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-: New Fresh Groceries :
Being received by every boat
and being sold at (right prices
at
THE B. R. THOMPSON STORE
Phone 8
Job Printing That Is Right
The Daily Miner
Phone 89
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ALASKA LUMBER & BOX CO.
Mfrs. Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock Lumber
Box Shooks and Trap Capping
STOCK OF AT.T. amM AND GRADES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CABHTOL ATTENTION GIVEN ALL OBDEBS, LARGE OB
nttT.T. SEND US TONS SPECIFICATIONS AND ALLOW US
TO BID ON SAME.
Cable and P. O. Address - - Hadley, Alaska
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$ 1 PER MONTH
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OU> TUffEB PASSES A WAT
The Novelty brought in the body
of Jack Kiernev from Loring. who
had died of hemorrhage there Tuea
[ day night. The dead man had been
; in the employ of the Alaska Packers
■ Association for a number of years,
j having come north eighteen or twenty
) years ago as a sailor on the cannery
(beat. He continued this until about
• seven or eight years ago when on
account of ug.- he had to quit hard
work, and has since resided at Lov
ing. piaetieally as a pensioner of the
company. Monday of this week be
was taken with a coughing spoil fol
lowed by a hemorrhage, and was ad
vised by Bruce Thornton to take it
easy the next day and stay in bed.
This he did the greater part of the
day. but toward evening he went
down to the beach to either secute
a wool log or saw some wool. He
wp5 taken with another coughing at
tack while there and went home ac
companied by a couple of his friends.
They assisted him as far as tbc porch
of his cabin and lie sat down in a
chair to ge; his breath, but was un
able to recover and died. He was
buried this morning.
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Emil [.arson, superintendent of the
Rose Inlet cannery, is a local vis
; iter, registered at the Stedman. Emil
i has not been well thus far this spring,
> but is slowly improving at this time.
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Watch Your Children
Often children do not let parents know
they are constipated. They fear some
thing distasteful. They will like Rexall
Orderlies—a mild laxative that tastes
like sugar. Sold only by us.
The Ketchikan Drug tyO. Inc.
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See Katldyn at the Dream tonight.
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Job printing at the Miner.
|i PHONE 156 |
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^ And Let Us Gall For Your |
! Rough Dry Laundry ♦
30 and 35 Per Dozen. |
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| Electric Laundry |
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j OUR SHIP ARRIVED SAFELY
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Henry Gocmaere has been in re
■eipt of word from his sister who
iveg just inside the Holland line from
■ Belgium, stating that the shipment of
;oods sent from Ketehtkac last
vinter toward the relief of the suf
fering Belgians had reached Rotter
l-'in in safety. Owing to the fact
hat regular lines of communication
.ire all broken np on account of the
war. it is impossible to deliver the
ndividual iviekages, so they were dls
ributed where they, would do the
most good by the general commit tee
| in charge.
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MILD CURED SALMON
The Diamond “ T" Packing Co., 11
it. Thompson manager will ship It
tierces of mild cured salmon south on
tonights boat. They will also semi
down a consignment of fresh salmon
from the Forrester Island fishing
grounds.
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The fifth Adventure of Kathlyn
U the Bream tonight. adv.
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The Adventures of Kathlyn at the
Bream tonight. adv.
Fence pickets to order at Snllr’s. ad
SURPRISE AND HOUSE WARMING
Friends of Louis Rudnick and wife
surprised them at their new resi
lience last night, the affair being
■ >n the nature of an informal house
> warming. ‘‘Five Hundred” was the
i game of the evening, those winning
the honors being Mrs. Cordell and Mf?
Williams. Those present were Mos
' srs. and Mesdames Smith, Cordell,
j Shark, Williams, Mrs. Chesney, Miss
i Hosworth, Irene Chesr.ey, nndMessrs
: Day, Sehlothan. Wall and Dohrer.
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The streets were literally parked
j last night while the steamer Mari
I >>os\ was at the doek. She had
I close to 300 passengers on board who
I availed themselves of the opportunl
; tit's to take in the sights.
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NU-BONE CORSET3
Mrs. George Washburn, local repre
! sentatlve. Fittings in privacy at
\ Washburn’s Millinery Store. For in
i formation call up G. 136. tf. adv.
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One fifth off on everything in
Field's store. Don't wait until the
assortment is broken as It now is in
ladies shoes and stockings. adv.
I THE QRAND |
To-Night! I
“Quick Sands” 11
IN TWO REELS ; I
FIRES OF FATE. FEATURING j
WALLACE RELD AND DOROTHY ! H ! |
DAVENPORT. A KEYSTONE COM Si
EDY. THE MAN ON THE BOX | !l
FRIDAY AN DSATURDAY NIGHT. < g 1
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CREOSOTED PILING
FREE FROM ATTACK BY TOREDOES OB DECAY; COST NO
MORE TO DRIVE. A CREOSOTED FILE DOCK OR BRIDGE IB
A PERMANENT STRUCTURE. THE SAVING FROM THE TJSB
OF CREOSOTED MATERIAL IS ENORMOUS, A8 COMPARED
WITH THE UNTREATED. NO EXPENSE, IN CONVENIENCE OR
LOSS OF BUSINESS DUE TO FREQUENT RENEWALS OF TOR
EDO EATEN AND DECAYED MATERIALS.
WRITE FOB INFORMATION AND PRICES.
PACIFIC CREOSOTING COMPANY
Largest in the World
910 WHITE BLDG. - SEATTLE, WASH.
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D. Smith Harris
0. A. R.. Arctic Brotherhood; Sec
retary, F. O. E.; C. of R., Red Men;
A. R., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian
Red Men’s Hall. Office Hours from
1 to 5 p.m. Telephone No. 96.
Comfortable, sunny furnished rooms
for rent, fine view. Apply the Miner
office. adv.
Alaska Delivery
WALTER GRAY, prop
COAL DELIVERED FROM ALI
DOCKS
PHONES 51—77 4
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
The Log Cabin Bar
We have on hend more California wine than we
can move between now and June 30th at regular
prices. Therefore we offer for family use:
SWEET riUSCATEL, 10 years old In the wood, to anyone bringing
their own containers at 85c. per gallon. Former price $2.50 per
gallon.
OLD ANGELICA, same r.ge, same price or, if wished, in bottles. 5
bottles for $1.00. Regular price 50c. per bottle.
OLD TOKAY, 12 years old, $1.00 per gallon.
We will furnish a small sample of any of these wines FREE to
any family who wishes to try them.
These are Pure California Wines bought direct from the vine
yards and will go at theie prices while they last.
AUSTIN & WISHARD