CUSIFIED ADURTISEMENTS
for SALE—a o w «Wa
mnd a lot on Stcdmun Aw, ^fty.
Tre lot » 30 feet front by 150
fee: deep- For part scalars -i'F-F Jc
*Psd- IV Young. Adv. tf.
FOR SALE
The “Toes Burry House' in New
town. Any reus,"rafale offer will
be considered Er. -ire of North
ern Machine Works. tf- adv.
FOR SALE—Car e four resi
dence lots at 7 each. Apply to
Jw'.'fa Pitting*'r. City. Adv.
FOUND—in Torgass Narrows a
14 ft green skiff. Owner apply
tMs office prove property and pay
for this notice. Adv. 65.
Bring in year bit of news. The
Progressive-Miner - always g-sa
to receive and print news .teens.
LADIES AID TO HOLD SALE
Tie Ladies Au u of tne M. L
Cr.urvh wish to am. ur.ee that they
will bold teir big Annual Sale aNsn:
Easter time. 6t
FOR QUICK SALE
One interest in the Dares Grasp
of Marble claims on Dali Island will
ce sod cheap if taken a t once. Best
marble prospect its the country.
Address, P. O. Box 73. Ad. 6t.
FOUND
Found, a plain gold band ring
viih three ir.ii;.. ; engraved upon
ne inside. Owner please call at
this office and prove property, ad tf
f yea are looking for something
.u nave last; or something yon
‘nJ whether it i* a bargain in
ciis, engines, meal tickets, position
c- itnot, react me “Classified Ads
ccia-“ It is there..
WHY PAY RENT?
When Mr. Fe-.t * -m with the
Eyas Dreg h ie tiry Co- is of
ir^^z ’* -; •-i ^sr'-.-e &• a
Terr low tisrzz- fzz z crzzzcs. S3u£
Fire rooms and large bath room
Splendid view. Cau and see Mi
Feckfaam at cue. Adv. tf.
Tfie quality of Ladysmith Gcal is
guaranteed by the Northland Dock
company. adv.
FOR RENT—F.re room house
with bath. Phone 62. adv.
Ota* .i, j. - ri ana get the
Bret ajarwet price for then;
li out P. <j. Uuuiufe. adv.
BOTH WILL BE THANKFUL
We wffl thank yon to subscribe
for the Daily Progressive- Mine r for
eight months. 51.. cash, and you
will thank os.
Bring is yru? bit of news. The
Progressive-Mine r .s always glad
to receive and p c.nt news nems
TO SAVE ~ HOE LEATHER
We are offering sa eigtii month's
suhscrjption to t -> Daily-Progres
sive Miner for $> 1*1 cash—we give
you the eua.. :*jr‘s commission.
DRAPER CLUB TO MEET
A .-g ct the Draper Club is
arrcv ' for Tuesday Keb. d at
at iJic, hern- of Mrs. Tinkhiun.
AT Tin: Cl STOMSHOl'SE
5th.
G. E. Tester entered from Prince
Rupert ,<d cleared for Prime Ru
pert.
Spek clawed ?er nrat-v Ru
pert and Seattle.
Desna. :ro" Seattle.
(Sth.
Fishing sriwuer Director emer
ed fro Prince Rupert and cleared
for tbs sea fisheries.
7 th.
Sumner entered from Prir.ee Re
pert and cleared for the sea
fishrws.
SE“ '; : H •:' cc' .Mtd from the sea
fisheries cleared for Prince Ru
•pert
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BOOED WILSON'S PICTURE
Pre> ;*?.t Wilsor s unpopularity in
New York was exsinplified a few
davs p.g,- v. her. his picture appeart.il
an the screen at a banquet at which
v persons were seated. Tae
report says:
‘Three hundred and forty mem
ber- . the Stock Exchange art:
their friends last night booed the
pu-tore of President W ilson when
; it was thrown open the screen at
a drainer.
•Tke function was officially bil
led mb Old Time Frolic- It was
errance-! by some of the most pro-.
