Seward daily gateway. [volume], December 22, 1913, Image 4

About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1905-1914

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OUTFITS FOR THE NELCHINA
SAVE THE HAUL
BUY AT KM I K
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GROCERIES SNOW SHOES
SUPPLIES DOG FEED
CLOTHING TOOLS, ETC.
GEO. PALMER
KNIK. ALASKA.
ALASKA ?o°» i A1
Steamers via tha INSIDE PASSAGE calling at Ketchikan,
Juneau, Yakutat. Katalla, Cordova, Ellamar, Valdez,
Latouche. Seward, Cook Inlet Points and Kodiak.
Steamer Jeanie, with mail and
freight, left Seattle Dec. 15.
< :! :Yn in Coi nrc: ops- A - Vi vitic Stennwhip < \>.
\l *ht it m ? Vi d to rh;u >cl critic without notice.
S. F. WATSON, Genera! Agent. WAYNE BLUE. Agent
USE THE PHONE
ALASKA ELECTRIC COMPANY
5. M. GRAFF, - President and General Manager
C. HENNING]
Agent for the Famous
Fred. Kauffman Clothes
The best of everything in iail ling
Ladies and Gentlemen’s Glothes*
cleaned, piessed, repaired and altered. :
Satisfaction guaranteed.
NORTHERN
LKO MAKGl'LKS, 1’ItOl'lt.
1 WINES
LIQUORS
CIGARS
BOWLING ALLEY
BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLES
Seward, • Alaska
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| Gathering In Ecl3 W>lh Brushes and j
Shrimping on Horseback.
I» the Hawn linn Islands some of f he
tint! •* fishermen literally go Into the
W!! r and **hnse the fish into tlieir |
i net- j
f| ' * sea tumid tiie shores of the is
Inr. is is studded with.coral reefs, in
which are numerous holes and tiny
caves in which the fish hide. I he tin
fives row ont over there reefs, taking
with them a brush about three feet in
length, with very long bristles, and
shallow nets, somewhat resembling a
paper bag, as they are closed at one
end
As they row over tile surface, seeking
a likely spot, they chew a very oily
fruit known as the candle nut When
: they consider they have reached a good j
• fishing ground they spit out this nut.
which forms a thin film on the top of
the water, over which the wind passes
; without leaving a ripple Tills enables
1 them to see right down into the clear j
I sea ami if thev are satisfied with the
! outlook they prepare to fi-h
Taking the brush in one hand and
(be net. the mouth of which is propped
open hv means of a twig or two in the
of he** t hov noiselessly and guietly
overboard Having arrived at the face j
of the coral roof, they literally brush j
the frightened fish out of their dens,
endeavoring to catch them In the net
1 as they dart away
There is one place at least on the
eoast of Belgium where they g°
• shrimping on horseback. The trawling
! nets are attached to the sides of sad
*j dies carried hv horses or big donkeys. •
| and on their back men. and women, j
too. for that matter, ride Into the sen !
until the animals are almost under wa* j
| ter. when they drag the trawls behind j
them, walking parallel to tin* shore.—
: Sstrav Stories
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Notice ot* Settlement of Final
Account.
i in Probate Poin t for I\enni Preeilet. I hint
; Division. Territory of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Kstate of William Ab
bott. deceased.
Notice is hereby t-'iven. that I. I. W. Han
kins. administrator of the estate ot the Sate
William Abbott, deems* d. have rend* red. pr*
seated tor sett lenient and litfd in the abow
«‘titit!e*l Pour! tn> titusl aee* uut ot m> admin ;
iM rut ion of ami upon said (‘state: and t,-*ij
Thursday, the ’Jdth day ot Mareh. A. I*. IW » ]
at tl.e hour of t wo *» el*»ck p. m . in 11'e >11 < • *
thel’i.iled Stab's P( mmissioner at Seward.,
\ i ask a Mas bet'll duly appointed by tin*
bale .!ud.e exudhcio. of ih<* above entitled |
court. for t ic sett 1*- m* nt ot said a*•<■*>
which tim* and place anv person iti* 1 shin1
I" said estate tna' appear at d t it;*- any »«■ a j
* objee* ions thereto ami bie exempt e»ris in w* it
IJ"’ it to said nee »t nt or r« p*»r.t and contest tt * j
same. , 1
Dated tl> s bay *'l N ' * n b* r. \. P. I 'b' j
’l . W. ! i A A is 1 N’S
I i\< ell tor Ot the Ks»at*‘ of t b>* last*
William Voboit Deceased
|.’jsrt ii,l icati* n. Pecember Id, I'.UT
Last ot bli* at ion. .latmarv d. P.U I.
1 BOARDING llOISfj
j “They All Hat There!”
*\GABRIEL SANTOS. • PKOPK.
SAFE DEPOSIT
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SEWARD, • • • ALASKA
Commerce Cafe
E. LEVIN, PROPRIETOR
fstahlished In l€C5 and still tender
the same management._
STEAMSHIP CO. j
SAFETY SERVICE SPEED
Sailings every Six Days for Valdez, Cordova, Skagway,
j Juneau, Ketckikan and Seattle
$ Right reserved to change tlii> schedule without notiiv Vfc
I F. B. TRACY, General Agent ( , h. (d 1 1 ILL. Air«
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Be the Model for
Your Own Clothes!
Rarely does a man w ho wears
ready-made clothing look right
in it. It was not made for him,
and no matter how well it may
apparently fit, the fact remains
that when the suit “settles” and
loses its ironed false form, it
will cave in here, bag there and
wrinkle somewhere else.
Clothes made-to-measure by
El V. Price & Co.
^Merchant Tailors Chicago
are not “just-as-good” as the “store-box”
kind—they are unqualifiedly BETTER in fit,
individuality and style. But the price is
reasonable.
See our new woolens and leave
your measure with us—N01V!
We have large and complete assortments cl
HOLIDAY GOODS
Among which can lie found gifts suitable for ail
For men we offer the following suggestions:
Bath robes, priced from .• •• to
Smoking jackets at.*«> ^ and bA!°
Bath slippers...<.»c per pan
Fancy vests in washable fabrics and in wool, and
silk and wool, from..M’ to KOO
Military brushes, in leather cases, at..$3, 4.00and 6.00 sot
Dressing cases, at. ..^.$3 to 10.01
Pocket books and bill folds..**;a>(
Lapel watch chains, cuff buttons, with scarf pins
to match, at..** to o
Cigar cases and playing card sets in leather cases *1 toad
The new Parker laundry bag sets.Per S(“r
Neckties. aiis;:::::.7:v:::::.....50c to 2.00
House slippers, Dent gloves, suspenders and gar
ter sets; Gillette razors, traveling bags and
cases and indestrueto trunks.. All moderately priced
qui
bath'rugs,V$2 eachTsuit cases. 88 to 818, and manicure sets
rvO «• i * .*
....General Merchants....
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SEWARD, - ALASKA
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