Apples : Apples : Apples
COOKING APPLES $1.50 a Box
FANCY SPiTZMBERQS $2.00
These are Bargains
We Save you Money on Groceries
THE H. R. THOMPSON STORE
PHONE 8
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10:30 P. M. SHARP
Exmas Eve
| Revilla Hotel
When school was dismissed
this afternoon it was for the
lase time for two weeks. Ie
will not call again until the
first week after the New Year
and as that date comes on a
Thursday it means two weeks
that the children •will have to
romp and have a good time iu
general in.
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NEW YEAR DANCE
Come and dance the old year
out and the new year in at
| Red Men’s Hall December 31.
j Under the Auspices of Thlin
; ket Tribe No. 4, Improved
Order Red Men.
Tickets $1.00 Ladies Free
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Regular meals 25 cents and
up at -the -New York Cafe,
Open from 7 to 10 Frank D.
Hamada, prop. adv.
The Daily Miner $1. per mo.
This has been a first-class
year for Yucon mining. The
gold output will be larger than
last year and will be about $0,
000,000. The largest produc
ers were the Yukon Gold com
pany, and the next largest was
the Canadian Klondike Com
pany.
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Frank Manley has made ap
plication for patents for his
placer ground on Cleary creek
in the Fairbanks district. He
owns discovery claim and Nos.
1 and 2 above.
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Deputy Marshal Al. H. Conlin
who succeeded Thomas W.
Howell, at Flat creek, in the
Iditarod, has assumed office
and is now in charge.
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Parly who took lady’s um
brella from a local cafe lately
by mistake is known. Nothing
will be said if umbrella is re-1
turned to the Dream Theater, i
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J Nu-Bone Corset |!
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| Mrs. F- P- McCURDY fj
| Ketchikan Representative T
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7- NOT SOLD IN STORES *
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, Phone 135 For Appointments. *!
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I :: A Guarantee With All Nu-Bone Corsets :: t.
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VISITOR LEAVES
Mrs. Archie McClellan of
Mary Island Light who has
been visiting w’ith Mrs. Jim
Hart for the past week left on
the Ethelyn to day for her
home on the island. The Ethe
lyn also took mail, Christmas
presents and supplies for the
light station. A contract is
soon to be let for the carrying
the mail to the island which
make it better as there has
been forty days between mail
boajts there. The lighthouse
Department has been handi
capped by a shortage of boats
lo do this work and it was un
able to see to its delivery.
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“A Sailors Heart” at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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A travelogue at the Dream to
night! adv!
I STRICTLY PURE jj
Fresh Milk, Cream z
and Home made |
Buttermilk I
KETCHIKAN DAIRY j
PALACE BAKERY Z
Pone 131 I
Owing to the inconveniance
of reaching me during the
winter months, I have placed
an order book with J. R.
Heckman & Co.
A. E. TEETER.
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27 27 27
THATS THE NUMBER
To call for Dynamite Service
KETCHIKAN DRAYfNG CO.
Chas. Finzel, Prop.
Office at Finzel and Boss store
Coal delivered from any dock.
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DID YO KNOW I
That the gift that is practical and useful Is the < 0>
one that Is going to be appreciated? —— ' ,
A good hammer, saw, brace, or pair of pliers ij
a Yankee automatic drill or screw drier or other
useful tools. Something that’s fancy or fussy
don’t get you very much, while a hammer or saw , i
has it’s real r'1
GOOD PRACTICAL USE 1
|J. R. Heckman & Co.l
J. C. Foord
For Plumbing
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The Phone is 91
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Why not have me give you an
estimate on overhauling your
plumbing. This is my slack
season of the year. All Enam
el ware and toilets are cheap
er than in the spring, why not §
take advantage of it. A 5%
foot, White Enamel Bath Tub
complete $30.00. Sanitary
Toilets from $15.00 up. All
work and material guaranteed.
Alaska Coast Company
FOB
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porta
Connecting at Sea ' i wltn
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
Southbound December 1st.
H. C. STRONG, Ketchikan, Agent
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JUST TWO THINGS
are considered by a discriminating buyer. Those are
QUALITY AND PRICE
The article being considered must of itself have the qualities necessary to
make it worth the price being asked. If it has not, the purchaser is required
to pay for something he does not receive. The remote possibility of securing
other goods offered as an inducement for the purchase of a certain amount
cannot be considered as a matter of quality in the goods themselves, though
it does necessarily have a great bearing upon the price at which those goods
must be sold.
In offering our large and well selected stock of Jewelry, Cut Glass, Hand
Painted China and Novelties to the people of Ketchikan, We have considered
the Quality of the goods first, and do not hesitate to say that, QUALITY con
sidered, our prices are lower than these goods can be purchased elsewhere and
patrons of our Store pay for the article itself and the Quality therein represent
ed. No other inducement is offered. A comparison of our prices will prove
our assertion.
RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.