^ „ CHARGES CRUELTY
CHICAGO, Dec. 24;: (/P)—Mr*. Pau
line Lynne, of Wihnetka, filed suit '
for divorce against Archibald L.
Lynne, vice president of the Eleva
tor Company of America. Mrs. Lynne
is a daughter of Albert Pick. She •
^barged cruelty.
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PARIS IS FREEZING
PARIS, France, Dec. 24. (/P)—This ]
city is suffering from the coldest <
weather in 10 years. Business in
Paris is paralyzed and several deaths
from exposure have been reported, j
CARTHOFNER IN CHARGE
A1 Carthofner, popular t local . ton
iorial artist, will be in charge of
Fred C., Miller’s barber shop during
VIr. Miller’s absence. Mr. Miller de
larts for the States on the S. S.
\laska.
The Admiral Watson, of the P. S.
5. Co., is expected to arrive in port
rom the South early Wednesday
it the latest.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
.ONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
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GIFTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD
Selected Personally by Mr. Gordon.
BEACON BATH ROBES FOR MEN AND WOMEN
NEGLIGEES, PLAIN AND QUILTED SILK
FLAT CREPE PAJAMAS
^ RAYON THREE-PIECE PAJAMAS
RAYON GOWNS, BLOOMERS AND VESTS
PANTIE CHEMISE
KAYSER, PHOENIX AND ; MUNSINGE , HOSE
BOXED NOVELTIES OF ALL KINDS
BRIDGE f SETS SMOKING STANDS SMOKING SETS.
CIGARETTE CASE IN LEATHER AND SILVER
LUSTRE TEA SETS SILK PILLOWS BATH TOWEL SETS
STATIONERY TOILET , SETS
and many * others
VISIT OUR TOYLAND BASEMENT
Store open evenings until 9 o’clock
Xmas Suggestions
Cine* Movie.Kodak....
Kodaks _____
Albums _
Hand Colored Photos _
PicturesPacked for Mailing
Framed Pictures _
Manicure Sets _
—.$100 to 5150.
_$5 to $65.00
..90c to $9.00
_$1 to$15.00
—--Free
..$2 to $25.00
_$2 to $20.00
Ladies Purses _$3.50 to $35.00
Perfumes, Domestic or Imported $1.25 to $10
Toilet Sets _$3 to $25.00
Pyralin lyory, Nut Bowls, Brass..ware
Men's Fine Purses and Key Cases $4 to $15
Stationery _35c to $5.00 box
Cigars .^__$2.50 to $10.50 box
Popular Books and Novels -$1 to $5.00
Fine Candies_5c to $7.00 box
Indian Curios and Moccasins, reasonable
Xmas Cards _5c to $1.00 each
Fine Atomizers, Perfume Burners $1.50 to $20
Smokers-Sets and Stands _$1.50 to $20.00
Pipes in Cases -$8.50 to $25.00
Incense Burners-$1 to $5.00
Brunswick, Columbia Phonographs, $25 up
Poker Sets ....Musical Instruments
Sheaffer Pen Sets _-.—-—$9.00 to $15.00
“WATCH THE DOLLAR TABLE"
Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop
NON PARTICIPITINE
COUNTRIES WILL BE
EIVEN CHANCE ADHERE
GENEVA, Dec. 24. (£>)—Mexico, Ec
uador and Russia, non participating na
tions in the conference on important
export propositions and restrictions,
will be given the opportunity to ad
here to the treaty adopted at the
Council of the Leaque of Nations.
Council of the League of Nations.
A resoluton today declared the treaty
of the barriers to the International
trade wounld be sent to those count
ries for signatures if they so desired.
A NATIONAL MENACE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. (IP)—The
appointment of a czar to settle the
coal strike and generally straighten
affairs of industry is suggested by
Secretary Davis.. Davis in a state
ment described the coal as a menace
to national prosperity.
CAL DENIES STORIES
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. (;P)— Pre
sident Coolidge denied all stories
which purported to disclose what he
will do after he leaves the White
House, including one which said he
would run for Senator in Massa
chusetts.
ORDERED TO GET OUT
SHANGHAI, Dec. 24. (/P)—The
Nationalist party presented Soviet
consuls in their territory with orders
to evacuate within seven days. Pri
vate citizens of Russia will be per
mitted to carry on trade under the
same terms, accorded other foreign
ers.
HIGH SCHOOL PARTY
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A Christmas party was enjoyed at
* ' 1 ■ •. . V, -T - it W ; -
the high school yesterday by t|ie
pupils, especially the ice cream and
cake. Presents were exchanged by
all and the faculty members were
presented with 'practical gifts as re
membrances of the 1927 class.
Ray Scott, former manager of the
Anchorage Times, is night foreman
for the Longview Daily, according to
recent arrivals in Seward from the
States.
CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY
In observance of ChHsrmas Day
the Seward Trading company will be
closed all day Monday
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XMAS EKE DANCE
TONIGHT
ODD FELLOWS
HALL
SOMETHING SPECIAL!
EVERYBODY WEL
COME LADIES FREE
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Editor Reward Gateway:
The writer does not always agree
with The Gateway in reference to
the matter of Prohibition and the
18th Amendment; but after very
careful reading several times of your
editorial “Dogmatism vs Patriotism”
in yesterday’s issuer of your paper
he wishes to commend the same most i
heartily, except the idea contained in
the third sentence of the third para
graph of your editorial. With that
he also agrees, provided the truth,
tiie real facts, are always adhered
to, which unfortunately is not always
the case.
Tlie position you take, with the
one qualified exception mentioned,
it seems to me is the only one which
can be taken by any true American J
citizen.
If we would all follow the idea
contained in your editorial we would
much more quickly arrive at a much
satisfactory condition in reference to
this important question.
(Signed)
THOMAS PHILIP GRAHAM,
Pastor Seward Community Church.
WILL DISRUPT U. S.
BERLIN, Dec. 24. (iP)—-Debate on
the bill, which is expected to disrupt
American automobile sales in Ger. j
many if passed, was postponed until
a later date. Great pressure is being
brought to bear on committees hand
ling the measure.
CLOSED ON MONDAY
Monday will be observed as a holi
day by practically all business houses
and will be closed for the day. Oo
vernment offices, the post office,
Bank of Seward and The Gateway
will also be closed.
GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
For Mr. and Mrs. James McCon
nell, well known aryl old time citi
zens of this city, tomorrow holds
more than just the arrival of Christ
mas for December 25 also marks the
arrival of their Golden wedding an
niversary. The family is of course,
making special preparations for the
event and many members of the large
family will gather at the home.
Boys all wool school suits, long
oants. Urbach’s.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. SCHALLER
ER’S ALASKA SHOP
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TOMORROW S TIDE
First high water ' 1:25 a. m.jf
Second high water 12:39 p. m.i
First low water 6:25 a. m. g
Second low -water 7:30 p. m. j§
MONDAY'S TIDES
First high water 2:02 a. m.I
| Second high water 1:06 -p. m.i
3 First low water 7:04 a. m.
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| Second low water 8: OS p. m.
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TUESDAY'S TIDES
| First high water 2:41 a. m.
| Second high water 1:45 p. m.i
| First low water 7:47 a. m.1
I Second low water 3:47 p.
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Purpose
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for
MINE, CANNERY AND HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION
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for
Boat Lumber and Interior Finish
COMPLETE STOCKS READY FOR
SHIPMENT
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Inc.
Juneau, Alaska
Season’s Best
Greetings
FRYE BRUHN & CO.