We are still selling
—THE FAMOUS—
Golden Gate Coffee
Tho not at sale prices.
We have other interesting prices,
which save you money.
H. R. THOMPSON, Phone 8
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statistical, and civic value. This edition contains STS text pages and in
cludes among its timely additions a remarkably concise Review of the
War in Europe and the Causes of the War, arranged chronologically, that
in itself is worth alone the price of the book. This is supplemented by
The Mexican Situation and the Colorado Strike. Some of its features are
notes on the wars of the world; the political State reforms of 11114; details
of the special or emergency tax; analysis of the prison population; factory
statistics; workmen’s compensation laws; occupations in the United States;
the Federal Reserve Act; the Federal Commission; statistics of foreign
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the progress and plans of tbe Palisades Driveway; a paper on the aero
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REVILLA HOTEL NEWS STAND SELLS THEM, 35 CENTS EACH.
"NEEDS ONE CORRECTION ”
Local people are in receipt of
House Bill No.. J, introduced by Dan
Driscoll of tho Fourth Division. Tho
bill provides for official or Austral
ian ballots for all tho elections in (
Alaska hereafter, and is n good one.
One section, the 16th needs a littli i
riling. It provides that every,
polling place in tho Territory shall
1 provided with a sufficient number i
of booths or screens wherein the vot >
er ■ shall mark his bnllot. ’' That is j
good as far as it goes, but it seems
to this paper that provisions laser ;
iug absolute secrecy in the marking '
of the ballot should be provided. :
This could be done by either pro- j
scribing the form of the booth, or j
requiring that nobody approach with- |
in 6 feet or so of same while occupied !
In- a vptor.
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REPORT BAD WEATHER
The steam halibut fishing vessels j
Chicago and San Juan were in port!
today on their way south. The form- !
or had 150,000 pounds of halibut on
board, the latter about fifty thous- I
and. They both report very stormy
weather and the fleet at anchor un
der the Ice of Kayak island waiting
for the weather to break.
Famous pictures coming
Word arrives from the south that
Louis Lane and his well-known schoon
er, Polar Bear, are on their way
north and will arrive in Ketchikan
early next week. While here Mr.
Lane plans to show his famous Alaska
motion pictures, showing hunting
and trading scenes throughout the
Arctic, on both the Alaskan and
Siberian sides of the north. The
pictures have been shown all over
the States and Europe and have every
where been considered as wonders.
Watch for the announcement of the
date. adv.
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DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
The Sons of Norway wi'l give one
of tlioir Social Dances at Moose Hali
Saturday night. Everybody welcome.
good time is assured. Fine Music
and a jolly crowd. Tickets $1.00. ad
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Kathlyn will only lie at the Dream
t wo nights. adv.
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EGGS EGGS EGGS
From March 13th, we will sell
Kvafthurst and Lakewood local
eggs fresh every day. Every egg
stamped, at 40 cents per dozen.
N. F. ZIMMERMAN.
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PARENT-TEACHERS MEET
The local Parent-Teachers Associa
tion met at the schoolhouso last night,
the subject being a general discussion
of the early impressions of our school
days. The meeting was a very in
teresting one. Next, meeting. Wednes
day April 21st, will bo wholly given
over to a review by Dr. B. L. Myers
if the book of the eminent Dr.
•iacoby “Child Training as an Exact
Science.”
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Kathlyn in three reels at the
Dream touight. ad.
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NO SUNDAY SERVICES
Father Kern has asked the Miner
to state that he expects to go to
Wrangell on (lie first boat north. On
tliis account there will be no services
at the Catholic Church Sunday.
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Wanted position by first-class sten
ographer and bookkeeper. Best of
references. Must have work. Apply
Miner office. adv.
Dressed Chicken at the City
Market. adv.
j WERNER HORN.
German Who Tried to Dy
namite International Bridge.
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Laying lions at tlio City Market, ail
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■: BICYCLES :
And Sundries
OOR $27.00 FLYER
BICYLES WITH MUSSELMAN
COASTER BRAKE AND COMPETI
TOR ROADSTER TIRES, CAN’T BE
BEAT ANYWHERE.
J. R. Heckman & Co.
! When In Trouble
| Call THE PLUMBER
| THE PHONE IS 91
j J. C. FOORD
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Dr. 4. F. Heimlich
Physician and Surgen
rloom 6, 2 Floor Tongass Bldg.
Phone 13 Ketchikan,
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Have you a friend In the
States?—Send them the Daily
Miner. Phone 89
lob printing at the Miner.
Alaska Delivery
WALTER GRAY, prop
COAL DELIVERED FROM ALI
DOCKS
PHONES 51_77
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1 The Sale Satisfies The Consumer! |
p flore than any Mail Order House §
p Will Give You for the Money : : : 3
I COME AND SEE Merchandise that has never been offered at $
1 such Low Prices in Ketchikan |
« Ladies’ English Slipon, worth $16.00 for $9.00 Men’s Flannel Shirts • ■ ■ ■ 80 cents §
8 Men’s Rain Coats, ” 16.00 for 9.00 Men’s Pants, large sizes, 40 to 46, for $1.50 |
a Ladies’ Men’s and Children’s Sweaters f(li,dr(ln., nant, aild Drawers f
8 Worth 3.50 and 4.00, now 1.00 and 2.00 g
& w,.„ ,. IT . Worth 85c., now 35c. Ji
8 bilk Messalme Underskirts, jj
H bold at $4. and $5., for 2.00 l adies’, Men’s and Children’s Shoes |
u Men’s Golf and Stiff Shirts, 10 and 15 cents Sold up to $4.25, now 1.00 and 2.00 |
g THESE ARE ALL BIG VALUES FOR CASH, NO DISCOUNT |
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