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WHITE CLOVER BUTTER
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Flavor and Quality. |
Churned from purest
pasteurized cream.
Always on hand, Always
D3 good at right prices.
At
THE H. R. THOMPSON STORE
PHONE 8
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I Revilla Bar
The members of the Skag
way basketball team which re
cently visited Gastineau chan
nel and were guests of the
Mexican team at Treadwell
have issued a card of thanks
which has appeared in the
Skagway Daily Alaskan to the
Treadwell team “for the many
courtesies that were extended
during our recent vicit to
that town, and to assure the
members of that team that we
only wait a fitting opportunity
to reciprocate.
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George R. Dedman, one of
the proprietors of the Golden
North hotel at Skagway, was
seriously injured recently
when a large folding door of
the hotel’s woodshed fell upon|
him. The Skagway Alaskan
' says he is improving and it is
thought that he will recover.
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up to size 44.
Ladies or Gents siuts to or
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Did you see Finzel using that
Piano Truck of his? It is a
winner, and guarantees that
i your piano will be moved with
out a scratch or a mar. adv.
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Rogers Lyton that Villian at
the Dream tonight. adv.
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FOR SALE
Six horse power Miaous
engine, complete with shaft
and propeller. Good condition.
$00.00. Sec H. R. Thompson.
—Advertising
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“Pathe Weekly” at the
Dream tonight. adv.
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BOARDING HOUSE WANTED
Man and wife, experienced
camp cooks, want contract to
run boarding house at Mine or
Cannery, apply Miner Office.
—Advertising.
Job printing at the Miner.
INFANT CHILD DIES
The infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Latimer Grey died
recently at the family home on
Gastineau Heights. The baby
was just two weeks old and
had suffered greatly since
birth. Mr. Gray is well known
in Ketchikan and his many
friends extend their sympathy
to them.
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R. C. Miller, Ole Dickson,
Charles Greime, F. E. Harbottle,
and W. L. Phelps constitute
Whitehorse’s team in the in
ternational bowling contest
that is now in progress.
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E. J. Slier has resigned his
office as United States court
Commissioner at Georgetown,
on the Kuskokwim river.
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"Uniform* They Wore.
In Angus Hamilton's “Afghanistan”
is mentioned the following interesting
episode:
“The staff of the frontier regiment
on guard along the Afghan side of the
border had accepted an invitation to
the mess nt the Russian post. They
arrived in due course, appearing in all |
the full dress grandeur of second hand
railway uniforms. The officer com
manding the detachment exhibited on
the collar of his tunic the mystic
words ‘Ticket Collector.' His subor
dinate. a subaltern, wns content with
the less exalted label of ‘Guard.’ Out
of courtesy to their guests the Rus
sians suppressed their merriment, re
ceiving nevertheless the impression
that a portion of the subsidy granted by
the government of India to the ameer
of Afghanistan wns taken out in the
castoff uniforms of British public com
panies. The fact wns that the ameer,
through his agent in India, had acquir
ed a large parcel of discarded clothing
nt one of the annual sales of con
demned stores in northern India.”
HAVE YOU REGISTERED?
The registration books are
open at the Council Chambers
and all who want a voice in
municipal elections should reg
ister at once.
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der all prices all colors, all
weights, all sizes, Field’s, adv.
DID YOU REGISTER?
The denizens of Carcross
gave Percy Reid, for many
years mining recorder at Car
cross, a banquet on the eve of
his departure from that place
for his old home in Eastern
Canada. Mr. Ried, who is a
Liberal, was recently succeed
ed by Archie McLean, a Con
servative. Both Ried and Mc
Lean are Youkon pioneers.
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The big dredging companies
of the Klondike have resumed
operations for the spring. They
expect material increase in the
gold output this year over that
of last.
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The Cordova Alaskan says <be
regular time from Chisana to
Cordova is now four days.
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Remember the St. Patrick's
Ball March 17th. adv.
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RIFLE FOR SALE
For Sale on 25-35 Winches
ter rifle in first class shape,
apply at the Miner Office, adv.
The Dream Orchestra tonight
Advertising.
Fero silk petticoats Field, adv
One piece dresses at Field's
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Glove found—If you happen
to have lost a man’s glove, size
8, call &nd get same from Van
Zant. adv.
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The best $1.50 kid glove at
Field’s. adv.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS
...Registration for the .Muni
cipal Election to be held at
Ketchikan, an April 7th, 1914,
will open at the Council Cham
bers, Main Street Monday, Feb
ruary 23rd, 1914. Office Hours
1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Registration
will close on Saturday, April
4th, 1914, at 4 p.m. All per
sons who desire to vote must
register.
S. A. PLUM LEY
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“steel where steelhelo/ws"
SHOT GUN SHELLS
rAre made with a steel reinforcement —placed
^ the head and rim—“steel where steel
belongs.’’ All Peters Smokeless Shells,
“Target,” "High Gun,” “Ideal” and “Premier’’ have this
superior feature. The wadding, shot, etc., are of the finest.
Absolutely the most satisfactory shells on the market.
“League," the best black powder shell made. Peters
“Referee" loaded with the famous Semi-Smokeless Powder is far
better than any black powder shell, but costs no more. Has many of
the qualities of smokeless loads.
J. R. HECKMAN. & CO. INC.
Ketchikan, Alaska.
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j Nu-Bone Corset J
I Mrs. F- P- McCURDY J
| Ketchikan Representative
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5 Phone 135 For Appointments. ■>
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Why not have a set of
LAUNDRY TRAYS J
installed in your wash room?
FOORD has them |
No trouble to show our fixtures. i <
REMEMBER OUR
Work and Prices are both 0. K. 3
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Repairs Neatly Done
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W atches left with us for repair GIVE satisfaction. Our work is done by a Graduate Watch
maker, trained in the work, with a thorough knowledge of every movement, and with a Stock at
hand to enable him to make the proper repairs.
Plain and fancy engraving of all kinds. We deal in loose and mounted precious stones, re
new old mounting and re-set loose stones.
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RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39