OUTFITS FOR THE NELCHINAI
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BUY AT K N I K
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GROCERIES SNOW SHOES j
SUPPLIES DOG FEED j
CLOTHING TOOLS, ETC.
GEO. PALMER
KNIK, ALASKA.
ALASKA ?.°.?AT
Steamers via the 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.
California < ounVetion-*— Alaska - Pacific Steamship ( o.
K _:ht reserved to change schedule without notice.
B F. WATSON. General Agent. WAYNE BLUE. Agent
USE THE PHONE
ALASKA ELECTRIC COMPANY
5. M. GRAFF, - President and (ieneral Manager
C. HENNING
Agent for the Famous
Fred. Kauffman Clothes
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The best of everything in Tail ring J -
Ladies and Gentlemen's Clothes
cleaned, ptessed. repaired and altered.
Satisfaetion guaranteed.
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NORTHERN
LKO M.\K(H'LKS, 1’ltOI'K.
WINES
LIQUORS
CIGARS
BOWLING ALLEY
BILLIARD AND POOL
TABLES
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Seward, - Alaska
Too Soon to Answer.
Tin* young man about town and the
clever bachelor girl met on the street
at Ki in tin* morning
;iad to see you out so early, cried ^
tne girl breezily “Cooling well/’
• I retl> well.** faltered the man
“That’s good. How did you like the
lobster a la Newburg 1 made for you
in the dialing .dish last night?”
“1 can’t tell .vet. dear lady. I’m just
getting acquainted with it.”—Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
No Argument.
'Hie extremely well dressed young I
man. with but few claims to financial j
success, was putting forth his best ef
forts to capture the girl of Ids choice.
“You say yourself. Marlon.” he plead* i
ed. “that your father Is anxious to get
you otV his hands.”
“That’s just it. Claude,” she replied
tremulously. “That’s why Pm afraid I
he won’t listen to you.**- l.ippincott’s.
A Harsh Critic.
“That,” said the futurist, pointing !
proudly to the canvas which he had
Just finished, “is my attempt to inter- j
pret the infinite.”
“What did tlie infinite ever do to ;
you?” asked the innocent bystander.— i
Chicago Record* 1 lent Id.
Didn't Like the Time Limit.
Stie These reporters are so awfully
careless! This paper says that I have j
been “for years one of the handsomest !
women in society ” He—Well, my j
dear, what is the objection to that? •
She—Why, I never said anything about
“for years.” —Puck.
To achieve great success you must
he courageous: a timid man is defeated '
at the outset
Notice of Settlement of Final
Account.
In Probate Court for Kenai Precinct. Third 1
Division. Territory of Alaska.
In the Matter of the Kstute of William Ab- ;
bolt, deceased.
Notice is hereby iriven. that I. T. W. Haw- j
kins, administrator of the estate of the late
William Abbott, deceased, haw* icnd« ml. pre* .
«ented for settlement ami tiled in the above* j
entitled Court mv final account of m.v admin |
istration of and upon said estate; and that t
Thursday, the 2dth day of March. A. lb. lid I ;
at the hour of two o'clock p. in., in the office ol j
the I'nited States Commissioner at Seward.
Alaska, has hern duly appointed by tin* Pro-;
bate Judtie ex*ofhoio. «*f the above entithd
court. for the settleinrnt of said account. at
whleh time and place any person interested in 1
said estate may appear and make any lem»*
object i -ms thereto and Pie e.\e< pt ions in vv i*i!- j
inu to said account «>r report and contest the I
same.
Dated ibis .’.'ab ua> of Novtinber. A l>.. lid it. •
T. W. HAWKINS l
Kxecufor of the Instate of the Kate i
William A 1)1 »ott. !leeeused
Kisrt puhlicat ion. December id. ltd it.
Last publication, .lanuarv t>. lid 1.
BOARDING HOUSE
“They All Eat There!”
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GABRIEL SANTOS, • PROPR.j
SAFE DEPOSIT
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SEWARD, - • - ALASKA
Commerce Cafe
E. LEVIN, PROPRIETOR
Established in 1905 and still under
the same management.
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SAFETY SERVICE SPEED
Sailings every Six Days for Valdez, Cordova, Skagway,
Juneau, Ketckikan and Seattle
far Ri^ht reserved to chanire this schedule without notice -A
F. B. TRACY, General Aaent (’• (:l I'TILk* ‘V~* *!
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Be the Model for
Your Own Clothes!
Rarely does a man who 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, ii'
will cave in here, bag there and
wrinkle somewhere else.
C lollies made-to-measure by
Ed. V. Price (d Go.
^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—NOW!
We have large and complete assortments of
HOLIDAY GOODS
Among which can be found gifts suitable for ail
For men we otter tin* following suggestions:
Bath robes, priced from ..8<s to 20
Smoking jackets at.80. Id'd !|nd 8.00
Bath slippers.-...7.>e per pair
Fancy vests in washable fabrics and in wool, and
silk and wool, from.82 to e*.0o
Military brushes, in leather cases, at..$3, -l.uOand ti.OOset
Dressing cases, at. 1.83 to 10.00
Pocket books and l>ill folds.50c to $1.<5
Lapel watch chains, cuff buttons, with scarf pins
to match, at.81 to 4.00
Cigar cases and playing card sets in leather cases $1 to5.00
'Pho new Parker laundry bag sets.83 per set
Pole- proof sox in beautiful Christmas boxes, six
pair, guaranteed for six months.81.7;» per box
Initial handkerchiefs, tine linen, three in a^ box, .^.$1 box
I lain pure linen handkerchiefs.25c. 3;>c and ;>0c each
Neckties, all kinds.:,^c ,l) --00
House slippers, Dent gloves, suspenders and gar
ter sets; Gillette razors, traveling bags and
cases and indestructo trunks.. All moderately priced
Appropriate gifts for women include carving sets
from $3 70 to 15.00; percolators, 83.50 and 4.;>0; eiderdown
quilts at $12 and $18 each; large size plaid wool-knap
blankets, $4.50 pair; all-wool white blankets, 5s 12 pair;
batli rugs, $2 each; suit cases. to $18, and manicure sets
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