Seward daily gateway. [volume], April 16, 1927, Page EIGHT, Image 8

About Seward daily gateway. [volume] (Seward, Alaska) 1923-1933

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SLICE COOKE IS SOLO
FOR ALASKAN TRADE
After many years in the Puget
Sound-Hawaiia-n route as a lumber
carrier, the sailing schooner Alice
Cooke, built in Port Illakeley 36 years
ago, is to enter the Alaska fish trade.
The vessel was sold by L. E. Geary,
Seattle naval architect, tothe North
ern Products Corporation, which has
chartered her to the Aurora Fish com
pany.
The Alice Cooke arrived in Port
Angeles in February, 1926. from Ha
waii in a waterlogged condition and
later was brought tothe plant of the
Lake Union Dry Dock '& Machine
works in Seattle. ‘ She was purchased
by Mr. Geary, from Sewers & Cooke,
Ltd., of Honolulu. The vessel, it was ;
announced, will leave for Southwest
ern Alaska in a month and will be
used as a floating warehouse for her-1
ring and mild cured salmon and to |
bring the fish to Seattle. She will go |
off Cape Flattery to Southwestern j
Alaska under sail, her new owners
said. The Alice Cooke is a wooden
vessel of 782 gross and 722 net ton*
register, 185 feet long, 39 feet beam
•and 15 feet in depth.
ETIQUET TREATISE.
HOLLYWOOD. Calif., April 16. (/P)
—A treatise on the etirpiet of the
movies is being prepared by Merwyn
LeRoy, scenario w’riter with Colleen
Moore.
The power boat B. F. M., Capt.
Andy Peterson, is loaded with 22,000
pounds of freight for the Alaska Hills
mine at Xuka Bay. and has six passen
gers booked for the same destination,
awaiting favorable weather for sail
ing.
The schooner Clara, Captain Stem
land of Halibut Cove, arrived in port
today with a crago of bait herring for
the halibut fleet.
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There is an Easter egg waiting at
Brown & Hawkins for every child up
to ten years of age. \
All the latest sheet music on sale
until April 18. At Schallerer’s
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large quantities of chalco-pyrite, which
would have to he smelted on the
ground.
In addition to these known proper
ties there are the holdings of the N. A.
T., or Cidahv, Swift and Armour
group, and the Green Butte, a pat
ented group owned bv a Massachusets
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millionaire.
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Mr. O'Hara says there is now avail
able for extraction a body of ore capa
j
ble of producing 150 tons a day for
three years.
If Mr. Sulzer carries out his plans—!
and he generally succeeds where he '
starts-^T-tliere are possibilities for de
veloping several Kennecotts in the
White River country, as stated by Dr.
Brooks and mining men who- have vis
ited the region, which would mean
a possible extraction of between $30,
000,000 and $50,000,000 annually, and
a payroll exceeding 5,000 men.
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It is said Mr. Sulzer is pressing for
the connection of the copper region
with the Matanuska coal fields and to
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tidewater at Seward because of the;
need of Matanuska coal for smelting, '
the Copper River Railroad being en-;
grossed with its own primary objec
tive, the serving of the Kennecott
mines and not caring to extend into
territory where they do not hold cop
per mines which they contemplate j
developing.
Mr. O’Hara departs on today’s out
going steamer for Cordova, from which
point he will go to the mine.
Dr. A. R. Roberts brother arrived
from Ontario, Oregon, today from
which point he accompanied Mrs.
A. R. Roberts and son. . Mr. Roberts
will probably remain in Seward for
a period visitin? his brother. •
Lucky says: “Things are'
seldom what they seem.,, It
feels like winter yet it’s
spring. So buy your seeds
now at Lucky's.
Fresh Velvet, Maple Nut
Ice Cream today and tomor-;
row. Candy Cottage.
QUALITY FOODSTUFFS
FOR A
PERFECT
DINNER
V
Faste
to
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Strictly Fresh Eggs, dozen. 50c
Fancy Stuffed Olives, bottle. 70c
Hawaiian Pineapple, can. 35c
Crisp, Delicious Celery. 25c
New Potatoes, lb.25c
“Our Best” Coffee, lb. 60c
Finest Carrots, bunch.. 15c
Peaches, No. 2 can. 25c
Strawberry Preserves. 55c
Selected Cauliflower, lb.. 30c
B. & H. Brand Mayonnaise. 35c
Phone
Your
Order
“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN &• HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
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From Paris to You
/fokproof
jSbsfeiyi
$1-65
Sheer weight full fashioned
ice hose. Exceptionally uniform
texture and even appearance.
Pure thread silk to mercerized
flare top. Heel, Ex Toe, and
sole reinforced with lisle. New
Paris colors.
Sheerest Chiffon—All silk from
top to toe. Full fashioned of the
finest quality China silk. This
safeguards against shadow rings
and streaks. The hem and foot
are innerlined with finest lisle.
The hidden reinforcement at
the tip and over the top of the
toe gives 3 to 4 times more wear.
Offered in very newest shades.
These silken stockings
with a French accent
in colors created by
Ludle of Paris.
N
New Today!
Petale
T)ETALE — new and chic, is the latest
1 H jf Hosiery shade to come across the
seas from France. A flower-like delicacy of tint,
like the inside of a tea rose — ever co smart.
Selected for Holeproof by Lucile of Paris—
world-famous stylist.
Do try Petale today in one of t he many cor
rect Holeproof styles. The two numbers fea
tured here are typical values. Only in Hole
proof can you obtain Lucile created shades.
URBACH’S
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There is an Easter egg waiting at
Brown & Hawkins for every child up
to ten years of age.
Don’t forget to get your Easter
! basket at Schallerer’s.
The Gateway leads—others follow.
FOR SALE—Quartz aad placer not
ices, proof of labor blanks and any
other legal blanks applying to the
Terirtory, at The Gateway office, tf.
The finest Safety Razor in the world
at $15. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
The Best in the “Belt”—Gateway.
HARDWARE, STOVES AND RANGES
Inside frosted Electric Lamps, Ship Chandlery, An
chors, Rope and Twine, Paints and Oils, Sheet metal,
Plumbing Shop, Gun repairs.
i j; Mail Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
i J. L. GRAEF
i j j_^ ^ne Madison 87Seward Alaska