PLATFORM SOON
3> Writing to the Gateway in the
last mail, James Wickersham,
Juneau attorney who has cast
lus togo in* the Alaska delegate
ship race at the spring primary,
says:
\s for my announcement and
platform, of which you speak, I
will, of course, send you copies
of it as soon as I can get it
ready."
SAVE %V «TIH? SAF'eV'V
VOUR LOVED ONES LOtE
PERFUME—MAKE IT
YOUR CHRIS1 MAS
GIFT
Facts prove that nine out of
every ten women use per
fume. You can make no mis
take in giving it for Christ
mas.
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The latest masterpiece of one
of the world’s greatest Per
fumers. The futuristically de
signed bottle and case trich
ly dressed in red and black
••^express the mbdorn cel ;,r
trend. Sold only at Rexall
Stores.
EL" YN SWETMANN
The Store
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In the preliminary cage game
staged at the S. A. C. gym last night
the Seward high school five down
ed the Jesse Lee squad of the Wo
man’s Home Missionary Society.
Methodist Episcopal church, 41 to
15.
The smashing first quarter rally
staged by the champion Seward j
team was more than enough to over
shadow the total points gathered
by the Institution’s fine appearing
little quintette during the rest of
the game, tho the J. L. squad sever- ■
al times showed flashes of brilliant
play that won the cheers of the j
spectators. Charles Long, Jesse Lee •
forward twice crossed the superior ■
Seward guards and accurately shot!
field go p’s ;rom deep center. Benny
Benson’s speed on the floor was a
feature, but the popular young de- j
signer of the flag of Alaska hadd ill
luck in his many attempted baskets
The heavy offensive work for
Seward was carried thru by Guy
and Ray Manthey, who were ably
supported by Capt. Rosness and
Shellhorn. The guard work of
Charley Nelson and Otto and Edwin
Sandbeck held down the Jesse Lee
scoring.
The whistles were handled by
Clarence Meyers of Seward and
Francis L. Groth supt. of the Jesse
Lee high school.
In tonight’s preliminary the Jesse
Lee girls’ team will play the S A. C.,
i Women’s * team. Tiie game will
i start at 8 o’clock.
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Boys and Girls Pa.iama Suits
$2.25. Urbach & Valade.
FOR SALE—Bundles of old papers.
Twenty-five cents. Gateway.
Men’s bathrobes $4.95. Ur
bach & Valade.
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—JT&0F the PRESENTS you make this year if
YOU CHOOSE FROM THE SELECTION WE HAVE |
FOR YOUR APPROVAL THIS SEASON.
PERMIT US TO SUGGEST
MANHATTAN SHIRTS FOWNES GLOVES
Fur, Silk and Wool Lined _
OREGON CITY AAO PENDLETON LOUNGING
ROBES ^ CHENEY NECKWEAR - SWEAT
ERS - ALL KINUS 0F POCKET BOOKS AND
NOVELTY BR1LGE SETS
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN, FANCY
;,„d initial HANDKERCHIEFS - HOUSE
SUPPERS “TRUNKS “ BAGS
FITTED CASES
DON’T DELAY, DO IT TODAY!
r e wiH prepare your parcels for shipment free of charge
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QUALITY FIRST
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VAN GILDER—Mr. and Mrs.
H. F- Morton, B. C. Elmes.
OVERLAND—John White.
SEWARD—Dick Wilkins, Steve
McCutcheon, R. R- Estes, E. R.
Estes, Mrs. John Nelson, Addie
Reno, Rose Rivers, Margery Bal
Ihiser, Vivian Stoddard, Janet*
| Borges, May Teeland, Tillie John- j
son, Jean Horning, Mrs. Chas.
Balhiser, F. B. Cunningham.
BURGLARS PARTICULAR
EVENSTON, Fla., Dec., 16, </P)—
Burglars are getting finicky here.
They entered the flat of the John
W. Moorheads in the middle of the
night, while the Moorheads were
| away from the city. They wanted
the radio, they turned it on and
the neighbors heard them trying it
for volume and clarity, then, the
fussy thieves tested it for distance.
The radio must have been satisfac
tory for they finally took it.
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School Sweaters $3.95. Urbach
& Valade.
!
i Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh
Candies at Sylvia’s. *
It appears that they are having
snow in all portions of the Ter
ritory but here in Seward, ac
cording to the exchanges. Now
we suppose it will come down
in wagon'-loads.
Shoes on Skates URBACH &
VALADE.
WE HAVE THEM
Yes! We put on New Pack But
I tons as well as fastened and water
proofed, if not better, as those that
come from the factory. Price $4.51.
! SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
! CLEANLINESS and the best of
1 meats our motto. Fry-Bruhn's.
HARDWARE - STOVES - RANGES
GUNS AND AMMUNITION
Gamp Stares
feate
Turps
Canvas
furniture
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Splines
Mattresses
linoleum
Rn„_
Moor L»*nps
GiniHst
China Wars
(Uaitai
Cotton
4koImws
Paints
VarnUh Battertss
Lacquer Traps
Calsomine ^
Roof Paint Valves
Leak Tight Fittings
TINNING and PLUMBING
Sioetnc
Croehsry
Glass VM
Window Glaas
Window Shades
Building Paper
Chain
Ship Chandetry
Wire Rope
J. L. Graef
Mhsi Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention
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