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DEATH I ILLS FORMER
ATKIN MINING MAN |
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Anthony J. Stowell. aged ho years, ]
died at Portland, Oregon, on March <
2s. Mr. Stowell was a member of ]
Oregon consistory No.. 1, Ancient]
Scottish Kite, and AI Kader temple!
Mystic Shrine. He was also a mem- •
her of the K. P. O. E. and Arctic j
Brotherhood. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Minnie Gordon Stowell,
of Portland, and two daughters, Mrs.
Ray H. Stevens of Juneau, and Mrs. j
E. C. Russell of Seattle.
Tin* funeral service was held at j
Portland on March 30. under direc
tion of the Masonic lodges in the
chapel of the Mount Scott crema
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Read the SEWARD GATEWAY,
Covers the local field and the entire
World, Associated Press Service.
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** A CUSTOMER SAID **
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** we are always ready to accept **
** suggestions from our friends that **
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** goal of Perfection in Ranking Ser- **
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** If there is any way in which we **
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** uncial matters, whether you are a **
** welcome “new-comer” in our com- **
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** and customer of this bank, feel **
** free to suggest it to us. We desire **
** co-operation. **
** BANK OF SEWARD **
** Established— 1905. **
** “The Rank **
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CLOTHING I) E P A R T M E NT-Phone Madsn 80. I
Men’s Rubber Roots — Work and Dress Shoes — Wool, Flannel and Cashmere Shirts.^
Underwear in two piece and onion suits, Pajamas nrd Nightshirts. Khaki — ( orduroy?
and \v<H)l pants. Leather Cloves and Mitts. Oil Clothing, Rain-Coats — Mackinaws <
Overcoats. Blankets — Quilts — Comforters — Pillows. Trunks — Steamer andj
Wardrobe models — Cowhide hags and suitcases. j
Women’s rubbers — Outing flannel night gowns — Mackinaws, — Boys and Childrens!
boots — Shoes — Hats and Caps — Stockings — underwear, and general- wearing apparel.!
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ALTA BRAND — Teas - Coffees & Spices
Preferred Stock — Canned vegetables.
Heinz 57 varieties — Chow Chow & Pickles
Pork and Beans — Jams and Jellies.
Swift’s Premium Hams and Bacons.
Knackebrod and Swedish Toast.
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With our Large Stocks we are j
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Fishing Boats- completely Outfitted. jj
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HARDWARE and FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Phone Adams 80.S
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Crockery — Glass ware
Kitchen l tensils —
Enamel and AhuninuiA ware
Stoves — Ranges — Heaters.
Builders Hardware and
Supplies. Doors •— \\ indows.
Window Glass —
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Furniture — Bedding — C arpcts and Rugs.jj
Mattresses — Linoleum, etc. jj
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CALORIC PI P E L E S S FUR-j
N A C E for you-Don’t wait until nextjj
winter_have it done this summer, andjj
enjoy a comfortable house when cold weathers
sets in again. 5
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BROWN & HAWKINS
“ Quality First ”