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OF SEWARD. ALASKA — Established August 19. 1904
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SODA POP AND BABY CARRIAGES
The Irros Company of Juneau, Fred A. Sorri, pro
prietor, has opend up a broadside selling campaign in
Seward with the hope of establishing a market for his
soda pop. In this we see the subject for editorial comment.
Sorri’s pop is manufactured in Alaskan-its an Alas
kan industry which may mean thousands of dollars to
the Territory per annum providing his pop is good and
the price comparable to the imported driinks. It is the
nucleus of an industrial payroll.
One of the first lessons Alaskans must learn in order
to progress in the development of Alaska, must be that!
oi backing up Alaskan concerns. Their growth means our
growth.
We get tired of hearing this eternal cry “the need of
Outside captital . Just what is the big idea waiting for
oLiers to open up the country for us?
So whether it be pop, baby carriages, or anything'
cose as iong as it manufactured in the Territory, let’s ail
go for it, v ’
Politicians are worried, Alaska dispacthes reveal
because the people do not take more interest in politics
it diey aid it might; be had for the politicians.,
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SEWARD’S NEWCOMER
Irros Company high grade soda water in
all flavors. Don’t overlook Ward’s Choc
olate Crush—a rich creamy chocolate soda
in a bottle—Oh Boy—it’s good.
Obtainable
at
The Palace
and
The Pioneer Club
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EXPERT PIANO TUNING AND RE.
PAIRING—Pianos, player and electric
for sale and rent. George Anderson,
Anderson Music Shoppe, Juneau, is
now in Seward. Leave messages at
Seward Hotel. Thank you.
PROPOSES ESTABLISH
COLD SHE PUNT
"It does not require nearly as much
money as one would imagine to
build a local public freezing and
cold sforage plant,” states B. Qvale,
in Seward for the purpose of inter
esting business men and other cit
izens in such a venture
"My plan is to start in a smi''
way with from three to five tons o''
frozen fish per day. It would be my
idea to supply not only the loc-i
market but Interior points as we !
At the same time we woud hav<
enough on hand for export purposes.
Mr. Qale said the brine method oi
freezing the fish will be followed for
this system has been carried ou fo*
years in Norway and otho** Eum -
can countries. The big feature o'
this treatment, he said, is *hat oven
shipments received in torrid Mediter
ranian are impossible to distinguish
from fresh fish.
Later, it is planned to operate a
hand cannery in connection. During
Mi. Qvale’s stay in the city he is a
guest at the Seward hotel.
"YOUR MONEY SACK”
If the party or parties signing
themselves as the S. T & P. Pool,
with the date April 31 attached-a
very poor guess on the Nenena ice
pool- they can have their money
back, less expense.'If at the end of
30 days the coin is still unclaimed
‘we will buy a drink.’
Charles Levine, a passenger on j
the M. S. Donaldson, in port yes
terday, Nomeward bound, expects to !
again be with the Alaska Road Com
mission in that district this year, i
DOWN-RIVER TONNAGE
Over 450 tons will bo discharged ?
locally from the steamer Aleutian. ; "
With the exception of about 50 tons |
for local consumers, the greater par
pen of the cargo is billed for down i
river points.
The big fine halibut schoon ? •
Coolid.ee, Captain Malvai, came into
port today from the brimy dean with
at le-s! 10,000 pounds of fish.
Jack Hapimer, superintendent of j
Lomen Brothers, at Nome, is home- !
ward bound on the M. S. Donald '
son which sailed North this morning
from the Port of Seward.
FORMER JlffiSU f. 0.
CLERK SENTENCED TD
II YEAR AND A DAT
JUNEA, May 25. (£>)—David Gen
ender, who fled to Germany a year
ago and returned to New York and
enlisted in the army, then was ar
rested on Governor’s Island accused
of embezzle irient ifrom the Juneau
post office where he wag clerk, then
returned here from New York which
was consiidered the longest trip ever
taken with a prisoner, plead guilty to
one count. The other 22 counts were
dismissed.
He was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for a year and a day. His’ pecu
lations were small.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
tures at Sylvia’s
FREE, SPECIAL, A .75 ENLARG.
MENT WITH EVERY $5.00 WORTH
OF DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.
COME IN AND ASK ABOUT THIS.
SCHALLERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
LIBERTY
THEATER
% O’CLOCK
ONE SHOW
8 O'CLOCK
Marion Davies
IN HER NEW TRIUMPH
“ The Pair Co-Ed ”
A highly amusing picture of College life, sug
gested by
GEORGE ADES PLAY
An intense drama full of comedy. Something to
laugh at> and yet an absorbing story.
SOMETHING DOING EVERY MINUTE
A tale of the last term of school days
With it we will show a
A FOX NEWS— A FABLE AND AN
EDUCATIONAL
Milk you can Depend Upon v
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Wonderful, isn’t it, to have
available anywhere, any
time, a milk so pure, so rich
ly creamy, ^o uniform in
quality, so dependable as
Carnation Milk? It’s been
Alaska’s standby for nearly
30 years. Equally conven
ient in the home or on the
trail.
Write for Cook Book
CARNATION MILK PRODUCTS CO.
jLOGO Stuart Bldg., Seattle
Carnation Milk *
"From Contented Cows”
© 1928, C. M. P. Co.
NOTICE
I have been called to Seattle on j
business and will be away about four!
weeks. My shop and store will re
main open and emergency repair
work will be taken care of.
TOM OSBO
Frye-Bruhn’s Baby Beef is unex*
celled.
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PAINTER & DECORATOR
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Don’t overlook hearing *
the new “Okeh” records at
Sylvia’s. You’ll be surprised.