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II lbs. for $1.00 $8.50 Sack |
GET OUR CASH PRISES ON
MILK AND POTATOES ||
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I “Only Three Stories But Its All Comfort”
Rates $1.00 and Up
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Washington Oct. 1—Because
they were hoarding gold, Secre
itary McAdoo has withdrawn
national deposits from three of
(lie largest banks of the east.
TJie aggregate of the casli with"
drawn amounted to close to
four million dollars in gold, and
is a hard blod to (he banks af
fected. The names of the
banks were not made pubic.
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CANNERY QUITS
TOMORROW
Owing to the scarcity lof sal
mon, which have just about
stopped running, the Ketchikan
Cannery will close dokvn for the
season tomorrow 'after dis
posing of what fish is brought
(in tonight arid tomorrow
morning. Manager Ronrise
fell succeeded in getting
Few canneries oft his region
to do this, and besides filled
I ten thousand cases of addition
al cans.
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BETTER GET YOUR
COSTUMES READY
The Local aerie of the Eagles
'has decided to hold a big
masquerade ball on Thanks
giving night, November 20,
andt 'akes this early 'opportun
ity to so state so that the danc
ers of Ketchikan can prepare
their costumes for the event.
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Rain coats and slipons at
Field’s, the gcod kind. adv.
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Now is the time to fill your
bins for the winter with Jingle
pot lump coal, Remember the
quality is guaranteed by thp
Northland Dock Co. Phone 00.
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THE COMMITTEE
IS HIED
Washington, Oct. 1—Sena
tors Myers, Pittman and Smoot
have been named as the Senate
conferees on the Alaska Goal
Pease bill. It is expected that
he first meeting of the cum
* littee will be 'held within a day
or two.
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AT THE CUSTOMS HOUSE
The halibut schooner Thel
ma entered at the Customs
House yesterday, and will fish
oult of Ketchikan for the winter.
The lug Hunter, on her way to
Petersburg, from which place
she will lokv the Neptune south
entered Tuesday evening. The
powerful tug Shelikof, operat
ng for the Northwest Fisheries
t Ghignik, cleared for 'the
- ulh yesterday. The <1. H.
Foster, a Canadian fishing
'learner cleared for the banks
I his morning.
;!.1HIP KNOCKS OUT
MURRAY
San Francisco, Oct. I—George
Trip proved altogether too
mucih for Billy Murray In what
-was scheduled to he a twenty
round go in this city last night,
nocking him down and out in
-he Piflli round. He had the
opst of the fight all the way
trough.
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Coming to the Dreiam, The
Perrils of Pauline, adv.
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I sell and hang paper, paint
houses etc. Did you get my
prices? C. WILKES. adv.
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See the great hull fight at the
Dream tonight-. adv.
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Have you a friend in the
States?—Send them the Daliy
miner. Phone 89
A grealt slhow at the Dream
tonight. adv.
Job printing at the Miner.
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There’s a Right Way
And a wrong way d oin everything especially plumb
Ing. Doing it right means doing It honestly, with
honest workmanship and honest materials and fix
tures. This Is the way I do it for my own self re
spect and for the sake of my patrons. When you
have pulmbing to bo done, call on me and have It
done right.
J. C. FOORD, PLUMBER
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Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
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ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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