KUOS ITS & NOON
I 1 MIIKR and HI ILDKRS; HARDWARE
WINDOWS. DOORS, GLASS, MILL-WORK and BOAT LILMBKK
\g*i In Koi STANDARD MARINE ENGINES, STANDARD KID
1ROLLKR. STAND \KD KID.
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ami vianitar\ Condition*..
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Sl I l\ Trousers
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apply Knip oy oent Office Seward.
Office Hoy.
I OK SALE OK RENT— Small
house, dose t»» muehm* shop*. In*
quire Frank l»n»wn. M'-lt.
FOR S\l.:: ream of eiirht do*:*,
'deijrh. harne-* ami tow lines com
plete. Inquire 0. J. Melvin.
Mouse. ‘^'I
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SKIS at .1. I.. <•»: \F.FS.
Home of Hart <ohaf!'ner & Marx
cluthin?— 1R RAUFS
Lady TorriiiKton vaccum sweepers
at GRAEFS
• Sleds for boys and sir's at Graef •.
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KAYO lamps with shudes $130 a*
Graef'a.
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Electric Sowing Machine motors i»
Graefs.
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National Water Motor Washers
at J. L. Graefs.
Elaine Eocene and Pearl Oil at
GraefV
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Ice Creepers and Skates— Gravis
Fishermen's Supplies at Gracfs.
FLASH LIGHTS and batteries at
J. L. Gruef*.
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S VKIHSE II 'l I.S TOO
lakck rou can si iti.i::<
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MONTEREY. Cal.. Mar ?>— Cat h
in? forty-five tons of sardines n a
single haul, but forced to th
into the water all but five tons, "on
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* Sheet Metal Works
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* CHAS. LECHNER * J
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LET US DO
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YOUR WASHING
! Seward Steam Laundry
Phone Main 157
JOB PRINTING
AT THE
GATEWAY
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P fm p>* P> n " -•fWap^P
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i ' t L/i‘4* x ■* *• >»**•> ^ -*1
Dr. Kim’s New £>.coveiy
scon breaks a cola afta
clicks a ccu^h
^ — f* v • — s***''vs—and !
1 ili •» a letr*l «■»>!•! ‘I ‘ ‘t»n>
v | ..{»•* a litlb* UP. K i>n> New
r. . ,»ver\ whetl 11 .** si.il a ' . ;i r:.
it • |1 * *.>t I ' *1. e*»M. 1 io
, ' • o\. i*'.u : t '< •
in **> •.. ■ ■ : :• ' •* ’■ * ::".'vV
*«. n*> ■ •
xj: *,», orm!|*. No • .
All d u. . 's
. . k ' il a tre.il.
owe!) ;,e -nu oc.
i . , •• • . ting la/y? •■ * n to
■ 4
■ ;
■ a*..';-- ; 11 - »«■.!.ck> in
III i•*** i >. Sl-d
... a oullle ;U an d\U sUUcs.
a roUfit of utii M.u..., . ’ s th ex’ m
•. nee of sardine fishermen of Mom -
rev hay, according to a writer in lh«
Vnu ilean, wh
scribes a tnn token witl. a part.’ of
f ! "rmon.
“If we could sell all the fish wo
at- !, we would soon all be rich.” the
captain •>* quoted as saying.
The boat made »‘ts catch iu about
*w<► hoars, ami t!i(' waiter renuirko<l:
is ha *1 t » S**M«'Ve that such quant*
♦i, < of ><»<j ! * right :il our door, an I
»n y i small lutrt of it utdizod.”
T» ' sardine fi h» rm°n wo’ k on
moonless ri ghts. s» the f’sh can net
* *h« ;'*vvm-h • f the heats. On e
a ‘ o..l is sight d, the nets n»*o ran
d-e jrj two swing . each *150 reot Ion".
Phe fish are surrounded h> a net wall
200 '*e* t in depth and about 1.000 foot
LIM
W BROADWAY SHOP
OKA It. IIIJUIIARU.
Oisl ribulor.
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i/*va f 3 >**v
i iXUOisO
In Tutor Trucks there have been ut
.. citmeiK.'* .. ni notions and unusual d»
>i^us, now we Ita.e the simple CL M. L.
u »»>u are seo.Jag a siiup»e economical
uaialne truck, look into the Line ol
1L .vi. C.
It. L. IILLSW OiCTIl, Agent.
T. j. k Aulu & (i. AL C.\ Trucks, 1 ord
.ppiico and i in s.
iii circumference.
Tin1 . si; so >11 <1 Mover their p> ght
a >.:.i iu\ -i »tws in on them, aect#-d
ing to the article. There is a patter
ing on the siiiiaee as if rain were
i. ui r.g. A« the le t. draws closer on
u*. fifth this bee ones more vio'ei t,
n , . non f sli a e s t.rrying about Li1 •
su.fnce of the valor. Many of the
ii. -h in t. r frenzy hap out of tin'
v.aler. * mbdcrabic number jumping
ill * cork line and mailing their escape.
