Bath Room Trimmings
We Now Have Them
Prices are right. Call and look them over. We are
In a position to give prompt attention to all work.
The Phone is 91
J. C. Foord & Co.
The Fisherman
Not pretty enough for yachts
4 Cye!« $175.00 Complete
12 H. P. Fishermam Engine
1913 Model Complete $350.00
This Engine is Built for Business
Call and get a catalogue
H. R. THOMPSON
A. B. CONVENTION
The first representative gath
ering of the Arctic Brotherhood
of Alaska and the Yukon as
sembled at the Orpheum The
ater Douglas, Wedneday, Mar.
12. Eighteen camps of the
order were represented, and
all but three of them by dele
gates ’who were members of
the camp which they represent
ed.
The meeting was called to
order by Delegate Arthur Shoup
of Sitka, who read the call is
sued by his camp. W. B. Stou4
was chosen to be temporary
chairman, and ' he expressed
jl.is appreciation of Ihc honor in
a few appropriate remarks.
D. 8. Harris of Ketchikan
was elected temporary secre
tary.
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•‘Bathe Weekly” at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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14 and 10 foot skiffs for sale
at Sully’s Carpenter Shop.
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‘‘The Victoria Cross" at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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The show at the Dream is
class A A tonight. adv.
NEW HOtEL FOR JUNEAU j
The Juneau Construction
Gompany has finished plans for
Ihe splendid new hotel build
ing to be erected by Janies Me
CJoskey, John McCloskey, Jules
L’. Caro and Charles E. Hooker
for P. J. Geminentt on their
Franklin street property near
Front street.
The location is one of the
most favorable hotel sites in
Ihe city and it has been deter
mined to spare no expense in
making of this a first class ho
le! in every respect.
The building is to be -iOxOf,
and will be three stories in
height, with a concrete face.
There will be two concrete re
luming walls and a cement
basement extending out under
the side\yalk~Emi)jre.
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REBATE SYSTEM
Mr. Gross has established a
rebate check system through
out Southeastern Alaska where
by the patrons of the Gross
shows get two admissions for
the former price of one and
this will be permanent as the
price will not be raised again,
and persons holding rebate
checks will be admitted to the
Gross Show's for the same, any
time in the future. adv.
M. E. CHURCH
“The Test of Abraham’s
Faith” is the topic for the
morning next Sunday. The
evening topic will be “Under
standing the Scriptures”. A
cordial invitation is given to
all to attend the services.
11. W. MIC.HENER, Pastor
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Furnished flat for rent, with
bath, apply Krauczunas law of- 1
five. . adi
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Spring Millinery, Saturday
March 15, 1913, Heckman’s
department Store. adv
Mr:. . - *rr. " ==) iB
SPRING f
MI LLINERYi
Saturday, March 15
1913 [
HECKMAN’S
Department Store
Err..i. sftr* ■: ■-'T==i=F^-^z=ia
Batteries]
Famous
Columbia
Ignition
40c
Citizens Light, Power & Water Co.
REVILLA HOTEL BAR
BEST OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AGENT '
Jack Daniels’ Whiskey; Mumms, White Seal, Imported Cham
pagnes; Sparkling Santein and Sparklin Burgundy; Eastern and
Sound Beers.
Family and Gamp Trade Solicited
Orders Promptly Filled and Delivered
Ketchikan, = Alaska
MCDONALD’S CHOCOLATES
Absolutely the E?at, at
HAACK’S DRUG 8TORE.
Exclusive Agents.
—Advertising.
McDonald’s Chocolates are
BEST—Haaok’s Drug Store.
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Three comedies at the Dream
tonightadv
GEO. W. WILKES
Manager
S men's CTTITC TA ApnFD ladies’ 1
]| from $15.00 to $50.00 \W I I | 1 \J l\l/UlV from $25.00 to $40.00 g
Li
8
Men’s
Furnishing
Goods
Complete i n
nearly every de=
tail. Light, med
ium and heavy un
derwear at prices
to suit every
purse.
I
Upon the arrival of the S. S.
“Meteor”, which is expected to
night, I will have on display the
nobiest line of
Men’s Shirts
from $1.25 to $2.50 each ever dis
played in Ketchikan. They are
the Arrow and the Manhattan
Brands.
Ask to see our
Men’s $3.50 Hats
Ladies 1
Long g
Coats I
The first ship- |
ment has arrived |
and the prices 1
range from $ 15.00 |
to $25.00. If none 1
of these please you f
let us take your f
measure. 1