ItHE H. R. THOMPSON STORES
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P Fine Groceries Hardware 1;
is Fishermen’s Supplies jjjj
Prices Right Phone 8 ||
I “Only Three Stories But its All Comfort”
I Rates $1.00 and Up
B Every Room an Outside Room
Plenty of Fresh Air and
Sunshine
KETCHIKAN—The Southern Gate of the Awakenin? North.
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WILL VISIT THE KING
Mrs Henry Thodav left yes
terday with the two Barry chil
' dren for a visit to Klawoek on
the West Coast. They go for
a few weeks visit with Tom
Barry, so the latter can see how
! the youngsters are growing.
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ALKI FROM SOUTH
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The Alki arrived northbound
about two o’clock this morn
ing. and after discharg'ng '.0
tons of freight got away for the
north. The cause of her delay
was a call into Nanaim > fer
coal for the Northland Dock
company. She will be in
southbound, Tuesday evening
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NOTICE
This is to certify that I will
not be responsible for any
I goods left with the Ketchikan
Messenger Service on or be
fore May 19, 1914. August 4th.
{ bought out all the interests
of James Hampton in the Ser
vice. All bill due said Ketchi
kan Messenger Service are to
he paid to the undersigned.
AL. FORSYTH.
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NEW HATS ARRIVE
\ My new line of Fall Hats are
here. I have them in Plain
Street Styles, Dress Hats, etc.
Call and examine my stock,
.MRS. WASHBURN. adv.
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i Mrs. D. X. Campbell of Sulz?r,
j is a passenger south on the
Alameda. She is accompanied
•by her mother Mrs. McClure,
who is on her wav to Indiana
after a lcnglhly visit with her
daughter.
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Low bust corsets the G-D
make at Field's. adv.
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For Sale:—Ten volumes of the
j Century Dictionary, practically
(new. Address Mrs. W. F. Selilo
j than. P. O. Box 95, City.
READY FOR BUSINESS
Jimmy Lampton, manager of
the City Messenger Service re
ports that he will he ready for
business tomorrow. His^ phone
number is 13, and ho will
attend to business at any hour
of the day or night.
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HAS 3,500 MEMBERS
“Moose” Johnson, not'd
! from one end of Alaska to the
| other as the organizer of the
Loyal Order of Moose arrived
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in town on today’s b> at from
the north and is busily engaged
j shaking hands with his many
■ friends in Ketchikan. Since
leaving this city some etghteen
months ago Mr. Johnson has
organized 16 subordinate lodg
es of the Moose, with a total
membership of more than three
thousand. The biggest lodge
in the north which came Into
existance under his guidance is
1 at Dawson and has a member
ship of 800. Fairbanks is a
close second with better than
i 700 members.
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Monday and Tuesday The
Squaw Man at the Dream, ad.
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Those new fall coats at Fields
are attracting considerable at
tention. adv.
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A well furnished room lo rent
with board, if required. Splen
did view of tlie bay. Dot and
cold bath, every home comfort.
Terms moderate—apply the
Miner Office or P. O. Box 312.
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
SEVERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
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ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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THE TIDES
The following Is the time of
high and low water and their
heights for tomorrow at Ketch
ikan, in the order of their oc
curence.
High water 1:35. a.m. 10.3 ft.
Low water 8:00 a.m. —0.1 ft.
High water 2:27 p.m. 0.8 ft.
Low wate 8:21 p.m., 2.1 ft.
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SURVEYOR ARRIVES
H. P. Crowlher, the Juneau
surveyor, was a passenger to
town on this morning’s Alame
da. He eame to do some sur
vey work is this region and ex
pect- to be here for some little
time.
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PRINCESS IN THE MORNING
Ther Princess Sophia Is look
ed for southbound about three
| in the. morning. She will have
ia good big list of passengers
south from this port.
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The Alameda and Humboldt
were in port this morning, the
latter about three the former
1 at eleven,
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We have all the series of
What Happened to Mary In the
house, so watch for the dates
at the Dream. adv.
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Job printing at the Miner.
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Ladies and Misses new fall
coats from 810.00 upwards at
| Field’e. adv.
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For a good and classy paper
6. WILKES. adv.
For Charter
POWER BOAT PRINCESS
Fast, with first class accom
modations.
Special Rates on Long Trips
SPARHAWKS FLOAT
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And a wrong way d oin everything especially plumj;
ing. Dolpg It right means doing it honestly, with
honest workmanship and honest materials and fix.
tures. This is the w ay I do it for my own self re
spect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmblng to bo done, call on me and have it
done right*
J. C. FOORD, PLUMBER
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You can’t burn a diamond up. It |
sticks by you even under the fire test.
But, mark this, you must buy a real dia
mond. Shun peddlers, fakers and flashy
jewelers. Our reliability can’t be questioned.
RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39
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