You read it in The Gateway first.
Boys all wool school suits, long
pants. Urbach's.
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URBACH'S have coming on the next
boats 200 late books for their circu
lating library.
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January 25, February 21, March 21, April 25,
May 23, June 27, July 25, August 22, September 19,
October 24, November 21, December 12.
SPECIAL SALES HELD ON REQUEST OF SHIP
PERS. ADVANCES MADE ON SHIPMENTS WHEN
REQUESTED
COUCH SOTO IS GIVEN
ILL CREDIT Of TEAM
Just a few words about this man E.
J. Bath, coach of the Seward high
school team.
From a student list numbering but
11 he has got 'em all playing basket
ball with the exception of two and
from the nine left has developed one
of the smoothest working little mach
ine it has been the pleasure for many
to have ever witnessed.
No fooling, he has performed a re
markable feat considering the mater
ial at hand.
For hour upon hour he has drilled
the primary rudiments of the game in
to their systems and in the games
with these lean, lanky sons of An
chorage they have shown the results
of his earnest work.
As one of the members of the team
remarks. “Mr. Bath sure knows his
onions”. And to him is given all
credit for hte best high school team
Seward ever had.
( The regular weekly business meet
iing and luncheon of the Seward Cham
ber of Commerce will take place in
the Seward Grill Tuesday at noon.
FRESH SUPPLY OF 8TOCK FISH.
SEWARD TRADING COMPANY.
that Keep
on Giving
MANY Christmas gifts will be worn out or gone
and forgotten in a day, a week or a month.
Here we sell gifts that will still be beautiful and
useful for many years to come. They will be per
manent reminders of your affection.
A Hotpoint Calrod Waffle Iron bakes delicious
golden-brown waffles right at the table. Who
doesn’t smack her lips when waffles are in
prospect? De luxe model $15.00* Others
$10.50 and $11.50.
De Luxe Travel Iron Set The dainty 3-pound
Hotpoint in a gray leatherette travel case.
Ideal for the girl away at school, too. $6.95,
Another set, $4.95. Iron only, $3.95.
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This Hotpoint Toast-Over Toaster makes 3
gift to be proud of. There is no greater beauty
pr higher quality. It is useful every day,
De luxe model, $8.00. Others, $6.00.
Hotpomt Calrod Peroolators make the finest
coffee by their exclusive HOT DRIP method.
Here, too, is a gift that will bring pleasure
and remembrance every day. $9.00 up. Com*
plete sets from $1425.
Every sweetheart, wife and mother needs an
electric curler. This Hotpoint gift set is the
finest, most beautiful made. Patented parallel
shield waves the hair evenly the full length
of rod'—$7.50. Others from $2.50.
A Hotpoint Triplex Grill broils, bous, toasts,
poaches, fries—3 operations at once—right
at the table. Ideal for the bachelor girl, too.
Complete with utensils, $13.50. Table stov&
$4.00. Duplex grill, $9.85,
For any amount you wish to spend we have gifts you’ll
fce proud to give. Do your Christmas shopping here.
Headquarters for
Gifts
OSBO’S ELECTRICAL SHOP
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OPERATING DEFICIT
OF POSTAL SERVICE
CUT DURING YEAR
STILL SOME DISSATISFACTION
OVER CHANGES MADE IN
1925, SAYS REPORT
WASHINGTON, Dc. 17. (iT*)—Con
tinued efficiency of the postal ser
vice, that part of the government* in
most intimate touch with all the peo
ple was indicated in Postmaster Gen
eral New’s annual report to President
Coolidge, which recited that the op
erating deficit was cut by approxi
mately $9,000,000 for the year.
When regular overseas air trans
portation shall have been demon
strated as practicable, and safe, Mr.
New told the President, the Post Of
fice Department would endeavor to
be among the first to use such fac
ilities in advancng air mails to for
eign countries. He asked authority
to inaugurate such service under four
year contracts after advertising for
bids.
“There is still dissatisfaction on
the part of some classes of mail
users over changes made in 1925,”
he said. “The readjustment of post
age rates to the classes of mail and
the services rendered them is al
ways a difficult matter, especially
wrhen such readjustment applies to
business conditions established under
rates of long .standing The changes
made are still under consideration
by the Congress and the depart
ment.
BUTTLE FOREST FIRE
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 17. <£>)—
Three thousand four hundred men
are battling the worst forest fire of
the season between Glendale and
Burbank, north of here. More than
120 residents, some of them pa1 at la:
gtrhtlllllightthsinSaturdayn i’hrdr1 sm
country homes, have been laid waste
by the flames.
LEGAL BATTLE ENDED
PARIS, Dec. 17. (#>)—Following
a prolonged legal battle the daugh
ter of Max Linder, French motion
picture idol, was awarded to his
brother for bringing up. The mother
of Linder's wife also asked guard
ianship.
COMEDY DRAMA BILLED
FOR SUH, LIBERTY
A fast action, full-fun story “Hold
That Lion” is billed for tomorrow
night only at the Liberty. It is real
ly a double story, one of people and
one of lions. The man chases the
girl and the lion chases the man,
starts in New York and winds up in
Africa.
In this picture we have again that
old fun-maker Walter Hires as the
support to the star Douglas MacLean.
There couldn’t be better intertain
ment.
Skate on snow! Buddy snow skates
at URBACH’S.
FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM
LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
THERE IS A BIG SAVING IN THE
COST OF SHOES BY HAVING THEM
REPAIRED. STRAIGHT HEELS ARE
JECESSARY FOR LOOKS AND COM
FORT. SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
PROFESSOR FILES SOU
ACCOUNT ALLEGATIONS
(CHICAGO, Dec. 17. (/P)— Professor
David Muzzy, Columbia University
Professor of History, filed suit for
$100,000 damages against John J.
Gorman, former Illinois Congressman.
The suit was based on disparaging
allegations made by Gorman against
books at Mayor Thompson’s inquiry
into Chicago’s educational affairs.
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Baggage Stored
Connection made with, all steamers,
trains and hotels.
“We never sleep” Phone Main 122
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