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^Let us be your Grocer for 1915g
n It will be our aim during this year to have at all times a well UO
j'{ assorted stock of the best ia the grocery line, also a nice fresh M
assortment of Fresh Fruits md Vegetables. Our prices this year 1?
4:[ through the elimination of poor credits, will be even lower than a?
in the past, $Jf
SgGive us a trial - - - - It will pay us both «i
I H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8_jS
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Revilla Hotel
“Only three stories but its all
comfort”
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Ask any traveling man
Rates $1.00 and up
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SPECIAL WINTER RATES
Now In Effect
“Once a Quest, always a Quest”
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HAD A FINE TRIP
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Dr. R. Kennedy, who had been t
way for the greater part' of the pass
two months, arrived home ou ia*t
night's boat, stating that Ketchikan
looks good to him. While away Doc.
took a short course at the dental col
lege at Portland, and spent the bal
ance of the time among o'.d friends
at Salt Lake.
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Antone lde, road commissioner at
| Seward, started out today with the
lditarod mail carrier to clear the
trail of brush and windfalls.
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The schooner Harold Rlekum. from
1 Seattle to I’yak and Shuman in Island*
I with cannery supplies, was not wreck
| near the entrance of Vyak-Bay. as
j was reported. She had her sails cat
i tied away, bumped the rocks tv ic,
j had a narrow escape and the erev
■' resigned.' ’ The vessel is now lai
] up at I'vak awaiting instruct: a
i from the owners and charters.
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Wm. A Hesse's seeni: :a 1 ant'"
. pictures at the Dream tonight, a !■
Regular j'rices at the Dre-.m t >- i
i dd cents and 10 cents.
DELHI STILL ON LOCKS
Capt. XorJ of the Jefferson re
>rts tliat the steamer JDelhi is sti!!
a the rooks of Strait Island. It was
''.-'ught th : she would be pulled of,
'fore this, but apparently the task
as a bigger one than anticipated,
-oatmen are of the pinion that the
'cent southeast blows would be hard
a the Delhi, as she lies in an ex
posed position.
Sanak Island is as free from trees
s the face of a lndv is of a beard i
ad when Mrs. I! mi- ond. the school j
(eaeher of that place gave the children
heir first Christmas tree last montl
ho found it necessary to tie a lo.
f willows together. The result was
s successful as it was remarkable,
i —Seward Gateway.
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Homestead matters it is announced
\ii| probsl lv suffer some further de
mv as the land office at Juneau has
is yet failed to receive definite in
-tru.-lions :.s to whether the general
: esteiui laws shall be followed with
eferenee to surveyc 1 lands, or
■ bother the special Alaska act shall
e f'-;lowe-■!. Much confusion has a
■isea.
I THE GRAND 1
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g Warner’s Features Inc. S
£2 PEES JNTS M
IA Leaf In The Storm 1
yi IN THEE.. PARTS
22 FEAT RING 22
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WuHAT THEY SAY OF “HI”
Owners of out-of-town hotels up
purer! 1' have their o* serving eve*
•' • t.- ,-t.ltle Greeters, es»eei . . • n I
1 ’ lent Jensen's F<.->i i .>f Govcr
n ri li is becoming qu to the fash
: ui t. selict n manager for in • ::t
l-i tel from the l \ it. s of tli
younger hotel men of the eitv. Ami
while the loyal organization of the
Sound metropolis is perfectly willing
to go on furnishing recruits for nmn
agerieal positions, yet it is regretted
that the fortunate boys have to trails
plant their affections to other cities.
The latest cliamant to an exeeutntive
title is Hi Stevens, of the Stevens
Hotel, who has been selected ns
manager of the Stedman Hotel, Ket
chikan, Alaska.
Tile first of February will find
Manager Hi ably demonstrating his
fitness as an administrator par ex
cellence in the thriving Alaska eitv.
This popular hotel man leaves Seattle
and the Greeters with the numerous
wishes of scores of friends for an
unusual degree of success in his new
undertaking. He has every qualit'i
cation necessary for the position. His
hotel experience dates back to ISSO.
when he started on the bottom rung
of the liotelie ladder. In 1SP7 ho be-'
came associated with his father in
the opening of the Seattle Hotel. For
many years now he has been one of
tho important factors around the
Steven's Hotel, which house is owned
by his father. He has been in the
Xorthern country on a number of oc
casions and has many staunch friends
among the old Sourdoughs and bus
iness men of that section. He is
universally well liked, being the for
tunate possessor of an affable person
ality, which assets is emphasized by a
broad understanding of human nature.
an,l an aggressive tendency that :V
once stamps him as an alert business
man. He is a well-rounded hotel man,
and it is easily predicted that he will
make the Stednjan a highly popular
stopping place.—Seattle Hotel Xews.
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VALENTINE DANCE
The ladies of the Degree of Poca
honats will give a Valentine Dance
3%. Red Men's Hall, Saturday even
ing February 13. Tickets $1.00. The
committees have been appointed and
they will sec that everybody has an
enjoyable time. tf adv.
| Make a Cleaning!
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^ The proper equipment jjjj
| for a succesful CLEAN
P ING can be seen in our ft
H window. ft
1 Bachelors Given Special Attention !
I J. R. Heckman & Co. I
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When In Trouble
Call THE PLUMBER
THE PHONE IS 91
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J. C. FOORD
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Dr. A. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan.
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Have you a friend In the
States?—Send them the Daily
Miner. Phone 89
Job printing at the Minor
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Alaska Delivery
WALTER GRAY, prop
COAL DELIVERED FROM ALL
DOCKS
PHONES 51—77
| 20 Per Cent. Off on Dry Goods jj
1 January 25th to February 6th, Inclusive 1
Beginning Jan. 25th and ending Feb. 6th, We wjll offer our entire
Stock of )ry Goods, Clothing and
& Gents' Furnishings, (except Medlicott
® Underwear) a 20 per cent, off for cash.
This includes Ladies’ ami Children’s Coats, Dresses, Petticoats, Un
derwear, Corsets, Hosier /, Wool Dress Goods, Percales, Ginghams,
White Goods, Tabic Line is and Napkins, Crash Toweling, Towels,
Scrim. Lace Curtains, etc., Men’s Underwear, (except Medlicott)
Dress and Negligee Shir 3, Collars and Neckwear, Hart, Schaffner
& Marx Clothing, Children’s Suits, etc.
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1 All Winter Overctats, Men’s and Boys’, 1=2 Price I
Ladies’and Misses’ Hats, 1=2 Price
I Sale Is to Make Room for New Goods Expected in March j
jTr. hecTvian & ca
| GENERAL MERCHANDISE KETCHIKAN, ALASKA ;jj