Pedersen Tells of Its
Significance and Duties.
The child who never says “thank
\ \\" is general]\ disliked, and the
:i«ltilf with no sense oi gratitude is de
sjOsetl. He might In' pitied, for the
absence of this quality will finally
n ake him miserable.
Our president and our governors
asked the people of this nation to
assemble teda\ in their respective
;,:ae**> ot worship alul return thanks to
for the blessings we enjoy. As
riots we should honor the request.
Mil give at hast a small part of the
;j v to serious meditat ion.
Tin* Christian’s Cod is impart ial, for
hr maketh ids sun to rise on the evil
t he good, anil sondet h rain on the
just and the inj tst.
•*l lore, in this solemn*hoiu\ 1 raise
M\ heart to thee
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In grateful praise
j. or a II thegied that crowned m.\ days
Through the old year gone.”
\Vr are indebted to our relatives
!riend> and strangers as well, and
, \ trial", failures, and sorrows tnay
ears * for present gratitude they
I ave made uvs stronger.
I tut it grat itude is due from man to
i how mreli more from man to his
\\ »:<er. •,K\en >h "sing we enjoy, hy
r ar mean" -h \ r it may he derived
m us. i> the r t of I !im who i" the
uor of good and the hither oi
* rit".*’ wrote Addison. However.!
•gaank you" is not always a complete
i »n \ ment for gratitude, more is required. '
••Tin best thing that heart" that are
t hunkful can do
U ’hi" to make thankful some other
heart, too.”
\ ;\ many will spoakof such asonc who:
•\\*» r upon hi" face the smilo'of peace
it lu* held communion close with
i lo d
Ami loved tlit w< rid ami all who on it
t rod:
\ d those who mot him smiled, and
thought how fair
Tim' world must h«* t > him. and stra’ght
\> ay t here
!: - in t ho!r h rr s a glad thanks
gi ving l: \ imi, * L. 11. 1 \
"What's Bill (loing now V"
••Bid? Oh, lie's n college playing
tackle."
“And Hank?"
•*| !a ik's a lawyer, helping to investi
gate all kinds of grail."
**llow about Sam?"
“A doctor. Discovered a germ last
* *%
W H* a •
*‘\\ 11. well! And the old man?"
••ob. the old man isn’t doing much
• >' anything except support Bill and
s.imi and lLank."
'lie (’ampbdl restaurant, will set vo
1 a k>giving dinner in old New Kng
ml style from *> to S p. m. *
•atdies’ sweaters at i'layson's *
PIKE STREET WHARF
SEATTLE, WASH,
Forwarding Agent. Wharfage
Storage and Shipping
t n save you time, trouble and expense
on all shipments from Seattle
llepresent Lloyd’s rnderwriters
Write for Particulars a; Once
earthquakes and Competitors
Cut No figure With lls
t
We have the largest and best selected stock of i)ry Goods and Ladies ai d Gents I urn sit
ings in Seward. Men’s, Women’s and Children’s shoes, both leather and rubber. Full
line of Holiday goods on the S. S. Santa Ana.
Everything Coming Cur Vsfay. Why?
We established the prevailing price in Seward and as a result we are getting our share
of patronage. People don’t mind being held up part of the time, but not ah the time.
We will dive away $150 in presents Christmas.
Watch this Add next week. No fake!
A fine lot of Thanksgiving Turkeys on the S. S. Santa Ana. Nothing small about them.
■THE SEWARD
“White House on the Lovee”
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CARPETS AND STOVES
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T. H. F. & C. CO.
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BANK OF SEWARD
Transacts a General Banking Business
We receive deposits, buy and sell exchange, foreign and domestic: buy srold
dust and bullion: make collections. All business committed to our care will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Your Business is Solicited _
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Fresh from the I' a c t o r y
.ILL Til E .YEW' .1X1) l V- TO- !L / TE S T ) L ES
|)on't fail to have a box on your table for Thanksyivinji' and Christmas
E v o U R S H O W W I N D O W
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FOURTH AVENUE
A Gentleman's Resort and Club Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOMS
We Purchase Gold Dust at Regular Rates
PETERSON & BROWN, Proprietors
Only the choicest goods dispensed
Club Rooms in connection
Furnished Apartments up stairs
New, Neat and Comfortable. , F. V. THOMAS, Prop.