THE LOST IS FOUND
Even before the classified ad
vertisement announcing the loss
of a camera Saturday, had been
set up in type for today’s paper,
♦he camera, or kodak, was brot
in to the Gateway office. Such is
the marvelous suggestion of ad
vertising.
E. A. Rasmussen, well known
Alaska banker, passed through
the city Saturday enroute to
Wrangell.
You read It in Tne Gateway first.
the way to
WIN A MAIDEN’S
HEART
“Fruit and Nut”
Chocolates
Ask Dad—he knows how
the candy he brought
along helped him to win
your mother’s hand. You
can get the same results
by bringing this delici
ous assortment of Art
style Chocolates. Sold
only at Rexall Stores
Seward Drusr Co.
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Painter and Decorator
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The United States Coast Guard
Cutter Unalga, Capt. J. A. Starr,
arrived in the Port of Seward Sat
urday to take on 90 tons of Alas
ka coal; when this has been ac
complished the vessel sails for the
far Westward on her annual seal
patrol duties.
Capt. Starr, the new comman
der, hails from Key West and has
only recently come to the Pacific
Coast. Capt. Starr has two new
officers under him, Lieut. E. H.
Fritzche, Executive Officer, and
Lieut, (j. g.) V. F. DeOtte. Capt.
Starr was in the Bering Sea ser
vice many years ago
After following the seal herd
the Unalga will proceed to Attu,
eastermost island of the Aleu
tians, returning to Southeastern
Alaska about mid-July.
FOUR GOOD FARES
Boats in port with fish cargoes
during the past few days_ includ
ed the Pioneer, Capt. I. Hansen,
20,000 pounds; Hazel, Capt. J.
Gjoen, deck load, 20,000; Bavaria,
Capt. Smith, 8,000; Democrat,
Capt. K. Pedersen, 15,000.
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| Orlander {
| Jeweler |
J Dealer in watches and J
clocks, nugget jewelry, J
old ivory, curios and a
t full line of goods us- ,
ually carried in a first
class jewelry store.
Watches repaired on
short notice.
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Hardware, Stoves and Ranges
Furniture, Crockery and Glassware
Rope. Ship Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries
Tinning and Plumbing PA,N1S AND 0
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Now Who Said
CORDS?
Every real boy wants a pair of
CREAM COLORED CORDUROY PANTS
and we have just received a big shipment of
the kind the Collegiates are wearing.
For the wee kid from 6 to 8 years $2.75
For the youth from 10 to 16 years.$3.25
For the young man.$4.25
ALSO A MCE NEW BUNCH OF
POLO SHIRTS, V-NECK
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
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AND THIS IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR SUP
PLY FOR SPRING CLEANING, DECORATING,
AND FLOOR COVERING.
QUICKDRYING Floor Enamels, O’CEDAR OIL,
Varnish, Paints, Oils, Calsomine, Glass and all kinds of
BRUSHES, CONGOLEUM RUGS and
========== AXMINISTER RUGS.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT— PHONE ADAMS 80
NEW CRAWFORD PATTERN, English Dinnerware,
— -... —Open Stock—
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT— PHONE MADISON 80
A BRAND NEW SHIPMENT, of
Linoleum in Battleship brown, straight-line inlaid, and
printed patterns.
Rug Borders, and Rubber Matting by the yard
Window* Shades, all sizes
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
Brown & Hawkins Corp.
SEWARD -QUALITY FIRST- ALASKA
SECOND MATE NOW
J. H. Williams, former Anchor
age young man and brother to
the well-remembered “Biff” Wil
liams, soldier pugilist, was a vis
itor in town yesterday while the
tanker Alaska Standard was in
port. Williams is second mate on
I the Standard Oil vessel. He has
| been married for about two years
i now and has a little daughter. The
family reside on Beacon Hill, in
Seattle. Williams said he had not
heard from “Biff” for over a year.
Bartley Howard, Moose Creek
■coal operator, was a business vis
j itor in the city Saturday return
I ing to Anchorage in the morning.
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12 AUTOS ON EVANS
| As an indication of good times,
| past, present and future, there
j are 12 automobiles on the Admir
' al Evans, of the P. S. S. Co., due
| in port here tomorrow night or j
' Wednesday momin from the al
S leged land of sunshine, the south. ‘
| Nine of the gas buggies are billed
j through to the Heart of the Gol- i
; den North—Fairbanks, the other .
j three being for Seward residents. !
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Old papers for sale at Gateway.
j Motorship i
[ Discoverer ii
! For Hire or Charter \
| J Next scheduled trip to Ili
11 amna and Cook Tnlet
! ports from ANCHORAGE,
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J April 29.
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; ■ For further information J
11 Phone 111, Anchorage
5 Captain Heinie Berger
Seward, Alaska
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Overland
Hotel!
On the Main Street
Seward, Alaska
MEL A. HORNER
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