-5jr.ee; •' w members to celebrate
■fe i-'-irr c-f good tissses
“Y»Lts pictures of actresses anJ
ttheeris were thrown, cheer after
cheer fc'k-wed until tlte features of <
the President appeared.
-•For a moment there was silence.
Then a solitary boo. In an n
itant tie rose was cing *. .1!y.
While •-. .sw wti <atr.t ? ,
the booing continued, melting into
cheers as the picture of an actress
replaced that of the Chief Execu
tive. This happened when it was
shown 5 second time.
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NEW PRECINCT CREATED ON
1 v.ER KUSKOWIM
J. L. Herron arrived in the city
early in tie week from the lower
Kaskik 3mi left on the return
trip ;,E Thursday last- While tore
Mr. Herron, who has recently been
api -- 1 rated trtates Cotr.nr.is
sicner. th headquarters at Rein
deer Crry, in the Canyon creek dis
trict. . • arrangements for quali
fying fer s position.
A recording precinct has
.. been created which :-s include i in
the Third Division. For some time
past there has been a controversy
is tt> vh»r tie boundary line be
tween tit; Third and Fourth divi
. sions ran. the miners of the Canyon
Creek . strict maintaining that the
creek was ir. the Third division,
while others contended that it was
in the Fourth division. The result
was that there was some confu
sion with the regard to recording
j of claims.
It be '.-;-red that the judge of
the Third division has put the mat
ter a" test by deciding that the ter
ritory is in tie Third division, and
.. ht is the creation of the
nee- recording precinct.
Tfe amange ments will be a
great tv-7. -. -a to -he miners in
the r- - -g Canyon creek district
and adjacent territory.
ITEMS FROM THE
SEWARD GATEWAY
C, Rwlstwk will leave on the
Dor; to take a chance at the nr-.v
-trike at Cold Bay and is the firs:
.o go direct from Seward. Ho says
that he thinks enough about the
find to warrant a man taking that
chance.
Sydney Anderson of the Bank of
Seward and also of the newly ot
ganizzed Bank of Anchorage, left
with T. W. Hawkins of Brown &
Hawkins to complete arrangements
for opening the new bank at the
Cook * inlet town. A territorial
.-harter has been aplied for.
The Bank of Anchorage was or
ganised here on. Jan wary 5 at a
rneeting of the stockholders a:
which Charles Brown, president oi
.he Bank of Seward, was elected
president of the new bank. Sidney
Anderson vice president and H. S.
Balderston cashier.
The new institution is capitalised
for twenty-five thousand dollars all
of which is fully paid in. according
to a statesneni trade by Mr. Ander
son.
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NEWS FROM NOME
They must have had severe wea
at Nome in the first part of
January. On the S, a report was
nt out that after an interruption
three days, business was resu
aed. From all sections reports are
received of the hardships caused by
the. big storm, but no serious dama
ge was done so far as can be
learned.
On the 12th. Road Commissioner
Jones returned from a long trip and
-t-ported that the ice was piled up
thirty feet h-gh along the coast.
The people of Nome have raised
a purse of $60 to hay a token for
Private Soiwald. of Fort Davis,
who by his coosheadedness saved
use lives of Mrs. O. Flowers and
two children from perishing in a
blizzard on November 20.
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ANSWER TO QUESTION
A reader has asked the following
question: “What is a PrizeCourt?”
Answer: Prize Courts are insti
t ^ted to deal with captures of en
emy ships and their cargoes, and
of neutral ships and their cargoes
alleged to have infringed on the
5aws of neutrality. By the order
of the Constitution of Prize Courts,
issued in London, Aug. 5, 1914,
courts are authorized to “adjudge
-»rd condemn” all such ships, ves
sels and goods as shall belong to
the enemy of the state, or citizens,
or subjects thereof, or “to any oth
er persons inhabiting within any of
the countries, territories or domin
ions of said State.” Boats solely
intended for the coast fishing or
for petty local navigation are ex
empt from capture unless they take
part in the hostilities; vessels en
trusted with religious, scientific, or
philanthropic missions are also ex
empt. The declaration of London
states that a neutral vessel which
is captured may not be destroyed
by the captor.
