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! E. KURTZ, Mgr.
■ Phone Main 130.
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FRED’S KITCHEN
(Formerly the Alaska Cafe)
Chef Fred Schrenger, Prop.
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
“Eat With Us and Avoid Indigestion”
THERMOS BOTTLES
l£eeps 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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SAVE YOUR EYES
DR. J. W. EDMUNDS, prominent EYE
SPECIALIST and OPTOMETRIST of SE
ATTLE for OVER 21 YEARS, is making
his THIRD ANNUAL VACATION TRIP
to ALASKA and will be at the VAN GIL
DER HOTEL, JUNE 12TH TO 20TH, IN
CLUSIVE, and will EXAMINE YOUR
EYES AND FIT THEM WITH SCIENTI
CALLY CORRECT GLASSES.
You may have “perfect vision” and still
have an “Accommodative Eye Strain” that
could cause serious nervous disorders, eye
ache, double vision, headaches, insomnia,
neuralgia, stomach trouble, heart trouble,
etc., which correctly fitted glasses often re
lieve. CROSSED EYES STRAIGHTENED
WITH GLASSES ONLY. No pain.
Scores of Seward patients have had great
benefit from Dr., Edmunds' visit in 1924.
• One's eyes should be re-examined AT
LEAST every 18 months to 2 years.
His time is limited, so make an appoint
ment AT ONCE.
VAN GILDER HOTEL
JUNE 12TH TO 20TH, INCLUSIVE
SEWARD NEWS ITEMS
FROM 20 YEARS AGO
Railway Plans All Settled
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Business began to take shape afteT
various matters were settled, and a
force of men started work on the per
manent home of the company.
Engineer Fitzimmons, from Alleghe
ny City, Pa., had charge of residency
Xo. 3, extending from Mile 2S to Mile
35, and chief engineer. J. B. Cameron,
sent out for 400 additional men.
The Gateway newspaper office and
the laboratory and assay offices were
moved to make room for the new
building.
Locomotives Xo. 2 and Xo. 3 were
brought to Seward with a number of
supplies and provisions.
Engineer W. G. Atwood, who recon
noitered for the railroad, made a re
port of his trip for the company.
Corwin Comes and Goes
The Xome bound steamer Corwin,
with a number of passengers on board
for the region beyond the Arctic Cir
cle, made good time between Seattle
and Seward.
Mr. A. C. Pearson, a South African
soldier who was in the employ of the
Construction Company, went to the
northern gold fields with his wife, whc
was on board the boat.
The former IT. S. Revenue Cutter is
now in the Seattle-Xome trade.
Season Will Be Lively
Prospectors have congregated in Se
ard for some time and are making
preparations to look for gold. The re
sults of this activity are favorable tc
Seward, for many of the mines which
are located in its vicinity yield hand
some returns.
One group of the Ellamar properties
could change hands at any time foi
$2,000,000.
The Telephone group at Sunny Baj
has been thoroughly examined by peo
pie from Seattle.
Across Resurrection Bay east of Se
i ward, and about four miles in the in
terior, several veins of copper or<
| carrying gold and silver are located
and quite a bit of development worl
has been performed.
To the east of Seward no real pros
pecting has ever been done.
It is claimed that there are a num
ber of free gold bearing veins not fa:
distant from Seward, some of whicl
carry a sufficient quantity of quart;
to warrant the erection of stamp mill;
when the veins become fully develop
ed.
The few placer claims that are es
tablished are not developed in a ver?
thorough manner.
Seward and vicinity seems to hav<
as much of a chance as any other sec
tion of the country in summing up its
mineral possibilities.
The country really requires mort
thorough and well posted prospec
tors.
Seward's mineral resources seems
to be worth careful investigation, anc
her many equipments and modem of
fices invite prospectors.
