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land hail. Inquire Gateway.
WANTED TO BUY
Hundreds have sent us discarded
jewelry, old gold, false teeth,
bridges, crowns, sflver, platinum,
diamonds, antiques. Mail yours
today. Money mailed promptly.
Goods returned if offer refused.
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CHAM OF CHAMPIONS
The “Wamcats,” champion bas
ketball team in Seward, have
won eight city games and three
from the Navy when the Destroy- '
ers Wasmuth and Perry were
here, making the total of 11 wins
mentioned yesterday. The Army
hasn't dropped a game this sea
son.
1768—Massachusetts sent cir
cular letter suggesting union.
1847—Thomas A. Edison, Amer
ican inventor, born.
1889—President signed bill cre
ating Department of Agriculture.
1931—Chicago racketeers re
ported to have bombed beauty
shop. Two months later received
S a permanent electric wave.
140 MOKE VESSELS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. UP)—
| The United Suites must lay down
j 140 more vessels of 335,000 tons
in the next five years to build
| the navy up to the strength al
lowed under the London Treaty,
according to a statement issued
by the Navy League.
OLDTIMER PASSES
Frank A. Sandberg, 80, oldtim
jer of the Territory, died at Fair
: banks last week, reports the
i News Miner.
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OPEN MIND
LUCKNOW, India, Feb. 10. UP)
|—Mahatma Gandhi announced he
is keeping an open mind on the
matter of Indian self-government
as offered by Premier MacDonald
and is willing to call off his civil
; disobedience campaign if he can
jbe convinced that there is no
I more in the Premier’s words than
| he, Gandhi, has made out.
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I NEW SHIPMENT OF VALEN
| TINES AND SPECIAL VALEN
TINE DESIGNED BOX CANDY
j at the ALASKA SHOP.
US WITNESSES TO
PROVE POLICE KILLERS
CHICAGO, Feb. 10. {^--Com
missioner Brunker will testify be
fore the grand jury regarding his
claims that he has women* wit
nesses to prove that police kill
ed the seven Moran gangsters,
that the slayer of Albert Lingle
can be found at any time and
that 90 per cent of the Chicago
judges are crooks.
WEN SCARCE IN
INTERIOR DISTRICTS
Marten are scarce in the Tan-j
ana and Ruby districts, report
trappers to the Fairbanks News;
Miner.
It has been difficult to obtain
the limit of 10 pelts each. Very
few have their marten limit to-'
j date. The season closes the last
: day in this month, February,
j Beaver, on the other hand,
| are abundant and no difficulty
i is experienced in reaching the
'limit of 10.
BIOS SKIFF FROM
CABIN FLOOR US
Chas. Roos, fisherman and
trapper of Wrangell, left Wran
gell last November with George
| Sylvester who brought Roos’ boat
! back with him to town, built the
! skiff from planks from their cab
i in floor.
in floor, reports the Petersburg
Press.
They had planned coming out
over the river ice but the river
I failed to freeze. He brought eight
j marten, several ermine and a
i wolverine.
POWDER EXPLODES
Having an experience which
will undoubtedly be a lesson to
all the young children as well
as adults in Petersburg, not to
play with gunpowder in places
where children can get hold of
it. Young Jimmie and Bobby
Cawthon severely scorched their
faces and eyes when a coffee can
with the black powder from 16,
10 gauge shot gun shells, ignited
while they were both directly
over it, says the Petersburg Press.
1931 SALES DATES
February 25
March 25
April 22
May 27
June 24
July 22
August 26
September 23
October 28
November 11
December 22
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ALASKAN AIRWAYS, INC.
Making weekly trips after arrival boat train.
(founded by CoL Car! Ben Eielson)
—ANCHORAGE TO FLAT AND WAY PORTS—$100—
Also fly to any Interior point at Reduced Rates
For rates and information see A. H. McDonald, Agent;
Matt A. Nieminen, Chief Pilot, Anchorage, Alaska.
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$1.40
Now under way
Everything Reduced
From 20 to 50 per cent
CHILDREN’S
REDS
$1.55
MUNSING WEAR
\ Bloomers
! $2.25, Now ... $1.80
! Vests
• $155, Now . $1.10
HOSE
| $2.25, Now . $1.80
5 $1.75, Now . $1.40
| BED SPREADS
! $4.25, Now . $3.15
; SHEETS PEQUOT
S $2.50, Now . $1.95
! $2.25, Now .— $1.75
LADIES COATS
S32.50, Sale Price . $26.00
$29.50, Sale Price ..-. $23.00
$25.00, Sale Price. $18-50
$19.00, Sale Price . $15.00
20 % OFF ON FUR COATS
BOYS SHEEP
LINED COATS
$7.95, Sale Price- $4.95
ALL HATS
INCLUDING ‘GAGES’ AT
ONE-HALF PRICE
LADIES DRESSES
$29.50, Sale Price .— . $23.00
$17.50, Sale Price .■-•••'... $14.00
$16.75, Sale Price ..-.. $8.75
CHILDREN’S SHOES
§4.50, Now ... $2.95
§3.75, Now . $2.75
CHILDREN’S HOSE
4 Pr. for . $1.00
BOYS PANTS
$4.00, Now . $3.25
$1.50, Now ..95
GIRLS OUTING
GOWNS
$1.35, Now ..95
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CLOTH
RUBBERS
95c
CHILDREN’S
SATEEN
BLOOMERS
45c