SEAL CATCH DECLINES
OSLO, Feb., 26, (,/p)_ Officia
statistics show a marked declini
in Norway's seal catch of 1927 be
cause of considerable decrease ir
the number of ships engaged du<
to shipwrecks.
Brunswick Phonographs and Re
cords SCHALLERER’S ALASK.l
SHOP.
HAUL ZTESS BINOCULARS AN|i
FIEI.D GLASSES. Schalicrer’s Al
aska Shop.
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7-ounce tin
50 cents
REX AIL LAXATIVE SALT is
a pure, harmless effervescing
la-yitive. A teaspoonful in a
half a glass of water should
oon halp to drive away that
■■fivy. loe-v feeling and those
nasty, bilious headaches,
i’eyalj Laxafye Salt is sold
cdelusively at
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j MIAMI BEACH, Feb., 28, (A5)—
Betting ranges from odds of six to
, five on Sharkey to even money.
If there is any change in the sent
! iment of the wagers it will proba- ;
: biy favor Sharkey.
Referee T.ou Magnolia will han
dle the bout which is scheduled i
for tomorrow night at 7 o’clock, j
Pacific Coast time.
ADDRESSING PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Feb., 18, (£>)—
\ Tiie President of the United States •
' is usually spoken to as ‘’Mr. Presi- |
i dent” in writing to him, “My dear
! Mr. President” is good usage and so
is “Dear Mr. President.”
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WASHINGTON. Feb., 28, pP)_
i Soldiers in the inaugural parade
!March 4 will be clad from head to
I toe in what the well dressed sold
jier should wear.
Part of their equipment will be
new, smart looking roll collar over
j coats. The War Department has
i authorized the manufacture of
; 118,000 of these coats for issue by
I next '- inter. The first troons to b<.
I equipped will be those in the inaug
;ural parade.
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Eastman Kodaks and supplies for
the professional or amateur photo
! ;raphev. SOIIAI,LEXER'S ALASKA
SHOP.
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, Suits to older at Peyscrs Tailci i
Shop. Plume Adams 91.
! MAGAZINE, AND NEWSPAPER
SILSWiraONS TAKEN. Sciiai
icrsr's Alaska Shop.
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When You See the
Red Ball Here
When you see the Red
Ball Trade Mark on a Rub
ber Boot, you can make
sure of good fit, real foot
comfort, and More Days
Wear.
All “Ball-Band” Boots
are vulcanized by Vacuum
Process, giving extra tough
ness and strength. Specially
reinforced in the vamp and
at the ankle, to prevent
cracking.
Supply your needs from
ournewstockof“ Ball-Band’
Rubber Footwear,
For i
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MEN & '
BOYS’
!RUBBERS
PACS
SHUGLOVS
ZIPPERS
WE HAVE YOUR SIZE
For
WOMEN &
GIRLS’
Urbach & Valade
DEPARTMENT STORE
Is the MEW WRINGERLESS
RAVAGE £ t£ W*orld ?
From hamper to tu
line,over 200 piecesan
No more hand
tinting or feeding
The NEW
YOU simply can’t believe it until you prove it in
your own home—10 lbs. of dry clothes—equiv
alent to 7 sheets—washed, blued, spin-rinsed, and
spin-dried in ten minutes—(30 lbs. an hour — all
without fishing a single piece out of th'e water,
feeding a wringer, or hand rinsing! This is the
Wringer less Savage labor-less aeroplane schedule.
Put it to work for you!
WASHING AND BLUING
10 LBS. IN SEVEN MINUTES
Without any piece»
, hy-piece handling
of the clothes
For a limited time we offer un
usually low terms with free
HOME TRIAL
SPIN-RINSING, SPIN-DRYING
10 LBS. IN TMHEE MINUTES
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W ithou tany piece
by-piece handling
of the clothes
TOTAL OPERATION—10 LBS.
HAMPER to LINE 10 MINUTES
—And Then Your Savage Empties
Itself Into Sink or Drain in a Jiffy
SAVAGE
WRINGERLESS.
8:00 to
8:07
Entire Load
Washed
and Blued
■:©7 to 1
Entire Lo&4
•piu-Rtnt'd
S:«^ te
#u«
Entire Load
Sptn-Drted,
Ready fet
tit*. Ma*
LEAD IMPORTS
IRE FACTORS III
METAL OUTLOOK
i The output of primary domestic
desilverized lead in' 1923 was aboui
345,000 tons, and desilverized soft
Jead about 53,000 tons, making a
total output from domestic ores oi
about 624,000 tons of refined lead,
according to statistics compiled bv
the United States Bureau of Mines.
Corresponding figures in 1927 were
378,039 tons of desilverized lead
233,944 tons of soft lead, and 55 437
tons of desilvered soft lead making
i total of 668,320 tons. The output
of lead smelted and refined from
foreign ore and bullion was about
’56,000 tons as compared with 123,
210 tons in 1927. The total pri
mary lead smelted or refined in the
United States in 1928 wa; thus
about 730,000 tons as compared
with a total of 796,530 tons in 1927
—a decrease of about two percent.
The output of antinominal lead in
1920 was about 25,000 tons, as com
pared with 24,347 tons in 1927.
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| GOLD OUTPUT OF THE U. S.
The total gold yield of the mines
■of the United States from the first
official records of 1792 to the close
I of the year 1922 was 202,789,848 fne
'ounces valued at $4,192,038,200.
PURE UNADULTERATED ICF
’REAM 50 c. PINT S1.00 A QUART
Schallerer’s Alaska Shop.
WE SERVE THE BEST ICE
CREAM MANUFACTURED I.v
SEATTLE 50 c PINT—SI.00 QUART,
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