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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
A LONG WAY AHEAD
WASHINGTON, D. C., June 30. (Jp)
—Dry Czar General Andrews in ask
ing for funds from Congress predict
i an exceedingly dry Christmas for
J 1Jy26, expressing the hope that he will
have driven all good beer and liquor
from the market by Christmas time.
He added that during the past few
months the prohibition bureau has
made good progress in the dry law en
forcement.
GARDEN rakes and hoes—Graef’s.
BRINGING CROWD SATURDAY
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Capt. O. A. Jokansen announces the '
steamer Starr will depart for Knights
Island and other points on Friday re
turning the following day with a boat
load of men, women and children who
will spend the 4th of July in Seward.
Fine Leather Purses and Hand Bags
—Sehallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Ingersoll Watches, a full stock—
Guaranteed Watches—Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
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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
Ham 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
ha%re one—just send
2c to cover cost of
mailing. Knowing
how is the only
"Royal road" to cook
ing s u c c e s s. Frye’s
"Meat Guide" will
show you.
Frye & Co., Seattle
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STANDARD OIL COM
TO ERECT STATIONS IT
ANCHORAGE.
The Standard Oil Company will es
tablish two stations, one at Anchor
age and the other at Fairbanks, was
the announcement made yesterday by
W. C. Erwin, manager of the Sewaro
plant. "Upon completion of the sta
tion, now under construction at Ko
diak, the crews will proceed direct tf
the two towns mentioned and begin
the erection of a tank and wa-ebouse
at each place. These station will
be supplied by the Seward plant with
the aid of two tank railroad cars, the
first rolling stock of this na:n:t to
be seen on the Alaska Railroad. Tne
tank cars are now en route to Sew
ard, Mr. Erwin states, on a freighter
PLANS ERECTING LODGE
This fall a wilderness lodge may be
erected at an advantageous point on
Kenai peninsula by H. B. Rineberg
who is seriously considering, with :
resident of this district, such a proj
ect. Mr. Rineberg is a young oldtim
er from the Atlin, B. C. country and
arrived in Seward the pas: week f* 'in
Fairbanks. From a tourist standpoint,
the local situation appeals to him. es
pecially observing the proc-es- the
Atlin country country has mad' dur
ing the past ten years in his respect
He reports the White Pass com pan;
is adding a big new wint fo the A:
lin Inn, on Lake Atlin. to tak? ca-e
of the tremendous increase in this
year’s business. Reservation- were
completely sold out for th ? season
over six months ago. he said. In c m
parison to the Kenai peninsula cour
try the Atlin region is pe-hap- e^'?!:
ed inasmuch as The Kenai country is
a regular incubator for bur vild game
The scenery of both districts are sim
ilar, as is also the fishing. Now that
the tourist travel is beginning To
swing this way, Mr. R neberg pre
dicts a large annual increase.
EARTHQUAKES CAUSE DEA--S
PAXBAXG. Sumatra, dune 30. ,£>
—The governor returned from Pan
dang and estimated 20 Chinese and
50 natives were tilled in the earth
quake Monday, market day. Many
were buried in the debris and IS were
killed and eight injured a: Sok>k
GIRL SCOUT MEETING
The Seward Girl Scouts meet tfeis
evening at the S. A. C. hall a; 7 o'
clock. All members are asked to be
present owing to important business
which will come up fro discussion.
The baseball grounds were rolled
last night and today presents an ap
pearance practically ready for ath
letes to trot out on.
The boy scouts baseball team is
practicing every night this week in
inticipation of their coming game with
the Jesse L/ee Home inne.
John Gilpatriek, has returned to Se
ward from a few weeks spent on his
mining properties in Moose Pass.
Buy your bunting and flags for the
Fourth of July at Urbach’s.
Lucky says; Open a new
page in your ledger. Make
it a credit instead of a debit
by buying at Lucky’s and
save 15 per cent. Try it for
July. Bordens cream. 9 for
a dollar. —Adv.
Read the ads every day.
