M
URGE BALANCE IS
REMAINING “KITTY
WASHINGTON, Jan., 5, (JP)—J. R.
Nutt, treasurer of the Republican
Rational Committee, collected gross
--contributions in 1928 Presidential
campaign of $5,541,748, but $1,697,
237 was for Republican State Com
mittees and another million dollars
was allotted to other campaigns. A
balance of $285,637 remains in the
treasury.
Candied Cherries and Pineapple.
SCHAILERER’S ALASKA SHOP.
TOO LUTE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND: A Masonic emblem. Ow
ner may have same by calling at
the Gateway office.
PINE BOXES
CHICAGO, Jan., 5, UP)—New York
gangsters, fleeing from Police Com
missioner Warren’s drive, were
warned away from Chicago by Pol
ice Commissioner Russell, who saia
tnat it they came “We will ship
them back in nice pine boxes.”
Cleanliness ana tr<e best of meats
gur motto. Frye-3ruhn.
Greetings
In extending tg all our best wishes for a
Prosperous ^
We wish to thank our patrons for the increased
prosperity we have enjoyed during
FAST FISH YEAR
01 OF THE BEST
. PACIFIC COAST
DEAN UNIVERSITY WASHING
TON, FISHERIES COLLEGE,
OPTIMISTIC
(By John N. Cobb)
SEATTLE. Jan., 5. (A3)—The fish
ing veer just closed has been one
nf the best the Pacific coast has
enjoyed for some time. Old estab
lished companies made considerable
profit and this will be reflected In
a greater effort to increase their
1929 output. New companies will
be encouraged to enter the field.
! This will be especially noticable
in the canned salmon industry, the
pack being the second largest ever
made on the Pacific coast. Study
of known factors leads me to be
lieve the coming season’s pack will
he smaller. Probable shortage in
Western and Southeastern Alaska
recks will likely be made up in
central Alaska and Puget Sound. In
Puget Sound 1929 will be the quad
rennial big year, and the pack will
likely be overtop by 500,000 cases
that of 1928.
In the mild-eure salmon field
'here was a short pack. Prices are
high and fish in demand. Other
fishermen are complaining of the
operations of troUers, and 1929 Leg
islative sessions may see a curtail
ment of operations.
The halibut industry is faced
•vith the necessity of reducing its
Peet owing to a falling off of the
supply of fish on the northern
banks. Herring packers had an ex
cellent season and will doubtless
outfit on a large scale in 1929. Salt
cod fishermen have been in the
dumps for several seasons.
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS
AND RECORDS. Schallerer’s Alas
ka Shop.
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WINTER HAS JUST STARTED IN BUT WE ARE PUTTING ON
An O’coat
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WE ARE GOING TO SELL EVERY O’COAT IN OUR
STORE AT ONE-FOURTH OFF REGULAR PRICE
Our $25 Coats for .$18.75
Our $30 Coats for.22.50
Our $22.50 Coats for .$16.85
AND REMEMBER THAT THIS IS ALL NEW STOCK.
EVERY COAT IN OUR STORE WAS BOUGHT LESS
THAN THREE MONTHS AGO.
DONT OVERLOOK THIS
FOR IT’S REAL ONE
Seward Trading Co., Inc.
Agents for Dupont Powder and Homelite Generators
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The S. S. Northwestern left
Seattle this morning for Alaska
wth 79 passengers. The Sew'ard
listing will appear in Monday’s is
sue.
I'. S. Coast and Geodetic Survt)
Chart' and Tide Tables. SCHAT.
I.ERLRS ALASKA SHOP.
SIIEAFFERS LIFETIME FOE?
TAIN PENS AND PENCILS AN
SHEAFFEKS SKKIP. THE SU<
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a ska Shop.
Did you sav poultry? We got ’en
Geese, Turkeys, Capons, Duel
and Geese are now on display ;
Carstens Meat Market.
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