EYE SPECIALIST HERE NOW
READ THE NOTICE on Page £
that DR. J. W. EDMUNDS, prominent
EYE SPECIALIST and OPTOME
TRIST of SEATTLE for 21 years is
now at the Van Gilder Hotel, from
June 12 to June 20th, inclusive, on his
biennial vacation trip.
See him AT ONCE about your Eyes
and Glasses, for he’s busy and time
is limited. adv.
Dunhill Pipes, $10 each—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Picture framing—Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
Safety Razors—Schallerer’s Alaska
Shop.
Seattle Ice Cream at Schallerer’i
Alaska Shop. tf.
phsoml ram
M .Mayer. Jewteiry salesman left
this morning for the iaterior.
Mrs. Jerry Perry. An ohoraf* rpsj
dent, left for her heme this roominf
Ed. Me'thews, who arrived from
Anchorape & few days ape went over
to Latouche to wort.
Mrs. Thelma MoOutcheon Mm. Rat
liff, and Miss Helen Balderston. left
this room inf for Moose Pass where
they will visit with Mrs. Reas: on.
J. D. Urban, tourist apent. Alasta
Railroad, arrived from his Awshorare
headquarters last nipht amc win re
main here until Monday.
The Emel Paekiiif Compar* made
its first shipment of canned salmon
of the season last weet when cases
were sent to Seattle.
The motorship Boxer, completed dis
charging cargo la?: e’vwing arc de
parted at 7:S^ o’clock tide morning
for the south
Mrs. Walter Johnson. res ider: of
Anchorage who came ever to meet her
sister, left for Anchorage this morn
ing. Mrs. Johnson is the wife of the
popular fireman or the Alaska Rail
road.
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Gill L. Rich of the Black Bear Man
ufacturing company, arrived in S^w
ard last nigh: from the Interior. Mr
Rich has just completed his annual
call on merchants alone the lower riv
er points.
Anton Anderson, formerly associated
with the Alaska Road Commission, de
parted this morning en route tc Fair
banks. Mr. Anderson returned to Se
ward the past week from a winter
spent in the Gray’s Harbor c strict.
BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunt
■ ing parties of all kinds. Three years
> experience as licensed guide. Fine
hunting along the Alaska peninsula,
NICK DUSTEKSEX
: : False Pass. Alaska.
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CLASSFED ADVERTISING
PIAXO TTXER. George Anderson of
Juneau, will arrive in Seward soon
Headquarters will be at the Seward
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Hotel. tf.
FOR SALE—One two-room house
completely furnished, coal k wood
shed; one stiff about one acre of
land cleared and fenced This ex
ceptional offer for cash. Wri*e
A S. Gatlin. Seklovia. Alaska
FOR SALE—Ob* upright hear- duty
gas engine—$55. Vat Gilder boteL
FOR SALE—IS-foot dor; Brcwx snd
Hawkins Corp. ft
FOR SALE—The Oochrat H~u?e *u
lot in the Park. Enqn^re of Karl
Henning, the Tailor. 3t
FOR SALE—Lumber and buDding
material of all kinds Cal M. Br(V
sins. Seward, Alaska. tf.
FISHING Reels, Fishing Tackle. New
Stock Salmon Eggs at Brown a
Hawkins Corporation,th
WANTED—To But. Clean cotton rags,
will pay 5c per pound. Ga~> way, tf.
GLIDDENS Paints, varnishes and
Lacq—J. L. Greefs_ tf.
FOR SALE—New cafe, neat and clean/
suitable for married couple. Living
Toms attached. A bargain. Enquire
at the Gem Cafe._ tf.
FOR SALE—S.000 feet spruce and
hemlock lumber; IxS. 2t4. 2x16.
Will sell an or any part. Enquire
The Gateway. tf.
FOR SALE—Quartx and placer not
ices. proof of labor blanks and any
other legal blanks applying to the >
Terirtory, at The Gateway office, tf.,
FOR SALE—Subscriptions to The Se
ward Weekly or Da2y Gateway,;
DaRv. $12GC per year; Weekly, $$
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