Alaska was first visited by the
Russian officers, Bering and Chiri
kov, in 1741, but other Russians had
preceded them.
EasKttbali is by no means un
sno vn to the residents of tine West
ward Last winter there were t'-'o
e.nr )■, : t Fenyville.
SPECIAL! - - SPECIAL!
Every Wednesday and Saturday we offer a cake special.
Watch f'is ad va riisem nt and take home one of these
extra specials for the next day’s dinner.
Saturday’s Special will be
DEVILS’ FOOD CAKE 45c
Special Merchants Lunch Every Day 45c
Hot Sandwiches 40c
Fresh Box Lunches
ELECTRIC BAKERY
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RESEMBLES 511!. CM
From the sea Squaw Harbor looks ;
like it is scattered up and down a !
hill, but on reaching shore in a \
small boat from the steamer .riding
I at anchor in the roadstead, it is
seen to be fairly well scattered.
Squaw Harbor is noted principal- |
Sly for two things, the Pacific Amer
jican Fishes cannery and the su
Jperintendent, Mr. Most, an alert
land cordial fellow who makes the
visitor feel at home immediately. ;
1 Without question this cannery is j
one of the finest equipped and it is
an immense plant; a town within
itself.
Perhaps the second paragraph
should be qualified for here also,
in the well known “Pilot House”, i
the club house, is an English bil
lard table set in a room overlooking
the sad sea waves.
Up on the hill aways towers the
Signal Corps radio aerals, ithe sta- !
ton being in charge of a former
Seward man, Mr. Peyton.
Also on this hill can be seen
scores of rabbits, the start r of
what promises to be a new fur iri
* dustry out west. A few of t ese
animals were brought up from Bel
lingham by the young son of Su
perintendent Most and, accor
to the way thy are multiply
rabbit skins may be the next
exportation from the Territory,
prolific are they.
CITY ON THE SEA
At this season of the year if hi.
nek is reached at night, scores
twinkling lights in the dish
give it the appearance of a gi a
city but on arrving closer the light
turn out to be those upon the ma
steamers and huge mosquito fie
at anchor and not from dwelling.
land sky-scrapers.
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IF YOU HAVEM TRIED FRYE j
BRUHN’S BABY BEEF, you are
certainly missing something.
Announcing—
the Annual
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4th of July
C eletor a t ion
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| FIELD EVENTS
BALL GAME
jj NOVELTY CONTESTS
MARATHON CLIMB
H and a big DANCE
American
I Legion
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NORTH COAST
LIMITED
The newest and most luxurious
of railroad passenger equipment
now is operated for the comfort
and convenience of trans
continental passengers by the
Northern Pacific Railway.
Also THE ALASKAN, a fine
train between Seattle-Chicago.
KARL K. KATZ, Alaska Representative
200 Smith Tower, Seattle
(270-P)
NEW SUITS
The first to wear the
New Spring Suit will be
conspicuous for their
smartness.
Modest prces
New Purses
in
All New
Stales and
Colors
at modest prices.
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