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ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
“CASH OH SYMPATHY”
Do not put off insuring your
valuables until it is too late
—insure NOW!
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purity in their ore which theyI
; named “wolfram,” signifying “the
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their tin. Centuries later, the
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BOAT SERVICE
! I From Iliamna Village to |
| any point on Bristol Bay |
II $30. Special Charters to |
11 Nushagak
j 1 Lake and river service |
j | connects with arrivals at |
j 5 Iliamna bay of the mail |
| boat M. S. Discoverer. I
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Harold and Sam Foss
owners
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One special meat order each day
Attractive prices
cater to parties and will make cakes for such, and
weddings, upon a few hours notice
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PRODUCTS FIRST
(Juneau Empire)
Thus urges the Seward Gateway j
in an editorial appearing recently j
in which the Juneau Lumber Mill |
and Juneau come in for some
complimentary mention. It is
pleasing to be held up as an ex
ample for other communities and
industries and both Juneau and
the local sawmill company, we are
| sure, appreciate the nice things the
j Gateway had to say about them
TRUE ENOUGH
(The Alaskan)
The Alaskan agrees with the
Gateway in its cry to patronize
| “home industry” but goes a step
further.
When wiil the press awaken to
the reason for mail orders from
Alaska?
The smaller the earning of re
isident fishermen, the more mail
i orders going outside. Resident bus
iness is aiding in the cutting of
'its own throat so long as it does |
i not stand back of the fishermen .
- in their demand for a cultural |
; wage.
I a man with a family of four
| to support certainly will not spend
| $25 for shoes with resident bus
iness men when he earns only
$150 during a whole summer of'
labor. The $25 looks just as big
to him as $250 probably looks to
the business man. When the re
sident fisherman earns more, he
o- is more locally. When he
, less, he sends outside to cor
j purations that do not contribute
I to the immediate wealth of the ;
| Territory.
DYNAMITE IN POCKET
I TONOPAH, Nev., May 23, (/P)—
Manuel Opez capped a stick of dy
namite, lighted the fuse and stuck
it in his pocket. Seizing his wife,!
in a close embrace, he remarked,:
;“We are both going to die”. An in
stant later the blast blew him to
bits; the wife escaped with burns
'and lacerations and is expected to
live.
EMPLOYERS ATTENTION ;
List your labor wants with us; ;
we will endeavor to secure for i
you the help desired. Phone
Adams 126 or call at the M & W
Club, Seward, Alaska.
Read the news every day.
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