• FAR FROM BROKE
ALBANY, Nov., 19, (/P)—Reports '
that Governor A1 Smith was broke
are causing his friends to laugh
and many predict that the next few
years will see Smith join the mil
lionaire class.
JACK AND TEX
NEW YORK, Nov., 19, (/p)_Tox
Rickard conferred with Jack Demp
sey with regards to the fighter’s re
turn to the ring but no difinite an
nouncement was made.
Ladies and Gents Tailoring: and
Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser’s
Tailor Shop.
Men's dress shoes $2.50 to $4.00:
Men’s rubber pacs $3.50 to $4.00
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Stanford 12, Washington 0.
So. Califorina 27, Washington Staia
; 13.
Idaho 21, Montana 6.
! Navy 58, Loyola 0.
[Minnesota 52, Haskell 0.
Georgia Tech 33. Alabama 13.
Carnegie Teeh 27. Norte Dame 7.
Illinois 40, Chicago 0.
Iowa State 7. Kansas 0.
Penn 34, Co’umbia 7.
Wisconsin 13, Iowa 0.
[Harvard 0, Holy Cross 0.
'California GO. Nevada 0.
! Nebraska 0, Pittsburgh 0.
Princeton 12, Yale 2.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
I SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKE'N. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
TOP THE THANKSGIVING FEAST WITH
After the turkey and pumpkin pie,—bring on those
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| ARTSTYLE
I CHOCOLATES
THE ART—FULL
Two Pound Box Is Only .
$2.00
ARTSTYLE CHOCOLATES!
CREAMS, NUTS, FRUITS, CARAMELS, SMOTHERED
WITH SMOOTH, RICH CIIOCCOLATE
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Elwyn Swetmann, Prop.
HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
WINDOW GLASS
SHEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Co-man lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Midi Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
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f here’s Cozy Warmth in Nashua Part
C/ Wool Blankets. Soft, fluffy Nashua Blankets
of wool and cotton offer lasting value, for
warmth is woven into every fibre. They are
made by the world’s largest blanket mills,
giving you all the economies of big pro
duction.
In glowing or subdued colors, decorative
patterns or plain, Nashua Part Wool
Blankets give you complete comfort at mod
erate price.
EIDER—DOWN QUILTS AT VERY LOW
PRICES.
Zipper Headquarters
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
Seward, Alaska
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HEAD IWTH
NEW YORK, Nov., 19 (/¥>)—Aug- i
iustine de la Pierra, wealthy recluse
83 years old, who lived in a garret,
killed an armed intruder who
!'•ought hi? gold. Sensing the use
lessness of grappling with his
younger opno—m-t the e’d men im
him on the head with a hammer.
A LONG TAT,K
WASHINGTON, Nov, 19. VP) - i
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:Secretary Kellosrg talked to Count
Bethalen, the Hungarian Premier,
over the recently establishd trans
Atlantic radio telephone service be
tween the two nations He convey
led P’wsident Coolidge’s greetings.
AT.WAYS A FIRST TIME
CLEVELAND, Nov., 19. (/P)—Three 1
rum runners were reported by U. S. I
coast Guards to have overwhelmed !
■ a Government boat and fled after
they had disarmed it. This is said
to be the first case of piracy on the
Great Lakes for 100 years.
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; NEW YORK, Nov., 19. (/P)—“The ;
Ladder”, strangest of New York's j
dramas, which ran for two years ;
and brought its owner, fifgar if.
Davis a los • of over $1 300.000 has ,
finally given up the ghost in New7
York. It will be reborn in Boston
Monday. The play is based upon
reincarnation.
GOOD OLD HORSE YET
NEW YORK, Nov., 19. (/P)—Gen
eral John Pershings famous old war
horse “Proctor" won the John R.
Townsend Memorial Challenge Cup
| on the third dav of the 43rd annual
horse show. He was ridden by Miss
Ilvy Madd’son.
The dumbest bell in the railroad
belt is the guy who asked us if they
pumped up flat cars.
The Seward City Council will
meet in regular session this even
ing; it is not expected up for con
business will come up for consid
sidoration.
The S. S. Rogers, of the Pacific
Steamship Co., is expected to ar
rive in port tomorrow night or
Wednesday bound Westward.
Mr. Newlywed: This Alaska blue
berry pie tast.es queer, dear.
Mrs. Newlywed: Oh honey, per
haps I put too much bluing in it.
Have your films develop
ed and printed at Sylvia’s,
Frye-B: ulin's Baby Bee?
! celled.
I'nex
The Gateway’s assortment of !
I Christmas cards have arrived and
i are now ready for inspection and i
selection.
Nre—.t*'V*rSf>j
IT IS NOW TIME TO LAY IN AN
| ADEQUATE . SUPPLY OF . COAL
WITH WINTER FAST APPROACH
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ALASKA TRANSFER
Phone Main 81
‘QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
THANKSGIVING —
SUGGESTIONS
A Bounteous Thanksgiving
Dinner Calls for Proper
Holiday Attire
LET US DRESS YOU FOR THIS
jj SPECIAL OCCASION ;j
!! WITH i
| A NICE NEW SUIT OR OVERCOAT j
/ all SIZES AND PATTERNS
J A NEW SHIPMENT OF 1
STETSON HATS ll
j KNAP FELT CAPS 1
BROAD CLOTH SHIRTS
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PHOENIX HOSIERY FOR MEN IN FANCY
SILK AND SILK AND WOOL
All Sizes And Patterns
For Year Thanksgiving Dinner
We Can Recommend
fresh eastern oysters in large
AND SMALL CANS
KIPPERED SALMON — BARBECUED SA
BLE — FINNAN HADDIE
CRANBERRIES — PUMPKINS — LETTUCE
CELERY — CUCUMBERS — SWEET PO
TATOES — GREEN PEPPERS
H. H. SUPERFINE SIFTED PEAS
LIBBY’S LARGE WHITE ASPARAGUS
LIBBY’S GREEN ASPARAGUS TIPS
B. & H. BRAND HOME- MADE
• MAYONNAISE
PIMENTO — CAMENTBERT — ROQUE
FERT — AM ERICAN — SWISS CHEESE
PLUM AND FIG PUDDING
and the necessary
— NO SUCH MINCE MEAT —
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VEGETABLES AND FRUIT SALAD
HILL BROS., SCHILLING AND GOLDEN
SHIELD COFFEE
Special Thanksgiving
Dinnerware
IMPORTED ENGLISH DINNERWEAR
42 and 60 Piece Sets. Assorted Patterns
Also In Open Stock
FANCY BRIDGE TABLES
AND READING LAMPS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROASTERS
ALL BRAND NEW AND READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION