TEST “QUESTION MARK”
LE BOURGET. July 8, (/PI—Capt.
Dieudonne Costes, and Maurice
Bellonte took-off here in their
plane, the Question Mark, on a test
flight preparatory to the start of
a non-stop flight from here to New
York.
A GOOD
STAND-BY FOR
YOUR
MEDICINE
CHEST
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HOUSEHOLD
ABSORBENT COTTON
ONE-POUND ROLL
There are hundreds of
uses around the house
that you ca n find for this
huge roll of high-grade
cotton. In treating cuts
and open wounds, in ap
plying various toilet pre
parations this soft, fluffy
cotton will be a constant
source of practical com
fort to you. And, of course
if there is a baby in your
family this superior cot
ton is a necessity. Sold
only at Rexall Stores.
Seward
Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
T/rn Store
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“LIFE IN DEATH”
| “>Iy life’s philosophy, \
§j very highly commended by \
| the Seward Gateway, will \
| give you some thoughful {
| entertainment in many
| fields of human contro
ls versy. It should be of in
| terest to any mind that
3 ever did any meditating.
| For sale at Alaska Shop
PRICE SI.50 Postpaid
S. Lundblad. Seward,
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(By Special Correspondent)
P. H. McCue, general manager
and O. Bergseth, assistant general
manager of the Northwestern Fish- i
eries with their local superintend- 1
ent H. Domocenie, arrived from;
Uyak on their boat Katmi and ;
looked over the fishing grounds, j
After inspecting their cannery at j
Uyak they intend to leave for Cook j
Inlet country.
I The spring run of fish has been j
very poor so far but we are all hop- J
ing that it will be much better soon. !
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We are very glad to see E. C.
Maddox as our fish warden. Mr.
Maddox is an old Alaskan.
—
Miss Dorothy Wick of San Fran
cisco is visiting her father, Jack
Wick, whom she has not seen for
over three years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Leod and
I family have returned from Seattle
and they say they are glad to be
back. While outside they visited
California, Oregon and Washington.
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The fishing was stopped by the
Bureau of Fisheries between Cape
;Karluk and Cape Uyak on July 1
and no one seems to know when
they will open again. This situa
tion is very bad for the natives liv
ing in Karluk.
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Ray Wood of the Bureau of Fish
eries has his family with him this
summer.
BHI F.ST1TE
FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN
2 Lots in the Fed. Addition
Each of these has two, 2
room houses upon them.
Near Ry. machine shop
Then there are two other
lots this side of Slaters on
3rd St. One has a 3-room
house and^ the other a log
cabin with one room.
See John Zinkoff at the
S. J. F. & P. Co. plant.
Hardware, Stoves and Ranges
Furniture, Crockery and Glassware
Rope. Ship Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries
Tinning and Plumbing paints and oils
J L. Gracf
SEE OUR WINDOW FOR THE BEST
$5.00 Hat in Town
A Mew Shipment of
HARDEMAN HATS
in the Latest Shapes and Shades
ALSO ANOTHER BATCH OF BEACH
HATS FOR YOUNG GIRLS AT THE SAME
PRICE AS BEFORE
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Seward Trading Co.,
Inc.
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YOU HAVEN’T BEEN SMILING IN OUR DIREC
TION LATELY. SILENCE ON YOUR PART IS SOME
THING WE CHARGE AGAINST OURSELVES.
NOW LISTEN
WE HAVE SOMETHING VERY NEW TO OFFER IN
KITCHEN EQUIPMENT AND SHOULD BE IN
EVERY HOME AND APARTMENT IN THE CITY.
IT IS
THE SPARK LID TOP GAS RANGE
HEATED with the NEW STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
FLAMO
It’s Clean and Cooks in just Half the Time.
LETS TALK SHOP
SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS
Hardware Department - Phone Adams 8$
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
EWAED
QUALITY FIRST
ALASKA
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Seward Gateway:
“We have received two copies of 11
your wonderful Big Little paper, i
Believe us you have a permanent J
subscriber for all time. 11
“We were lucky enough to receive j
the copy with the Denver clipping j ■
about delinquent women and girls .
in Alaska
“Also the copy where you gave ;
them Hades. Good for you! I wish
some of those “Old Hens” could
read that!
“Of course we are new comers
but we have lived outside a good
many years, both of us being in the
30’s, and it seems to us its the wo
men and the girls outside that
those “Women’s Clubs” should
probe into, (of course not all, by
any means, the world isn’t that ^
wicked yet) but one meets themj]
in every town and in numbers too, , \
no matter what size it may be.
“We have met several women and j j
girls since we landed in Alaska, j
some where around 50 in all (we j |
came in April) and not one of j
them need the “careful coaching” j
of any one from Denver or any j
place else. They are all fine folks.
“The only thing any of them are
1 “delinquent” in, so far as we can
!see ,is that they are not quite as
modern as most of the females
| from outside.
“We haven’t had a “silver flask”,1
'cigarette of the disgusting “Oh
yeah” etc., put up to us yet.
“Be yourself”.
| “Those things seem to be in
vogue outside in place of a little
i “We are only newr settlers, but
hope to be “sourdoughs” some day
and let us tell you, right now, we
are ready to fight any one either
with the rolling pin or ink pen for f
our “delinquent females” of Alaska ;
and how! Sincerely yours”
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Cooper’s Cash & Carry Store
I now open for business. Staple
^ groceries at lower prices.
SUIT WEATHER
This is Ideal Suit Weather
Suits, Blouses and Accessories
__at the
Overland !
Hotel
On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL A. HORNER
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There is no need for a shabby looking dress
or suit when oar dry-cleaning department oan
make them look like new. Bring that dress or
suit in today for a trial and you will be am
azed at the result. Modern machinery and up
to-date methods.
Clothes, laundered—Suits and Dresses, cleean
etl and pressed—Hats, cleaned and blocked.
SEWARD STEAM LAUNDRY
Harry Kawabe— —Phone: Main 148
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