CHILDREN
often loose
their pep and
vitality at
this time of
year
Indigestion, sour stomach and
constipation are frequent
causes of this condition.
You can bring back the
sparkle in the kiddies’ eyes
by the frequent use of the
mild, effective, pleasant lax
ative.
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
Only the Rexall Store carries
this high grade product and
guarantees full satisfaction to
you.
TAc Q&XCt&JL Storm
CAPTAIN BILLY PERFORMS
Not to be outdone by, th.§ number of
excellent dances, songs and 'other
forms <xf entertainment programs by
passengers on the northbound trip of
the S. S. Aleutian, Captain Billy was
compelled to rear up on his hind legs
and do his stuff. And as can be ex
pected from a motoring chap like (him
self, it is said ihe rose to the occasion
-with considerable cleverness bring
ing down the house with a few' of his
wrell knowm laugh inspiring remarks.
On account of the many visitors in
the city today, Labor Day, a public
! dance will be held this evening in
! Odd Fellows hall.
The U. S. S.Surveyor and the Wild
cat, which arrived in port Saturday,
will remain over the holiday departing
tomorrow for the areas' where wrork is
being carried forward.
ON SIX MONTHS VISIT
Mrs. Dan Kennedy, wife of the well
knowm Anchorage business man, pas
sed through the city yesterday on her
way to make an extended visit in the
States. First she will go to Boston
to spend some time with relatives,
and on the return journey go to Cal
ifornia to visit with Mrs. Fred Mar
tin, a former resident of the Inlet city.
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5 FOR KODIAK THIS FALL
A concrete cold storage plant will!
arise at Kodiak before winter comes, j
j is the word sent The Gateway from1
J the thriving island town. W. J. Er
I skine, who for the last two years ihas
devoted his entire time in interesting
\capital in the enterprise, passed thru
j Seward the other day a passenger on i
the 1S* S. Admiral Evans, em route to
the States where final plans will be
! concluded for actively beginning the
j construction of the plant. The engin
eer, who accompanied Mr. Erskine on
' the recent trip to the site, was also a
1 southbound passenger on the vessel.
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TALKS ON ALASKA
j Frank Richardson Pierce,, the prom
j inent author, was among the many
'passengers on the northbound voyage
of the steamer Aleutian, who greatly
pleased with his interesting talks on
i Alaska.
j The halibuter Nordic which was bad
i ly battered in the recent strong blows
jat sea, underwent repairs yesterday
jand was due to get under way again
|for the banks early this morning.
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“BIFF” WILLIAMS INJURED
“Biff” Williams, former member
of the Anchorage Army post, who will
be remembered as a fairly clever
boxer and appearing many times in
smokers, was some months ago un
fortunate enough to be mixed up in a
j bad explosion in New York, Seward
arrivals report. “Biff” has been laying
in an Eastern hospital for months,
a portion of his right side being para
lized, and, it is stated, it may be a
year before he l'ecovers from the ef
fects if he ever recovers.
STARR DEPARTS TOMORROW
The steamer Starr, Capt. O. A.
Johansen, leaves port tomorrow even
ing at 7 o'clock for the Westward and
Bristol bay region. This voyage to the
bay concludes the season the October
trip of the vessel terminating at Un
alaska throughout the coming fall
and winter months.
A large number of tourists arrived
in Seward yesterday from the Inter
ior embarking on the S. S. Aleutian
for the South.
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PHOTO OF “MA” KENNEDY
A fine photograph of Capt. Billy,
the W'hiz Bang head man, together
with Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of
Aimee Me Pherson.the evangelist, and
her secretary, was presented to The
Gateway yesterday by Frank Richard
son Pierce, author.
The halibuter Clara, Captain John
Stemland, upon his return to port
from the banks, will quit halibut fish
ing for the season and leave for Hal
ibut Cove to fisih for herring.
There was a brilliant display of the
Northern Lights Saturday night , a
real treat for the many visitors and
newcomers in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lee of Talkeetna,
who have been visiting in the States
over the last two months, returned on
the S. S.V Aleutian and today, con
tinued into the Interior.
Territorial purchases in the States
amount to more than $40,000,000
annually
The fishing industry of the North
Pacific and Alaska represents a turn
over of $60,000,000 a year. Alaska
alone produces annually $45,000,000
j worth of fish, says a statement is
sued by the Seattle Chamber of Com
imerce.
Fresh killed local chickens. Car
stens Packing Company.
I
New York ice cream and
vanila at the Candy Cottage.
The finest Safety Razor Id the world
at $15. Schallerer’s Alaska Slnp.
SECRETARY xWAS5|aNCER
Miss Katerine Burbeck is the name
of the young lady secretary to Mrs.
| Minnie Kennedy. It is said she former
i ly was a professional dancer in Rus
sia. During the northbound voyage of
[ the S. S. Aleutian, sihe gave a num
i ber of Russian dance interpretations,
all of which greatly pleased.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Fullerton, who
were among those arriving in the city
on the S. S. Aleutian, have departed
for Nenana from which point they
will leave for Tanana. Both are teach
ers and will be stationed there for the'
j coming school term.
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Mr. and Mrs. King, from Sawmill
bay, arrived in Seward the other day
on the S. S. Starr and left today for
Seattle on the steamer Aleutian.
Vantine’s Incence anu ourners.
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
FRUIT JARS AT J. L. GRAEF’S.
SPECIAL LABOR DAY SHOW
The Liberty theatre is putting on a
special program for tonight only, eo
| that those people In town for the
holidays will have a new show to
night instead of the one shown Sat
urday.
There are three two reel comedies,
selected as the best laugh getters, for
entertainment only, instead of a fea
ture. In addition there will be Jokes,
News and Fables reels.
C. J. Strike, British Columbia bus
iness man, who has been in this and
j Interior regions for some days past,
! departed for Seattle today.
Mrs. Ludvig Larsson was among
i the outgoing passengers on the S.
jS. Aleutian for Valdez. She will re
turn within a few weeks.
Mrs. John Rosness left for Anch
orage this morning for the Fair. She
is accompanied by her daughter Sig
rid and son ^lenry. a
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