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MOVE IN MITCHELL BUNGALO
Mr. Ira King and family who
have had apartments at the Sted
ir_an Hotel since their arrival here
from Haines, moved into the Mit
chell residence on the hill this morn
ing and will make their home there
permanently.
1 At The GRAND 1
| To-Night! I
<
The “Stain” The big six j
reel feature that took just i
«
tw o hours to run last night ]
i
will be shown again to- j
' night. ]
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i
ts Edouard Jose and g
| Eleanor Woodruff i
ff are the leading characters in this story of the g
H ambitions of a man,“and the harvest. This is a &
j| very strong play strong in human interest and g
|| in the love and faithfulness of the mother on
one side as against the villiany and treachery of
I the Husband on the other.
A two hours Show for the regular price. I
n:\ orce court settles
INTERNATIONA!, TANG i
(Seattle Times!
“ There were too many Germans
for the Belgians in the old country
Ivu one Belgian is worth five Ger
mans over here and I am prepared
to prove it.” declared the Belgian
wife of Herr Albert Rauch. in
.Judge King Dykeman’s department
' of the Superior Court this morning.
M rs. Kate Rauch wanted a divorce
because she said her husband was
at times shiftless and would not
provide for her. They were marie.
» Nanaimo, B. C.. June 6, .1892.
This war has caused all the
ible ” Rauch told Judge Dyko
• .tan. "My wife commenced on r
Jus; after ;he Kaiser’s troops
".•..ic'd Belgium and she is continual
ly calling me a Dutch dog. She
has a big revolver and sometimes
would not let me stay in the house."
“You bet 1 have a revolver.” said
Mrs. Rauch, "and I would not hesi
tate to show any German that a
inn woman knows ho veto use
it.”
Judge Dykeman finally granted
Mrs. Rauch a divorce on the ground
of non-support and gave her the
Ht e property and the custody of
1 two children.
HARD TIME DANCE
A Hard time Dance will be given
by tl»«j Tilicum Club, Wednesday,
February 9, 1916, at Moose Hall.
car your old clothes.
COMMITTEE
CANNON’S BAKERY
\ND GROCERY
3om J.5
Ai. nnik 3 cans 225
8 oz. can Bakers cocoa .25
Reliance Coffee ,40
Gold Shield coffee .40
Canned Pineapple .15 * .20
Sr.-lng beans, 120c. two for .85
Sweet potatoes, 20c. 2 for .35
Kroat, 20c. 2 for .35
E J. Peas, 20c. 2 for .35
Gel den Wax beans 220c. 2 for .35
P-.rmpkin, 20c. 2 for .35
Eraiiny, 20c. 2 for .55
Solid Pack, Amocat and Reliance
Tomatoes, .15
Ranch Eggs per doz. .3."
or 3 doz for $1.00
Lend shrerer cocoannt per lb. 2i0
Your money back if not satisfied.
Bread, Rolls. Pies, Cakes and Layer
Cases, Angel Food, White Cake, Jel
i ly Boll, Lemon Boll. Cup Cakes, Gii
ger Bread, Cocoannt Blisses, Mata
rooas Honey Jumbles, Frosted Creams.
!-■ mon, Srgar, Currant, Sr-iee an 1
c: .nnt Cookies. Doughnuts and Tor st
E .siag powder, per lb. 16
&
1 Buy Your Sash!
§ and Doors at
g Home
g The following are a few
ft of our prices on sash and
ft doors F. 0. B. Ketchikant
^ 2-6x6-6 5 Panel Fir Door!
ft 1st quality $1.75|
S Less 5 per cent. $i.67j
ft 8x10 12 Lt. Windows (2
sash) 1st qualstv $1.50;
Less 5 per cent. $1,431;
ft
12x24 4 Lt. Windows (2f
tp sash) 1st quality • .L5f
]”[ Less 5 per cent. Si. j/,
p \
^ 24x30 2 Lt. Window (21
dj sash) 1st quality ! i
; Less 5 per cent. S
ft Locks, Butts,
fi Building Pa ;ij
I and Builders Hard-'
ware of all Kinds |
INDESTRUCTO trunks are not by any means
for rich people alone. Don’t think that because >
people of means so generally use them that they
are not well within the resources of the average family,
\\ hy, we believe that if the people of this city really knew how
much comfort and satisfaction there is in an Indestructo trunk,
and >: what really moderate prices, hardly anybody would be
n unrig to go even through this summer without an Indestructo
Indestructo minks have been around the world thousands of times.