\v in-n tin* m i is drawn in the fish
* ied by means of scoop
■\ to a bar1*, which accompanies
■ich. When th<* f shermen have
a a. " h ’ y can dispose of the
re; t of the catch is allowed 10 cot a,a .
ill fi.-h this year are mnning late
•i >■•;;; m i.ear Monterey, and are of
• and p umpn ss, mea u**
. ; . \ aiftiuia ' fuli> a foot in
length.
ENGLISH WILL lfSE
V :i IU( VN M V< HINERY
TO MAKE GLASSWARE
LONDON, March :1— Glassware
[t.' duc'Jon on a hvgo scale by Anr
mn‘*k n* rv is to be undertaken
l,v i crmbine which has just absorbed
h M* a doz *?i b g glass-making con
i-ems in the industrial center o! Eng
lar.d known as the “Black Country."
At Stourbridge, Dudley and Tip
Ideas Free
Our eatilofue of all you nrr«l to build. r*n*f#nn worked
lumber, will nnm «° you •omrtliinr you would llk<-.
It iitcludei built-in ftwrnrrw you can install yourKif. You
don’t have to decide wlirrr you will buy until yow r«4
tr. Free. Rovif. 2229 1* Av. 5.. Seattle. 'Betrt
Mlltwork. Sub ainl Doora.”
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POI.I THAI. ANNOUNCKMKN 1
• f*»t*tvt*«»**«**#vi
• AI.VCK !•:. ANUKRSON
OK MNILllIK'
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Announces her canditlucy for
11 the Territorial Mouse of Kepre
* scnlativcs subject to the Memo
4 eratie primaries in April 1920.
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ton now factories will be built where
Amciean patents for turning out the
cheaper dess of glass-blown goods
will bo utilized Before the war. this
kind of trade was virtually a monopo
lv of Germany and Austria, and the
crippling of th * latter’s industries has
caused the prices of the commom* ‘
gl iss household articles in England to
. »ar tremendously.
Di rni to constrict
TWO LIEGE AERO DOMES
LONDON, March d— Two la g
• j>t rn ition d ae: dr<*in«s a?'e to **
cons-tn’i trd by the Dutch governm; ie
m'.» ip The fTagu-* and the othf*’’ •-»
V’ rste -flam, :t is suited *n a despatch
received hen*. The c ’ * th" ’ ■ ’’■ ' 1
w’ll be morn than Did,000 pounds.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Alaskan Engineering Commission
P a ns L*\ve and arrive at Seward a
follows: —
c-eo \. M. Wednesday and Saturd •*
for Roosevelt, Tunnel, Girdwo >.l
Anchorage. Arrive 5:00 P. M. Mon
tiny and Thursday'.
Connections at Anchorage on Mm ' •
and Thursday at 8:30 A. M. for
*-io*nnuska, Wasdln, Houston, 1
W*etna. and on Wednesday end ;
dr.v at 8:20 A. M. for Matanu kn.
Kska, and Chickaloon.
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Of Southwestern Alaska, the heart ol the new
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ALASKA 01L FIELDS
Reliable and positive information furnished.
Report of well known geologists and
consulting engineers.
Reports of the U. S. Government Experts.
Write for full information to the
SEWARD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Seward. Alaska.
N- B. — If going to any of the Alaska Oil Fields,
OUTFIT AT SEWARD
j H. V. HOHKN A. K. t)AVm
: ALASKA TRANSFER
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M. V. IfOJIKN, Manaijku j
Coal, Weed and Ice
(ienenil Transfer * I’horifs, Main I" and Nl
HOTEL OV EliLAND
Whittemore & IParjiuU*.' — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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JOHN A. NTLSON, Manager
♦ \d!”ii> 1 Huilding
Wayik* ’ in*. Aj*4*nt.
: SrVVAKO 4t ASkA
EXCLUSIVE
1)1 SI KIBUTOR8
OF
ALSO
: - *“N ol
CIGARS
MAKE TEE ' ' ’ ''•'!< YOER
II! REWARD.
When it comes to the hard
“knock • down - dra$ - out
service that a fisherman
gi\ cs boots, ordinary rubber
can’t stand up.
Hut Goodrich “ I !i-Press** Rubber Hoots and
Shoes aren’t ordinary. I hey re made in a
better way—in OXB SOLID PlhCh and
they can’t leak or peel.
()no pair will outlast a whole
season of hard service—out
wear two or three ordinary
pairs.
Put your money on (Goodrich
“Hi-Press’* and \ oil'll never
be satisfied with anything
else.
* Sold by 45,000 Dealers
The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Go.>
The City of Goodrich—Akron, Ol^oy.
113-15 king Street
Seattle
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