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CARSTBNS PACKING COMPANY
. E. KURTZ, Mgr.
Phone Mein 130.
PEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunl
ing parties of all kinds. Three yean
experience as licensed guide. Fini
hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
NICK KRISTENSEN,
False Pass, Alaska.
CRESCENT HOTEL
IN
Anchorage
IN THE HEART OF TOWN
Reasonable Rates
J. M. COLLINS, Prop.
FRESH MUR AND
CREAM
We ought to drink
some milk each day for
would surely make us
healthy,
and after we get old
and grey our health
would make us wealthy.
SEWARD DAIRY
FORDS REDUCED $40
Effective June 19th
Commercial chasis -
Runabout .
Touring.
Coupe .
Tudor .
Fordor .
$300
$360
$380
$485
$495
$585
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F. 0. B. DETROIT
All Ford cars are now equipped with bal
loon tires on all four wheels and a self-starter
as part of the standard equipment.
A better car than ever at a lower cost.
ASK TO SEE A DEMONSTRATING CAR
Seward Machine Shop
Chas. Lechner, prop. Seaward, Alaska
Ford Authorized Sales and Service
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INCOMING PASSENGER
; LIST ADMIRAL WATSON
Seward arrivals from the south
yesterday on the S. S. Admiral Wat
■ son included as the following:
Mrs. Eugenia E. Stevens, Miss
Blance Stevents, Miss Audrew Clopp,
Mrs. J. B. Clopp. R. S- Deitrich, Mrs.
R. S. Dietrich, Miss M. Nelson, Miss
O. Nelson, Mrs. Geo. D. Bishop, Mr.
George D. Bishop, Harry A. Durgin.
Miss Clarke, Miss Imrie, Mrs. Jos.
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McDonald, Jos. McDonald. Miss Imre
Abrams, Mrs. Frank E. Carlquist. Miss
Barbara Carlquist, Miss Doris Carl
quist, Miss G. Nelson, Mrs. Anton Nel
son, J. Anton Nelson. O. Taylor, Mrs.
D. B. Chase, R. McDonald, Carl Eller.
' Mrs. L. B. Millard, Alex Sagof, Fred
Olafson, Buelah Olafson, Mrs. Paul
Meir, Miss Louise Meir. Alvin Meir,
Nancy Bjorstad, Ben C. DeZelle, and
four steerage.
The local list of reservations for
the Westward included:
KODIAK—Mr. and Mrs. Moser, K
H. McDuffer.
SELDOVIA—Rev. T. P. Graham.
W. Wann.
AUTAK—Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Garfield, Wm. Neckeroff, Mrs. Neda
Neckeroff, Mrs. J. B. Cloff, Audrey
Cloff, Paul Meyer, Miss T. Abrams.
Shuak Straits—Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Oleson, Ester Oleson.
TJGANIK—H. V. Hoben.
Toilet Articles, perfumes—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Dunhill Pipes, $10 each—Sch*ller
er’s Alaska Shop.
SEATTLE HIE
COMMERCE OFFUL
HEK NEXT TIESHY
C D. GARFIELD RETURNS ^OW
INTERIOR GOES WESTWM® OX
S S. ADMIRAL WATSON
CONDITIONS ON T«E UR^REV©
Want* to Meet Fur Farmer* L'mm
Return Sfwj-t Ne»r. WeeL Diana*
Shtm
Trias. D. Garfield «*»W&3r. w--re
tarr of the Seattle Chamber of Co®
mere*. in <ki|t of the Ali^ska de
partment of that orpaartxayon. ac
companied by Mrs. Garfield inM in
Seward yesterday afters not *5 £ JH
o’clock or a special speeder f^oat At
chorage it order tc make connocnans
with the S. S Admiral W*-sor for
tie Westward The trip We^ ward »
bis firs: since ISIS ate doe w the
maty developments which b^e *aket
place during the las: few years ate
also ot account of tie numeroas en
quiries cominir it to tie Seattle office
he was particularly desirous of raking
this opponutity of lookitfr that re
gion over. Fpon bis return *■ Sew
ard teat week, possibly ot Tuesday
or Wednesday, the local Chamber of
Commerce win bold a sp^eiai lut h
eon and meeting at which t me Mr.
Garfield will be tie honor cu-y and
deliver his annual mess ace f* m the
Seattle Chamber body
Mr. Garfield spent tw© days t the
Fairbanks district and inspe'*-d ti»
progress of tbe ditch con>:ru i by
the Fairbanks Exploration :• tnpa'
They are digging a rerular anal r •
said, the bottom alone being HI’
feet wide. About a thousand n r are
on the payroll of the company He
also motored om over FV thanks
Circle road, which car new be -ravel
ed for a distance of about v miles
from the Fairbanks end and abac jw
miles from tie Circle end When
completed this road wiL be around
180 mile? long.
Condition? in the Interior ^ippear
quite prosperous, he said. it far hus:
ness men along the entire raHnoad
belt report better business than last
year. Especially «*o was th:s -eport- \
ed to him among the Seward busi
ness people. The Territory it renera
is in a much more healthy condition
than for some years past anc every
indication points to the advent of
capital becoming financially interest-^
ed in many ventures Aside from the
pulp possibilities, and in this onneo
tion Mr. Garfield pointed oc: there
were many scouts new in the Alas- ;
kan field, representing the la-rest pa
per houses in the world, mining has
taken a big forward step He spoke
of the great benefit the Moose Pass
road system will do in bringing min- ]
ing developments of that region to
the fore and of the necessity of bav-,
ing the connecting link of road con
structed between Seward and Moose
Pass. This matter is so!h-:b ng lo
cal organizations should immediately
get busy on and is the sort of work
the Seattle Chamber would gla ly pm
their shoulder to the wheel rendering
their moral support. ’Reports from
the Xuka bay field art very fiB'tertng
he said and it is always with great
pleasure that he reads of the steady
development of the new quartz ©amp
I'pon Mr. Garfield’s return from the!
Westward he would like to meet any*- ,
one who is interested in the coming
fur show which will be held in Se
attle this fall and explain to them the
purpose and the necessity of coopera
tion from Alaska fur farmers. He an
ticipates he will be ably t© spend two
days in Seward prior to eontlnuing on
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