STH RETURNS PORT
IDEAL V0Y1GEWEST
The S. S. Starr, Captain O. A. Jo
hansen, returned to port yesterday af
ternoon on completing the best mid
winter trip since the inauguration of
the Westward mail service. The
steamer laid in Unalaska an extra
day on account of a general storm,
but fine Aveather continued on the re
turn trip. Several stops were made
at various fox farms where the catch
of furs was picked up, and several ex
tra cannery stops Avere made.
A fair-sized passenger list arrived,
in which are included the following:
Uyak, D. Walker; Chignik, Lillian.
Anderson; Unalaska, Mr. and Mrs.
Kramer and daughter; Akutan, Ole
Anderson; False Pass, George Peter
son; Sand Point, George Benuit; Kan
atak, J. C. Reid, Albert Lyon; Unga,
Andrew Nelson.
John Colberg, prominent business
man of Seldovia, is a brief visitor in
Seward while awaiting the arrival of
the S. S. Admiral Watson.
Rev. W. A. Couden of Cordova came
in on Saturday’s steamer from the
south, and yesterday, before a full
congregation, preached a very inter
esting sermon. Today, accompanied
by Rev. Graham, local pastor, Rev.
Couden departed for Nenana where
they will attend the annual Presby
terian conference.
The handball teams of Painter and '
Blue tackle Swetmann and Dyer to- ■
morrow (Tuesday) evening at 5
o’clock.
Velvet New York Ice
Cream. Special at the Can-!
dy Cottage tomorrow.
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T
OF THE S. S,
Reservations on the S. S. Alameda
southbound were as follows:
For Seattle—E. Sivertsen, Mrs. C.
Eckmann, R. E. McDonald, J. L. Mc
Allen, W. H. Gilcher, Mrs. A. Stotko,
W. H. Frank, Mrs. S. A. Parkin, C.
E. Kimball, L. B. Walbridge, O. Fow
ler, H. T. Krohn, Mrs. A. W. Hoffff
man, Mrs. C. E. Orlander, Fred Ev
erett, George Guest, Delimer Solvol,
P. F. Dresbach, Helen Miller, Mrs. E.
E. Hartman, I. B. Tucker, James H.
Larson, J. D. Perry, Thomas Hall,
Fred O’Neill, Lucille Lavery, A. E.
Lathrop, Evelyn Alcock, George Lan
aka, John Stahl, John Evans, Fred
Hall, C. A. Nylund, John Lunden, Gust
Ness, Frederick O’Neill.
For Juneau—Carl Erickson, M
Buoye, James Kennedy, William Ga
len.
For Valdez—W. L. Williams, F. C.
De Hart, P. E. Nelson.
Petersburg—E. Bookke.
Latouche—H. D. Thompson, Alex
Elxnit.
RADIO CHIEF TRANSFERRED
Mr. and Mrs. O. Kramer and daugh
ter Barbara wTere among the arrivals
nn the S. S. Starr yesterday. Mr.
Kramer has been in charge of the
naval station at Dutch Harbor for
:he last two years and has been re
ieved and transferred to Bremerton.
Mr. Kramer will join the naval fleet
stationed in California, where he will
complete his enlistment. Mr. Kramer
las made many friends out to the
Westward, where he maintained a
nigh standard of efficiency at the ra
iio station, and will be greatly
missed. The family go south on the
next steamer.
Seattle chocolate and vanilla ice
:ream. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
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
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Clothing Specials
That Are Well Worth Your Consideration
Heavy Corduroy Shirts, regular price $5.56. Special $4.50
Heavy all-wool Buffalo Plaid Shirts. Special this week $4.95
Other all-wool shirts $3.75 to $6.75
Men’s heavy Mackinaw
Mitts, per pair.
Wool-lined Leather Mitts
per pair.
Ed. V. Price Suit Samples of Tailored-to-your-measure Clothes Arrived
on the last boat
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Select local grown Potatoes,
per cwt.
Extra large and large Alas
ka Matches Herring, 2 for
Yukon River Salmon Bellies
Belmont Coffee, Freshly
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Condensed Milk,
or Federal, per
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Libby’s, Borden’s
_.$5.00
Extra fine Spiced, Pickled-Herring,
freshly prepared
Salt Salmon—-Mackerel
B. & H. Brand Mayonnaise and
Sandwich Spread—Always Fresh
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EIGHT CHILDREN FOR HOME
Eight children arrived on the S. S.
tarr yesterday for the Jesse Lee
[orne. Three of the Tutiakoff chil
ren were brought in by court order
’om Unalaska, and five Hughes chil
ren came from Chignik, sent in on
ccount of the death of the mother.
George Peterson, one of hte success
il trappers in the False Pass district,
rrived on the S. S. Starr yesterday,
nd today left for Anchorage where
e will enter the hospital for treat
lent. He is suffering from an acute
ttacks of appendicitis.
On account of the illness of her
aughter Helen, Mrs. Anna Stotko
departed for Seattle on the S. S. Ala
tieda. Her return depends entirely
n her daughter’s health.
D. Walker, resident of Uyak, -was
imong the local arrivals yesterday
>n hte S. S. Starr. Mr. Walker is en
oute to the Sattes.
Monopole oigars sold exclusively at
rhe Northern.
Scheaffer’s Life: ' 1 Pens and Pen
ils. Schallerer’s Shop.
Try our Seattle ice cream.
Sylvia’s. _ .1
Spring crodes
ORDER
Walkover or
Cousin s Pumps
from
THE BLUE SHOP
Spring Styles
$6.50 to $21.50
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