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FOR PLUMBING
That is Plumb,
l.ooka Plumb, ‘ i i ;
Stays Plumb, i
Done by a Plumb Plumber
J. C. Foord & Co.
The Phone is 91
There's But ^One
REVILLA BAR
In AH Alaska
It is noted
as
The Home
of the Famous
Jack
Daniels
whiskey
The Best is none
too good for our
Customers.
ORE SACKS FOR SALE
Four hundred new ore sacks
fur sale cheap for cash. Apply
at the Miner office.
Mrs. Gibson, public steno
grapher, telephone 142. After
noons room 4, Tongass BuUd
ling-_adv
8AM IS HOME AGAIN
Sam Bartholomew who was
recently shanghaied on board
the Sampson, returned to town
this morning. Report has it
that Sam was so busy bidding
a lady friend good by that he
never heard the whistle or re
alized that the boat was mov
ing until she was down by
Saxman.
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FOR REAL E8TATE BARGIN8
8EE H. L. FEDDER8EN
07 acres with improve
ments $300.
Good paying business $350.
10 Room furnished
rent $35. $2,500.
8 Room furnished house
rent $40. $3,200
2 Flat buildings close in
rent $35.7 $1,500
1 Room shack and lot
22x40 $200.
3 Room house and shack
rent $20. $800.
2 Flat building, lot 150
by 50 rent 65. $3,500.
Boat house and lot 100
by 90. ' $750.
Property for sale in all parts
of town. Office Motor Boat
Club Building*
H. L. Feddersen
Real Estate and Renting
Phone 107-Front St.-Ketchik»n
TO BID ON JUNEAU BLOCK !
A. W. Quist the building con
tractor was a passenger up
from Seattle on the Alki. After
looking over the structures in
which he is interested here in
town he will go to Juneau,
where he will submit plans
and specifications and a bid
on the business block Charles
Goldstein the merchant there is
planning to build this coming
season. The building will be
of the same general construc
tions as the Tongass building,
100 by 100 feet and five stor
ies high.
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A CHANGE OF PRIESTS
Among the passengers for
Ketchikan on the Seattle this
morning was Rev. John Francis
Hayes the new priest in charge
of the local Catholic Church,
who comes to succeed Father
Shepherd, who in turn goes to
Valdez on the Alameda tonight
to take charge of the Catholic
Church at that place. Father
Hayes comes from the Gonzaga
University at Spokane.
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New sweaters just in Field’s.
Advertising.
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Childerns free matinee at the
Dream Saturday afternoon
2:30. adv.
Overcoats from $15. to $25.
at Field’s. adv.
Gold Shield Coffee |j
“Always” Good_ |
STEEL CUT - CHAFFLESS |
IN SEALED CANS ONLY .** |
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SCHWABACHER BROS. & CO. Inc. OAK OLSON, Representative. |
SEATTLE .IN NORTHBOUND ^
The City of Seattle of the «
Pacific Coast Steamship com- j
pany arrived in port from the *
south between five and six this j
morning. She had eighty-one *
first class and two steerage j
passengers on board a dozen ,
or so of whom were for Ket- j
chikan. She had 51 tons of ^
freight for local people. j
BOILER AWAITS j
CITY OF SEATTLE j
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Boilers which have been un- j
der construction for the steam j
ship City of Seattle for the pas* \
three months at the Seattle I
Construction & Dry Dock Com- 1
pany’s plant are very nearly i
completed and will be ready <
for installation in the vessel 1
as soon as the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company takes her [
off the Southeastern Alaska
run for the winter. The in
stallation of the new boilers is
part of a plan of extensive re
construction work *on vessel
which has been under con
sideration by the Pacific Coast i
officials for some time past.
Gapt E. Lewis McNoble is ex
pecting details and specificat
ions for the work from the
San Francisco office shortly.
The Seattle is expected to de
part from Seattle on her last
voyage of the year October 20,j
on completion of which her re- I
building will be undertaken.
I have for Sale
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
W. P. Powers
Pnone 106 - - Front St.
3£&33t&cmfcS3C&S'*S3i®S
aiaSSBS^-'W^HS
£r:gm33cmm£3K^i33&^?i-*. —. -■-**£ j
| As soon as you get ready to : |
| look at fall or winter Clothes, g
I we’re ready with HART SCHAF- jjj
| FNER & MARX |
I New Design’s. |
„| We are also agents for the well known w
makes, FLORSHEIM SHOES for the man g
mi who cares. Utz & Dunn, Ladies Fine &
S SHOES. Arrow Brand SHIRTS and COLLARS h
[j| Keiser Cravats, Dent’s GLOVES. John n
m B. Stetson HATS, w
| J. R. Heckman & Co. 1
l i The Home of HART SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes ! $
RADENBAUGH SHIP YARDS
T. W. COLLINS, Manager I
FIRST CLASS
Boat Builder
Ship Caulker
and Repairer
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Alaska Coast Company
FOR
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Porta
Connecting at Sea ' < wltn
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For San Francisco and Southern California
ADMIRAL SAMPSON
Northbound Oct. 3 Southbound, Oct. 16
H. C. STRONG, Ketchikan, Agent
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CALENDARS FOR 1914 ] 1
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