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OI SEWARD, ALASKA — Established August 18 1804
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MUSIC IN THE HILLS
There will be sweet music in the hills when that!
new mill of Babcock & Downey starts grinding out the;
rich ore of their mine at Nuka Bay. Men who say min-!
ing opportunity is petering out in Alaska are either nit- j
wits or are deliberately closing their eyes to facts.
These two men who cast their lot in Nuka Bay I
some five or six years ago and who have persistently j
stayed with it, have opened up a gold vein that will bring
*ihem and their associate a fortune. They have blocked;
out sufficient high grade ore to keep them mining many
years. Within a short time they will be able to sit back !
and have the heavy work done for them.
They have earned it and their friends in Seward
are mighty glad of it. In the meantime look out for fur
ther startling discoveries from Nuka Bay. There are
ithei men delving in the hills there and all indications!
point to an extensive mineralized zone.
And also, keep one ear cocked to the ground on the!
Johnston-Deegan property. They say this is even better’
than the Downey-Babcock ground. Sounds impossible
nut maybe so. j
SEWJHD ATHLETES AHE
DEFIED. JNCHUSF,
ML! EVENTS
From Anchorage comes a defi
to Seward athletes in the form
of a challenge and invitation for
local runners to compete in their
Fourth of July marathon race,
i It will be recalled Seward men '
j captured a few of Anchorage’s I
- events last year and it is idle to i
| believe that the locals will per- |
; mit this defi to go by the board, !
| unheard and unsung, as it were.
The Gateway is informed that !
one of the main attractions will I
; be a tug-of-war between the !
blacksmiths and other shop men !
J of the Alaska Railroad. They are ;
j in hopes that Seward will send ;
j over a team of might and brawn j
; and endeavor to walk off with ’
| the balogna from the Inlet win- !
'ners. It might be done; there’s
j lots of beef and “it” over har.
j All day long Ed Berutto," the
! Sousa of Alaska, will have his
band of 22 trained musicians on
the job.
Col. Otto F. Ohlson, general
manager of the Alaska Railroad,
is scheduled to appear in a new
role; he has consented to deliver
the Independence Day address.
BIG DANCE TOMORROW
Tomorrow night at Odd Fel
lows Hall the dance of the year j
takes place; the Benefit Dance
for the new Seward General Hos
pital under the joint auspices of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs. The
best music available has been se
cured, it is reported, and the lad
ies are up to their necks pre
paring delicious refreshments for
the attendance.
PIANO TUNER
Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska’s tuner,
Will be here soon
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• SHOWING TONIGHT.
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the famous comedian that never cracks a smile
and whose solemn face makes everybody else
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t
The laughable adventures of a motion picture
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UVD IS SOMETHING VERY BEAUTIFUL
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STEAMSHIP STARR
, CAPTAIN C. E. ANDERSON
Next Sailing ot Steamer Starr out of Seward
JULY 14 )
Chas. A. Jansen, Agent
SAN JUAN FISHING & PACKING i
COMPANY I
Phone Mathson 139 Seward, Alaska
pWojljlyclir
tfrms. CASH
No Reservations
LOT — ONE
55 Pr. Ladies Slippers and Oxfords
Value to $6.00
SALE $295
MEN’S BELTS
Value $1.25
SALE 45c
Men’s Moleskin Rain Coats
Value $25.00
SALE $785
LADIES HOLEPROOF HOSE
Value $1.95
SALE3 "■ $495
Boys and Girls Shoes and Oxfords
Values to $5.00
SALE $295
Sizes 10 Vz to 2
LOT NO. 2
j5 Pr. Ladies ^hoes
Value to $8.00
SALE $395
WOMEN’S RAIN COATS
Value $7.00
SALE $485
MEN’S BLUE JUMPERS
Value to $2.50
SALE $1.”
LADIES HOLEPROOF HOSE
Value $1.00
SALE3 Pr- $260
LOT NO. 145fi
Light Color Corduroy Pants
Value $4.00
SALE $235
No Alterations
CHILDREN’S HALF-SOCKS
and Stockings
Value to 75c
SALE 35c
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS
Value to $5.00
SALE $235
ODD LOT of MEN’S SHOES
Values $10.00 to $15.00
SALE $585
SUITS divided into three prices
$22i°- 3250 ~ 4250
Dress up for the Fourth of July
BOYS SHOES and OXFORDS
Values to $5.50
SALE $345
Size V/z to 6