“If it’s from Teck’s, it’s the best'’
SEWARD TRADING CO.
TELEPHONE MAIN 135
, For Prompt Delivery
F"L-Y TIME
GET AN INTRODUCTORY PACKAGE OF
TOXOL
For outdoor use we recommend
REXALL SKEETER SKOOT
One Sprayer and 1 Pint TOXOL
BOTH FOR $1.00
Household insecticide kills flies, roaches, mosquitoes, etc.
Absolutely guaranteed. Will not harm fabrics, paint or wall
paper. Phone for a package NOW. Limited number of in
troductory packages.
Seward Drug Co.
(ELWYN SWETMANN)
BECK & WHITE
High Grade Line of
CIGARS. TOBACCOS. &
CANDIES
FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
A complete line of groceries
Fresh vegetables received each week
. Phone Main 34
p. c. McMullen
Prompt Deliveries
CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
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NORTHERN NOTES
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I
Jack Helny, for many years own
er of a grocery store Fairbanks is
engaged in the same business near
San Diego. Paul Borak. formerly
brakeman on the Alaska Railroad,
is employed by him.
Chris Betsch, one of the promin
ent traders on the tower Yukon, is
shipping a considerable quantity of
mining machinery to Marshall on the
first river boat to sail for the lower
river. Mr. Betsch will engage in de- (
velopment work on Willow creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coombs, «t
one time residents of Fairbanks, are
now living in Seattle, where Mr.
Coombs is employed in a sawmill. I
While in Fairbanks Mr. C mobs con
ducted a transfer business.
Dick Thorne, pioneer A a ska resi
dent, is living in Seattle’s Green lake
district. Mr. Thorne ovr- consider
able real estate in the Puget Sound
; city and intends to make his home
there permanently.
Word has been received in Daw
! son of the death in California of M.
H. Baker, former Yukoner. Mr. Ba
ker was connected with the Yukon
Telephone Syndicate and was prom
inent and well known in the upper
country. He left there several years
ago to take up his residence on the
outside finally going to California for
his health.
Charles Lagler, employed for i
many years at the Model Cafe as
cook, now occupies a similar posi
tion at the Olympic. Seattle’s fines' j
hotel. He intends to return to Fair
banks in June.
G. A. Ulsh, one of the leaseholders
of the Ready Bullion property, arriv
ed in Anchorage last weak and re
pons that h-e has five en at work j
on the propeny doing d. h work on ;
the orebodies, and maktnr all prep
ara tinos for an active se son.
Rev. Win. A. Thomas, pries: in
charge of the Bpisco;...! church at
Anchorage and Seward t in return
to Seward on Saturda; s train and
will hold the regular morning ser
vice at St. Peter's eh :rch. In the
absence otf Rev. Graham who is vis
iting in Seldovia, Rev. Thomas will
also hold sen-ices at the Methodist
church 7:30 Sunday evening.
LOST—last night package containing
little Boy’s suit, Hat, Knickers, and
Man’s Hat and 2 pair Boy’s Suspen- !
ders. Signed—Tough Luck, Native
from Knik.
Finder please leave at Frbach’s.
CMUWCW SEWV’CES
Services in the Episcopal anr the
Methodist church be ««. Severs:
St. ■Peter1* Episcopal Chirtt
Morning prayer anc Ser»P» a*
11:30 a.. m. Rev Wm. A Thomas
officiating.
Methodist Church
Sunday School at the t:-o*U ' in
10:30 a ro. Tihe evening Harriets
at 7:3* p. tn. "will be conducted by
the Rev. Yrm. A. Thomas in the ab
sence of R,ev. Thom a «■ Philip Graham,
local pastor.
WILL SOO* ST ART NfcCK NG
Crews are bow engager it fbe con
st ruction of eight trans. tkc cannery
at Ab oh ora re has been completely
overhauled and all machinery is 1ft
readiness for operation. i: is snnotroc
ed by the Gorman company wbc also
operate a cannery at Brier Ba . rear
Seward.
OLDTIWER «> ASSES tNC^^AG E
Robert Carlson. who t as taker to
the government hospital at Anchor
age last Friday suffering with a
stroke, died Saturday nlc tt row. ap
oplexy. Mr. Carlson was a member
of the Pioneers and an oldtiner in
the territory, and a: the time o: hi
death was 74 year- o' are He
leaves a daughter it An honwre M's
E. Hangdahl.
MINER DIES IV RBAVKS
Peter Craig, aged about 5;> year
died in Fairbanks a ew days ago
after having been picked nt in an
almost unconscious —fete in the
street. A raptured bladder was *' f
cause of death. Nothing is known o
Craig’s past Ire. He was a new
comer in Fairbanks having arrived
there about a month aeo He v ? s a
hard nock miner by poct^MtiBfc.
CUPID B^SV V \_ER’OR
Joseph Pare?- and Maizie OX5on
nell were united in Marriage last
Wednesday evening in the chapel o'
the Catholic church at Fairbanks
For the past two years M's Party
has made her home a; lie Cassif.r
roadhouse on the Chatai:ika-Circle
trail. Mr. Parcy has residec in the
Fairbanks district for some ; ime.
Mr. and Mrs. Party wil tr. ke their
home in town for the present.
JOE M AGILE READY TO GO
Joe Mar-ill launched hie boa: The .
Magna. las: week a: Anchors re. it
preparation for the coming season's
fishing: operations. Mr. Mari" has al
so chartered the launch Signal from
Hans Severson of Seldovia. Mr. Ma
giU’s many friends in Senarc mlsh
him a successful season this year.
Don’t overlook the "Liberty The
ater for tonight.
GOLD SHIELD COFFEE
& cup for cup
with other coffee
and see:
Why GOLD SHIELD ts epcsuc'icsi nosv
pood cops to the pcat>c.
Wow GOLD SHIELD’S FUvor *.i*c Sr-ec^t*
delight the lover of better coffee.
Why GOLD SHIELD hat *e« the sternum
of coffee perfection ell these year*.
ID
COFFEE
MAiwff.v»” Good.
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MAOC DAILY
HIGH CCADC
c^AVLC FfCTUWES, CUfR’OS
AND f»VOTOG«iAP^S
SYLVIA'S
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EAT
TAX'
MARATHON CAFE
<i. wt*r
Coro? In and So? Me
GABE SANTOS
Open Day and Nieht
THE ELLIS
BHIMUHI llll
Vc As?:' im? |rp*r. »c frictio®
Will crosk witk It; as
w '( kji. ’•‘St crest ■» ;~k «t*rr.ps.
an 1-5 k r $:2$. aa*
Tot »3E $47$ »---r. a01 3^? ft
•PILLS ~0 Lr MC ~C\$ 5»’LV
V H AGEN . A rent
P. O. Bex V.TS
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Beautiful
NEW RAYON
DRESSES
at
ELLSWORTH'S
Hofman’s Rooming
House
THE BELMONT
FOR LABORING MEN
Call Adams 126 for Labor
SEWARD. ALASKA
Barber Shop
FRED V FLLER
Tub and Shower Baths
OPEN SLNDAY A. M»
CRESCENT HOTEL
IN
Anchorage
IN THE HEART OF TOWN
Rea»or.abtc Rate*
i. M. COLLINS Prop.