Did you ever stop to
think?
That the only business concerns that have be
come big successes are those who have used
the aid of continuous advertising.
Continuous advertising has developed, is
developing and will continue to develop more
business than any and all other sales meth
ods ever used or thought of.
Advertising has always brought business
to live business concerns. Any other form of
advertising but newspaper and magazines, is
pitiful, and almost nil in comparison.
Continuous advertising brings contin
uous business.
Why advertise? The town is small and
everybody konws us, is a phrase seldom used
now. Merchants have learned the folly of
chat remark; they realize no matter how big
they may seem in their own eyes, their size
and what they have, must be continually told
tiie buying public, who made him the size he
may have attained
PATRONIZE GATEWAY ADVERTISERS!
THIS Dll IN DISTORT
1813—David Livingston, mis
sionary and explorer in Africa,
born.
1912—United States House of
Representatives passed River and
Harbor bill, carrying $26,000,000.
1912—Max Mendelstamm, Rus
sian expert in international law,
■ died.
1931—Steam shovel and crew
arrives from Anchorage to com
plete Seward breakwater. Engin
eer shoots additional gob into
machine’s seething, panting in
wards and shovel leaped like
quirted cayuse
CRAFT COMMISSIONED
MARE ISLAND, California, Mar.
18, W-The 10,000 ton battleship
Chicago, last of the eight craft of
her class ‘authorized by Congress,
1924, was officially commissioned
here today.
ROBINSON FOR PRESIDENT
LITTLE ROCK, Mar , 18, (&)
—Sen. Joe Robinson was groom
ed for the Democratic nomination
for the presidency in 1932 in a
resolution unanimously adopted by
the Arkansas senate.
“Betty Co-ed’* Is new on sale
at the Alaska Shop. A splendid
'record!
One gallon of gasoline .20c
One gallon of Zerolene ....——. —- 80c
One pound of grease .-.—.— 25c
One gallon of gear oil .-.—.- 80c
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I PLUNGES TO DEIT1
! FROM FERRY SUP
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar., 18, (/P)
Captain Harvey Silverstone, in
surance underwriter, and retired
from the United States Army,
plunged to his death when he
drove a heavy car off the ferry
slip into the Willamette River.
Spectators said the car speed
ed up as it approached the slip.
Police believe Silverstone was
unaware the steep grade ended
at the river.
Mrs- Silverstone is critcally ill
in a hospital.
Mrs. Jennie Paulson is confin
ed home with influenza.
BAGGAGE MIXED
, WASHINGTON, Mar., 19, (JP)~
‘Representative Edward Denison,
of Illinois, on trial for the pos
session of liquor, testified his bag
gage “got all mixed up” when he
returned to the United States
from Panama two years ago and
that the trunk containing the li
quor in it was not his.
UN EXTENDED LEAVE
NEW YORK, -Mar., 19, (&)—
i Joseph Sheedy, executive vice-pre •
i sident of the United States Lines
j was granted indefinite leave of ab •
i ser.ce at the annual meeting of
| the United States Lines.
He and all other members of the
board except Paul Chapman, pre
sident, and M. B. Rogers were re
placed.
The new members of the board
are Edward N. Hurley, Ira Camp
bell, Franklin Mooney. Howard
Cole, and Robert Hague.
INCREASE PRICE
TORONTO, Mar., 19, (/P)—In
crease in the price of retail
liquor sold at government stores .
was announced officially. The in
creased price will add $2,5000,000
to the government's revenue which
last year amounted to $7,500,000
Watch for the vtew Easter dis
play window at the Alaska Shop.
Classified Advertising
RATES—Fifteen cents per line
first insertion, V/z cents per
line for subsequent insertion.
Count six average words to a
line. Minimum charge 50 cents.
LOST—Red Tam and iavendar
wool glove. Please return to
The Gateway office.
FOR SALE—Dog team, sled and
harness. Phone or write Robert R.
Estes. Moose Pass, Alaska.
FOR SALE—Wheeler & Wilcox
sewing machine, $20. Inquire
Gateway.
FOR RENT—Furnished house. In
quire Urbach. Sale or rent.
WANTED—Office or combined
with outside work, by exper
ienced accountant.
WANTED—Wife and husband de
sire work in camp, if possible;
cook and helper. Inquire Gate
way.
WANTED—Any kind of work by
newly arrived couple; individ
ually or both. Ask Gateway.
MALE HELP WANTED
Complete line men's shirt's un
der $1.00 each! Beautiful pat
terns, broadcloths, mad rases,
etc. $3 hourly easy without
exp- Outfit FREE. EDISCO,
1219 W .Van Buren, Chicago.
FOR SALE or long lease, Dream
land hall. Inquire Gateway.
WANTED TO BUY
Hundreds have sent us discarded
jewelry, old gold, false teeth,
bridges, crowns, silver, platinum,
diamonds, antiques. Mail yours
today. Money mailed promptly.
Goods returned if offer refused.
Uhler. Sta. B. Brooklyn, N. Y.