BUT IS NOT TOT FIRST
Kenner.' ■ Kiev, connected with
the local railway depot, thought he
would take a jaunt up to f'e top of
Mt. Marathon la -t evening thereby
establishing a precedent. in early
mountain * climbing: he also < xpecte 1
he would have the right to say he
was rile fir<t to reach the top this
eon r.
Not so'
Tracks made by some one els? had
preceded !tim. nnm’a to ’ * i s sorrow
and dis.arusr. The disgust was regis
tered when i’e made the discover,
as he r. ■ e.l the top. If It > had
seen them at, say the thousand foot
altitude, lie probably would, have
rallied it a d y and ret .li ned a* the
place o' h gh nine. the bottom.
However, ?!m energetic you nr; iv *n
made ' i . the top and back in two
hours a a i t< minu'ts flat: on his
bach. The going was ■(•pgh, he .aid.
three and o :r fee: of snow still Ly
ing in s -op. And besides he went
up the w ong ridge which made it
rough r still
Lucky says: “For when it
comes to solid sense, give me
the man who saves expense”
by buying from Lucky.
Men’s shoes resoled, heeled and
polished $2.75. Seward Leather
V OI KS.
You read it in The Gateway first
(Continued from Page Seven)
landing classes ' i’l prepare so ng of I
their meals as part or he cits.- j
work. Other meals nun be se re 1 ,
i
ti thr> college dining room f the j
oil owing rate: breakfast. 35 centa:
lunch, 35 cents; dinner, $1.0o.
Those wishing to sra\ in town will
make their own arrange men's for
board, room, and transportation.
Registration begins at 0 o'clock
.July 3;ah. There will he a fee of $1,
but no class fee except the cost of j
m.afrials used. There are no en-l
• ran;:,. . enuirf meets.
Coto’ses of'■ere.1—Class work be
gins Monday. August 1st., in the |
e omoaiics 1 tbo’-atovies.
The following is a tent a'b e s
”b o the daily program:
Group 1—s to !) a. m I.ecru '< : ft
:o 1 Meal plauu'u.g; 1 to 2 n. r .
I.'est; 2 to 6 n. on. Sewing or hardi
cua:-<.
Gio tp 11 * to 9 a. i. Lecture: 9 1
to 12 St- wing o ' h ndicrai'ts; 12 *o2 j
Lunch am! res : 2 to R p. m. M'1 >’
n' .r rim.
I
Martha A Pa nr a grad'd: a ;
t';e Univet.-iiv of VPnols. at'.’ > |
th.e past two years an instvuctor in i
Alaska Agricultural College and J
. I
School of Mines will have charge o j
the meal planning classes. Miss I.yd
b. Jacobsen, Head d( tlie Depart mem.
and Profes or of Home Economic"
wi1! have charge of the sewing urn1
naojicr. ;ts.
Those who expect to a.tend should
SEWARD, ALASKA
icmr? V'r*vv u ^'ecessitv in Every Home”
V1' \To!.*on. Mgr. Wayne Blue, Agent
Office, \rearle Building. Phone Main 17
uuniimiiiummimmiHinHiin
esl
Sew'ml Will Soon Have
A Fine Golf Course
V- - s
Copyright 192' Hart Schartner & Marx ”
Clui) Membership Now Open And
Golf Equipment On The W ay |
Urbach’s |
CASH IS KING 1
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“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
Reliable Standard Brand
WE ARE JOBBERS FOR ALL BRANDS OF
■viareltes, SnrEr'g *nd Chewing Tobaccos and Copenhagen Snuff
Stock and Drop Shipment Orders Executed Promptly
Let us supply your wants in Choice Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
them at all times in up-to-date Cold Storage
We carry
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
Hollyhurst Ranch Eggs,
George Washington Cof
f e e, Libby’s Canned
Fruits and Vegetables
FLO
Fleischman’s Fresh
Yeast for Baking and
Health
R — GRAIN — ANI
Puritan Hams and Ba
con, Creamery Butter,
B. & H. Brand Mayon
naise and Sandwich
Spread
HAY
FOR SPRING CLEAN UP
Soap and Soap Powders of all kinds, Dutch Cleanser, Insto, Bon Ami,
Stove Polish, Chimney Sweep, Scrubbing Brushes, Mops and Mop
Sticks, Mop Buckets, Dust Pans, Brooms and Steel Wool, Pipe
Cleaners, Window Cleaners and Window Brushes, Kalsomine, Wall
Tints and Paints of all Kinds
Lambert's “TRIJBLPRUF” and Pneumatic Tires—Aer-Pruf Anti-Punc
ture Fluid—Big Game Rifles of all calibres—Ammunitions of all Sorts,
Kleanbore Cartridges just received.
EVAN*JONES LUMP COAL—PEA COAL AND MINE RUN COAL. STOVE
WOOD
Prompt Delivery and Satisfaction Assured
.end in tliei;• application eraly t > j
Miss Lydia J.. obsen. -Ik-gc Al -a t. -
*k. t rooms may bo iwm\ed ur.d {
ul-equrte arrangements mde.
PIONEER WELL AGAIN
C. R. Booth, former proprietor of1
the Gem Cafe, was out and about!
today for the first time since he was
taken down with a severe cold five
weeks ago. Tomorrow, he plans tak
ing the “rattler” North to Mile 344
where he will preside over the des
tinies of the inner men of the section
crew. Mr. Booth lost 30 pounds in j
weight during his illness.
R. R. CONSOLIDATION SOUGHT
WASHINGTON, May IS. (/P)—Van |
i
Sweringen Brothers will begin the j
second fight before the Interstate'
Commerce Commission to gain the ap- i
proval of the plan involving the uni-! j
fieation of the Chesapeake and Ohio ’ j
railroad with the Hacking Valley, Erie :
and Pere Marquette roads.
Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens
and pencils. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.1
Sunkist fresh fruit or
angeade and lemonade. See
it made at the Candy Cot
tage.
Corporation
—The Pioneer Line—
FLYING TO ALL PARTS IN ALASKA
OUR NEW SWALLOW PLANE
Joseph Crosson, Pilot
(Alaska’s Ace)
has just completed a record flight
from Fairbanks, to Point Barrow,
returning via Kotzebue and Ruby.
For information as to Flights, Rates, Etc., write or
wire at our expense
-ROBERT LA VERY, Genera! Manager
Fairbanks, Alaska
—MflWB M - mmjgmpgR ? ggg — 'T-'tfFf’ *
I
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska