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CARSTENS PACKING COMPANY
E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Main 130.
A Complete Line of
GROCERIES
Fresh Vegetable Received
Each Week.
PHONE MAIN 34
P. C. M’MULLEN
Prompt Deliveries
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F. W. Williamson, one of the most
prominent of fox fur men in the Terri
tory, arrived in Seward Sacu’day from
his Kussilof farm and departed for Se
attle on the S.S. Yukon. Mr. William
son is en route to Chicago to attend
a meeting of fur farmers.
Fleischmann’s Yeast at Brown &
Hawkins Corp. tf.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
Haakon Beyer Friele, general man
ager of the A. & P. Products Corpo
ration, a subsidiary company of the
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., of
Jersey City, N. J., was among those
who arrived in Seward from Seat
tle Saturday on the Yukon and con
tinued on the afternoon train to An
chorage.
Fane Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
GARDEN rakes and hoes—Graef’s.
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all the nourishment of the tender
young grain-fed porker is re
tained by the Frye exclusive mild
curing. That means a whole
some and healthy food, body
building as well as delicious.
Lunches for children, and for
grown-ups, too, present no diffi
culty if Frye's “Delicious’' Brand
Flam is in the larder.
Mothers know that a lunch box
filled with Frye’s “Delicious”
Ham sandwiches supplies the
brain and brawn building mate
rial that growing children need.
Frye's “Meat Guide"
in the kitchen leads to
many a treat in the
dining room. You can
have one—just send
2c to cover cost of
mailing. Knowing
how is the only
“Royal road" to cook
ing success. Frye's
“Meat Guide" will
show you.
Frye 0 Co.. Seattle
—11 mi i '"iw
PERSBNUL NHK
Seid Back, Chinese contractor rv
Portland, Ore., was a passenger "or
Port Graliam on the Admiral 'Evans.
Mrs. Helen M. Dumarce of Val
dez, arrived in Seward la.-t even in?
on the Admiral Evans,
Dr. H. TV. Averill, dentist, vac am
ong those coming in on the Evans
last evening from the south. *
Miss M. Lawrence of Haines, and
! brother H. A., were among the local
| arivals on the Evans last evening.
—
! E. L. Nanthrup, Hood River Rub
ber Co. salesman, was a passenger
| on the Evans en route to Kodiak..
Judge E. E. Ritchie passed thru Se
; ward Saturday en route to the Val
dez court headquarters.
The two daughters of Otto Kraft,
prominent Westward business man.
are homeward bound on the Admir®
, Evans, in port last evening.
Rev. Wm. A. Thomas. who con
ducted services in Seward on Sun
day departed yesterday for Anchor
age
V. C. Rivers, construction engineer,
departed yesterday morning for Ek
: lutna where he will supervise new
building.
—
Alec Kas<anek and his running
i mate Jack Smith, arrived in town
this morning from their mining p-op
; erty at Xuka Bay and propose *o
I remain here over the holidays
D. E. Sheriff, piano tuner. reTurmed
to Seward last evenirc or. ‘he Ad
miral Evans, from a brie: trip v
Latouehe. He is a: the Ho'e Sex
ton.
Ed Fredericks a: Lake K-na., locat
ed at the end of the SewartLKena
highway is back on the iob for the
summer with his gasboat ready a: ah.
hours to take panties about the ok
P. H. McCue. manager of the North
■western Fisheries Co., arrived it Sew
ard on the Yukon last Sa*urday and
continued on the afternoon train to
Anchorage where he contemplated
making connections with a small gas
boat for Seldovia.
Mrs. A. S. Foster. Betty June Fos
ter. John H. Foster. Howe and Law.
fence Foster, the family of A
Foster, well known cannery man at
Za-char bay, and owner of the Robin
son Packing Go., are on the Frans
on their way to the hay where they
will spend thes ummer.
■Capt. H. Berger of the good ship'
Hazel M.. returned to per: :1 is morn
ing from a fast round trip to the
Nuka Bay district. Captain Berge^
brought back a boat read of passen
gers with him.
Billy Neville, former Seward young
man who is now employed by the
Alaska Railroad at Anchorage will
arrive back in the old home town
Saturday vast to spend the holidsw*
among his many friend*.
The Admiral Evans orchestra gsre
a danee to the patoUc last evening
at Odd Fellows hall. A fair sis*
crowd attended, bat owing to no ad
vance information many knew noth
ing of it.
Mrs. Roy G. Sonthworth, wife of the
well known editor of the Anchorage
Daily Times, departed yesterday morn
ing after spending the past week visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Dyar.
and her mother. Mrs. Andy Nov&k.
Miss F. Xymn» j* nefa-nlmr bwm*
to Kodiak or the &m>ts Trvm a Yisft
Outside
Mrs. Mary War, anC daxphrrer An
nie. wife <>: Pb* her-inx packer a:
TziTikie. was anwnx the 1'Kir’t
passenrers ox the' JMtalm'. fX'axv '
W. T. f^adde-r a-he • ••'*-tt**c * *
schooner Rasa mapd pas sec t .
ard Iasi ever lux «r rtvr» v Sei>dr- o
where the vessel has beer ':<ed a"
winter.
Joseph T. Whitney of Medforr
Mass... ar educator of prominence -x
that state and a xkflK trn:~er of con
siderable to*( passed *hrx > ward
Sunda: ex route tc :h* Sr:
Rev. Robert R Warqirs w ife axe
two children were amotr the sor~h
bound passenit^r.? Sunday r t- s c
Yukon. Mrs. Marquis' health ha? no:
been for tbe best and it is their tr
ten tier to remain it :he States for
several months. Rev Marrais ha
been pastor at Xanana
The Marathon cafe sras t bn- >ok
inp place Sunday -vr\jet a strinc or
chestra dispelled musk for bocr? dur
inp the late hour* of *b* a*'-“t>otr
and early ever inn
Mr. and TBrs. OlTer And*t '
Circle. wh< visi-ed in S-ra’c a ■'- •»
day prior re tb^ir depa—it'*- fn: r*
States v->; amont fc* r« —or --
tbe Yukon Surdt;
M*tco* iSayer S*«**u y •*■■■'<
Icwinr a round r-rp n~rb~ ■"ail-oac
on fliffr depa~—■ ?<■•: -e*
south on the Yukon
Brunev).ck FboTJormPhs zi i ---- v<fe
—S: hallere r’s Alaska Sb'r
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