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Space is too small to mention any
i' ’ prices. Come and see GENUINE ]
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; BARGAINS in Gent's Furnishings, ||
|| Hats, Shoes. Men’s Suits and every- f|
5 thing for men to w ear is
I THE CHEAPEST STORE IN TOWnI
J. FENYES »
*5 Across from U. S. Custom House.
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Ftm ui unru Hter
Boose at J:30 La ilea A:: Soeuty.
H. W. X1CHX-MLS, Patter.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Luw Mass at 8:30 a. m.
High Mass at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30p.m.
Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. m.
Week bay Mass at Sam.
Rev. PALL P. KER.NS.
Paster.
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Saint John’s Church
i.... Harry P. Curser, Pr:e;» .c
cfc . ge.
r .liday S a-m. seconu :r un
da. .1 the month; Holy u-m
mu , on.
a .
- .-.b a.m. >at.ve S uniay
s<. ..uoL
a.i a-au Morning Prayer and
So> moa. buri-g December, 2a-j
aaji ith Suniiys.
1:30 p.m. i.venujg Prayer
w» h Sermon. 2nd and -*‘n San
day- of December. Musica.
ser».ee 1st and 3rd Sundays.
Thursday 8 p.m. Choir prac
^te* _ - =*&
Meeting of Vestry first Mon
day night of each month:
Woman's Guild. alternate
Thursdays.
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Christian Science Society
Saarert ‘.v. S^iay. S^'sn.':tz itt
“MAX"
i runt street. Retcn;a.an,
Rer :ar Services Sunday 11 am
Wedae&iiy rrisars reauheg and
S»&g SKTiia it SjJO f cn
All Are Welcome
Launches
Rough Rider and Teddy
Monday, 8 a. m.—Chomiey
(Sunny Point), connecting
with mail carrier for Su’-xer
and ail points on West Coast
Prince of Wales Island.
Tuesday, 8 a. m.—SSetlakahtla,
and Dolomi.
Wednesday, 8 a. m.—Loring
Yes Bay (Cannery Hatchery)
Be4 Island Hot Springs and
Shrimp Bay.
Thursday, 8 a. m —Same as
Monday.
Friday, 8 a. m.—Kasaan, It
Camp, Rush & Brown and
Hollis.
Saturday, 8 a m.— Hadley
Carries Passengers and
Freight
Hubbard & Wiiiiams
Masters
Agents for
WADHAMS OIL CO.
Ketchikan Wharf Co.
COAL
COAL
NAN I MO
Lump Coal
89.00 PER TON.
Ketchikan Wharf Co.
C. M. Tavlor
Phone 64 Agent
For Your
Hardware. Clothing, Shoes, Underwear,
Fishing Outfits.
T!:e Celebrated Walrus Oil Clothing
Go To
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
ketc likan - - Alaska
r:;-rOSB COMETS Tor Beni—Do-.-atU* font r -
■ a- h<vt sad told water, Is-.:,
yin. C :cr ~% WAtihSETB, local rep-re- i.v.-a, sec all the modern eoaren.
satire. ntSaSi rn prfT** at > >' ^ A w'r Mr*
> Y’-. ae, Xnrtowi. 5s a ir
VT-.-.S'ssrt;’' Killiii«7 Store. For Is ^_
forma this: caB up tr. 136- tf. adr. The Dai.*/ Miner (1 per month.
THE m; ner'
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Uk- act «l March S, im
MINER PUBLISHING COMPANY. Pcaus.it **s.
RICHARD BCSHELI- Jtt. Editor M. R. BI SHKI.U Aaaoctato Kdiuw
EDITORIAL PAGE
♦ SIDELIGHTS ON THE WAS +
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ + *** +
A Lea ion pa We says (has there are
strong its Air as :ev.s that Serbia will
-•.ve a flat refusal to site deann.la an
n oy.neeei W She FtaSgartan pnemie?.
Vassil Raotoslavoff, three weeks age
•ad that hopes of she Entente AIlie*
•:» bringing Bulgaria into .« aliiatt-.e
a ill eease .-...it -gilt unless site
setares She return of Maeeieaia #if
trill refuse to join ether Italian states
assisting the Allies.
XXX
The B#sfi>n Glebe eerresjv-u.tev:
a lies of a fiigh* he nssile The.rs.iav
. in a new tne of ilooMe raoler hi
ylase from Paris t- the German fren*
a - : > avion -te ‘has, (the aero
■'.one .< j^rscit.k it is one of rite
- re' . •. i ■■ -■ ■ .v. ■ -
' ftsBy “<ptj>»-i airet-aft ia tie Grew?.
-orviee. if rri- s •*. new tyre of : n
hint- gnn.
XXX
Berlin r.- •
: opf'esitiou to
| Pr. venUetf fcn;
growing in C*
(keeping sir. *V |- .estaat at
fa k npon the Cfcattrelist. who, they
\ -flare, is net snffieiensly is-Ueal !*
A views. |5 inI to abar-ton
i extreme aims of the real G- r
fi r..’l-*y.