They have lx n on the most strenuous exploring expeditions, and
have come ur^cathed. Every trunk is guaranteed for at least ^
five years’ perfect service.
Of cow- e E y are smart appearing trunks, too. Not only are Li
good, but i d: good. There’s some satisfaction in that. «
E our advice you will not postpone one day longer «
■on.:;, ■ into our Hop and letting us show you how interesting $5
Indf.-. rr-f c baggage is. M
ww: I f.to trunks and leather goods. Good all through. fl
f C V*. UECKMAN& Co. ^ buy *Jk h
EC ■ V department store QNDKTRUGTlJy lr
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
VI’ T1 i; STEPHAN
Char. !>. %1o«! s, IV! tJivkatla; Harry •
t. if Mo!...:'.!-: Chits. Britt*
Gibb*. MeHi'kaila; M. Martin, !.©>'- j
i"r : S.,!u .'.i'',■ and '.vuo, f
€ . y; E, Ellis. Hadley.
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AT THE UEVU.LA
V Rttofcvn Hadley; N. K.wn: i
C. V. SytckwR, Portland; k H.
Ni« .o ds, ,H. P. Lsti or., '
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THOROUGH PREP RHODE IS
LAND SETTING EGGS
FOR SALE
M> stack i ' i '• k'k>'!i. :t«> Tvs:
sty ■ of pri^r winners a: the :9!-i
:-r.d 1S>15 shows in Spokane and
Pnalluj' Was' . Chickens art: ur
ir... in A Orders deliv
ereti s’r e. Phone ITS.
M,s S. L. Atkinson. Newtown.
-o
Ail kinds of commercial print*
T'C den. at the Pra^rcscivc-Mincr.
Go With The Bunch
Where everybody goes
To The
STEDMAN CAFE
.
Our Motto
C!w. liness. Quality. Courtesy and
Reasonable Prices
iU \L TICKETS $5.50 for $5.00
We do not advertise our meat
tickets, you will be after them
Give Us A Trial
The Itedmai Cafe
hTri'HlK AN MEAT COMPANY
SPECIALS
Fresh Chicken tamales,
Fresh Sound Oysters,
3 Doz. Eggs 95 cents. 1
ANOTHER AMUSEMENT PLACE
_ "*
With the re-opening of the Shoot
ing School at the foot of Mission
street, the people may find another
place of amusement whore iVy can
shoot awaj their little wads. Mr.
DeYoung will attend to the rest
Just go and shoot away all you mind
to.
MATHER IRON WORKS
»
WHITE BRONZE HEARINGS**
We refit all bearings with
w'hite bronnz.
Sheet Metal works a
Specialty. All gasoline
tanks made to order.
Blacksmithing and gen
eral machine work.
We repair anything
C. H. MATHER
| Prugs, Chemicals, Perfumes, Toilet Goods, §
v Rubber Goods, Sundries, Etc. g
« Stationery, Office Supplies, Inks, Mucilages, &
fj Castes, Architects and Engineers Supplies. g
]; Agents: U. 5. Charts, Coast /VZots aatZ «
1; Tide Tables§ *
j| Edison Phonographs and Records. g
Uur Jewelry Stock is being closed out at fi
(. g
greatly reduced prices. g
.Mr. Mck 1am w ill be with us till about March 1st. Those yj
having work to be done, or requiring Optical g
work should call before that time. £2
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| KYUS DRUG CO. I
established 1901. Phone 39. g ,
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