CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
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FORDS REDUCED $40
Effective June 19th
Commercial chasis
Runabout
Touring
Coupe
Tudor
Fordor
$300
$360
$380
$485
$495
$585
F. O. B. DETROIT
All Ford cars are now equipped with bal
loon tires on all four wheels and a self-starter
as part of the standard equipment.
A better car than ever at a lower cost.
ASK TO SEE A DEMONSTRATING CAR
Seward Machine Shop
Chas. Lechner, prop. Seward, Alaska
Ford Authorized Sales and Service
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The creamy-delicate, delicious flavor and
double-richness of Carnation Milk are not the
result of chance. Painstaking effort every
step of the way from the cow to you; constant
attention to even the smallest details—these
are the secrets of Carnation’s famous quality.
Carnation constantly is being improved be
cause the producers of Carnation accept the
full responsibility of Carnation leadership.
You want the best, the leader; you want Car
nation quality to enrich and improve all your
cooking. It’s yours for the asking; but to get
it, you must insist upon Carnation at your
‘ grocer’s.
Carnation Milk Products Co.
1060 Stuart Bldg., Seattle
Carnation Milk
"Front Contented Cows99
For 26 Years Alaska’s Favorite Milk Supply
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PASSENGERS: LARGE
NUMBER GO WES!
COURT PARTY GOES TO SELDO
VIA EN ROUTE TO ILL! AMN A.
ACROSS COUNTRY TO BRISTOL
BAY DISTRICTS
HAS CAPACITY CARGO IN HOLDS
Reedy Party from Texas Arrives and
Departs for Round-Trip to Fain
banks; Evans Return* Tuesday
The S. S. Admiral Evans, of the P
S. S. Co., Capt Sylvester Glass, mas
. ter, arrived in port at T o'clock las;
■ evening from the south. Exception
! ally fine -weather marked the voy
j age north, which with the large num
ber of tourists on board, made for one
of the best trips of the present season.
The Frank Reedy party from Texas,
I numbering 45, and which came north
on the steamer, left the city this
morning in a special for Fairbanks.
; They will return next Wednesday and
j make connections with the Evans for
. the south upon her arrival from her
regular trip Westward.
Following discharging 106 tons of
general freight at this port the Evans
left at 10:30 o’clock last evening for
the Westward. Over 1300 tons of
freight is consigned to canneries and
merchants. Most of :h> cat-go con
sists of empty cans.
iiie mcumiag an : ou.g :ng passen
ger list follows:
Mrs. Mary Bronson, Dallas. T-x.k
Albert Bush, Seattle. Wash; L. Ber
nier. Seattle, Wash.: B n H. Cue -r>
bary, Sonora. Texas; M -s Ha:::e B.
Casenbary. Sonora. Tex:.': Mrs. S. M.
Dunlap, Texas, Miss Ruby W. Dol
lins, Greenville. Texas; Miss On:a Da
vis, Abeline. Texas,
vis, Abeline, Texas; Miss Jewel Farr.
Breckenbridge. Tex.: Gerald E Fox.
Seattle: Dr. J. M. Flemming. Ml. Ver
non, Tex.;John Guitar, Mrs. John Gui
tar, Miss Ruth Guitar, M:ss Mary
Guitar, Earl Guitar from Abilene,
Tex.; Mrs. W. J. Garrenfi Lubbock.
Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. George W. Goff.
George W. Goff. Jr.. Caroline Goff.
Robert W. Goff, and Geraldine Goff
all from Reno, Nevada ;X. M. Har
all from Reno. Nevada; Mr. and Mrs.
N. M. Harper, Dallas, Tex.: Ed. Jor
gensen, Wash.; Mrs Jennie C. K:m
mel. Midlothian. Tex.; George Ker
mel, Midlothian. Tex.; Mr. and Mrs.
George Rerfoot, Shawnee. Oklahoma:
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Lozier. Leonia. N.
J-; William Lewis, Jr.. Clarendon.
Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Looney.
Colorado, Tex.; George Lytle. Brinnon
Wash.: J. E. McClung, Coriscana.
rex.; Mr. and Mrs. G W. Menris. Dak
as, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs L^E. MayhaR.
Seattle, Wash.; James Mayhall. S-at
:le, Wash.; Mrs. E. W. Morten. Dallas,
rex.; Mrs. Lee Newbury. Dallas,
rex.; Miss Marie J. Putts. Temple,
rex.; Mrs. Jessie Patterson. San
^ranciseo. Cal.; Frank Reedy, Dallas,
rex.; Mrs. Dora Roberts. Big Sprinc
rex.; Mrs. T. C. Rubey, Dallas. Tex.:
Billy Rubey, Dallas. Tex.; Mrs. M. W.
