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111 lbs. for $1.00 $8.50 Sack J
GET OUR CASH PRICES ON H
MILK AND POTATOES $
THE H. R. THOMPSON ST0RE|
Revilla Hotel
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“Only Three Stories But Its All Comfort”
Rates $1.00 and Up
Every Room an Outside Room
Plenty of Fresh Air and
Sunshine
KETCHIKAN—The Southern Gate of the Awakening North.
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CANS FOR SUNNY POINT
The Northland delivered
5,000 cases of empty cans til
the Sunny Point cannery yes
terday, and loaded on the some
number of canned salmon. She
then returned to Ketchikan and
left for northern points this
morning with oil for Wrangell,
Petersburg and the West Coast.
She will he in about Sunday on
her way south with a load of
canned salmon on board from
the canneries on the West
Coast.
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JEFF SOUTH TOMORROW
Word was received from Ju
neau today that the Jefferson
had sailed from that port at
six-thirty this morning. Stic
was slated to call in at Shakan
'and Kasaan for canned salmon
so it is probable that she will
not arrive at Ketchikan before
late tomorrow morning.
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A two part Lubin at the
Dream tonight. adv.
Mens dress shirts, flannel
shirts, in fact all kinds of shirts
at Field’. adv.
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SOME SELLING SYSTEM
A recent arrival from the do
main of King Tom Barry the
Furst, of Klawock, reports that
Tom Was some system when a
prospective customer enters the
store. After giving the cus
tomer the “'once over,” Tom
gives the wink to his book
keeper, and the latter locks the
back door while Tom is doing
the same to the front, and than
there is nothing more to it as
long as the customer has the
price, but it’s contrary to the
rules of the game to let him
escape until he is “cleaned.”
X. W. Sweetser, head of the
Granby Cons. M. S. & P. Co.,
work in this region, has been
ir town today.
OPERATED ON
FOR APPENDICITIS
Win. Dinsmore, a resident of
Ketchikan, was operated «n at
the local hospital yesterday l’or
appendicitis, and today appar
ently is on the high road lo a
speedy recovery. Dr. S. Miller
and Myers performed the oper
aWon.,
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JOHN IS GETTING OLD
At last it’s beginning 'to come
lo people that poor old John
Koel isn’t as young as he used
to be. There was a lire alarm
this morning, and for the first
lime in the history of the Kct
chikan Fire Department John
wasn’t there to haul the hook
and ladder. John says fie never
heard the alarm, which is proof
positive that John’s hearing is
failing him. But ae that it
was a false alarm and he and
his wagon were not needed.
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“Slip On” one of those rain
coals of Field’s they will keep
you dry and iwarm. adv.
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Remember Mrs. Washburn
remodels winter hats. adv.
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HUMBOLDT THIS EVENING
The local wireless station
picked up the steamer Hum
boldt this afternoon, and she
reported she will 'arrive at the
oil dock about six o’clock this
evening.
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JACK CLOSE IS HOME AGAIN
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Among the arrivals from the
Hot Springs last! night, was
Jack Close, who 'had been away1
for several weeks in the effort
to boil out the rheumatism that:
has been bothering him. He
reports that lie is almost as
Well as ever again— and he cer
tainly looks fine—and will be
back at the old job again to
rn orrow.
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CHICKENS CHICKENS
Light hens, Heavy hens, and
broilers from 2pounds up, alive
or dressed.De livered anywhere
at any time. Phone 1G3.
GEO. II. CAUGIIREAN ad.
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Two Vitagraph comedies at
the Dream tonight. adv.
Position wanted by an able,
woman cook. Apply at the j
Miner office. adv. j
El Sidelo
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I ALLEN & LEWIS—Distributors j
JOHN W. STEDMAN, Representive j
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CARBON-NIT |
Thoroughly removes every 79
trace of carbon deposit from if
rings, pistons and cylinders. 7?
Thereby meaning increase in - si
Power and a great saving In 22
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91.00 PER QUART
J. R. Heckman & Co. |
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I There’s a Right Way
And a wrong way d oin everything especially plumb
ing. Doing it right means doing It honestly, with
honest workmanship and honest materials and fix
tures. This Is the way I do it for my own self re
spect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmblng to be done, call on me and have it
done right.
J. C. FOORD, PLUMBER
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Alaska Transfer Co. j
Walter Gray, Prop H
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING \
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ORDERS TAKEN FROM All ^
DOCKS ij
PHONE EITHER 77 OR B1 .
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Job printing at the Miner. J
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I Nu-Bone Corset!
Mrs. F. P. McCURDY I
Ketchikan Representative |
NOT SOLD IN STORES V
Phone 135 For Appointments %
Or leave orders at
Mrs. Wasburn's Millinery Store ♦
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Guarantee with every Nu-Bone Corset *
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|{j “The goods which please are already JjJ
half sold,” runs a French proverb. r «
fj Our reliable goods have long pleased this $*
community because they combine the quali
lies of durability, utility, value and beauty. J?
RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO. I
Established 1901 $|
Phone 39 SI