S^Let us be your Grocer for 1915|j
It will be our aim during this year to have at. all times a well fa
assorted stock of the best in the grocery line, also a nice fresh m
^ assortment of Fresh Fruits ind Vegetables. Our prices this year' $
through the elimination of poor credits, will be even lower than J $
j in the past. I J3
Si Give us a trial - - - - It will pay us both 2?
§ H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8 i
FISH MARKET in the rear, Phone R8 j|
I Revilla Hotel
I “Only three stories but its all
I comfort” 1
Ask any traveling man
Rates $1.00 and up
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j SPECIAL WINTER RATES
Now In Effect I
| “Once a Guest, always a Guest”
Subscribe For The Daily Miner
1 20 Per Cert. Off on Dry G< >o< Is j
1 January 25th to February 6th, Inclusive §
Beginning Jan. 25th and ending Feb. 6th, We will offer our entire
Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and
Gents' Furnishings, (except Medlicott
Underwear) at 20 per cent, off for cash.
This includes Ladies’ and Children’s Coats, Dresses, Petticoats, Un
derwear, Corsets, Hosiery, Wool Dress Goods, Percales, Ginghams,
White Goods, Table Line is and Napkins, Crash Toweling, Towels,
Scrim, Lace Curtains, ;tc., Men’s Underwear, (except iTedlicott)
Dress and Negligee Shirts, Collars and Neckwear, Hart, Schaffner
& Marx Clothing, Children’s Suits, etc.
All Winter Overcoats, Men’s and Boys’, 1=2 Price
Ladies’ and Misses’ Hats, 1=2 Price ^
I Sale Is to Make Room for New Goods Expected in March |
1 J. rThec: man & co. I
| GENERAL MERCHANDISE KETCHIKAN, ALASKA |
DELHI WILL FLOAT AGAIN
According to word received on the
steamer Alameda while she was in
port Tuesday night, there is every
reliability that the Delhi will be
• lived. Capt. Warner gave it as his
opinion that the work of salving had
progressed to such a point when the
Alameda passed the stranded vessel
Tuesday, that she would be floated
either on yesterday's or today’s high
ride. If sueli is the case, the erew
of the Salvor are to be congratulated,
as they did not arrive at the scene
if the wreck until Sunday evening.
I'iie Delhi went ashore Monday even
■ng, Jan. IS.
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TAKING ON ICE AND BAIT
The power halibut vessels San
Jose, Lister and Jupiter took on ice
and bait at the Ketchikan Cold Stor
age plant this morning. They will
fish on tho outside. The Lister c1or>
•I for Seattle, so probably will not
1 e in Ketchikan for some time.
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The schooner Eagle came in fron
die fishing grounds this morning
She had 5.000 pounds of fish on
board which she discharged at tin
Vow England Fish company.
FIGHTING IN THE
NEAR EAST
Athens, aJu. 88—Three Turkish
lrmies unmbering ct least one hand
ed and twenty thousand men are re
orted to be marching on Egypt under
he command ot' Djemal Pasha. As
heAllies are in control of the waters
>f the Mediterranean, the only avenue
if ettack is across the Desert from
'alostiuc.
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GO SOUTH WITH FISH
The [lower fishing boat Thelma, took
on additional ice at the Ketchikan
'old Storage plant this morning and
eft for Seattle. She had 30,000
aounds of halibut on board. The
I’vee, with 70,000 pounds went south
ast night.
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The LaTouche, wth .Terry Flynn at
he wheel, was in during the night
m her way to Seattle from the West
vard.
!THE r^RAND 1
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Warner’s Features Inc $’
presents 2!
THE CREATES' THREE-PART E|
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| No Advance in Prices I
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WARMEST WINTER ON RECORD
The present winter, thus fur has
been the warmest on record, the cold
est weather thus far recorded being
twenty degrees above zero on the
fifth of December, 111M. The cold
est last winter wns ton above. .Tan
nary 24 and 25. Last night was
quite sharp on account of the east
wind and the fog, but at that the
lowest the thermometer showed for
the twenty-four hours ending at eight
this morning was 20 above zero, or 1
six degrees of frost, and that’s
not enough to kick about.
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WILL PLAY AT WRANGELL
Manager Walker has accepted the
•nvitation of the Wrangell Basket
'bill team for the Ketchikan team to
to to that town for a game, Satnr
lav. Feb. 0. It is to be hoped that
the local toys will get busy and prac
tice up for the trip.
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The City of Seattle will be the next
boat up from the south, arriving to
morrow morning. The Jefferson will
follow her, arriving here Monday.
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PRINCESS DUE TONIGHT
The Princess May. the Canadian
Pacific liner, is looked for from the
north between midnight and two in
the morning. She will sail from Van
couver for the north. February 0.
Athens. Jan. 28—Several sharp
skirmishes are reported to have oc
curred between British and Turkish
forces in the Suez Canal region. The
Turks are said to be making a de
termined effort to take Tort Said.
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Kdward Clayson, father of Will C.
t 'laysou, of Cordova., died in Seattle
recently, aged 70 years. Deceased
was one of the pioneer publishers of
the west and was the editor of the
“Patriarch,” a Seattle publication
which was discontinued when Clay
son died.
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A new placer strike is reported by
the Dawson News on Central creek,
a tributary of Lake, in the upper
White river district. Lake creek ts
in Canadian territory, on the right
limit of the White river, and joins
the White about 16 miles below Can
yon City and about 46 above Donjek.
See Pauline at the Dream tonight
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I BULK PEANUT I
I BUTTER 1
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! Assortment of Imported
And Domestic Cheese. g
J. R. Heckman & Co. 1
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When In Trouble
Call THE PLUMBER
THE PHONE IS 91
J. C. FOORD
Dr. A, F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
Room 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan.
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States?—Send them the Daily
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