CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130,
Lucky says your credit is
good and the way to keep it
good, is, don’t use it. Save
money and you won’t need
credit. adv.
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C. H. Keil, resident engineer of the
Bureau of Tublic Roads department, |
is a business visitor in town from
Moose Pass.
The freighter Latouche, of the Al
aska Steamship Company, will sail
north from Seattle on May 29, carry
ing a general cargo for this and other
ports.
The Gateway neglected to state yes
terday that Mrs. Walter J. Kohler is
accompanying Mr. Kohler, nationally
known manufacturer, on his present
trip thru Alaska. They are guests at
the Van Gilder.
Murdock, the man of mystery, who
will arrive in Seward next week and
stage an engagement at the Liberty, is
now showing at the Empress theater
at Cordova.
The best show ever hitting the city.
At Dreamland Saturday night.
CAPTAIN NORD ID
OFFICERS Jira
HI FAMOUS TRIO
COMMANDER. CHIEF OFFICER AND
CHIEF ENGINEER KNOW VAL
UE OF COOPERATION
JOHNSON OFF ON VACATION
“Ton a Minute Kid.” moniker for
Healy, Expert at Discharging
Alaska’s Huge Cargoes.
Without making any attempt to
break records and running along at
regular speed, the S.S. Alaska smash
ed all previous records foT passenger
steamer travel to this port from Se
attle when she tied up at the dock
early yesterday morning. With the
assistance of an efficient crew, the
men responsible can be named on
one hand, to-wit: Captain J. G. Nord,
commander of the ocear. hound: E T.
Healy, first officer, and F. O. tOscar
Johnsen, chief engineer.
Reams have been written abou:
Captain Nord. veteran Alaskan skip
per, but little has been said about his
able officers, particularly the two nam
ed above. Leaving Seattle last Satur
day at 9 o’clock in the morning with
'2.500 tons (measurement 1 aboard, rh*
' vessel made 14 cargo and oassensrer
ports of call, arriving in Seward a
distance of 1,45$$ miles f^orr. Sea**le.
I in the remarkable lOf liours actin'.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Seward’s New Store
Announcement is made that on .hroe 1, lfCb Hie ge»
eral store of Chas. Tecklenberg, will be taken over by ibe
Seward Trading Company, Inc, under the management of
Joe B. Stanton, one of the new owners.
The business will be conducted along sim.iar hues of
the past with the addition of a more varied stock of staple
, and fancy groceries and hardware.
It will be the aim of the new management t* maintain
always, fair prices: to give satisfaction: prompt service and
quick delivery.
“OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US TODAY"
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Seward, Alaska Phone Main 135
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at the Seward wharf at 2 o'clock yee- U
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hour, turn in*: up W tr the i
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