FROM LUST YEAR
COPPER ORE AND CANNED SAL
MON DECLINES IS RESPONS
IBLE
Alaskan products shipped to the
States last month aggregated in value
only $1,401,045. showing a decrease
from March, 1926, which was $4,7S0,
085.
The decrease was in both salmon
and copper ore. Last month salmon
■shipments totaled $120,907 as against
$47,269 in March. 1926. Ore ship
ments last month totaled $881,249. The
ore shipments during March, 1926,
were $934,620.
The list of commodities exported
andtheir value last month is as fol
lows, according to the monthly state
ment of commerce issued by Collector
of Customs J. C. McBride:
Animals.$
Curios...-. 565
FISH:
Fresh and Frozen! (except
shell-fish): i
Halibut .- 146,224
Salmon .—- 4,813 ^
All other .. 446
Canned (except shell-:
fish):
Salmon . . 120,970
Cured or preserved (ex
cept shell-fisli):
Cod . .-.. 18
Herring .-.- 100
Salmon .. - 1.020
Shell-fish:
Clams .-.- 643
Crabs -..-. 1,330
Shrimps - 21.945
Other Fish Products:
Oil .- 25
Furs and Fur-Skins:
Blue Fox . 15.9S0
The gasboat B. F. M., was shoved
off the ways last evening and was
expected to hit the water at noon to
day. The B. F. M. will make a run
down to Nuka Bay, on it’s first run,
carrying supplies an dequipment .for
the Alaska Hills and the Nuka Bay
mine companies.
Silver or Black Fox.
Red Fox .
Mink .....
Muskrat ..».•.
All Other .
Manufactured furs .
Ore, matte and regulus:
Copper ...
Lead . . ...
Wood: Timber and lumber
Total value of products of
Alaska ..... $1,333,910 1
Products of nited States
Returned ... ........ 66.889 j
Total value of foreign
products . 246
Total value of shipments
of merchandise . $1,401,045 j
Seward Fish Co. Adams 56. Lund- \
blad, Prop., Adams 19.
1,535
11,643
74,945
1.076
32.024 ;
785 ;
881,249 i
9,687 |
6,773 j
“TOO MANY KISSES"
When in Rome do as the Romans
do.
And that’s what Richard Dix does
in his new Paramount star picture,
“Too Many Kisses,” which opens at
the Liberty Theatre tonight. Not
that the story is laid in Rome or any
thing like that.
In “Too Many Kisses,” from the
Cosmopolitan Magazine story, “A
; Maker of Gestures,” by John Monk
i Saunders, Dix lias the role of a care
■ free young American who “works”
|in his father’s mining office in New
| York City.
| In his “spare time” Bob Gaylord is
ja ladies man in every sense of the
word. “Too Many Kisses” have
brought poor Robert into court time
and again to answer breach-of-prom
j ise suits and his father’s patience
| with him is just about worn out.
At any rate, Bob finds himself un
ceremoniously shipped off to the pic
turesque little towrn of Potigny in
the Pyrenees—far from the madding
| FOR SALE
Delicious, crisp, fresh leaf lettuce
! for your Easter dinner. SEWARD
DAIRY.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Anderson
and daughter Linda, who arrived in
Seward Tuesday form McCarthy, de
parted today for Fairbanks. Provid
ing they do not locate in Fairbanks
they intend to return to Seward and
make this their home.
crowd—and wild women. He thinks
this is hte case, anyway, and is more
than agreeably surprised when his
I
business abroad brings him in con
tact with the most beautiful girl he
has ever seen.
Here’s a picture that has every
thing—romance, drama, comedy,
thrills. It’s the greatest Dix picture
ever.
Th<> Alaska Railroad
TRAINS ARRIVE SEWARD
Wednesday and Saturday
At 7:30 P. M.
TRAINS DEPART SEWARD
Monday and Thursday
7:30 A. M.
Mens shoes resoled, heeled and
polished $2.75. Seward Leather
Works.
The latest in Easter nov
elties from the Pig’n Whistle
company in cutest of de
signs. Candy Cottage.
the goodness
of Camel
SMOKERS of tod«y — the most par
ticular and hardest to please —— find
their smoking wishes realized in the
mellow goodness of Camels. They
demand the choicest Turkish and
Domestic tobaccos, and find them in
Camel gloriously blended. Modern
smokers put Camel ahead of all other
cigarettes.
You should know the mildness, the
mellowness that brings enjoyment to
present-day smokers. You’ll find it in
Camel—every good point that could
be looked for in a cigarette*
It’s the modern favorite.
"Have a Camell”
© 1927, R. J. Reynold* TobttM
Company, Winston-Salem, N. C*