June Sale of
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Ready to wear Clothes and Notions. r
Only a few more Shopping days till the 4th of July and the BON MARCHE will save you money _
Men's Suits
$18.00 Fancy Cassimere Suits ..$11.50
20.00 and $22.50 Scotch Cheviot and Blue Serge Suits. 13.50
26.00 Fine Worsted Suits .. ..• 15.00
All $27.60 and $30.00 Suits.. 17.50
Men’s Pants
j $1.50 Khaki Pants are now .......,.—$1.00
2.00 Khaki Whip Cord Pants are. 1*35
' 1.75 Work Pants, now . 1*25
8.50 Cassimere Pants, now. 2.50
V. 3.5M All-Wool Strong Worsted Pants, now . 3.50
Boys’ Suits
.50 Wash Suits, now ..-. *35
- $2.00 Wash Suits, now.".$1.00
5.00 Russian and Junior Norfolk Suits, now. 3.50
6.50 Norfolk Suits, now ... 4*50
7.50 Norfolk Suits, now . 5.00
Women’s Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Hats, Shoes
At a biff Reduction in prices.
$ 5.50 Trimmed Hats, now ..r....*.$4.50
4.50 and $5.00 Hats, now .. 3.50
And the $3.50 and $3.75 ones are now . 2.75
. All the $4.50 and $5.00 Shoes are now. 3.90
The $3.00 Mary Jane’s are .'. 2.35
3.50 Low Shoes and Dancing Pomps, now. 2.65
3.00 Khaki Middy Dresses, now .... 1.50
3.50 Plain White Dresses, now ...... 2.25
5.00 White Dresses, now .:... 3.50
7.50 White Dresses, now . 5.00
15.00 Silk Poplin Dresses, now .. 9.50
4.00 Worsted Skirts, now..... 3.90
3.00 Silk Waists, now ..... 1.00
1.50 Long Kimonas, now ....— .75
Extra Special:
Ladies’ 25c Lace Collars and Ties (soiled of course) lc
! each, or 6 for a .... NICKLE
Five cent German Sewing Silk, lc each or 6 for a.NICKLE
25c Dressing Caps........10c
Girls’ Dresses and Middies
$2.00 Wash Dresses, now .$1.25
1.50 Wash Dresses, now ..75
1.25 Middy Blouses, now.75 i
Groceries
Washington Creamery Butter, per lb..$ -35 j f
Oregon Full Cream Cheese, per lb.*25 >
Carnation and Silver Cow Milk, 3 cans ..25 ; i
Extra Choice Bacon, per lb.28
Boneless Hams, per lb.25 |
Choice Jap Rice, 3 pounds for...25
Columbus Brand Tomatoes, 2 cans for. .25
Reliance Brand Pineapple, per can .15 •
Oregon Red Rose Dried Prunes, 2 lbs.v. ;25 |
Choice California Figs, 2 lbs...25
Extra Choice California Dried Peaches, per lb..10
Three Dozen Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs. 1.00
WIRELESS TAKES
STEP FORWARD
INAUGURATE NIGHT SERVICE AT
ITS USUAL LOW RATES AND
EFFICIENCY.
With the arrival in the city yester
day of Mr. Frederick Wilhelm, better
known among his friends as the
• Kaiser” or "Fritz” and formerly of
the Marconi station at Juneau, the all
night wireless service of the Marconi
High Power Plant, was put in effect.
Mr. Johnson, of the down-town of
fice. explains that although the city
office is open only between the hours
of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m., it will be pos
sible to file radio messages at any
hour by calling 151 and giving your
message to the operator on duty at
the station. /
This is simply another step being
taken by the Marconi Wireless Com
pany to insure the Ketchikan people
with fast and accurate service over
its circuit during the summer rush
of business, and which will not fail to
be appreciated.
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WILL JOIN US.
A report was received at this office
that both mines at Hadley and the
Mount Andrew mine would close
dawn for a few days gnd allow their
men^to join in the celebration of the
Fourth in Ketchikan. It Is' reported
also that several other camps were
planning to do the same. ' * :
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MRS. V. A. PETERSON AND 80N
ARRIVE.
Mrs. V. A. Peterson and son, wife
o: the local agent for the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company; arrived yester
day morning from Skagway where Mr.
Peterson held the same position be
fore-^being transferred here. The
family has taken apartments in the
Selfridge house on the hill.
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WHAT WE MAY EXPECT
The various Fourth of- July com
mittees have arranged the following
1 program for the fourth ond fifth of
July celebration.
July 4th.
Preparedness parade, 9 a. m.
Baseball, Prince Rupert vs. Ketchi
kan, 10 a. m.
Sports, 12:30 p. m.
Literary exercises, 3 p. m.
