LONDON. Feb., 15, (/Pi—The cold
est. wave ever recorded in hispory ol
■•Central Europe has stretched a
snow blanket from Scandinavia tc
the Balkans.
Germany reports the tempera
t.'ue down to 20 below zero and in
the mountains of Silesia the ther
mometer registered 40 below. Some
families were frozen in and a food
shortage is imminent.
Suits to order at Peysers Taiici
Shop. Phone Adams 91.
Brunswick Phonographs and Re
cords SCHALLF.lt ER’S ALASKA
SHOP.
SAVE WITH SAFETY
'&*&&& Store
NO MORE
DISCOMFORT
Why suffer from nasal
catarrh and head colds when
KFXALL CATARRH JELLY
will relief?
LAUGE TUBE, 50 cents
MU 01 HOME
( Continued from pace 1'
rhe Legislature is sure to look ini -
closely. Its experience with tv°
Pioneers’ Home at Sitka will prove
valuable in this connection as thr
cost figures of the Home sho Tu
give some indication of the co^t or
ooerating a home for children.
BFLIEVES HOME NEEDED
Dr. DeVighne, who defends th" ;
need for a children’s home, read"" |
agrees that it will cost the T~rr- ,
jtory more to handle the situati )i !
hi that manner than is now d^n
But he argues, the difference in th->
'costs would not be forbiddingly ex
cessive He is convinced that bv |
keeping all of its wards within its
borders. Alaska will gain more in
hoe consequent upbuilding of edu
cated trained, good citizens than
j can be calculated in dollars and
[ cents, end that the increased cost
| necessary to accomplish this is
i more than justified should it be
i achieved.
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There are other problems that
|are involved. Of these two might
be mentioned. First, will it be an
iinstitution for incorrigibles as wei1
j as mere orphans? Second, will it
be limited to children of white
blood, or white and mixed, or open
t,o everyone regardless of race?
Both of them will be asked in the
Legislature. They are important.
They 'hould be settled without pre
judice. but in the light of what ex
perience has been had by other
Territories and the States in the
nast, ns well as by actual knowledge
of local conditions in Alaska.
Eventually the Territory must
provide a Children’s Home. Is the
year 1929 that time?
W. R. Macpherson, local pastor
of the Episcopal church, departed
1 yesterday for Anchorage to con
duct services. He returns tomor
row.
THE MATTER OF LUCK
It is ourselves that make our
i r’ays lucky or unlucky.—Voltaire.
! cleanliness anci the best o> meats
I
| our motto. Frye-3ruhn.
1\1 AG AZIN 1. AN 1) N KVVSPAI’El!
' SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sclial
i lerer’s Alaska Shop.
| “Fishermen- |
] of j|
| The North Pacific |
Sj WE ARE PREPARED at all times to take ■
m CARE OF YOUR NEEDS m
j| IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT §j
H We have a complete stock of HI
m BU0Y KECS — ANCHORS — HOOKS — LINES E
M LEAD — HALIBUT BOXES — ROPE OF ALL SIZES, M
m ALSO JOHNSON MOTORS AND PARTS B
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
This department is running over with all kinds of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES
Just tell us what you want
m CLOTHING DEPARTMENT M
m 0IL SKIN JACKETS and PANTS— SLICKERS, YEL— Wk
m LOW, BLACKS, and DEEP SEA COLORS_RUBBER W
H BOOTS, all sizes, — FISHERMEN’S MITTS, and SOX E
HI Come in and get acquainted — We can serve you later Hi
H if not now. H
t’EV/ARD “Quality First” ALASKA
fjoleproof
Hosiery
Arrivals on the S. S. Alameda
yesterday stated the only place
they saw snow was not in Alaska
but in Seattle, where frigid wea
ther prevailed as they steamed
; out of the sound.
Reverend Kuring, of the Luth
eran church, who conducted ser
vices here Wednesday night in the
I Episcopal church, departed yes
terday for Anchorage.
George Lowney and Otto Furn- |
sen, watchman and mill foreman; |
at Latouche, were business visitors
in Seward between boats.
If you haven’t trleo rrye_Bruhn’«
Baby Beef you have mlsaed some
thing, friends!
I PURE UNADULTERATED ICE
REAM 50 C. PINT $1.00 A QUART.
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
WE SERVE THE BEST ICE
CREAM MANUFACTURED IN
SEAJJTLE 50 c PINT—SI.00 QUART.
WE DELIVER. The Candy Cottage.
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COMMERCE
CIGAR
STORE
| TOBACCO, CANDY, SOFT
| DRINKS, CARDS, POOL
| Across the street from the
| Arcade Building
John Anderson, Prop,
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Phone Adams 54
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JOHN C. WHITE |
& CO. I
High Grade Line of c
Cigars, Tobaccos & |
Candies §
FINEST BILLIARD HALL IN ALASKA
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HARDWARE STOVES RANGES I
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Camp Stoves Gas Lamps Gasoline . Cotton Rope
Tents Electric Lamps China Ware i| Wire Netting E
Tarps Roofing Crockery I Wii
Canvas Brushes
Furniture Paints
Beds Oils
Springs Varnish
Mattresses Lacqur
Linoleum Calsomine
Hugs Roof Paint
Floor* Lamps Leak Tight
Coal Oil
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Crockery ! Wire Screen 5
Glass Ware Magnetos j=
Window Glass Coils g
Window Shades Batteries f
Building Paper Traps §
Anchors Pipe -
Chain Valves |
Ship Chancelry Fittings S
Wire Rope Asbestos js
Manila Rope 5
SHEET METAL AND PLUMBING SHOP
J L. GRAEF
Mail Orders WiU Receive Prompt Attention |
Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska |
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