MEW RESITS
COAST—
Sacramento 4. Los Aner lee 5
Oakland €. San Fpbsk - *o €.
Hollywood K Portland 1,
AMERICAN—
Detroit X, St. Louis :i
Chicago 2, Cleveland 4
Wash met on 1. Boston 2.
New York 7. Phlladelpt ,£ a
NATIONAL—
Pittsburgh 3. Cincinnati €
Boston 5. 7. New York ff< 3
Phila. 3, Brooklyn 4
St. Louip-C’bicJMTG. -a:n
THE INSIDE PASSAGE
Day b: day alopf tbe way
The everpreen meets 'be eye.
Then hare rook* witfe stew cial tape
Towerinp seeminply cj *r the «k?
And over all iliuminp tbe so**»e
The sun throws its plorious sheen
Com* North by West, and ?«rc*»* K
Test
ALASKA offer? ~ou some-bit:: THE
BEST.
—La-oik-be La try :te
PECE©^iO% AT o-^OWE
At Jesse Lee Home- on tbe e^wtof
of Thu-sday. July I at > e’cJork tberw
will be frrren a reoep-MW. Tt feoMT off
'be newly appointed sep^rin*--nden *
Rev C. T Ha~ter and bis family
Airs. J. T. AffoQueen boit serppfar
of tbe Alaska work. A «bor ttnocmit
has beet p-eparec. and f->«nds off
Jesse Lee- Heme are mr'<: c'~d'&".
invited to join w'-fc 'heir, or -hs*
happy occasion.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
—ScbaBerer’s Alaska Sbrp
Toilet Articles, ye.tales—S baBer
er’s Alaska Shop
BEAR HUVTCHS A'*—EX-‘OX
I am fully equipped *e o -ndcc* hur-%
inn parties of ail k nds. 7%ree -es-s
experience as licensed fruuie-. F re
hur.tinir alone *hf Alaska per Tenia
VTCK KR7STENSFN
False Pass. Alaska
Fie isch roan r’s Yeast at Ibm a
Hawkins Carp- tt
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE
WAXTEB—r miners I srfmM
compressor mtu cook ktorfcsnllk
Fare pt.ic from Sewtrd See H*r
srad. betweer if. *,uc II a * a:
Vat GFder Hotel—Ka~mi
Co- Fyak
5V»'TVT«—Houee key 'umec Ir^o this
oPxe Saiawla?
FOE SALE—One -wc-ronw. hoes*
completely furnished; 4t wood
shed: one skiff shorn e®* acre Of
lane cleared arc fenced Tbit n
cepdonal offer for Sobt cast Write
JL S. Csrim. Seldom*. Aksks
FOR SALE—One upriptt beam d*tt
pas eufioe—$S5. Vat Gil3er bote.
FOR SALE—The Cochr&r House arc
lot it the Park. Free ire of Ktr!
Hennrnp the Tailor 3t.
FOR SALE—Lumber and build inr
material of all kinds Cfcl X. Fe
sins. Seward. Alaska ft
nSKTS'G Reels, Fafcinp Tackle
Stock Salmot Epps at Brrwt 4
Hawkins Corporation tL
WAKTET*—To Buy. CDeat eottet r&rs
will pay 5c per pound. Gateway. tf.
GLTDBEKS Pattis. T*rtisbes arc
Lari?—J. L. GraeFs. H
FOR SALE—Xew cafe, rear and cleat,
suitable for mcmec couple. Lrrinp
rams attached. A bsrpait. Et^uire
at the Gem CafeIS.
FOR SALE—'.WH feet spruce arc
hemlock lumber; 2x1. 2x4 2x15.
TIE sell all or sty part Enquire
The Gateway tS.
FOR SALE—Quam arc placer ad
ices. proof of labor blanks arc tty
other legal Paths applying tc the
Terirtory, at The Qmtgway oSSce. tf.
FOR SALE—Suhecripagai: la The Se
ward Weekly or Rally Gateway.
Rally, 9K2J0 per ywar: Weekly, f*
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