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
STARft & SPARKS Phone Madison 152
THERMOS BOTTLES
Keeps liquids hot 24 hours or cold 48 hours.
Indispensable for that fishing trip or cruise
down the bay.
FOR THE PINT SIZE
$1.50
Seward Drug Co.
(ELWYN SWETMANN)
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Tonight
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
ADMIRAL EVANS ORCHESTRA
ADMISSION $1.00
A GOOD TIME ASSURED
R. H. Hale, supt. of motive p vex.
Alaska Railroad, accompanied t F
M. Lane, arrived in town •4a
from Anchorage.
Fred Carlquist. Anchorage jeweler,
was among the week-end visitors in
Seward. He re’uraed ^o ’he 3nb - ye*
terday.
Mis Xeimi and Miss Williams, school
Teachers from Anchorage, left Seward
Sunday on the S.S. Yukon for Yajc*-r
where they will begin an overland
hike which will take them across tbe
Richardson highway to Fairbanks,
j From that point they will return home
; by rail.
Bert Dool, manager of the Pioneer
; laundry at Anchorage, came over on
Saturday’s train to meet his wife anc
daughter who were among those to ar
■ rive from Seattle on the Yukon The
, ! family left for home yesterdav.
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Mr. McLean, employed in the dis
bursing ofice of the Alaska Railroad,
brought his little son over Saturday
and saw him safely aboard the Yukon
The lad is going to spend the sum
mer with his uncle residing at Ju
neau.
Lucky Says: Speaking of
kings and crown heads Luc
ky is selling Prince Albert
! 7 for S: save 40 per cent on
j crown heads. adv.
Passengers from the Admiral TVans
are haring a great time around Se
ward today in the nnmerons motor
parties which were planned earlier it.
the day for this afternoon and for to
morrow.
Miss Daisy M. Spieske, - hoo; - ‘ ; fc
er from Seldoria. is en rort u Star
way on the Admiral Evans "She taught
high school in the Lynn Canal town
| two years ago and goes ther- tc meet
! her many friends.
R. J. Sommers. Tentorial Highway
, engineer who departed for the Fair
banks district on Sunday. wUi return
to Seward in time to makt connections
with the S.S. Victoria en route to
Nome.
—
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Dickens, newly
| weds, were week-end visitors in Sew
i ard returning to their Anchorage home
I yesterday. Mr. Dickens is the head
! of the tourist department for the Al
aska Railroad.
Mrs. X. KasheverofT. wife of the
lighthouse keeper at Sarichif Light,
departed for home last evening on the
Starr. Mrs. Kasheveroff arrived in
Seward Saturday from the South on
the S.S. Yukon.
Mrs. Harry Ellsworth, pioneer bus
iness woman of Seward who has been
| Outside over the winter, returns feel
J ing very much improved in health. Mr.
i and Mrs. Ellsworth moved into their
I home yesterday.
“Tim” MeCutcheon, daughter of Mr.
'and Mrs. Ellsworth, who returned ro
Seward on the S.S. Yukon with Lot
mother, spent all day Sunday doing
the highways about Seward in her
“Packford” which arrived last week
on the Admiral Evans.
“Grandma” Murphy left town Sun
day for her ranch a short distance out
of town. She expects to remain on
the ranch at least for the remainder
of the week.
J. M. Buckingham, of Memphis,
Tenn., who returned to Seward last
week from a big game hunt on the
Alaska peninsula, departed yesterday
for the Interior.
ns.f.t»mitiii
m 1ST BLIFWI
VIrs. F C. IfcWaSen an® dauct *er
were ansonr Tbeloca^ iwiflgcT* *%•
left for tbe eumttt Sunday rm b* S.S
Tukon. JEtr T8< WuDet i< e*. lw*r w»y
H» Fe-ndaPi. California. *b* bow ei
her parents wbr.Tr sbe wil spend tbe
stmnner with. Hr H5r VniK-T. plans
inakinr i ferisf trip <brR'fif t <V*
ber a: which •time Wr*. I*-; Wafllea «i£
re'art borne witfe him.