Band concert, 4 p. m.
Baseball, Anyox vs. Ketchikan. 6
p. in.
July 5th.
Baseball—morning—Rupert or An
yox.
Boat races—afternoon.
A full list of the sports will be giv
en in next Monday’s issue of the Pro
gressive-Miner.
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VARSITY VS. KETCHIKAN.
At 1:30 tomorrow afternoon the lo
cals wih play a picked team from the
Universities of Washington, Oregon
and Pacific, who are in Alaska study
ing the proclivities of the Humpy.
This should be some game as Ket
chikan are anxious to keep up their
unbroken string of wins, while it is
natural that their oponents will
strive to uphold the honor of their
respective alma maters.
Erickson will be on the mound for
Ketchikan while Webb will do the
twirling for the Rah Rah boys. Ten
-cents admission to the grand stand.
Local*-Lineup.
Stott . Catcher
dtfahoney .. 1st Base
Williams ..1..t..2nd Base
Janggen . 3rd Base
Xubley . Short stop
Higby.Center Field
Payne . Left Field
Peterson . Right Field
Erickson . Pitcher
Walker..:. Umpire
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Don't miss the Tillicum dance at
the Rink tonight It will be the “Gar
den Dance of the season.—Committee.
DON’T MISS THE DANCE.
Don’t miss the Tillicum dance at
the Rink tonight. It will be the “Gar
den Dance of the season.—Committee.
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Boys’, youths’ and men’s suits and
coats at Fields.
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POSTMASTER AND ASSAYER
VISITING IN TOWN
Dan Linderberg, postmaster, accom
panied by Mr. John Hovlund, assay
er, of Hyder, arrived in town last ev
ening and report things moving nicely
in that vicinity.
Mr. Linderberg says that ore will
be shipped from Fish Creek Mine this
summer, and possibly from one or
two more mines along there . One
man, he says shipped a little better
than a ton a few days ago, an assay
of which proved very promising. The
owners of the property are anxiously
awaiting the return from the smelter,
and should it prove satisfactory, ship
ment will be started at once. Trans
portation companies have made gen
erous offers to several as an encourag
ment to try what they had. Both
Messrs. Linderberg and Hovlund are
very optimistic over the outlook of
their part of the country.
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Anticipate your wants for the 4th.
Don’t wait until the last day. See
Field Monday about your suit or coat.
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CHOMLEY VISITORS.
Tom A. Heckman and Mrs. Heck
man are registered at the Stedman
for a few days visit in town from
Chomley.
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LOGGER IN CITY.
Geo. Loker. who is In charge of the
big logging camp for the Ketchikan
Power Co. mill, is in town on busi
ness and is registered at the Sted
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man.
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Walk-Over shoes for men, and wom
en at Fields.
* FREE!
I With every 50c. bottle of Palm Olive j j.
Shampoo, or 50c. jar Palm Olive Cream ;':
Yonwfll get three cakes of Palm Olive
Soap £ree all this week
At the
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ANOTHER NEW CITIZEN.
Born unto Mr. and.Mrs. B. N. Nas
lund June 23, at 1:30 a. m. a 7% lb.
baby boy. Dr. Myers attending.
FOUND EVERYTHING
VERY SATISFACTORY
Messrs. Wm. J. O’Brien and E. P.
Randelett, of Boston, Mass., prinicpal
stockholders and directors of the New
England Fisheries Company, who
have been here for the last four days,
left htis morning on the Sophia for
Prince ftiipert and Vancouver, B. C.
At the latter place, they purpose mak
ing a fishing trip about Vancouver Is
land. From there they will proceed
to Seattle and San Francisco, return
ing East via the Santa Fee, for the
purpose of takipg a look at the Col
orado Canyon.
Both expressed an entire satisfac
tion of the condition found here.
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A. E. WALKER IN TOWN.
Ex-Councilman A. E. Walker, who
left here a month or so ago for Noyes
island Where he is in charge of the
company’s store, arrived in town to
day, and will remain until Monday
evening or Tuesday morning. Mr.
Walker reports doing nicely, and says
that they have had no trouble with
the fishermen thus far. The company
is doing a large mildcuring business,
have prepared some 150 tierces al
ready. The fish Is brought here with
the company’s tender and shipped to
Seattle.
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Great sale of men’s clothing this
week at Heckman’s 6-24-3t
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DOHRER FAMILY GOES SOUTH.
_
Mrs. F. J. Dohrer and three children
left for their home in Anacorates,
Wash., for an extended visit during
the absence of Mr. Dohrer who is in
the Lighthouse service and now at
Capt St. Elias, where he will remain
until fall. ,
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NOTICE “—'All members of Aerie
No. 162, F. O. E., are hereby notified
to report at Red Men’s Hall at 9 a.
m., July 4th, 1916, for the parade.
