CLARIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
See oar new iine of Millinery be
farv baying Opened on
April 1ft. John Kohl’s building
next to the Printing Office.
MESDAMES PATCHING * CROSS
ndr.
FOR SALE—A two roots cabin
ard a lot on Stedman Are., City.
Tie lot is S© foot front by 15©
feet dees*. For particulars apply tc
"T>»d"’ De Young. Adv. tf.
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
A Model Xo. 5. L C. Smith Type
writer in splendid condition for sale
for fifty dollars. See and try the
machine at X". F. Zimmerman's
store. adT.
i?end to your furs and yet the
best market price for them
from P. J. Gilmore. adT.
SETCHSAX CAMP, NO. iak A. B.
Meets every Monda ing
at 8 p-nu, at Red Men’s
Visiting Brothers Wdc jt
H. M. Stackpole, A. C
D. M. Smith Harris, A. R.
GRAXD EASTER RAT.T
- ae Sadies of the Catholic shtxrch
have decided to give an Easter Ball
on April 24, the day after Easter,
Preparations are being made by a
fstBsittee to render the dance a
successful social entertainment.
xona: TO THE PrBLIC.
Hereafter, the Skating Rink wfli
be opened to the public every day
and evening of tie week- Saturday*
afternoons and evenings will bo
for the children and beginner?
Friday evening for whites only.
Saturday afternoon for children,
tf MANAGER.
Remember ladies that you should
see the new suits and coats just
arrived at the Tongasa Trading
jj Company, before you make your
Easter purchases. They are the lat
j est in every wspert. tadr.t
PITTING ON STYLE.
Attorney Charles H. Cosgrove,
the ever enterprising “Charles* is
busy then; days remodeling his res
idence and incidentally “putting on*
style. Mr. Cosgrove says that with
, the rush of people into Alaska, we
should all make the effort of our
lives to make a showing of pros
perity. at least in proportion to our
' means; which means that he is
prosperous.
MR. DIAZ TO LEAVE SOON.
Mr. Din. the popular retired res
taurant keeper, who for years has
been a resident of Ketchikan, where
5 fee acquired «• msiderablc property,
will leave next Tuesday for Soap
I ake. the noted summer resort in
ihe state of Washington for an in
definite stay.
After school, when ywnjr Miss
Diaa will be at liberty to travel,
with Mrs- Dias, will travel south
to join Mr. Diax. Many will miss
the genial host.
AT THE HOTELS.
At the Stedtrati: F. W. Cole. L.
F. Hanlon. Charles Nickerson. T. A.
Heckman, G S. Fnrber and wife.
P. Shanahan, Geo. Looker. F. J.
Griffiths. C W. Speer. J. C. Clark
and Dan Johansen.
At the Revilla: F. Forier, Bob
Ballard. G. Angelo. Miss Tokken.
S. L. Radeiet. J. J. Durian. J. F.
Fugh, J. H. Nichoaids, C. A. Schon
acker. Geo. Rielly. Mrs. Ollie Gray.
S. Levrik. John Autry. EL W. Flet
cher.
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ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
DAILY BIBLE READING.
Topic for week: The Healing Pow
i ex of Christ.
Saturday.
St. John 4:46-54.
“Go thy way; they son liveth.*'
The healing power of Christ is
not limited by distance or time:
Jesus was in Cana, the nobleman's
son in Capernaum. Yet through the
father's faith Jesus healed the son.
Christ is present with and within us
today, and can heal us if we will
let him.
Sunday.
St. Matthew 17:14-21.
This king goeth not out but by
prayer and fasting."
The disciples used the same pow
er that Jesus did. and cured manv
iltnesses. vet they failed with this
boy. Jesus succeeded. He was able
to pray more earnestly, to put more
effort, life, into his praying. It
is easy for us today to say prayers,
but really to pray, in thought and
in deed, takes sincere effort and
concentration. Yet we can pray if
we try hard enough*
SERUM TO BRING
THE DEAD TO LIFE
BALTIMORE, April 14.—Resus
citation of persons who have lost
consciousness from drowning or as
phyxiation is possible, say experts
a: the Johns Hopkins university
who are experimenting with a ser
um. the injection of which into such
victims will stimulate the heart to
action after it has ceased to beat
and keep the spark of life in the
body until the respiratory organs
have been restored. Experiments
with animals have been successful,
but the serum as now used pro
duces so great blood pressure or
hardening of the arteries that it
cannot be used. It is expected,
however, that a practical serum will
be found.