JI: and Wm. Ctat. PbiUtp*' »«»
4 errs of USoose Creek, de-pa—ed tor
AadMVr y-^-srerd*- mor*. :nt aSbr*
spendmr the las;. ~«t ^ la :m
,?obr €. Brady, tores* ranrer. St
charce of this district of the C%»
raob National forest, left jwsaeriay f r
bis Auc-borane b<*adcBar~ers
One of :be few Packard car? it be
Territory arrived it Seward from Se
attle ibe other da; ot the S S Take*
Tbe handsome look :nc bm*e poes tf
one of tbe officials of tbe F. E Co.
Fine Leather Purees and Hand Bar*
—Scballerer’s Alaska Shop
ToOec Articles perfume*—ScbaUer
er’s Alaska Shop
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST—stray**: or s*aie®—ITI ♦-f
party who look the cs-bafre oat
away from the SAC bill re-crt
sam* a: once No qvefdicfef w3! be
ask**c
POE SALE—I'-'-* r • B~ »t art
Hawkins Oorp. tf
POE SALE—TV---* rool* bowse wtl
ha«*-7T>--T.' f,OC T*CR1T I '■'>•'>71. t **T> •
and woodshed nr. same In*, Locat
ed qua~*ter aaik- tfci-i- side of the
sawmill. V.'SL <*e$ cheap. 13® quire
L. A Lime. ft.
I WILL bey Tty Sshitc
erc> a: J L Grtef*
POE SALE—-The Cecil rax
j n* ir. The Park TSnyr
K «un me : he Ta 1or.
i^OtC 1 ArOld ^ 11 *st W^fttCh ?Pr de.
please returx ?« Gateway. tf
POE SALE—IimIiit arc hr Idmr
material of aL kinds Cal M ftro
sius. Seward. Alaska. tf
PISHING Eeels. P>sh iry "7:-. • N w
Stock Sal mot Errs at Brrwn *
Hawkitf Corporation.. tf.
WAXTETO—To Bey. Cleat cottot raps
will pay be per pound. Ga*- way tf
GLIDDEXS Paints. varr. -h - and
Lacq—J L. GraeCs tf.
POE SALE—New cafe, tea: ; * d el ear.
suitable for married cr:r- Ltriur
roms attached. A bargain. Enquire «
at the Gem Cafe. tf. -
PIAXTO Tuner Com:nr—IbeuI E. Sher
iff, Alaska’s piano tuner, will he a:
the Sexton Hotel about Nay ft. tf.
POE SALE—$.000 fee; spruce and
hemlock lumber: Ixv $x4 filO
Will sell all or aty part. Enquire
The Gateway. tf.
POE. SAl#E—Quarts arc placvr ret
ires. proof of labor blanks &tj4 sty
other leral blanks appHyicr to the
Terirtory, at The Garem-ay office. tf.
POE SAUE-—Snlwcriptkms to Tbe Se
■warc Weekly or Daily Gateway.
Daily, $12.06 per year; Fwt^, U
| Barber Shop I
TREE VTUER
Tub and Shower Baths !
OPEN SUNDAY A WL
SEATTLE
Rooming Basse
Ou*r Libe-t* TbetfW
CLEAX
STEAMHEATEP
ROOMS
Baths k CeEoecboi
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ice Cram
D*ILY
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MARATHON CAFE
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GABE SANTOS
Open Day and Nicht
CRESCDCr HOTEL
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N THE NE**T OF TOWN
J. « COLUfcS
Somethinc Nc** and
l‘p to the Minute
An-nine on even hoat
At
ELLSWORTHS
Hofman’s Roontine
House
THE BELMONT
ron labor \g vts
Call ^eiams *r>r Lahe
SEWARD ALASKA
The story of
Buckhects
California ^\e
the world this
boot!
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LEON WBACH