OUTFITS FOR THE NELCHINA
SAVE THE HAUL
BUY AT KNI K
GROCERIES SNOW SHOES
SUPPLIES DOG FEED
CLOTHING TOOLS, ETC.
GEO. PALMER
KNIK, ALASKA.
ALASKA ? o°* ? »s„ T
Steamers via the INSIDE PASSAGE calling at Ketchikan,
Juneau, Yakutat. Katalla, Cordova, Ellamar, Valdez,
Latouche. Seward. Cook Inlet Points and Kodiak.
Steamer Admiral Sampson, will
leave Seattle January. 15.
Puli Torn in i’onrect ions--Alaska * Pacific Steamship ( o.
Ki^ht r» Nt rved to change schedule without notice.
B. F. WATSON, General Agent. WAYNE BLUE, Agent
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USE THE PHONE
ALASKA ELECTRIC COMPANY
5. M. GRAFF, - President and General Manager
Persuasive.
The teacher meant to convey n pro
found lesson “You must forgive your
enemies, hoys/' she said, ‘and then
| youi enemies will forgive you I want 1
J yon all to try it/*
The next morning Johnny Jones
came to school with a very black eye.
“Why. Johnny, what’s the matterV”
"Aw," replied Johnny, "I’ve been for
givin Scrappy Green an' makin’ him
| forgive me.”—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Willing to Try.
Mary-The butcher Is here, ma’am
! What shall I order? Mrs Morris
i Parke Dear me. 1 haven’t a thought!
What cam I order? Mary (thoughtful*
j iy» I really don’t know, ma’am. I’m
^ sure Mrs Morris Parke Oh, can't j
i you make a suggestion? Mary (cheer
fullyi—l can try What do you make |
| it of? Puck.
If yon make money your god. twill
plague yon like a devil Fielding
Close.
“You say he is stingy?”
“Stingy! i should say he was stingy.
He never tipped a waiter but once in
his life It was on his wedding tour,
and the tightwad gave the waiter 10
cents and asked for a receipt”—Chi
cago Tribune
Authoritative.
“So you are going to leave your stu
dio?”
“Leave? No Who told you so?”
“Your landlord "-Philadelphia In
quirer
The most Important attribute of
man ns n moral being is the faculty of
self control
Notice of Settlement of Final
Account.
| in Probate Court for Kermi Precinct. Third
' Division. Territory of Alaska.
! In the Matter of the Kstate of William Ab
bott. deceased.
Notice is hereby uivcn. that I. T. W Haw-j
kins, administrator of the estate of the late;
\ William Abbott, deceased, have rendered, pre* j
I sent cl for settlementami filed in the above*.
; entitled Court my final account of my admin* •
istration of and upon said estate: and that .
Thursday, the idtli day of March. A. !>.. 1914.
at the hour of t wo o'clock p. in., in the ottlee of j
theCtiiteil States Commissioner at S* ward.
Alaska, has been duly appointed b> the Pro- ■
bate Jud^e ex*olllcio. of the above entitled i
court, for the settlement of said .account, at j
which time and place any person interested in j
said estate may appear and make any leaal j
object ions thereto and tile exceptions in writ- j
itur in said account or report and contest the j
; same.
Dated this *.*r>th da* of November. \ !».. 19t:t. *
T. W. HAWKINS, j
Kxeeutor of the Kstate of the Late
William Abbott Deceased
Kisrt publication. December hi. 1913.
Last publicat ion. Januarv tf. 1911.
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Established in i€C5 and stiil under
the same management.
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STEAMSHIP CO.
SERVICE SPEED
Sailings every Six Days for Valdez, Cordova, Skagway,
Juneau, kelckikan and Seattle
t&TRight reserved to change this schedule without notice V^3
F. R. TRACY, General Agent (’• (;l A-l‘ :
C. HENNING
Agent for the Famous
Fred. Kauffman Clothes
The best of everything in Tall ring
Ladies and Gentlemen's clothes
cleaned, piessed. repaired and altered.
Satisfaction g ua ranteed.
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We have large and complete assortments of
HOLIDAY GOODS
Among which can be found gifts suitable for all
For men we offer the following suggestions:
Bath robes, priced from .l<)
Smoking jackets at.8b. Ta'O and -s.00
Bath slippers.•••••••.75c per pan
Fancy vests in washable fabrics and in wool, and
silk and wool, from..$2 to 8.00
Military brushes, in leather cases, at..$3, 4.00and 0.00set
Dressing cases, at. •..$3 to 10.00
Pocket books and bill folds.• -a()c to $!.<•>
Lapel watch chains, cuff buttons, with scarf pins
to match, at.$1 to 4.00
Cigar cases and playing card sets in leather cases $1 tou.u
The new Parker laundry bag sets.83 per set
Hole-proof sox in beautiful Christmas boxes, sjx
pair, guaranteed for six months.81. <5 pel box
Initial handkerchiefs, tine linen, threejn a^ box, — 81 box
Plain pure linen handkerchiefs.2;>c, 35c and .>0c each
Neckties, all kinds.to--00
House slippers, Dent gloves, suspenders and gar
ter sets: Gillette razors, traveling bags and
eases and indestructo trunks.. All moderately priced
Appropriate gifts for women include carving sets
from $3.70 to 15.00; percolators, $3.50 and 4.50; eiderdown
quilts at $12 and $18 each; large size plaid wool knap
blankets $4.50 pair; all-wool white blankets, $12 pair;
bath rugs , $2 each; suit cases. $8 to $18, and manicure sets
....General Merchants....
SEWARD, - ALASKA