Attested}.. -,v By order of
D. Smith Harris, E. A. Teeter,
Sec. Worthy Pres.
Suits .formerly $15.00 to $30.00 on
sale for $9.95 at Heckman’s. 6-24-3t
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VISITING IN TOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lancaster came
in from the Sea Level mine yesterday
for a visit in town. They are regis
tered at the Revilla.
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AT THE RBVILLA.
O. Floe, J. Lundergar, H. C. Scud
der, C. Dahl, B. Tonaka, Mrs. A. K.
Foss, J. Lovett, S. Wards, G. Studes
ker, S. Olson, D. Erickson, J. Peterson
and family, C. B. I-aueaster and wife,
V. A. Peterson and family. Miss Edna
Robinson, C. H. FreeBe, L. Wadding
ton, G. E. Brown, M. Legay, W. R.
Ilaina, L. Shorty, J. Wyholm, E. M.
Soule, F. G. Hanford, O. Jansen, O.
Camels.
AT THE STEDMAN.
L. F. Hopkins, R. F. Davies, F. W.
Stives, W. E. Wiese, M. S. Smith, C.
D. Jones, F. Hamrich, S. F. Hamrich,
J. Ekrin, U W- West. G. A. Bulver. W.
M. Churchill, F. G. Spellman and wife,
M. G. McDonald, B. Major, F. J. Co
mean, L. G, Gorman, T. A. Heckman
and wifBr-W. H. Gilmore, Geo. Looker,
O. H. McDonald, F. L. Swift, R. F.
Davis. • -
DONALD BRINDLE WILL
LEAVE FOR THE SOUTH
Donald Brlndlev who is known all
over the city as the champion news
paper seller, leaves tomorrow on the
steamer Al-Ki for an extended visit
with his grandmother in Seattle. Don
ald will be accompanied on his voy
age south by Mrs. Caughrean, who Is
going to visit in San Francisco. It is
said that Donald is not depending on
any one for his traveling expenses,
he having earned every cent of it.
Carnival of clothing values this
week at Heckman’s. 6-24-3t
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
METHODIST CHURCH
A special musical program has been
prepared by the M. E. church uhoir
for Sunday evening. A feature of
which will be a trio by Miss Elaine
Hunt, Mrs. Ira King and Mrs. H. It.
Thompson. All are cordially invited.
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L. G. Gorman, superintendent of the
Kasaan cannery is a guest at the
Stedman for a few days visit in town.
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New models in ladies’ suits, one
piece dresses and coats at Fields, the
specialist.
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4* of July should put in their or- 4*
4* ders now. — NEWMAN, the 4*
4" Slgnman. ***
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1 TMjSSM At the GRAND j
§ FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JUNE 23 and 24, 1916.
15 rp j, p. One more chapter and this thrilling story of mystery H
li I II Cr and romance will be finished. In this Wilkerson is in pos- 22
M /VI \ CT p D session of the Idol but the surviving Hindu Priest has ap- «
1 Liy pealed to the fanatical hillmen to avenge the murder of his
pX/" brother and retake the idol from the white men. A desper
15 IVL< I ate battle takes place, and much excitement prevails all 15
H episode no. 14. through the two reels. S
§ A Prophet of the Hills S
W A picturesque romance with Frank Lloyd and Helen Leslie. w
§ An Animated Weekly §
M With many interesting subjects from all over the world. M
U Broken hearts and pledges is one of those L-Ko comedies. Al- M
yj? * ways something to laugh at. Sunday— p
g The Girl 1 Left Behind iTe
J*E A FOX FEATURE. B"~" 8
I Forced to Close Out
II SEVERAL MAKES OF MEN’S CLOTHING
!! In order to make room for our new Fall line of Men’s and
Boys’ Clothing we are obliged to sacrifice several of our form
er high priced makes. These consist of a large variety of
styles which were good values but which we are going to
discontinue for more snappy up-to-date styles.
In this lot mentioned below are suits that are just right
for business men and that anybody can wear with a feeling
of pridej__
MEN’5 SUITS BOYS’ SUITS
WE HAVE TAKEN SUITS THREE PIECE.
frnm SI = ftft tn S IO 00 frnm n„r THESE SUITS RANGED in
fr°m $15.00 to $30.00 from our . ice from $10.00 to $15.00. We
stock: Tweeds, Gaberdeens, Ser- O.jQ are discontinuing this make for
ges, etc., to sacrifice at— —- boys and are going to sacrifice
at—■__
I This Sale hold good until July 4th. The first customers
get the cream of the lot. _ j
STOCK R. HECKNAN & CO. SERVICE
Department Store v
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