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does business. *
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both here and abroad. • ;
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RESOURCES $400,000.00 i
i Special Thanksgiving Dinner
MENU v
Cream of tomato soup
Crab salad with ripe olives
Choice of
Roast Young Turkey, Capon Chicken, Roast Goose,
Domestic Duck with sage dressing and cranberry
sauce
Mashed potatoes — Buttered green peas
Pumpkin or jiot mince pies
Plum pudding with vanilla wine sauce
Tea, Coffee or Cocoa
for
$1.5©
Fisher’s Cafe
CHAMPION ELECTRIC LAMPS
inside frosted bright as day
Coleman Lamps and Lanterns
Long Beam Flash Lamps and Batteries
EXMISTER RUGS and LINOLEUM
GLASS—PAINTS—OILS—ROPE
J. L. GRAEF
Phone Madison 87 Seward, Alaska
Leon Urbach Says
Skating is Fine at the Second Lake—just
like glass and three inches thick But
You Must
Have Skates
NO PAPER TOMORROW
In observance of Thanksgiving ■
Day, Thursday, November 25, (to- J
morrow) and as has been the cus- J
tom in the past, The Gateway will |
not publish a paper. f
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CITIZENS ASKED TO SUBMIT
THEIR IDEAS IN IMPROVE
MENT OF GAME LAWS
The Alaska Game Commission will
meet in Juneau on or about January
12, 1927, for the purpose of consider
ing the formulation of proposed regu
lations under the Alaskan game law
for the ensuing year, according to a
letter read at yesterday’s Chamber
of Commerce luncheon, held at
Fisher’s Cafe.
“We shall be pleased,” the commu
nication read, “to receive any sug
gestions, comments or constructive
criticisms which you may care to
submit. Such may be presented
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| through a personal representative to
appear before us or in communica
j tions addressed either to the under
i signed, Ernest P. Walker, or to the
; Alaska Game Commision, Box 1098,
! Juneau, Alaska.”
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A footnote at the bottom of the
letter calls attention to the fact that
jit has been recommended that a resi
dent hunting license be required in
j order to facilitate detection and elim
jination of persons not eligible for resi
dent privileges. “What is your opin
ion?” is asked.
The letter is receiving careful con
sideration by the / Chamber, but was
laid on the table until next week in
order to give members and the public
in general an opportunity to offer sug
gestions. Anyone wishing to present
their views on this subject are asked
to either direct a letter to Secretary
J. P. Hannon, of the local organiza
tion or attend next Tuesday's meet
ing and present their suggestion, in
person.
ADMIRAL WATSON NORTHBOUND
SEATTLE, Nov. 24. (£>)—'The S. S.
Admiral Watson sailed at 10 o’clock
this morning and carried 21 first class
and one steerage reservations for Sew
ard.
COOLIDGE URGES CONSTRUCTION
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23. (/P)— President
Coolidge wrote the Mississippi Valley
Association he wants development of
Mississippi waterways for transpor
tation progress as rapidly as financial
resources will permit.
“PEACHES” GETS $300 WEEK
WTHITE PLAINS, New York, Nov.
23. (JP)—Mrs. Frances Keenan Brown
ing was awarded( §300 a week alimony
and counsel fees of §8,500 pending a
settlement of a suit for separation
from Edward.
FRANC ASCENDING
....PARIS, Nov. 23. (£>)—'The franc
opened at 27.43 to the dollar. Closed
Saturday at 28.
THREE SHOCKS, CALIFORNIA
BRAWLEY, jCalif., Nov. 24. (JP)—
Three earthquake shocks occurred at
12:45 o’clock this morning.
Eastman Kodak Agency—Schaller
er’s Alaska Shop.
Call and inspect our new line of
personal Christmas cards. Schaller
er’s Alaska She
■ Alaska split-stock fish.*25c
Trading Co,
TONNAGE ON 8. 8. CORDOVA
The S. S. Cordova will probably ar
rive in port from the south on Satur
day according to the local office of the
A. S. S. Co. The steamer is bringing
a total of 763 tons for discharge at
this port, after which the vessel will
go westward. Of the cargo, 357 tons
is local, but includes 332 tons of ce
ment for The Alaska Railroad, and
406 tons for rail points.
The freighter Tanana of the A. S. S.
Brunswick Phonographs and records
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
Co. Is due to arrive in port tomorrow
from Seattle. The Tanana will dis
charge 930 tons#of pipe for the Fair
banks Exploration company. The ves
sel will go south following unloading.
SWIFT & CO. WIN FIGHT
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24. (£>)—'The
Federal Trade commission lost its
main contention in its fight to curtail
Swift and Company’s purchase of ad
ditional packing plants in Alabama
and Georgia.
Seattle Tee Cream at Schallerer’s
Alaska Shop.
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“QUALITY FIRST”
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
Seward, Alaska
THANKSGIVING —SUGGESTIONS
A Bounteous Thanksgiving
Dinner Calls for Proper
Holiday Attire
YOUR APPEARANCE WILL BE GREATLY
ENHANCED BY A NEW F. A. PATRICK “VIR
GIN WOOL” OVERCOAT, STOCKED IN POPU
LAR SHADES AND PATTERNS.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF MEN’S SUITS HAS
JUST ARRIVED AND YOUR SELECTION IS
MADE EASY AS WELL AS PROFITABLE.
WE ARE NOW SHOWING A LARGE AND
VARIED SELECTION OF MEN’S FINE DRESS
SHOES, HATS, CAPS, SILK AND BROADCLOTH
SHIRTS, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY.
For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
We Can Recommend
Fresh Eastern Oysters in the shell
Fresh Eastern Oysters and Olympic Oysters in quart and pint cans
Kippered Salmon — Barbecued Sable — Finnan Haddie
Cranberries — Pumpkin — Lettuce — Celery — Cucumbers
Sweet Potatoes — Green Peppers
H. H. Superfine Sifted Peas—
Libby’s Large White Asparagus
—Libby’s Green Asparagus Tips
B. & H, Brand Home-made Mayonnaise—
Pimento — Camentbert — Roquefort
—American and Swiss Cheese
Heinz’ Plum and Fig Pudding—
—None-Sucn Mince Meat—
v Vegetable and Fruit Salad
HILLS BROS — GOLDEN WEST and GOLD SHIELD COFFEE
Special Thanksgiving Dinnerware
THE ROSSMERE PATTERN
Imported English Dinnerware
42-piece Set, $20.00 60-piece Set, $33.50
also in open pattern
SAFE EDGE GLASSES, A SET OF 6, $1.50
Fancy Boudoir, Table and Reading Lamps
Now on Display
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