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| RIGTH GOODS AT LOWEST|
H Men’s Clothing, Mats, Shoes.|
ft Underwear, Flannel Overshirts, £j
| Oil Clothing, Gum Boots and|j
i: everything for Men to wear. $
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f Si p. m.
We«ia«KiT Prayer Meet:re
Fri iy «.:r =.«» * s ‘«I:*eA
Fire: &u.i tiiri We.izM.isy site*
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H. W. ltiiHiLNE.3. Fatiut
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lot.- Mass at S :30 a. a.
H:»h Mass a; id:3Q a. el
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snnday Vespers at 7:30 p. a:.
Week Day Mass a: 5 a. m.
Rev. PALL P. KERN 5.
Paste?.
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Sair.t John’s Church
Rev. Harry P. Corser. Pr.es: ::
ch urge.
; LliudV S crLffil. SCCOZeC Skill
day c-f the nroslhj Holy C:m
m union.
;*:45 a. el Native Sunday
r-:hoeL
11 am. M: mists Prayer and
Sermon. During OeL. 1st and
...r i Sundays. 3 p-.m. Native
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D :,-s November 1st, 3rd and
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Thursday 8 j.m. Choir prac
I e.
M e . ..g :Vestry first M -
day Eight of each m tr:
Woman’s Guild. a. err:
Thursdays.
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Christian Science Society
Subject for Sunday Nov. 1st.
“Everlasting Punishment”
Front street. Ketch,man.
Hr? Air Services Surday li am
Wednesday *--* .
I Sour Serve a 7.3i p.nt
All Are Welcome
INDEPENDENT
DRAYING COMPANY
General
Hauling:
and verk 0/ all kir.ds
McBAIH * EGGAN, Props.
Launches
Rough Rider and Teddy
Monoay, 8 a. m.—Chomlej
iSunny Point), connecting
with mail carrier for Su^zer
and all points on West Coast
Prince of Wales Island.
Tuesday, 8 a. m.—ttetlakahtia
and Oolomi.
Wednesday, 8 a. m.—Loring
Yes Bay (Cannery Hatchery)
Be^l Island Hct Springs and
Shrimp Bay.
Thursday, 8 a. m—Same as
Monday.
Friday, S a. m.—Ka&aan, Si
Camp, Rush & Brown and
Hcrilis.
Saturday, S a. m.— Hadley.
Carries Passengers and
Freight
Hubbard & Williams
Agents for
WADHAMS OIL CO.
•Ketchikan Wharf Co.
COAL
COAL ;
NAN I MO
Lump Coal
$9.00 PER TON.
Ketchikan Wharf Co.
C. M. Tavlor
Phone 64 A^ent
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Hardware. Clothing. Shoes, Inderwear,
Fishing Outfits.
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Go To
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
Ketchikan, - - Alaska
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HOP DREAM OF WRITER
ABOUT ALASKA PEOPLE
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M - berg
Belle Stein, and a daughter of
- i in, ,i well known eh»r
seter of She Tanana. was re
• . ■ V . : Hi P.i- . Tex
\ js, and her father seal her a
■ se:u o' : :: He. e > ., par
J af the effusion of an El Pas?
’ newspaper man in describing
{She incident:.
"Away ...a north ... Air.sk.i
l where Aleuts and kyaeks arc
I kings, the noise of a man’s
I walking rips through
. x- :rn x . . b die*. M re
• 1"..-:. a ' • - ,s -
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l down or. a err xcr l-.-x to read
. , letter th t t . • rr.:r. ! - •
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"He had ics! h ~ s' -
“Womea and -
The grind of frozen sice*
gainst banked and
| tooghtened snow is perhaps the
| only music that makes
■es . r W’;
- : slighter marries, he los
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I re
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—Advertising.
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For a good and Hass* pa
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THE FISHERIES OF
ALASKA IN ISIS
1' S. Bureau f Fisheries
r.-cnmont No. 707. entitled.
"Al.-.-k Fisheries and Fur In
• ~ : i| .n 101-." has beer
. c.-e.\ed and ■ • a very readaho
.. .d \ usable document in mam
"uiars. The greater par
: on devoted to tin
-hr - - of She territory, whirl
I was prepared by Messrs. \Yar<
f. B wer and Harry Clifton
| " through th. kind per
of Hr. H. M. Smith. I’
i Commissioner of Fisheries,
vts were enabled to print in ou:
. >! i Annual, which apeare
J nuary.
Some 56 pages of the repor
•re devoted to the fur indu*
Alaska, .- td "e heart
* i -c the request made th:
rear by the Commissioner the
he Secretary o: Com me re
‘Sake under consideration th
b * :y of appealing to Co
• '-*- for reHef from the neces
A »f alministering the taw
regulation* affecting ih
irbearing animals of the ter
a c Alaska." A* he we!
•tales. She siAjeeJ is not evei
‘-wotriy related So the l?gi!
ru a i :netkn> of the Bure
xcept in so far as it relates ti
quetie animals whose purs
- -ti: ;*• - a fishery.
For th? carrying on of th*
n >f the i-Av relating tt
and fur-bearing animals Con
- ha* provided ih? pitifu
‘ five w arden*, and it i
ateiif Jo anyone aj all famiiia
h the immense extent of Al
aska, and the meager trans
M'-i'i >n :tir> available it
be interior, that these men. it
--2;-urate. n cover but ai
• m-i part f the Ter
• .. ! would be a sign of
- : rn -r. rhe part of Congres
f it merged ibis smalt force
is*■ .hat now- m charge of th*:
■ -me under the direction o*
i: -r >r.—Pacific Fisher
man.
