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Upon the urgent request of
many Gateway subscribers, Whose
numbers do not reach into the
tens of thousands, the matter
oi sponsoring a Territorial con
test to find out just who is Alas
ka s sweetheart, is being ser
iously considered by the circula
tion corps.
50c MERCHANT’S LUNCH
At the Seward Grill on ac
count of the general cut in food
prices, the Merchant’s Lunch will
be 50s. Other reductions in the
regular bill of fare are being
made
NEW NUKA BAY CHARTS
NOW' AVAILABLE AT the Alas
ka Shop.
SNOW SHOES AT J. L. Graef
CANDY
K ARE AGENTS FOR |
THIS POPULAR NATION- |
ALLY CHOCOLATES- EACH 1
GUARANTEED TO BE |
STRICTLY FRESH—
Many Sizes and Assort- |
merits to suit aU pocket- I
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EVENTS WILL RE CONTINU
OHS FOR 16 DAYS AND
NIGHTS
LOS ANGELES. Dec., 18. Spe
cial to The Gateway—The Games
of the Xth Olympiad in Los An
geles will be celebrated from Sat
j urday, July 30, to Sunday, August
114, 1932 inclusive, according to
I announcement from the Organ
izing Committee.
j These definite dates were an
inounced following the return to
I Los Angeles of representatives of
the committee, who attended the
Olympic Congress in Berlin.
The program ‘will be contin
uous for 16 days and nights and
will include the following events:
Athletics, (track and field :
events) gymnastics, boxing, foot
ball, wrestling, weightlifting, row
ing. fencing, swimming, eques
trian sports, modern pentathlon,
road cycling and yachting,
polo, field hockey, water polo,
rifle and pistol shooting, Olympic
fine arts.
I
Under the auspices of the Pa- !
cific Biological Station of the,
Biological Board of Canada, in
vestigation to trace crab migra
tion is under way.
S P E C I A L
We will give a generous box of
HAAS fresh CANDY F R F E
With all cash purchases amount- !
Hg to SI .00 or over in any de- j
partmcnfr, except the news or to
bacco departments. (One box to ;
each customer.)
Many extra counter specials and |
ttyis opportunity to g?t HAAS j
Candy Free m UntUe ,>t IJE |
Candy Free makes it well worth
your while to come Wednesday,
Pcceinber 24.
THE ALASKA SHOP
Join the C’eanmg and Pressing
Club of the Seward Steam Faun- I
dry §jf a m<r',fh entities' you to
sc?id a sc'., a dress or a hat each
week.
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Hardware, Stoves, flanges. 1‘urn iure, € v. v • \ ' •<
ft’ jif, Ship Chandlery, Hot Shots and Batteries, ILinoicuin
and rugs, Tinning and Plumbing. Paints and Oils.
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OF THE LARGEST ORCHARDS IN ORE
GON 5,000 POUNDS OF THE FINEST
PRUNES GROWN AND ARE THROWING
THEM ON THE MARKET AT A PRICE
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO PASS UP.
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$2 to $7.50
TIES
75c to $2.50
MUFFLERS
$2 to $5
GOLF HOSE
$1.75 to $3.50
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trunks, bags and
CASES
ALL PRICES
MENS HOSE
35c to $1.25
WIND BREAKERS
$5.50 to $14
DRESSING ROBES
$10 to $25
PAJAMAS
$2 to $5.50
SWEATERS
$4 to $9
SLIPPERS
$2.50 to $4
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GIFTS FOR EVERY AGE IN THIS DEPARTMENT
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SPARK GAS RANGES
and HEATERS
ELECTRIC PERCOLA
TORS and WAFFLE
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SKATES, SKIIS
and SNOW SHOES
ENGLISH DINNER
ware, New Crawford
pattern, open stock
FLOOR LAMPS AND
MAGAZINE RACKS
FLASH LIGHTS
and
POCKET KNIVES
GLASSWARE
and TEA SETS
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS,
PISTOLS and AM
MUNITION
FURNITURE
and RUGS
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THE\ HE ALL HOT RIGHT FROM THE FACTORIES
We it!viu' your inspection, you will not be urged to buy.
Mr- Hawkins suggests shopping early but shop here first.
Th ing your parcels for delivery or shipment to us, we will wran
them for you free.
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NO KATE RAISE
According to private advices re -
sieved at Fairbanks, the source of
vhic his not given, there will be
10 raise, in passenger rates will be
Ue ska Railroad during the coni
ng year, says the News-Miner.
General Manager O. F. Ohlson, who
eared for a time that it would be
lecessary to put the rates up to a
higher level has made arrange
nents since his arrival in the
Stats which will mean that the
iresent tariff will be maintained,
t is said. Nothing is said about
reight rates, but it is presumed
hat they too will remain as as
iresent.
TAKES THE COUNT
It appears as though Seward
low has the best of Old Man
Vinter who has made several
.ttempts during the past few
peeks to convert the famed "ba
tana belt” into his realm. No
ooner does he lay a carpet of
now but along comes warm
pinds and rain, and away she
oes.
50c MERCHANT’S LUNCH
)n account of the general slash
n food prices the Seward Grill,
ieward’s leading restaurant, an- j
(ounces the Merchant’s Lunch I
pill hereafter be 50c- Other cuts j
tave been made, as well.
DOLLAR TABLE
Watch the 51.00 table for Bar- !
a ins in Xmas Gifts. Alaska Shop. !
When you think of Bakery
*oodst there is just one place
on should try, the Electric Bak
ry.
AS A GIFT—WE SUGGEST
Handkerchiefs
Men’s Plain and Fancy Linen
50° T0 $1.00
INITIAL — 3 in BOX
$1.25 T0 $1.75 PER B0X
BOYS INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS
per box of three
Urbach & Yalade