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I SUGAR |
g While Our Present Supply Lasts |
| 11 lbs. for $1.00 $8.50 Sack 1
« f GET OUR CASH PRICES ON S
| | MILK AND POTATOES g
jJlHE H. R. THOMPSON ST0REg
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Revilla Hotel j
I “Only Three Stories But Its All Comfort”
Rates $1.00 and Up
Every Room an Outside Room
I Plenty of Fresh Air and |
Sunshine 3
KETCHIKAN—The Southern Gate of the Awakening North. I
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WIRELESS RE-OPENED
Operator Thompson, in charge
of the local wireless station
was .to! tied last night tlud l «o
I British Columbia government
had raised the embargo on
wireless messages to the ex
, tent that hereafter message
will be accepted for transmis
sion to Prince Rupert and viein
ity, but no through business will
be handled.
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HAS A WINNING ACT
Among (lie attractions at the
tirand Friday night w ill be tlu
j act of Miss Erna Lacy, which
promises to be a winner. The
S little l3dy has a fund of ability,
I and her songs have always
1 audiences. Her “Yiddisher”
proved popular to Ketchikan
| song is a scream, while ‘'By
i i'he Beautiful Sea" is in a class
i by itself.
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ARRANGING FOR
PEACE SERVICES
Acting on the request of
President. Wit- in jji t
people of the United State- u
nite in a Day of Prayer f >:■
peace. Rev. Miuhener is mak
I ing :lie necessary arrangements
i to that end, and a union meet
ing will be held at Red Men's
Hall, Sunday evening, Oct. i.
Die program of the meeting
I will be pubfished later.
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This year's salmon pack in
ihe Bering sea is appr-ximate
: ly 1,750.000 cases.
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Mrs Richmond at the piano
at the Dream tonight. ad.
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Now is the time to fill your
bin- for the winter with Jingle
pot Jump coal. Remember the
quality *i- guaranteed by the
Northland Dock Co. Phone 60.
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Fresh Fish Clams and Crabs
jat Thompson’s Store Phono S.
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BUMPS THE GEDNEY
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As (lie whaler Star 3 was back
nig out this morning, evidently
with too ninth “hootch” under
somebody’s belt, she smashed
. '.nto the coast survey steamer
C. dney lying at the Northland
Dock, bumping her so hard
’ that she broke off three of the
, fender piles of the dock but ap
i parently inflicting little dam
i age on the _ Gedney. The Star
pulled away for the south with
nit stopping to discover wlnt
|d; mage. - he had done.
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SPOKANE ! NTHE MORNING
Word arrived this afternoon
■ hat the steamer Spokane would
,be in port southbound about I
| three o’clock in the morning.'
Sic ha> a full cargo of salmon I
on board and will take several
passengers on at this port.
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Coming to tlie Dream Mary
Bickford in The Bishop’s Car
riage. adv.
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I sell and hang paper, paint
houses etc. Did you get my
■rices ? ' C. WILKES. adv. ■
DOLPHIN IN AND OUT
The steamer Dolphin after
a pleasant trip arrived up from
the south about six o’clock this
morning. She had twenty pas
st nger.s ir. ail on board of whom
ri v were for Ketchikan. Her
f: -ight eaigo was light.
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CALL FOR BIDS
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Sealed bids will be received
by the Clerk of the Board 01
Education, .I1. O. Box 202. at
a \ time between noKv and the!
1st day i f October for deliver
ing and furnishing 20 tons of
coal more dr less, the same to
be delivered in (he coal bins at
(he school house. The Board j
reserves the right to reject any;
or all bids. Bids to be opened
on or before the 5lh day of
October, 101 i.
By direction of the Board- of
Education.
R. L. PETTY. Clerk, Board of!
Education.
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Wanted— a pair of rubbei
tired wheels, bicycle wheels
preferred. J. BERGUX, Xew
tywn Bakery. tf. adv. j
j El Sidelo
1 QUALITY CIGARS j
| Lilly^nd Columbia Sizes I
I ALLEN & LEWIS—Distributors |
| JOHN W. STEDMAN, Representive |
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THE BULL DOG BATTERY |
The Dry Battery that has
the ever desired Stayiny
Quality. The Bull Dog
Hangs-on.
They Stand the Test of
30 Amps, Every One.
J. R. Heckman & Co.
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| There’s a Right Way
And a wrong way doin 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
Ispect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmbing to be done, call on me and have it r
done right |
J.C. FOORD, PLUMBER
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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Job printing at the Miner.
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I Nu-Bone Corset!
I Mrs. F. P. McCURDY |
¥ Ketchikan Representative ?
$ NOT SOLD IN STORES IT
+ Phone 135 For Appointments v
jl Or leave orders at
Mrs. Wasburn's Millinery Store
| Guarantee with every Nu-Bone Corset *
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« half sold,” runs a French proverb. . «
Xi Our reliable goods have long pleased this • VJ
5? community because they combine tl e quali- . JS
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