♦ ■ ■
Cabins Tor rent at Bully's, ad
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ft • *nber the quality of
gi pot coil is guaranteed bj
** 3 XOf Hi land Dock Co. adv
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M -. A. E. Wells, hairdrs*
- --Ip-treatments, shampoo
g :A manaccring. Combing
f,-- p. -mpi' Sine of switr*
O r B:;r2?n"* Store. N?v
Town.
Dry Sox Shoes
Cg "V. Full leather
E/lra long oak tcnne 1
■; fyc 5* cour, tar extendi.: g to
!'ball of foci end a: " ' 7
HOW as a/i arch support:-:
T’S
* ... _ OilclothCn/nj be
D UILT tween inside kid A
lining end verr.p
■ Full leather vamp
Solid obk
tanned heel
I nid hnmg
Extra heavy steel shank
Rubber welt sewedin withleath
cr welt. Makes the shoe as ab
[ . so/uiely water proof as
it is possible to net it
| h side cork lining
'■ Solid oak tanned sole
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j RECEIVER FOR SALMON
PACKING COMPANY
■ Ou the petition i f Roy \Y.
N'evin. who has a claim against
the company, Judge Royd J
I'alliuau on Sept. 10 appointed
' Sehoonwaid as receiver for
he Puc;..e Coa<: k Norway
Yoking G mpany. Receiver's
• nd was lived in Die sum of
'20.000. The plaintiff sots
orth that, while the assets ot
'he company exceed the lialul
tios in value, there is danger
ha the concern will become
nsohent. The receiver slate?
very dollar of indebtedness ol
he company can be paid off if
tie company has a ‘little time
n which to get its affairs in
shape.—Pacific Fisherman.
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TAKES OF PRIVATE
HATCHERIES IN ALASKA
The following are the take?
vf eggs at the various private
hatcherie< in Alaska .together
vith the dale of the report in
jnestion: Alaska Packers As
ocial! n—Fortmann hatchery
Sept. I . 2.9 40,000 red sal
nan eggs: Karluk hatchery
August t . 12.830.000 red sal
no n eggs, a total of 15.270.000
vggs. Xorlhweslern Fisheries
Company—Quadra Lake hatch
■ ry- Oct 5 . 17.723,000 red
almon eggs, and Hetta Lake
latehery Sept. 30 . 4.835,-j
,oo rod salmon oggs. a total
■ f 22,558,500 eggs.
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NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
1 ;j the Commissioner's Court
• f the precinct of Ketchik n.
Territory of Alaska, Division
o. 1, In Probate.
In the matter of the estate
• f R. 8. Hoit. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
•an Nelson has fiij.J his final!
conn: in this court, as Ad-j
ninistrator in the estate of R.
Holt, deceased and that the
me and place of holding tbs
'ina! hearing for the allowance
>f sair account and the hear
ng of objections thereto, has
»een set for Monday. Dee.. 28.
1911 at the Court House of Ket
-hikan. Alaska, whe nany objec
ons thereto may be heard.
*one in open court this 23rd
lay of October.
E. S. STACKPOLE.
Probate Judge,
•'irst Pub. Oct. 29th. 1914.
La?t Pub. Dec. 3rd., 1914.
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TO THE VOTERS OF THE
?IRST DIVISION OF ALASKAI
I announce myself as an in-,
lependent candidate for the!
Maska House of Represenla-'
:ive- on the following platform:
t. Complete enfranchisement
of women
i. Abolishment of fish traps in!
Alaskan waters.
:. Legislation obliging a hus
band to support his wife and
children.
The passage of a latw re
quiring a residence of six
months for nen-resident fish-:
errnen to qualify for the right
to fish in Alaskan waters for
commercial purposes.
>. Legislation making S. E. Al-j
aska a separate territory.
I*. A law forbidirig Gevernment
employees to engage in other
business on penalty of re-:
moval and that ail be put on j
salaries.
'. A law providing for the Aus-j
tralian ball d system in Alas-|
ka
MARY A. C. GIBSON!
Mrs. XBLS GIBSON) !
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4 -fon Cream Waffles at the
t *ew York Hestaurani. adv.
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For cakes that taste like more,
i ee the little white man wtih
he little white cart. ' adv.
! a d ■ old wa'er &nd bath. $12.
• per month. Apply Miner Of-;
| fice. tf adv. j
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TONGASS TRADING COMPANY |
Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plant
Will Weld Anything
Agent—Atlas Gas Engines
Genoral Machine Shop
Bring your machine work to people who will
appreciate the business
Ketchikan Iron Works
YOU CANNOT DECEIVE A
WOMAN
about laundry work. She knows
the good and the other kind
thorougnly. Send your shirts,
collars, etc., to this laundry
and we guarantee they will
meet with your wife’s approval
There can be no higher praise
for our laundry work than that.
KETCHIKAN STEAM LAUNDRY
' NORTHERN MACHINE WORKS j
1 Agents I
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J Standard Gas Engines 1
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l Gas Engines Supplies 1
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¥ Ketchikan, Alaska %
* We Manufacture and Keep in Stock all kinds of §
Spruce and Cedar Lumber |
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* Can fill any order either stock +
i or cut to specifications ... |
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l Steamer Vigilant and Barge Blanche %
* for charter for freight purposes I
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% Ketchikan Power Company |
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No Fxtra Fare on Tliia Train
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