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‘Buneieal
EPSOM SALT
Two teaspoonfuls of
Puretest Epsom Salt dis
solved in a glass of water
and taken before break
fast, means almost imme
diate relief.
Safe because it’s t h e
best.
You save because it’s
only half a cent a dose.
Guy Manthey came into town on
Saturday’s train from Moose Pass for
supplies for the gang.
Oreh Dee Clark, former well known
resident of Anchorage, also formerly
a school teacher at Chitina but now
of Ridgefield, Wash., was among the
arrivals Saturday from the States.
Margaret E. Madden of San Fran
4 cisco, arrived from the States Satur
day enroute to the Interior where
she will remain for the balance of
the summer for her health.
Picture framing. Schallerer’s Al
aska Shop.
'SOUTHBOUND LISTING
ON S. S. ALEUTIAN
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Seattle—J. T. Harrigan, Miss B. C.
Morgan, C. Allen, Miss Gray Miss
Gray, Miss Stevenson, Mrs. A. H.
Taft, Mrs. W. A. Lee, Ethel Mgie,
Miss M. J. Muffly, Miss A. J. Muffly,
11 Mrs. C. Stanton, Mrs. A. Malloy, J.
A. Mydigger, Miss E. Schorellr, Miss
J. J. Hensel, Miss Anna Vail, Sam
Solmon, Don Mott, Mr. and Mrs. T.
G. Burns, Mrs. Chas. ^tuth-miller, Mrs.
E. Junkerman, L. A. Healy. Miss L.
H. Pechin, Miss L. F. Wilson, H. E.
|Brown, Mrs. H. E. Brown, Paul C.
Weed Jr., Mary Clearing, Mary Lane,
H. N. Stedel, Dorothy E. Stendel, An
na Taylor, Miss M. Schoper, Miss E.
Russell, Miss O. Russell, L. A. Crail,
Matt Randell, Fred Parker, E. Ele
rold, James McCullough, Miss P.
Berg, Miss Sigrid L. Merritt, Mrs.
Sigrid E. Merritt, Mrs. Anna Stotko, i
Ed. O’Brien, Ruth Secor, Ruth B.
Borrow, Gertrude Fergus, Marie
; Theobun, Vera James, L. J. Brittian,
Lilian Molson, Elsie S. Jeinson, T. H.
Burrman, L. S. Gheetham, Mrs. Orea
Cass, George Cass, Mrs. O. A. Johan
sen, L. E. Cass, K. E. Swanson, Mary j
E. Dye, Lieut, and Mrs. C. W. Clarke j
! and baby, Mrs. M, L. Baker, Miss E. I
Callin, E. B. Adams, Elsie B. Adams, I
E. B. Adams Jr., B. C. Bobbyshell,
A. Crafton, J. B. Nolon. M. Conard,
B. M. Goff Chas. Erickson, C. W.
Johnson, Chas. Schaerder, W. L.
Martin, Chas Durgan, Howard Crip
ean, Nelson Sailer, A. Flanigan, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Tilknan, J. Scull, J. B.
Wilcox, Dr. P. C. Hartford, Miss j
Marion Emerson, Miss Alice Seaver, j
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Orr, Mrs. R. j
Stege, Miss Murelia Stege, Theo W. \
Noyes, Mrs. T. W. Noyes, Miss Edna
Armetage, Mrs. R. Hortell, Dr. H. F.
Ringo, Mrs. H. E. Ringo, Miss Mary
Ehle, Miss Hermine Ehle, Miss Anna
Ehle, H. A. Shedd, Master Orr, Mr.
and Mrs. B. O. Driver, Dorothy
Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens
and pencils. Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
I , ' ■ -
Driver, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Monroe,
Russell Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dewenter, Henry Dewenter Jr.. Mrs.
Henry Dewenter Jr., Mr. and MrS.
Chas. Stavnow, Donald T. Clark, R.
