Martin Gooley, 67, was found
dead iivhis cabin in Juneau last
week, reports the Empire. He had
died from a natural illness and had
been dead for at least two days be
fore the body was discovered.
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow
ner may have same by calling at
the Gateway office.
LOST—King bearing initials I. S.
D. A. Please return to Gateway.
Ileward.
"WORK—by the day or hour by ex
perienced colored woman. Adams
156.
Three room apartment. J. L. Graef
Hardware.
WANTED—Work by hour or day;
General housework except cook
ing- also garden work. Phone
Madison 19 for Sam, Japanese
hoy
Educators of the State of Wash
ington are not taking kindly fc
the proposed new policy of th
Board of Regents of the Universi
ty of Washington to require al
Students, high school graduate
or not, seeking entrance to th
University, to take examinations
It is said University entrance
animations would have a narrowinj
effect on high school study anc
that the proposed general exami
nations would fail to give a clear
insight into a student’s ability
and general knowledge.
S. J. MacKinnin was elected
president of the Juneau Shrine
Club last week. R. C. Coughlin was
chosen as vice-president and J. W.
Leivers was reelected secretary
treasurer.
Hand-colored Alaska pic
tures at Sylvia’s
our home bright and cheerful, 3avj5e.fr osrw-h'.lf on oil.
.1. T.t and Seadir.g Ljni versify iests prove this wonderful
u'lr’.n nearly five i:u*as --.'a-ient as best round wick
oprn-uamu latnns. Sf-tS * 5i»-J ©« or?© gallon common
kerosene (:or.l oil). No odo*, smoke or r.oi'-e, no pumping up,
en-y to operate, won't ctp'odc. V/OM GOLD MEDAL. GOAR*
ANTE ED. Prove, fo: yourself, without risk, by
Tor
Wigms irres ins!
that AJadd?n has r.oeiuui asa white light. 11 not satisfied, return
at our expense. $1,000 given anyone showing us an oil lamp
equal in every way to this Nsw Insiur.t-Lig’ht Aladdin.
tF’FT'ZT We want one user in each
s> k & wfciA.4- locality to whom custom
ers can be referred. In that way you may get your own with
out cost, lie the fortunate one to write first for IO DAY FREE
TRSAL OFFER and learn how lo get one FREE.
r’="NTlE LAMP CO., 3S2 Aladdin Bldg., Portland, Ore.
LARGEST KEROSENE (coal oil, MANTLE LAMP HOUSE IN THE WORLD
Make big money spare or full time. Our easy selling plan makes experi
ence unnecessary. We st*rt you without money. S imple Boot for 10 day*
trial and GIVEN FREE wheu you become a distributor.
TTENTION!
A fur sale will be held at Iliamna Bay by Hans j
Severson about April 10. *
Watch this space for change in sale date
Of particular importance is the fact that buy
ers may leave Seward on the Motorship Dis
coverer, Capt. Heinie Berger, for Iliamna Bay,
for this sale, and return to Seward on the
same boat at the conclusion of the sale.
Our furs will be ready for buyers inspection at
Iliamna Bay -not the village or at our trading
post. There is a large building at the bay and
in it the furs will be displayed and sold.
Owing to the mail service in and out of Iliamna during i
the winter months anyone interested is requested to ad- j
dress all communications to this paper, Tb/s Seward *
Gateway, Seward, Alaska
Hans Severson
DEALER IN FURS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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WAgTIINGTON. Jan., lr>, —De
i caying teeth aie the most comnu -i
defects of school children, theie
being about 90 percent affected.
5 From 60 to 75 percent of students
given vocational training in agri
culture are now in agricultural
work
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About 18000 tractors have been
mpo ted by Argentina since 1021
most of which came from the Link
ed States.
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1 The importation of duty free
shoes into the United States in 1928
far e-’.ecdea that of 1927. Women’s
Womtn’s shoes from Czechaslova
kia predominated.
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| The !9?8 wheat production ol 42
countries was estimated to be 46
percent greater than in 1D27.
Church membership in California
neariy doubled in the 10 year period
from 1016 to 1926
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Large scale experiments to deter- j
mine whether corn 'tacks can be j
utilized commercially in the manu- i
facture of paper and wall board win
be undertaken by several firms.
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The purchasing power of Ameri
can farmers has advanced from the
lew point of 192' to about 90 per
cent of the pre-war level.