BIG SALE THIS AFTER
NOON’S ATTRACTION
The joint sales of the Ladies' Aid
and the W. W. Girls in the M. R
church basement this afternoon
proved an attraction to the ladies
f of Ketchikan. The many booths with
the attractive articles found ready
sales. The W. W. Girts, ail looking
so sweet and business-like, disposed
of their hom« made candies of
which there was a great variety in
no time. The dainty baby clothes
which they so proudly displayed
and made by themselves found
ready purchasers. The lea tables
were kept well filled, and altogether
the affair was a great success, both
from a financial and social stand
point.
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LEAVE FOR HYDABURG.
Rev. Mr. Howe accompanied by
Mrs. Howe and little daughter, left
for their home in Hvdaburg this
morning on the Forest Service boat
Tahn. During the last week of
their stay in the city Rev. and Mrs.
Howe were the uest of Dr. and
Mrs. B. L. Myers
THE CARMEN LEAVES.
The Carmen left yesterday with
the big Alien outfit in tow for Pet
ersburg. their final destination. The
party put in here for repairs some
ten days ago. and were detained
owing to the recent stormy weather.
They came from Olympia and go
• to Petersburg to locate permanent- j
ly. __
Remember ladies that you should
see the new suits and coats just
arrived at the Tongass Trading j
Company, before you. make your.
Easter purchases. They are the lat
est in every respect. (adv.) i
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ST. JOHN’S CHURCH
HOLY WEEK
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Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, will j
mark the beginning of the special j
preaching mission to be held at
St. John’s church. On Sunday the j
series of sermons on the Atonement ;
will be concluded. “The Palms”’ will j
be sung by Mr. Pennell as a bari- |
tone solo.
Services will be held at 7:30 j
each evening during the week, ut j
which practical addresses will be
made, which, strengthened by the I
singing of old familiar hymns and ;
brief earnest prayers, will aim at !
the deepening of the religious life
of the church people and the draw- ,
ing of others to an interest in the •
truths and the reality of religion.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all, whether or not members
the church, to attend.
PREPARING FOR THE'
INCREASE OF BUSINESS
Ever ready to grasp an opportun
ity, Mr. Cannon, of the Cannon
.Bakery and Grocery, is busy put
ting in a new oven in his place
of business. With the completion
of the improvement, he claims that
he can double his product, and ac
cording to the present outlook, the
necessity for an increase in pro
duction is quite at hand, he says.
SENATOR WORKS IS AFTER
THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
WASHINGTON, April 13.—Sur
geon General Blue of the public
health service was asked in a reso
lution introduced by Senator Works
of California to resign the presi
dency of the American Medical As
sociation, to which he was recently
elected.
Senator Works contended in the
preamble to the resolution that
ns the association was conducting »
medical campaign along its own
particular line of thought, no offi
cial of the United States should
serve as an officer. The resolution
was referred to the committee on
public health.
Senator Works is a Christian
Scientists, and it is not improbable
that his resolution will bring before
the senate th^ whole question of
the so-called “nWdical trust” and
the program of compulsory medical ''
inspection sometimes insisted up
on.
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Tho Daily Progresive-Miner de
livered 7f> cents per month.
All kinds of commercial print
ing done at the Frogressive-Miner.
I An Unexpected Opportunity
5 For the woman who wants a
| STYLISH
y New Easter Gown
Ill There are one hundred new Spring dresses in the lot
S Specially Priced
| to sell for . .