XXX
j Gen. ifirriti. • -3=—-.-ler of the
i t sk German array win is "
Hfjngfsry. r-y- the Ar-'f'
.cut armies - in n-f probably foil m
their -»*lvar f:‘, s r v frther than
i •' •- -•■•• en.t lias of tl •■ r.v-= ■-.-•. fort*
1 -• s-f.s. - f will re: rgr.r.lr ’• etin-1 W.'.r
*tx ftvr.it fart'-'-r ' v " * -
- = treegffceniEg the • fer 1 -'L'n
j them.
XXX
B* ait?an-: ae *t: •'!* r'-'Hiritt: "
••••iare*! jr.'s it. b* “laf. v. 5
-•a*l rwy-j* as-? *rrm •> t* *\i*
I ^bIIimi?-! an-1 the export TriJ! be ab
5 ri-.-r
limn ■ - — ■ ■ -
General Hauling
and work of a!! kinds
done by the
Independent Transfer
Company
C. M. TATXOR. Agent
Phone 64
-i-« -a-a - a -*- a - aea
Russia is seeking in tlie h'uitvwl
tSt-rte* a market for Russian lace
work "ith a view »<; providing em
ployment for her uu.i. . aud crippled
s« Jim.
XXX
Herbert Corey writes to the Bostou
Bid*? from Mila is tb.it. although two
siii; s a week are telling Italian
puts laden with American made
g ",5s, {he Italian i t is clamor ;
ii»,: for enough stu-'- . - !S to fill six
ship* a week. TI. i Rited States
tv; a chance to take s e loading po
- m for all time ir of the l ess
is rkots of the world. Poring 1913
United States was second in the
1: linn trade, which with our two
t rivals com pa dor as follows:
. ^.llT.s 42.9x7 >'»■;.■ !\ M
' States h:\323.-fx6 52.2' •.4*3
A stria ,>96 372 42 751,347
XXX
A Berlin cable says that the feeling
a "reaches a certainty that the Bal
k -«. arc oh the eve of a momentous
isien. Count voaRenventlow. i
t: •• Tagvsieituing. writes: • • Wo <'• •
not fear the present Balkan indecision
but the creation of unimpeded con
•section between Hungary and Con
s' .ntin-.'jdo would, with one 1 sow.
• ’;rfv ar. < ietennine the poti’i.-al re
tiers iE the Balkars. Ti ;- • ••'--'• '
::on at the present m non? ■ <u 1 •
Brought about rot by wosds but or'f
by deeds."
XXX
A Berlin cable says the central
' r mntitteo ,f the nr.ttonal Hi : r
, ty met in the Roischtag Mon lay a-s'
‘passed the following resolution: "T;.
! rosul* of the present war can to •
I ly a peace which bv extend' i: of out
- east st and
--as s-- res us mid:ary, I 'f
I and wnonitally against new attacks
laud repays the heavy sa rifives t‘■
[German people Lave -= • far made nr.:
i will ■ .'r.tinue to make until a victor
. " , :. shows annexation
i - :■ . ’ the German liberal party.
XXX
B-- - f f - M: f
| x-.-sr liner Baltic, ia describing ti e
| rapidity with which the wounded m»-,
removed fr r:t the field t ■ ’ - ■
h spirals. - vs a soldier was severely
- led f ir V; re- • 7 lock f
-ruing and 12 hours la' r he had
frees carried across the Fhancel and
i conveyed by train and automobile
ambulance to a London hospital and
! -vc -essful’y operated upon.
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b'TV > complete, other linen
•• .• -c' -tn.-nt at Pi-1 i‘s 1-4
off sale. adv.
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Till your tins row v.ttft Lady
-:.',ith Coal. The Xorthlan 1 Dock
c mpany can supply yon with any
■ amount at f'-’-OO per ton fi r elean
: lamp Phone 60. adv
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Sain costs for men. women end
children at Field's 1-4 off sale. adv.
* We Manufacture and Keep in Stock all kinds of |
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i Spruce and Cedar Lumber J
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Can fill any order either stock ¥
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+ or cut to specincations ... |
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;; Steamer Vigilant and Barge Blanche f
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for charter for freight purposes j
i; Ketchikan Power Company |
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I SAVE TIME AND
MONEY
U<e tt* Naw Sn.it E._t« to and from Eastern Canada
E AS TEEN and SOUTHERN UNITED STATES POINTS via
PRINCE RUPERT
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC RAILWAY k STEAMSHIPS
lowest fares. Unexcelled Dining and Sleeping Car Service.
For fill particulars apply to;— »
JOHN B. EEEGLE,
Ticket Agent.
F'non* 113 Ketchikan, Alaska.
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U. S. REFUSES TO STOCK
LAKES NEAR FAIRBANKS
Some time tgo h number of resi
dents f bnirbauks petitioned tin'
bureau o# fisheries to stock ;* number
of bikes in the Fairbanks distric
with black l ass and trout.
la i!i:s connection a communication
has been lecebed from the bureau
staling that the petition would be «>•
used because tie bureau has adopted
the policy of refusing all applications
for black bass and allied species to
sleek waters of the Pacific States
and Alaska now pre-eminent for their
treat and salmon fisheries. This
course was sdopto 1 after a thorough ;
Canvas of these most eonvehsant !
with the local situations and is on- j
dorsed by the officials of the sections !
concerned.
