CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
FRED’S KITCHEN
(.Formerly the Alaska Cafe)
Chef Fred Schrenger, Prop.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
“Eat With Us and Avoid Indigestion”
“SUDDEN SERVICE’
Auto Repairs and Marine Work
At Railroad Ave. and Sixth Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
STARR & SPARKS Phone Madison 152
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MILK of MAGNESIA
Tooth Paste
Contains 44 per cent Pure Milk of Magnesia
RECOMMENDED BY DENTISTS
EVERYWHERE
Per Tube, 35c
Seward I >rug Co.
(ELWYN SWETMANN)
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Be sure and read the few changes in
prices published in another column of this
paper.
A hand laundry department has been
opened where every piece, when so ordered
will be finished by hand.
ALSO CLEANING AND PRESSING
OF ALL KINDS
HARRY KAWABE, Prop.
(By KATHERINE G. KANE)
On the morning of May 23, at 4.30
a. m., the welcome sound of the three
long blasts aroused the peaceful and
sleeping village of Akutan, and once
more we are aboard the good ship—
Rock-a-Bv-Ship Starr, bound for civili
zation and home. The Bering sea and
North Pacific ocean were on their
good behavior for once in a lifetime as
if to cajole our good and able com
, mander into believing that all previ
ous storms were just mere imagina
tions.
We are safe in saying that no other
navigator except Captain Johansen
could sail in, about and around the
many uncharted rocks and reefs that
are hidden in these northern waters
and bring his good ship, crew and
passengers safely into port without
the least mishap, ^fudging from the
expressions of praise and apprecia
tion from the many passengers, this
was the most enjoyable trip of all, ow
ing to fact of perfect safety and cour
tesy and interest extended by the en
tire crew, and to them we heartily
extend a vote of thanks and apprecia
tion.
From Nushagak we have on board,
| Mrs. Wauiser, teacher from Clarks
, Point en route to Seattle. From Atka
bound for Seattle are Mr. and Mrs.
G. R. Gardner of the Bureau of Educa
tion and who are in charge of the Co
operation Store and school at that
place. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Drugge of
Unalaska and late of the Jesse Lee
Home to make their horn* in Seward.
Rev. Kasheveroff of St. Paul’s Island
to visit his brother the Venerable Fa
ther Kasheveroff. curator of the Mu
seum of Juneau. Father Nicolai Kash
everoff from Uuga to Kodiak and Rev.
Gerarin Schwalz for Afognak. From
Kanatak, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kelly. Mr.
£\ Lee who took in fifteen head of
horses bound for Curry and for tour
ist use. S. Warren for Nome. T. J.
Finnigan. From XJyak D. Waller and
G. Ballet and Chas. Stanner. From
Uganik, N. P. Gilbertson and George
G. Gill. Others. Jugi Bekavarac, Pet
er Moronach, Joe Burger, Knute Nel
son and Gus Kramer.
To the chief engineer, who seems to
be a part of the wonderful mechanism
of the powerful engines and his able
assistants, and the first mate, Wheel
er who helps to guide the ship, the
entirely efficient and obliging purser
F. L. Bender, the penial mail clerk
and untiring wireless op< ’-ator. we ex
tend onr heartiest greetings. To the
cuisine department—so tMy managed
by Chief Steward Mr. Geary, who fur
nishes the most delectable meals and
his assistant.. Harry- Sagers, who has
become permanently identified with
the good ship Starr from his lone
and faithful service in catering re the
traveling public, and to “Handy” Andy
always alert to answer the many
calls of the undisposed passengvTS—
to these who make up the personnel
of the boat are direct!: responsible
for the most enjoyable trip from the
Westward.
Toilet Articles, perfumes—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Lucky says: He has no
corn on the foot hut com on
the ear at 30 cents. a dr.
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
For Garden and Flower Seeds See
Brown & Hawkins Corporation. tf.
TIL WAVE IN BUM
KILLS HKHfE HUNDRED
LONDON, May 31. (&)—A cyclone
and tidal wave at Burma Wednesday
killed 1200 near RevieT and backed
50 miles inland destroyed the villages
of cattle.
THE MONTH OF JUNE
So here is ushered in June—the
month of brides and bridegrooms, and,
from reports flickering aimlessly about
for weeks past, three well known
young couples will enter the bonds of
holy matrimony. So therefore, it is
not proper at this time, to call their
attention to one little item whicb they
might overlook along with all of their
j other plans—wedding invitations? A
word to the wise is sufficient—The
Gateway has a remarkably handsome
assortment. Like newlyweds, we al
ways plan for the future.
Photograph albums and art corners
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
TODAY’S FISH PRICES
Ketchikan.—Halibut quoted here at
15 and 9 cents; Salmon at 15. 12 and
! 4 cents.
Judge E. E. Ritchie will hold a brief
term of court in Anchorage June 22.
local arrivals from Valdez report.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dickens, new
ilyweds of Anchorage, are the first tour
| ists of the season to have visited Mc
| Kinley National Park.
Safety Razors—Schallerer’s Alaska
| Shop.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'FOR SALE—Fox Island—Includes a
complete equipment, hie warehouse,
cood stock of blue foxes, one com .
two coats. 34-foot cas boat with Id
h.p. Frisco Standard endue. Box
1"2. Latouehe. Alaska.
FOR SALE—Edison Fbnr --art. and
household iroods. Adam- 2 4:
FOR SALE—Three room h uts- w'rfc
basement and pump. 2 room hou«
and woodshed on same lc Locat
ed quarter mile this side of the
sawmill. Will sell cheap Enqm'-e
L. A. Lund. 3t.
I WILL buy my fish inn tackle and
egg's at J. L. Oraef’s. tf.
WAATTED—AT ill man foT Nnkr. Fay
Alininc Company. Enquire C AI B.
FOR SALE—The Cochran :nr<
lot in the Park Enquire of Ear
Henning. the Tailor.
LOST—Gold wrist watch FWK
please return tr- Gateway tf
FOR SALE—-Lirmhet" tar hnildinc
material of all kinds. Cal H.
sins, Seward. Alaska
FISHTVO Roels. rwhinp ~ * v ^
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