H of fine Silk Pcplins, Messalines, Silk
a Crepe de Chine and many other soft lus
r, trous material that is a favored fab
lj ric for Spring. In plain Blues, Black,
|| White, Fancy Stripes and Flesh Color
P Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumes, Toilet Goods, H
H Rubber Goods, Sundries, Etc. g
P Stationery, Office Supplies, Inks, Mucilages,
P Pastes, Architects and Engineers Supplies. j!’
g Agents: U. S. Charts, Coasf /^ots and i
g Tide Tables. |
g Edison Phonographs and Records. T
n Our Jewelry Stock Is being closed out at ijj:
! r greatly reduced prices. H
I Mr. Peck ham will be with us till about March 30. Those !£!
having work to be done, or requiring Optical i3>
work should call before that time.
RYUS DRUG CO. I
Established 1901. Phone 39. &
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The Bo i Marche
Announces the arrival of a large ship
ment of Ladies and Missess new spring
Dresses, Skirts, Waists, fliddy Blouses,
hosery and Under Garments
Just Time for Easter Shopping
The Bon Marche invites your inspection of our store full of
bright new spring goods for men, women and children
Do your Easter shopping NO W!
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Men and Boys The Store ih«t sells for less Women and Girls
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ORDINANCE
NUMBER 116
An ordinance providing the fix
ing of salaries of the officers of
the City of Ketchikan for the year
ending the first Tuesday in April. '
1917.
The Common Council of the City ,
of Ketchikan does ordain: <
Section 1. That the salaries of (
the officers of the City of Ketchi- !
kan for the year ending on the
first Tuesday in April, 1917, and 1
until their successors are elected
and 'luaiified or such offices are' <
for any reason declared vacant. I j
shall be as follows: j|
City Cleric, per month.$ 25.00 <
Municipal Magistrate. 25.00 <
Chief of Police. 100.00 j
Chief of Fire Dept. 25.00 '
City Treasurer 2 per cent upon ’
all faxes collected or money re- j 1
ceived other than from Federal 1
sources. '
Section 2. This Ordinance shall j,
be published in the “Daily Pro- j <
gresstve-Miner," a newspaper pub
lished in the City of Ketchikan by |
two publications thereof, and shall ■
be in fore* and effect y from and '
after its passage and approval.
Passed and approved this 12th ;
day of April, 1918. ''
Attest: M. J. KEN'EGHA.V, ;
3. A. PI.UM LEY, Mayor, i
Clerk.
We sell Seattle brewed “BOCK I
BEER" at to Seattle Bar. adv. it
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At the GRAND
TONIGHT_ ‘
Friday and Saturday, April 14th and 15th, 1916 I
THE MASTER KEY
Climax piles upon climax in genuine profusion and the
spectator is hurled along in to a still more thrilling adventure,
with each episode. Ruth in the clutches of the conspirators.
. the burning bridge, and the r unaway car down the narrow moun
tain roadway are among the adventures of No. 4.
Five reels of pictures o pening with
An Animated Weekly
“THE NIGGER,’’ Sunday and Monday .
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Like A (iood Merchant!
Crescent Baking Powder
Always gives you the most
value for the least money
It’s a pure high grade result
Producer
25 cents per pound
All Urovers
Crescent Mfg.
Company
Seattle, Wash.
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A Big Assortment I
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New Spring Dress Skirts I
of new Spring fabrics and colorings, marked «
To Sell at $3.50 to $6.50 1
Lots of those new 2S
Three Piece House Dresses 1
(Called Breakfast Sets) p
Loose Coats, Full Skirts and Caps to match and 2S
many patterns to pick from
Marked to sell at $1.50 a set ||
A big range of styles in Ladies' M
dainty Voil, Organdy and Marquisette g
Lingerie Waists, marked to sell at g
$1.50 to $3.50 I
| Gas oat Supplies 1
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ISchebeler Carburators
Spark Plugs
Dry Batteries
Life Preservers
Side Lights
Galvanized Bolts, Nuts
and Washers
Spark Coils
nica Washers and
Tubing
Multiple Batteries
Fire Extinguishers
Fog Horns
Ship Chandlery of all
kinds
I Get Your Trolling Outfit NOW!
I STOCK J. R. HECKMAN & CO. SERVICE |
6 The Department Store