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Have you read the “Grand Ho
tel?” Chosen by the Book of the
Month Club; chosen by the Book
Society of England. Alaska Shop.
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Towing and Special Trips
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*6
IXEL DID WRONG
WHEN HE MEED
OFFICIAL ABOUT NET
KODIAK, July 13. (By Special
Correspondence to The Gateway) —
Axel Magnusen is a fisherman
and a good one. He works all the
time at it and his seines or gill
nets are always out after the fish.
That’s the trouble.
Last week H. H. Hungerford’s
eagle eye discerned Axel’s gill net
out working for him during the
weekly closing period in the Ko
diak area. Hungerford didn’t know
whose net it was but he took it
with 24 red salmon in it.
If Axel’s curiosity hadn’t got the
better of him he would have escap
ed punishment for violation of the
law. He thought somebody had
stolen the net and to make sure
about that he foolishly asked Hun
gerford if h had taken the net; so
Hungerford took Axel also and
brought him to town, where, upon
a plea of guilty, he was find $250
and his net confiscated.
Seward citizens were warned in
advance of an earthquake which
arrived at 2:16 this morning. It
was of brief duration and not
severe.
Game Warden Winkler, stationed
at Kodiak, accompanied by Mrs.
Wnkler, were southbound passen
gers Sunday on the Admiral Evans.
THANKS ARE EXTENDED
The Anchorage Woman’s Club
extends thanks to the Seward
Drug Store and the Seward Gate
way for the publicity extended
them during the recent drive for
funds sufficient to purchase bea.
con lights for the Russell Merrill
Field. The Seward Drug Store
sold tickets to an Anchorage af
fair at which a car was given
away. A. Sponsler of Fairbanks
held the winning number.
Don’t miss the “Talkies!”
By the sack or carload
—NANIMO—
Nut or mine run
Range coal in sack or hulk
—EVAN JONES—
Lump or mine run
—PREMIER—
and mine run coal—Try it
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««Better than 20 miles to the gallon." “Its cost-per-mlle la the
lowest of any ear." “Never have to add oil between erankease
changes." “Drove from Ohio to California on a repair expense
of $1.05." “it Just runs and runs and runs."
—typical comments from owners of the Chevrolet Sis
Why is it that Chevro
let— a big, powerful,
smooth - running six—
actually costs less to
cw-’. /sr frmm. °Peratc and ma*n
support t ihebodythrough. lam than any other
iu •ntl,t *•"«'* car you can buy ? The
answer lies in five outstanding factors of
Chevrolet economy i
f. Efficient Engine Design makes
Chevrolet fuel consumption so low. that
tO miles to the gallon of gasoline is
nothing nnusual for • Chevrolet owner.
Z. Modem Chassis Design—as
evidenced by Chevrolet’s long heavy
frame, four parallel - mounted
springs, and smooth-running
six-cylinder engine—i ncreases
the ability of the Chevrolet Six
to run dependably, day after day.
3. Excellence of Manu
facture also adds to Chevrolet
dependability and long life.
Chevrolet pistons, for instance,
are built so carefully, and held
true to such close limits of pre
clsion, that many
owners hare gone
20,000 miles or more
without haring their
motors opened for
major servicing.
4. High - Quality
CktrroUf'i plitona art
Wib to dw« limita «/
Material* are used throughout the
Chevrolet car—costly nickel steel, chrome
vanadium steels, chrome-nickel steels—
to assure trouble-free, low-cost service for
tens of thousands of miles.
3. Economical Nationwide Sorv
iccv with its low flat-rate charges on
labor and genuine parts, is available at
10,000 dealers throughout the country, who
also offer the protection of the
Chevrolet’t Owner’i Service
Policy It the moot liberal
ever offered in connection
with a low-priced car
most liberal owner's service pol
icy ever to back a low-priced car.
Remember—In addition to all
these basic economies—Chevrolet
offers the extra dollars-and
cents advantage of one of the low
est delivered prices on the market.
And this cost may bo spread
ot'er a period of many months
by the liberal G.M.A.C. plan.
NEW CHEVROLET SIX
The Great American Value
New low prices—Chevrolet passenger car prices range from f475 to $650. Truck
chassis prices range from $355 to $590. All prices f. o. h. Flint, Mich. Special equipment
extra. Lou: delivered prices and easy terms.
See jour dealer below
Ogle’s Garage
SEWARD, ALASKA
Ik “Babe” Hayes’ *
(Special Gateway Feature)
! Wm, C. Lawton, a prominent
j business man of Springfield, Mass.,
made the trip to Alaska, three
years ago accompanied by his
[wife and daughter. He went into
Fairbanks via Seward and came
out via Chitina and Cordova. In
a recent letter he sajs among
other things:
“I am reading all that comes
across my desk regarding Alaska
and in almost every issue of my
sporting magazine there is some
thing regarding the Kodiak bear
and the Alaska bears in general,
and the attitude of the Alaskans
themselves toward the preserva
tion of the animal. In the latest
number Stewart Edward White
gives quote an illuminating article
which I commend to your atten
tion. I note that a party has just
left Seattle for the hunting
grounds and suppose when they
return we shall see a new batch
of stories. I presume that one is
in license to tell just as long a
“bear story” as he is a “fish story.”
Perhaps these fellows will join
Lowell Thomas’ Tall Story Club.
I wish I could make my mind
to go to your “neck of the woods”
this summer, but I can’t, and that’s
all there is to it, so why worry?”
Donald Shellhorn and John Nel
son, popular salesmen for Brown
& Hawkins, left the city Satur
day for a day’s outing in the
Moose Pass country, returning to
town during the still hours of
Sunday night
BREAKS BfG WINDOW
During the early hours of Sun.
| d.ay morning the only thing which
I marred a perfect day in the city
| was the crash of plate glass when,
I during an altercation between a
: couple of men, one shoved the
j other through one of the big dis
Iplay windows of the Seward Drug
Store Someone is out about $150.
CASH BALANCE
The Territorial Treasury’s net
cash balance at the close of bus
iness June 30, was $S63.847.74, ac
cording to the Juneau Empire.
This is $317,891.07 less than the
balance reported on the same date
of last year.
i
Old papers at The Gateway.
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