MAKE WAS WINNER
BALTIMORE, Nov., 20, (jF)—
' Edith Cavell”, a mare sired by
* Man-o’-War”, captured the Pirn
bico Cup race worth $9,525 from
"Gold Field.” ‘Display” finished
second.
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B.;cl equipment with direction.
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DEFEAT THE CITY *
LADS, FIRST CAME
GREAT CROWD WAX LOUD AT
GAME WHICH DYNAMIC
- IN ACTION, THRILLS
The boys High school bas-kco
ball team almost lost its rep
i utation last night in tnelr tangle
■ with the City five and only sup
j erior team work and accuracy in
heaving the pig-skin sphere saved
Ladies and Gents Tailoring and
Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser’s
! Tailor Shop.
Men's dress shoes $2.50 to $4.00
Men’s rubber pacs $3.50 to $4.00
| SEWARD LEATHER WORKS.
Jofl Drinks and Candies
Cigars and Tobaccos
CARD TABLES
J. A. Eamon
Proprietor
| aaone - Madison 54
5 Next Door lo Liberty Theater
THE IMSU RAiLRO^O
• 'rain s Leave •
7: 30 a- m. Monday and Thurs
day: cl
Trains Arrive 'I
7 p. m. Wednesday and Satur
day:
. HARDWARE STOVES RANGES
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| 8HEET METAL WORK AND PLUMBING
Paints and Oils
Colman lamps and lanterns
Spruce Lumber
Mai! Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
J. L. GRAEF
i Phone Madison 87 Seward Alaska
warmth is woven into every fibre. They are
made by the world’s largest blanket mills,
giving you all the economies of big pro
duction.
In glowing or subdued colors, decorative
1 patterns or plain, Nashua Part Wool
Blankets give you complete comfort at mod
erate price. ,
EIDER-DOWN QUILTS AT VERY LOW
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Zipper Headquarters
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their bacon. As it was it required
two extra periods of play of five
minutes each to put her on 'ice. !!
Scores were: High sf-booi 2d, C;iy i
16. Grammar grade teams 15; High
school girls 14. The latter game
was the prilim.
The games were the first of the
season and were marked through
out by clean aggressivness mak
ing excellent games to watch and
the spectators, which filled the
hall to capacity, got their money’s
worth. i
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A detailed account of the game '
would be excellent reading but i
space, today, deos not permit;
suffice to say, judging from the
material which did their stuff, lo
! cal fans can look forward to an
exceptionally fine season of the
(famous indoor sport.
i Andresen was high point man
for the City team scoring seven;
right behind him came Kunz who
, chucked in six; Merritt Shellhorn
rang up two, and Neimi.who was
probably the stellar player on the
jOity team, heaved up one. Neimi
broke up scores of plays. All the
boys were good, however.
Kunz made three personal fouls,
Andresen two, and Griffin, Shell
j horn and Neimi one each. Substi
tutions were: Stevenson for Kunz,
Engle for Stevenson, and Kunz
for Engle.
The champs high scorers were
Guy Manthey and Don Shellhorn
each of whom hit the hole for
s'\ points. To Don goes the crea.it
for pulling his team out of the
hole by his perfect shooting tying
the score and then another to put
’em in the lead; and baskets are
the things which count in winning
games in any man’s country!
Raymond Manthey, in there with
the old fight all the time, ranked
second in piling up points five be
ing credited to him; then came
Rosness with two, and Otto Sand
beck with one
One technical foul was called
on Don, and one personal each on
! Guy and Hayes, but with three
1 against Captain Jack.
Substitutions were Raymond for
| Don, Leslie for Guy, Rosness for j
iOtto SandDeck, I.eo Schlotfeldt for j
|Hayes, Don for Leslie and Haves for ;
Schlotfedlt.
The preliminary game was be
tween the boys and girls grade
teams, alternating against the hiy.h
school girls. This afforded a wealth
of interest from rooters and the
finish, with the grade victorious,
surprised everyone. How the kid
dies yelled for their room-mates.
This in itself was the added urge
for them to fight the harder.
Harris refereed the preliminary
game and King and Ted Olson,
from Fairbanks, handled the main
event alternating as umpires and
referees.
Have your films develop
ed and printed at Sylvia’s.
Frye-Bruhn’a Baby Beef Is ones
ceiled.
The Gateway’s assortment of
j Christmas cards have arrived and
; are now ready for inspection and
selection.
IT IS NOW TIME TO LAY IN AN
ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF COAL
WITH WINTER FAST APPROACH
ING
‘QUALITY FIRST'
BROWN & HAWKINS CORP.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
THANKSGIVING - SUGGESTIONS
A Bounteous Thank sgiving
Dinner Calls for Proper
Holiday Attire
LET US DRESS YOU FOR THIS
SPECIAL OCCASION
WITH
A NICE NEW SUIT OR OVERCOAT
ALL SIZES AND PATTERNS
A NEW SHIPMENT OF
STETSON HATS
KNAP FELT CAPS
BROAD CLOTH SHIRTS
PHOENIX HOSIERY FOR MEN IN FANCY
SILK AND SILK AND WOOL
All Sizes And Patterns
For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
We Can Recommend
FRESH EASTERN OYSTERS IN LARGE
AND SMALL CANS
KIPPERED SALMON — BARBECUED SA
BLE — FINNAN HADDIE
CRANBERRIES — PUMPKINS — LETTUCE
CELERY — CUCUMBERS — SWEET PO
TATOES — 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 — ROQUE
FERT — AMERICAN — SWISS CHEESE
PLUM AND FIG PUDDING
and the necessary
— NO SUCH MINCE MEAT —
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT SALAD
HILL BROS., SCHILLING AND GOLDEN
SHIELD COFFEE
Special Thanksgiving
Dinnerware
IMPORTED ENGLISH DINNERWEAR
42 and 60 Piece Sets. Assorted Patterns
Also In Open Stock
FANCY BRIDGE TABLES
AND READING LAMPS
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ROASTERS
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YOUR INSPECTION