The total crop production of the
United State in 1823 was three uer- !
cent larger than in 1927.
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Transfer cf steamboat inspection
service from the Department oi
Commerce to the Department of the
Navy to guard against a repetition
of the Veslris disaster is proposed
bv Ronre tentative Bloom of New
York
Ira Mosgrige, charged with pass
ing ficticious checks, was arrested
in Juneau last week.
MAGAZINE AND NEWSPAPER
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN. Sciial
lercr’s Alaska Shop.
“Freshman Hop”
The “Freshman Hop” was so peppy
that all the boys took extra slipper3
to use when their first pair wore
down. Pettis and His Pets tell you
the story with words and musle.
And, man, the music is right I Every
measure uncovers a new trick in
instrumental effects. Hear it at cut
store. If it doesn’t make you start
tapping your toes to keep time, j
don’t buy. But watch your step—
because we’re betting, on. a sure
thing. Come in and give it a try.
Freshman Hop—Vox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
A Bag of Blue3—Vox Trot
Jack Pettis and His Pets
No. 21793, 10-lncli
Don’t Hold Everything—Vox Trot
(from the musical comedy. Hold Every
thing!) With Vocal Chorus
To Know You is To Love You
Vox Trot (from the musical comedy.
Hold Everythingl) With Vocal Refrain
The Hum Hatters
No. 21791,10-lnch
How About Me?—Fox Trot
With Vocal Refrain
Warinq’s Pennsylvanians
Sweet Dreams—Fox Trot !
With Vocal Refrain i
N AT SHILKRET AND THE VICT01 ORCHESTRA
No. 21792,10-loch j
Sonny Boy (from Warner Bros,
picture. The Singing Fool)
Jeannlne, I Dream of Lilae Tims
(from First National picture, Lilae TimsY
John McCo*mac*
No. 1360,10-lach
My Blackbirds are Bluebird* Now
The Song 1 Love National QiTajuma
No. 21794,10-las*
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Seward Drug Co.
ELWYN SWETMANN
Victor
New Ortho phonic
^Acordl m
BfRGE NEL3 DIES \
Eiijp (Black) Nels, for many i
years, n resident of Gravina Bay, •
j'lied at Cordova, last week followin', j
an illness of several months. Nels
was admitt ed to the hospital o.bout ■
IS days ago but his condition was ■
grave at the time and his healtn
was so run down that he failed to
respond to treatment. He was 64
vrars o d and so far as is known is
•urvhtd by no immediate relatives.
HEAD JUNEAU CHAMBER
H. L. Faulkner, L. Kean, H. G.
Walmsley, G. F. Weisel, Allen
Shattuck, Simpson MacKinnon,
and R. L. Bernard, are the new of
ficers of the Juneau Chamber of
Commerce.
She offers Fountain Pens and j
Pencils. Guaranteed a lifetime.!
SCHAHERFR’S ALASKA SHOP. J.
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OGLE’S GARAGE
Oils and Gasoline, Genera! |
Repairs
Storage
Pete Ogle, Prop. Phone Madison 66
Cigars, Candy
Soft Drinks
Stationery l
Magazines •
"CURL Y" j
Proprietor
IMMORAL LITERATURE
DUBLIN, Jan. 14, (IP)—Discuss
ion of the government’s bill for
the suppression of immoral liter
ature has been postponed three
months by the adjournment of
the Dali. Sixty amendments have
been proposed. Some object to the
famous measure because it is too
lenient and others because it is
too strict.
Don’t wear old run down heels
when they can be replaced at sb
little cost with New Good Year
Keels, making the shoes more
comfortable to wear and better in
appearance.
SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
If your business is worth adver
ting let The Gateway advertise ft.
f it is not worth advertising, ad
rertise it for sale.
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Hot and Cold Water in
in All Rooms
Rooms With or Without
Baths
Oscar Dahl—Paul Syedeen
OVERLANJ>
HOTEL
On the Main 8treet
■A.
SEWARD ALASKA
Mrs. Grace Purdue
MEL a. HORNER
Builders’ Supplies
p vr tj
IwaUs^* M. B.
We carry a complete stock of
Skeaffer’s pens, pencils, desk
fountain-pen sets and Skrip. *
SCHAT LEBER’S ALASKA SHOP
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