HOW ABOUT
THAT PLUMBING JOB?
We carry a full line of
PLUMBING FIXTURES and TRIMMINGS
No Trouble to show them Give us a call. JOBINQ
Promptly attended to.
J. C. Foord & Co.
The Phone is 91
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Four Cycle Heavy Duty
Scripps Marine Engines
Known the world over for
Dependability
A strictly high grade engine, unsurpassed
by any; and sold at a reasonable price.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
Call on
H. R. THOMPSON
A. B*S. GRAND CAMP MEETS
The grand camp of the Arctic
Brotherhood, which was creat
ed by the action taken by the
Juneau convention of March
12th, declaring the old grand
camp offices vacant and elect
ing new officers, convened in
tile Orphemn theater at 2 o’
clock Tuesday, when Grand
Arctic Chief Strong rapped for
order and called the grand lod
ge in session. i
A moment was devoted to
prayer by Chaplain W. W.
Stout of Haines.
Committees were then appoint
ed by the chair as follows:
Resolution—ReFevere, Harris,
Svindscth, Shonp and Hudson.
Communications — Baldwin,
Grant.
Auditing—Svindseth, Shurick,
Johnson.
Grand Arctic Chief then is
sued a new password and the
session adjourned until Wed
nesday at 2 p. m.
According to delegates to
i lie covention now in the city,
much depends on the present
grand camp. Should the sub
ordinate camps fail to ratify
the action which declared, first
I-1 REVILLA HOTEL BAR
__ CARRIES A FULL LINE
1 IlC of all the standard grade Bonded Whiskies including Peb
, bleford, Old Crow, Hermitage, Old Taylor, Parkford, Cedar
Place to go Brook, Guckenheimer, Rye, Belmont and Old Line. Also I
a full line of Domestic and Imported Brandies including,
fOl" Si xxx Mapte,,» xxx Hennessy, Cognac, Cordova and Califor
4 nia Grape. We also carry a variety of Scotch and Canad
Tnnl niacc ,an WhlsklM
We also wish to state that we are in a position to
- serve our customers with Cold Beer by the case, both
OT Eastern and Sound as we have just installed one of th.*
largest refrigerators in Alaska.
D jp 1-7 T3 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT AND OUR GOODS THE BEST
^ GIVE US A TRIAL. PHONE 97
—- Ketchikan, - Alaska
that no more grand camps
should be held outside of Al
aska, and second, that the
grand camp of 1912 should be
end is declared void—should
the Brotherhood fail to do this
the Arctic Brotherhood will be
a iking of the past. Many mem
!:-ers in bad standing declare
they are awaiting the action of
the subordinate camps.—Dis
patch. ,
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CALL FOR BID8
Bids will be received by she
Common Council for the er
ection of an addition to the
public school, in accordance
with the plans and specifica
tions prepared by A. G .Kreid
ler, up to July 15th, 1913.
Bids to be filed at the office
of C. H. Cosgrove.
Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
By order of the Common
Council.
C. H. COSGROVE,
Clerk.
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L. O. O. M. NO. 224
Regular weekly meeting on
Thursday, July 10th. All mem
bers requested to attend. Im
portant matters to discuss. Vis
r. ng brothers cordially invited
!o attend.
H. L. FEDDERSON,
Dictator.
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Fence Pickets to order at
Sully's Carpenter Shop. adv
ICE CREAM
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FOR SALE OR LEASE
The Owl Cafe—an up-to-date
lillJe eating place. For particu
lars see lie proprietor. adv
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“Land Sharks vs. Sea Dogs”
at the Dream tonight. adv
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Better see Foord the Plumber
about that work you are think
ing of having done. His price
and work are both 0. K. adv
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Where everybody goes—The
Grand. adv
W. P. POWERS
Owing to ill health I am
compelled to take a change™
of climate, consequently my
I New Town property is for
sale at a sacrifice.—For
further particulars oall on
my Agent, W. P. Powers
Mrs. Blair.
CALL NOW—Don’t wait as
values are sure to increase
shortly.
Front Street, - Ketchikan
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Call On
L. A. Inman
THE
PLUMBER
For Good Work at Reasonable
Prices
Phone 46 - Nowtown Walk
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