MILADY
BEAUTY SHOPPE
MRS. J. L. REID
Open from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Admiral Bldg.
Specializing In
Hairdressing, Shampooing, Eye
Brows Arched, Marcelling, Mani
curing, Facial Massage, Scalp
Treatment, Bleaching and Hair
Dyeing.
Phone for appointments.
MADISON 85
BEAR HUNTERS ATTENTION
I am fully equipped to conduct hunt
ing parties of all kinds. Three years
experience as licensed guide. Pine
hunting along the Alaska peninsula.
NICK KRISTENSEN,
False Pass, Alaska.
Read the ads every day.
HUGH DOUGHERTY
furnished houses for rent
Real Estate and Insurance
Business Phone, Adams 152
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! FORD cars
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• New Price Old Price
$580
660
520
290
260
ALL PRICES F. 0. B. FACTORY
SEWARD MACHINE SHOP
Ford Authorized Sales and Service
Two Door.$520
Fordor Door. 565
Coupe .500
Touring - 310
Runabout .290
LARGE INCREASE IN
SALE REINDEER MEAT
ASSERTS OFFICIAL
B. OF E. DIRECTOR WAGNER
WOULD REDUCE PRICES DEER
MEAT IN SEATTLE
Plans for increasing shipments of
reindeer meat into the United States
thru the Seattle gateway are being
made by J. H. Wagner, director of
the Alaska bureau of the if! S. de
partment of education, he said re
cently in Seattle. Alaskan reindeer
producers are being urged to apply
for refrigerator space aboard the bu
reau’s motorship “Boxer,” which
brought in most of the carcasses last
year.
Five Alaskan companies are now
producing reindeer for food purposes.
These concerns have been organized
by the bureau. The companies, oper
ated by natives, sold nearly $10,000
i/VHEN YOU THING ABOUT IN
STALLING YOUR HEATING
PLANT CALL ME UP AND LET
ME GIVE YOU THE CHEAP
EST AND BEST WAY TO IN
STALL IT.
R. F. TILLMAN.
Back of Brown & Hawkins
PHONE ADAMS 80
to your new location in
Seward’s fastest grow
ing business center.
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LEON URBACH
ELWVN SWETMANN
P. C. M'MULLEN
C.E.ORLANDER
H.E. ELLSWORTH
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worth of deer meat on Seattle mar
kets In 1924-25.
Mr. Wagner, in a bulletin mailed
to native producers says:
“Reindeer meat is now served in
the dining cars of transcontinental
trains, in many palatial hotels and
hundreds of homes in the cities of the
Pacific coast. With the number of
reindeer in Alaska rapidly approach
ing the half million mark, domesti
cated and handled much the same as
our flocks of sheep on the western
ranges, the time has passed for rein
deer meat to be sold as game or ven
sion as a luxury at a fancy price.
“It must therefore sell in competi
tion with choice veal and mutton,
ranging in price at present from 10
to 18 cents per pound wholesale. In
creased production and sale of rein
deer meat will cause it to be placed
on the market, as jerked or dried
meat, chipped beef and bologna, pem
mican or hamburger, which adds var
iety of flavor and keeping quality.
“It is also now sold in Seattle mar
kets in the form of metworst and
salami, commercial names for rein
deer sausage.”
MAY DAY DANCE AFFAIR
READY TO BE PRESENTED
Fruit punch will be sold at the May
Day dance tomorrow evening at the
Odd Fellows hall. Ladies will be
presented with Hawaiian favors, and
the men, who are not to be overlook
ed, will be adorned with caps and
“gee-gaws.” The affair, the Fourth
Annual May Day dance to be held
under the auspices of the Auxiliary,
American Legion, will probably sur
pass all previous efforts. The floral
decorations, which are being draped
by Mrs. Weybrecht and Miss Sexton,
and on which weeks of time was spent
in the making, are really beautiful.
Final decorative touches are being
placed today and tomorrow. The pro
gram is complete after weeks of re
hearsal. Altogether, the public has
a delightful surprise awaiting them.
CANNERY SUPT. ARRIVES
H. O. Roberts, superintendent of
the cannery at Kodiak, owned by lo
cal people, will be among the arriv
ing passengers on the S. S. Alaska
from Seattle. Mr. Roberts will go *to
Kodiak next week to get the plant
in readiness for this season’s opera
tions. i..
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FI LARGE LODGE
BE CONSTRUCTED IN
HUNTING DISTRICT
AL JONES TO COMPLETE EREC
TION TWO STORY LODGE ON
TUSTUMENIA LAKE
BEGUN TWO YEARS AGO
The Kusilof hunting lodge, situated
on beautiful Tustumenia lake, Kenai
peninsula, the construction of which
began two years ago by A1 Jones,
then a resident of Anchorage, will be
completed this summer and this fall,
a few small parties of game hunters
from Seattle, will come north and
spend a month at the lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Jones passed thru
Seward a few days ago after spend
ing the winter in Montana and on the
coast. They are now in Anchorage
making final plans for moving down to
the lodge but their outfit is at Seldo
via, they having shipped it north
from Seattle. The lodge will be 30 by
40 feet in size, of rustic design and
two stories in height. It is planned
to construct whatever number of out
building which might be needed.
One or two men will be taken down
to the lake with the Jones to assist
in the erection of the lodge. Mrs.
Jones will be in charge of the kit
chen. They plan to have the resort
open in time for the opening of the
fall hunting season, September 1. A
dory will be picked up on the Inlet
and an engine installed, for in order
to reach the lodge one must travel
thirteen miles up the Kusilof river
and then up Tustumenia lake for an
additional five miles. The lodge is
located on the left hand side going up.
Clinton W. Rowley, secretary and
treasurer of the Associated Sportsmen
of Washington, represents Mr. Jones
in Seattle. They offer to visitors a
real hunter s paradise for big game
animals, moose, white mountain
sheep, and bear are in that vicinity
in abundance. Then there is the bird
hunting, and wonderful fishing in the
lake or rivers. There will be ample
accomodations, and fairly modern, for
ten people this year, Mr. Jones stated
to The Gateway. Enquiries to Mr.
Jones should be addressed via Kusi
lof.
Lime fertilizer at J. L. Graef’s.
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THE SEWARD GRILL
WILL OPEN AT NOON
SATURDAY IN ITS NEW LOCATION
j On Sunday a Special Turkey and Capon Chicken
course dinner will be served for
$1.50
THE SEWARD GRILL
Seward’s Finest.
MEL HOLBEN, Prop.
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