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Underwear, Flannel Overshirts,If
Oil Clothing, Gum Boots andj|
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I Across the U. S. Custom house ^
among the churches
First ht E. Church
Sunday Churah aerTiee Ham a»<i
f:30 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30.
Friday choir meet* $ o’clock.
First and third Wednesday after
noon* at 1:30 Ladies Aid Society.
H. W. MIC EE NEB, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Low Mass at S:39 a. m.
High Mass at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30p.ni.
Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. m.
Week bay Mass at 8 a. m.
Rev. PAUL P. KERNS.
Pastor.
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Saint John’s Church
Rev. Harry P. Corser, Priest la
charge.
Sunday S a.m. second bun
day of the month, Holy Com
munion.
0:49 a.m. Native Sunday
School.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon. During July and Aug
u-t 2nd and 4th Sunday only,
3 p.m. Native service.
During August, 2nd and 4th
Sunday's. September. 1st and
3rd Sunday’s.
Thursday S p.m. Choir prac
tice.
Meeting of Vetsry first Mon
day night of each month:
Woman's Guild, alternate
Thursdays.
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Christian Science Society
Subject, Sunday Oct. 18
Doctrine of Atonement
Tront street, Ketchikan,
P.ogular Services Sunday 11 ar.i
\\ ednesoay evening reading
•v.d Song Sen-ices, at 7:30 p.m.
All Are Welcome
INDEPENDENT
DRAYING COMPANY
General
Hauling:
and work of all »:nds
McBAIN A EGGAN, Props.
Launches
Rough Rider and Teddy
Monday, 8 a. m.—Chomley
(Sunny Point), connecting
with mail carrier for Su^er
and all points on West Coast
Prince of Wales Island.
Tuesday, 8 a. m.—Metlakahtla,
and Dolomi.
Wednesday, 8 a. m.—Loring
Yes Bay (Cannery Hatchery)
B£l Island Hot Springs and
Shrimp Bay.
Thursday, 8 a. m—Same as
Monday.
Friday, 8 a. m.—Kasaan, It
Camp, Rush & Brown and
Hollis.
Saturday, 8 a. m.— Hadley.
Carries Passengers and
Freight
Hubbard & Williams
Masters
Agents for
WADHAMS OIL CO.
I Ketchikan Wharf Co. 1
COAL |
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NAN I MO
Lump Coal
$9.00 PER TON.
Ketchikan Wharf Co.
C. M. Taylor
Phone 64 Agentj
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Ketchikan, • m Z Alaska
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+ NON-PARTISAN TICKET +
+ FOR SENATOR <*
♦ M. J. O’CONNER, Douglas +
+ FOR LEGISLATORS +
+J. R. HECKMAN, Ketchikan +
+ A. G. SHOUP, Sitka +
+ J. G. HEID, Juneau +
+ Wtfl. ?RITT, Juneau +
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RAPS THE NORTHLAND
Seattle and Alaska havt been
; dealt a cruel blow.
Seu Bentley, village cut up
and 1 a| Oracle, of Wich ...
K •• b'gsh.” out of the store
j of his wonderful knowledge—
gained in a trip of fifteen dl‘
! twenty day—has passed judge
men?. A 1 Seattle and Alaska
have been condemned as prac
j tically worthless, Anyway they
; are not as good as Wichita—
> ”g< ‘-h ding it
And t- ' st of it is that
Sen's - as been seatter
| - J broade to the world
through the columns of a
Witchita paper that maybe has
! a greater circulation than the
shed
! Medicine Hal, wherever that
thriving metr*.;* •!.» may be.
Like M \ t' Rf the Frenehj
i author who <-endemnej the
rder : > oin a new epigram,
-• a Berdlv iemned ‘he Pa
eific Coast climate in order that
he might embalm into immor
se s
S-atle weather. Hark to ihe
voiee of Wichita:
gre stale of Washington
greets
With nine months of winter
and three months of fail.”
• i ver. Sen! F>e icedly clover,
“by heck." B it. uh. Sen. how
could y «u >ay them er-o-o-l
wards ' And '‘they was so r
-■ It reminds
of that Englishman’s subtle
Alaska
• was eleven months of
winter an i <• m months f early
spring.
