TUSSIUD’S MUSEUM
GETS IX MUSSOLINI,
OTHERS COMING OP
LONDON. .March 3. (/P)—Mussolini
and all the rest of the up-to-minute
dictators are being modelled in wax
for Madame Tussaud’s reconstructed
museum, the museum which Dickens
immortalized as Mrs. Jarley’s Wax
Works in “Old Curiosity Shop.”
Bernard Shaw, Thomas Hardy, Sir
James Barrie, Sir Alfred Conan
Doyle, Sir Oliver Lodge and scores
of other literary lights also will be
in the new wax .hall of fame.
John T. Tussaud, great grandson
of the original Madame Tussaud, is
directing the reconstruction of the
famous amusement centre which was
partly destroyed by the fire several
months ago. The Old Chamber of
Horrors is to be reproduced. Mr.
Tussaud believes crime and criminals
is just as attractive as it ever was
to the British public.
'■In an exhibition of this kind a
first-class rogue is always a bigger
draw than a crowned head, prelate
or statesman,” said Mr. Tussaud.
“It is a strange sidelight on human
nature, but the abnormal always at
tracts. But it is only when the ab
normal comes to be regarded as the
normal that it becomes a bad thing
for society as a whole.”
The museum is in its old location
on Marylehone Road, and in its re
constructed form it will contain a
cinema seating 2,000 and a restaurant
for 600.
Eastman Kodaks and films. Schal
lerer’s Alaska Shop.
| Malcolm Wilson, Mutual Paper
company salesman, left for the In
terior this morning.
Charles Lechner, proprietor of the
Seward Machine Shops, returned last
night from Anchorage where he has
been spending the past week with his
sick brother-in-law, George Schmitt.
“Lucky” Baldwin, local grocer, who
has been ill for the last few weeks, re
turned home last evening feeling a lit
tle weak, but otherwise all right. He
is back on the job again today.
ME CHIEF C1USES
OF MUUTiL TROUBLE
'BUFFALO, March 3. (JP)—Mother,
in-law, incompatibility, and drink are
the prime causes of marital difficul
ties, believes George L. Hager, Judge
of 30 yeaar old domestic relations1 di
vision of the Buffalo City Court.
“Early marriages are best in most
cases,” says Judge Hager, “although
some who marry too early fail to un
derstand the responsibilities of mar
ried life.
“Many young couples also forget
to show affection after the novelty of
marriage has worn off, and the hus
band ceases to be a lover also. There
may be a quarrel, the wife goes home
to mother, sometimes the husband is
arrested, with consequent irreparable
injury to his pride. And almost al
ways the ihother-in-law adds fuel to
the flames by siding strenuously with
her own child.”
Nine cans Carnation milk
for $1.00. Seward Trading
company.
cm M. 101S ILL
Cal M. Brosius, “C. M. B.” owner
of the local building material firm
and lumber yard, who has been in
hte States for some weeks past, is
scheduled to depart from Seattle on
March 12 en route to Juneau where
he will attend the 1927 convention,
Pioneers of Alaska. Mr. Brosius will
represent Seward Igloo No. 9 as well
as carrying the proxies from two
other Igloos. The convention will
convene March 17.
BRIDGE CLUB MEETING
The Seward Bridge Club will meet
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 1.30
at the residence of Mrs. Martin Ban
bury.
George Schmitt, proprietor of the
Seward Bakery, is much improved, re
ports received from the Anchorage
hospital indicate.
Picture Framing. Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
P. H. Doyle, Alaska representative
for the Western Dry Goods company,
dnd one of the best known of the many
salesmen who “make” the Territory,
arrived in Seward last night from
Fairbanks. Business Inside is great
and the coming year looks extremely
favorable, is the report Mr. Doyle
brings back. He is at the Van Gilder.
Orlander
Jeweler
Dealer in Watches
and Clocks, Nugget
Jewelry, Old Ivory,
Curios, and a full line
of goods usually car
ried in a first class
Jewelry store.
Watches Repaired on
Short Notice
This
modem age
puts
Camels first
THIS age tried Camels and placed
them first. And it was no half-way
verdict. Never in the history of smok
ing was a cigarette given a leadership
like Camel has today.
!
To find why Camels are the favor
ite, just try them. Yoii will find the
perfect fragrance and taste of choice
tobaccos, rarely blended. You will
experience a mellow mildness that
gives endless cigarette enjoyment!
For the choice of the modern age—
"Have a Camel7"
1927, R._J. SfjwUi Tobacco
Mopcay, WhwtoniSolcM. N. C.