Strain. Lancaster, Tex.; C. E. Start
5an Diego, CaJ.f Miss Ann Elia
'laughter, Dallas. Tex.; Mrs. C. C.
slaughter, Dallas Tex.; Mrs. A. D.
smith, Houston, Tex.; Miss Mabe3
Summers. Greenville. Tex.; William
lavid Tagert, Wilmer, Tex.:Miss Eve
Verner, Dallas. Tex.: Mrs. William
Vright, Kansas City. Mo.; Frank and
Falter Warren. Elma, Wash. Mrs. 1
’lorence A. Young. Dallas. Tex.; Miss
ewell York. Dallas, Tex.
Passengers boarding the vessel at
Jaskan ports included th following: »
Mrs. Marion H- Holmes, T. S Mo-‘
►ougall, Mrs. T. S. McDouall, L. G. *
Biripel. M LeBlaac. S C- Raynor, X.
G irr, S E Young, W. P. Bramble,
Reserratiors for the Westward
aadt a: the local office 1® eluded:
Seldowia—Wm. D. CopperaoIL Clyde
• R. Ellis. Mrs, A. C. Johnson. Mrs. P.
Hatch. Helen Hatch, Florence Hatch
Carl McKay, Sans Crunkplank
Kodiak—Andrew Brown. Oscar R,
Hart, Mr and Mrs Honense Cof
fer.
Teak—J. M Stembach. C H Sand
bom. D. Walker.
Shuyak — Walter Bradley, Carl
Strum.
Alitak—W J. Mosltray, Mrs. Anna
Mans. Miss Idllian Ford.
Fganik— W. p. BnaM, Stan
Young, Victor Andersen.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
JT ANTED—Ten laborers for Port
Hobnon; entire Brown a Hawkins
; Corporation.if
TO LET—Ley on Mills creek; good
for prospects. Enquire Gateway 5t
FOR SALE—Ore two-room house
completely furnished; coal & wood
shed-: one skiff: about one acre of
land cleared and fenced. This ex
ceptional offer for SM*0 cash. Write
A_ 5 Catitn. Seldocta. Alaska
FOR SALE—The Cochran House and
lot in the Path.. Enquire off Karl
Henning, the Tailor.St.
FOR SALE—Lumber and building
material of all kinds. Cal M. Bro
sius. Seward, Alaska. tL
FISHING Reels, Fishing Tackle, New
Stock Salmon Eggs, a; Brown d
Hawkins Corporation.tf.
GLTDDENS Faints. varnish e* snd
Lacq—J. L. GraeCs. tf.
FOR SAUB—N'nr cafe. neat arc
suitable for married couple. Uriap
rotns attached. A barrain. Dr Quire
at the Gem Cafe. If..
FOR SALT—r. or*p feet sprore auc
hemlock lumber; 1x5. Dxa Drift.
WiR sell all or arty part. Ft Qu ire
The Gateway,_ *•
FOR SALT-—Oram and placer not
ices. proof of labor blasts aad ttr
other legal Kants applying- to tie
Terirtory, at The Gateway office, tJ.
i h' A'.ai.ka Railroad
TRAIN’S ARRIVE SE A 4 = 3
Wednesday arc Sst*,>ojv
At 7:0C P. V.
And On Sunday, at L:’S P. V.
TRA’NS de»ar~ sewaro
Wondav anc Thirsda*
7:30 A. M.
And On Swncav at S M A. M.
This new schedc*e becomes f*ect-ve
Sunday. Way 30. *5.76.
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LADIES HAJRCL'TTING
AND SHAVROOING.
CLEAN SANITARY BATHS
Jess Lander. Prop.
For EJedriai Work
CALL TOM OSBO
Residence—Madison 123
PIONEER CLUB
Join Nash. pmyr.
SOFT DRINKS. CANDY
CIGARS AND FRUITS
FOR SALE
Fox Island—Include* a cor-rnet* a
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eotiipment, b,c wa-ehouse. good •
stock o* foxes, one sou*, tmc goats. *
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3a-f©ot gas boat with IS Hjpa F-t»oe •
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Standard enj-ine.
touche. Alaska
Keep Cool with Talcum
Georgia Rose
Talcum Powder
—Seething — Hr* ng — Coelmg—
After the Bath—After the Game
Always * leader—Tie real reaaon
*or tie phenomenal sale of this
talcs m is the reay rote Oder Geor
gia Rose Talcum powder is made
•specially for those who desire the
Vest talcum with the real attar of
-oses frafraece.
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SEWARD -t- ALASKA
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ELLSWORTH'S
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REALTY SHOPPE
WUS. 4, L. REID
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4<Jir>?r»t Bldp.
Specializing In
Ha'ntfneaamg. Shampooing. Eya
4rc*i«L Ha’-ce! ng. Mani.
cari-'g, Pact*i Mac**?*, Scalp
T-appo***. »t*ec*ing and Hair
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