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| SUGAR
I While Our Present Supply Lasts f
II lbs. for $1.00 $8.50 Sack
GET OUR CASH PRICES ON I,
MILK AND POTATOES f
THE H. R. THOMPSON STOREf
Winter Rates
j NOW IN EFFECT
Gome in and let us show you the Rooms
Steam Heat Galore
i VERY REASONABLE
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Revilla Hotel
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£ SEWARD HAS BIG LOAD
^ The Seward, wtluich went
I south about three-thirty this
morning had a big load of Al
j a^ka’s products. It consisted
p .of 1,500 tons of ore from Ihe
( Ellamar and LaTouche mines,
| empty cans and canned salmon
t from (he Gorman cannery at
P Sh'akan, 3372 barrels of wlu.le
l oil from Port. Armstrong and
P 5787 sacks of guano from the
i same place. After leaving here
f she was to call in ta Quadra
t where she was to toad 15,000
J cases of salmon and. then line
5 Point for 25,000 cases more.
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TWO BOATS
DISCHARGE FISH
The schooners Selma and
Alton discharged fish iat the
Ketchikan cold storage pla.nl
this morning. The former boat
had 0,000 pounds which ware
sold lo the San Juan company,
I while the Alien boxed her 30,
000 for shipment to Seattle^
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The cannery tender fleperal
Sheridan, belonging to the Bur
nett Inlet cannery, got awa\ for
South Bend, Washington, yes
terday, where she will be put
into winter’s quarters.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
j This is lo notify Ithe public
that we Have a stock of goods
and can make you a Thanks
giving Suit or Overcoat for
*30.00
RUDENICK & SMITH
Merchant Tailors.
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NEW RATES ON
COAL HAULING
Gall up Ihe old reliable Inde
pendent Transfer company.
Phone 64, for your coal haul
ing. Rates from *1.00 to $2.50
j per ton, this is practically one
* half what you have been pay
ing. Remember the number
64.
advertising.
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FINISH SEASON'S WORK
Having completed all the
v ork possible this season, the
s .earner Ghehalis and the power
I oat Arnold left for the south
this morning. They have been
engaged in wire sounding the
v aters of this region for the
greater part of the summer,
having made their headquarters
in Ketchikan.
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ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
IS ENLARGING
Owing to the steady increase
in the volume lof their business
I lie Electric Laundry now has
pien at work enlarging their
building and will then he bet
ler adapted ll^an ever to attend
to business.
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HUMBOLDT SOUTH
TOMORROW
A wire was received today
slating that the steamer Hum
boldt, had left Juneau for the
s ’utli at seven this morning.
oless she goes in to Yes Hay
lor salmon, this should bring
he Humbildt in to Ketchikan
during the early morning,
BAD NEWS FOR HIM
Tihe wire published in last
i iglit’s Miner that the business
1 art of Itfondalc had been wiped
< it by lire, contained bad news
for Charles llotb, who 'is now in
Ketchikan representing San
I’rnnciseo wine merchants. Mr.
lloth owned five buildings at
Irondale, costing him close to
twenty-five thousand dollars,
none of which were insured.
rihe fire therefore was a catast
rophe as far as (he is concerned
and hits him a hard blow.
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MUSIC FOR SALE
Having a slock of Standard
(traded Studies also other in
duction books, fiianio solos
and duets, secular and sacred
Mings for men’s voices, choruses
for niixed voices and women’s
- oicos, 1 will be pleased to
have you look lover my slock.
Hours 10 to 12, (I to 8.
MRS. II. P. ELLIOTT.
Over Thompson’s store.
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See Walker for reserved seats
■or the Bostonians. iadvt
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The Daily Miner $1. per mo.
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I QUALITY CIGARS 1
t i i
Lilly and Columbia Sizes I
0 ALLEN & LEWI S—Distributors ij
| JOHN W. STEDMaN, Representive j -
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17 VIJ Spark Coils, flagnetosg
^ ’ ’ Search Lights and that §
Satisfied Feeling. * g
J. R. Heckman & Co. |
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For Plumbing thats Plumb
Call FOORD the Plumb Plumber.
The Phone is 91
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
>HONE EITHER 77 OR 51
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Job printing at the Miner.
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Nu-Bone Corset |
Mrs. F. P. McCURDY |
Ketchikan Representative |
NOT SOLD IN STORES V
£ Phone 135 For Appointments *
£ Or leave orders at
J Mrs. Wasburn’s Millinery Store •#'
| Guarantee with every Nu-Bone Corset
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RE D MEN’S HALL j
Three Nights Starting Friday October !6 |
Return Of The Famous ft
Opening: Opera
“The Isle Of Spice”
To Be Followed By
“The Princess Chic”
And | r
“My Tango Maid” g
Prices: ,50c. - 75c. = $1.00 |
SEATS ON SALE AT REXALL DRUG STORE |