F. Reilas, A. R. Anderson, Miss Luc
ile Shaw, Miss Alberta Mann, Miss
Rose Heastend, M1iss Vina Rowley,
T G. Fiske, R. G. Fiske, Mrs. Sam
uel Robinson, Mrs. Nellie I. Potter,
Mrs. Lily W. Painwater, Mrs. Caro
line Webster, Jack Webster, P. o.
Dueres, Mrs. N. A. Yarell, Josephine
Boyer, Mrs. D. A. Marlloux, Dave
Brauch, Wm. Tenison, Lillian John
son, Mrs. J. O. Kirkham, Vera Kirk
ham, Mi* and Mrs. E. E. Murray, A.
D. L. Myers, Harry Hendrecks.
Juneau—M. S. Wilson, B. C. Del
zelle, L. B. Adsit, Richard Wakelin.
D. G. Leargoras, W. E. Moody, P. E.
Brislin, M. D. Williams, Dave Street.
Cordova—Ray Chestier, Wm. Mor
rison, J. B. Huistis, G. H. Drane, G.
C Watt.
Latouche—Harry Suk, G. B. Thom
as. D. A. Begerra, John Kullunkie,
S. G. Blockburn, Jacob Koski.
Ketchikan—Pete Christerfson, W.
T. Hunt? H. J. Bailey.
Valdez—Eric Burman.
IS BUSINESS VISITOR
J. B. Burford. Alaska agent for the
L. C. Smith and Corona typewriters,
Burroughs adding machines, and
Shaw-Walker filing equipment, re
turned this morning the steamer
Watson from a business trip to the
Westward. 'Mr. Burford reports bus
iness everywhere in those districts i
appeared to be flourishing. He will
remain in Seward for a few days be
fore continuing to the Interior.
L. Kracke, Alaska receiver of the
Alaska Consolidated Corporation at
Portlock, departed yesterday on the
M. S. Discoverer for the plant site.
Clark Andresen has joined the
ranks of local boat owners, having
just "purchased a fine skiff. His
ambition is to one day own and op
erate a l^rge halibut schooner.
Latest Brunswick phonographs and
records. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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IS CLEIN-UP YUI Oil
MOOSE PISS PflOJECT
“This year’s *work in the Moose
Pass district is the clean-up and pro
viding weather permits, will wind up
the work on this project which was
begun three years ago,” stated M. D.
Williams, Acting District Engineer
for District 11, which includes all of
Alaska M'or the Bureau of Public
Roads, upon his return to Seward
Saturday from an inspection of pro
gress of work to date. Thus far,
weather throughout the entire dis
trict has been excellent, it is report
ed, and for that reason it is confi
dently expected that surfacing of the
last portion of the newly constructed
road will be completed this year.
If weather conditions prevent this,
the work will be carried over until
next spring and completed at the
earliest possible moment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Bortz, res
idents of Anchorage, were arrivals in
Seward Saturday.
Mrs. N. McCormick and daughter
arrived from Juneau Saturday and
left today for the 'Interior.
C. A. McDougall, road foreman,
Bureau of Public Roads. Moose Pass,
came into town Saturday for a visit.
Mrs. John Gilpatriek, wife of the
local railroad employe and Moose
Pass mining man, returned home
Saturday from the States. Mrs. Gil
patrick was Outside for about two
months.
Dunhill pipes and tobacco. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
FRYE’S BABY BEEF has no equal
in the meat line.
Seward Weekly Gateway 12 pages.
$3.50 per year, $1.75 for six months.
The halibut schoner Irene arrived
in port Saturday with 53,000 pounds
of halibut which was discharged at
Ithe San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.
It is best by every test. FRYE’S
BABY BEEF.
English Broadcloth Shirts, N. Y.
prices, $2.50 each. Urbach’s.
Strictly fresn canajes. Schallerer's
Alaska Shop.
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Phone Mad. 108 - - - Seward, Alaska
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