■‘While some waters of the Pair j
banks section are not now stocked j
with trout or salmon, and the bureau's j
policy may seem unjust," the com
munication states. •• it is believed that
the action taken is for the best good
of those concerned and is necessary !
for the preservation of the present ;
fish resources.' ’
The bureau has been forced to take i
ir.M consideration the high cost of
stocking the waters in accordance j
with the request of Fairbanks eiti
;vis, and although it has seemed pro
h ' dive, has delegated two members
connected with another branch of the
service to look into the possibility j
of t nsferring stock from Scattle, j
No especial hope of the ultimate |
granting of the Fairbanks request is j
extended however.
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Old Time Ordnance.
Id olden times pieces of ordnance i
wore often uuniod after birds and rep
tiles. Tints the sport of hawking gave 1
us the “falcon’* and “faleonette."
w bleb were respeetively six pound and
three pound guns, the figures refer- ■
ring to the weight of the shot.
The “culverin' and ‘‘denileulverUT :
cannon were so called because the
handle of the gun was shaped like a
serpent, "cniveriu” being derived from i
tbe French “eonleuvre." a snake.
Musket was derived from the old
French “tnousiiuet." which meant a
male sparrow hawk -Liverpool Mer- :
[ cury
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JAMES MANAHAN.
Minnesota Representative Would
Investigate High Cost of Grain.
Photo 1 by Lee Bros. "
What For?
“Pop. wbnt kind of crop3 can they
plant in the sea water?’’
“No crops, you foolish child."
“Then why are vessels always plow
ing the ocean?”—Exchange.
A Considerate GirL
Madge—Ho said you were very punc
tual Marjorie—Why shouldn’t he? 1
never kept him waiting more than
half an hour In my life — Llppincott’n.,
,’f you cannot get grapes, says a Rus
sian proverb try an a.opie
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Job printing at the Miner.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYEES
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The Assessment Boll for the Town j
of Ketchikan, Alaska, for the year j
1&15, is now in o.;r i.os«< -sio'i for the '
oUeetlon of tor.' ■> levied ther.-on. |
f’ayn.-o * to i-e made at *h" l ank of j
*»e undersigned, in the Town of Ket- !
' hikan, between the hours of '■) o’
'lock, a. m., and 3 o'clock, p.m.
Tax-s v.-iil beeoriie delinquent on the
1st day of November. Jillo, at If o’
' lock, p .m., and if not (.aid before I
that time a penalty of la per- cent., of
such t eve* will he added and interest
on all at the rate of H per cent., per
annum from date of delinquency un
til paid.
Dated August 85th, J'Jla.
MINERS A MERCHANTS BANK
OF KETCHIKAN,
Town Treasurer.
By A. B. LARSON, Cashier, j
kTlie “Blue Bird" for Happiness §
I 434# LL |
!Just received a new line of S |
Royal Society Package Embroidery Outfits a:
TONGASS TRADING COMPANY jj
Ketchikan Iron Works
We Cut Gears
THAT ARE
Evenly Spaced
Accurately Cut
ANY NUMBER *GF TEETH
FROM
7 to 14 Pit:h
AGENTS FOR
Atlas Gas Engines
Oxy - Acetylene
Welding
BLACKSMITHING AND
GENERAL MACHINE WOE K
XL IE. LINGERFELT, Proprietor
% TAKE DOWN YOUR
LACE CURTAINS
and send tliemto this laundry to be
done up. When you get them back
you’ll not be able to tell them from
new ones. We have a special knack
of doing up lace curtains that no
home work ca equal and we can
prove It,
KETCITIKAX STEAM LAUNDRY
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Ball
Bearings
Give Greater Speed
,, and Stability to the
I L.C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter
( Ball Bearing, Long Wearing )
£ Because of ball bearing tvpebars, the keys respond as readily
1 as perfect, piano keys. The capital shift works with equal case
■j —no lifting of a heavy carriage hut simply shifting the light
Jlypebar segrm nt, thus insuring absolute accuracy. %
No fingers cau move too fast for this machine,—there Isn't one
i delaying' movement from “Salutation ’ to "Signature.” Instead of
2 expensive and awkward attache; ots, all change controls are
3 connected with keyhourd—including shift key, shift lock, space R
fj bar, hack spacer, ribbon key. |
tj Another advantage—this machine is complete in itself for ull f
! kinds of work: tabulating, hilling, large envelopes, cards or 1
pajM-r as narrow as a postage stamp. fe]
•an. this coi com cucckiwu tkk vimi or work ton iiavk to ho, fe
C'-nllrmrn : I am fntere*t< <J la « '! ypcwriicr for A H
□ General Correspondence [_l <-«rd Wriliiig (J Bitting ■II
U Tabulating □ Writing A M 9
I.. <:. SHITII Ik IIHOS. TYI'fc*Tirmi I.OMPASY dd g|j til A
E. 8. HEWITT Ala:,ka Eepre.tentKtlvc fa m| fa 3| -j
Seward 8t. J..neau, Alaska
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