H iviug ret :nied from a trip
into the rosged fastn ss and
•oatr-’dde wilderness ,>f Seat
>— 1 - .agw •>—S oi Bently
h ■ ~ become a social lion in
Wi hi* i. All the glamor that
■ome- to the m o: who h ts'pas
• i tar•:gh . daring adventure
h - been thr* wn around him.
efore, ttSen’s” judgement
■ *f the European war to he rea
•o why yon can’t get a good
•*:g r for 1— than a nickle any
; ii1 re. i- worth having and i
•• igeriy re a ! by ih.■ populou
Wb-hit . So: ~
■‘Seattle i- overgrown,’’ -ay
ffe probably strained
a- k looking at she top of
. i2--~tory [.. C. Smith biiild
i t , which i- a trifle taller than
I c local “opery” house
\v .-It >. Be-ides we have • <
w rd i Sen Kent I v for it thai
Mrs. A. E. Wells, hairdrs*
-r. H alptreatmenls, shampoo
*:g and manaciring. Combing
aide up. Sample line of switc)
Over Bnrgen’s Store, N?v
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Furnished Boom tor rent. Hoi
md cold water arid bath. £12
r>er month. Apply Miner Of
fice. If adv.
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With Ihe .1 ivenillc B islontans
. the, “ISLE OF SPICE” at
, Bed Men’s Hall, Fridav Oct. 10.
I
there are too many “non-pro
ducers" in (he state of Wash
ington—not ell of Hieni are e'l
s .geit in that lucrative industry
growing pumpkins, so as-id
*usly followed in Wichita.
Sen Bently also is an analyst,
lie's deep, i- Bently. lie an
yzed Seattle and found that
he ‘axes are higher than a cal's
I ack. lmt as "Sen" does not
-■ate nvhether Witehila ratines
i ave curvature of the spine,
ie ran gain hut little knowl
ige from hi- altitudinous fig
; 'e of speech.
However, he has Seattle on,
hat Alaska trade, "by heck!"
K doesn't amount to any more
an the trade which Wichita
■'■ats from Kingman and Harp
■ eounlies, where the crop of
nipkins is always good.
■Sen" kn w> all about this, be
ause he counted t;he people at
,ake Bennett, which was de
- -rted years ago.
"Sen" gives Seattle an awful
‘ >awlout" al>-ut that Alaska
ade. He tells the tpeople of
Wichita the facts about it by
■ '.inling the people at Lake
’ nnett. which happens to be
Canada—but that doesn’t
ike ahy difference to “Sen"
’1 uitly. But. still, there i< a
lay of reckoning coming for
* 'n. Somebody will probably
dig tn atlas into 'Wichita
me time, and then the joke
ill-be on "Sen." fos, the people
'ill find out that “Lake Ben
el" and most of the country
hi h "Sen" describes as be
g in Alaska in reality in in
i' mada.
"Sen" saw some wonderful
ngs on his j 'urney to the far
West and North. In Seattle
• e forest fires were so thick
• couldne see the sun, and
’• ten he was passing those
"•iers in Alaska, large chunks
ice fell off every time the
- amship whistled. Wichita
i- never doubted the --tory of
ie finding of the Ark—they
lew it must be true because
1 er< w.'- fat in the bunk where
■ ra slept. They never have
1 ■ ibted the story of the man
" h wanted to go from the
^ <r*h to the South pole, and
i-e Jonah, accomplished this
••vniderful feat by 'having the
w'h dr -wallow him at, one pole
i I then relea-e him at the
her. But “SenV statement
iiou! those falling glaciers is
-' ■• !- i with -om? -keptici~m.
Bently watched a -hip spend
a hours i ading O.ftOO cans of
almon. They mu-t have pack
I it on board one can at a
• me. Anyway. “Sen” has a
m of this succulent fish, which
’i- file buying ami celling for
i'h that enable- Field to grve
>a -uch good values. adv.
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For Sale—6 h.p. Fairbanks
; dorse marine engine, complete
itli carbureter and hi,gh len
ion magneto, shaft and wheel.
\ppiy Sparhawk’s Store, adv.
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Ail kinds of fresh green veg
ib'es at,
l. F. ZIMMERMAN. adv.
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If you want your hauling don -
ght try Independent Trans
fer Co..-Phone fl-i. adv
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Now is the time to fill your
n> for the winter with .Jingle
; ot lump coal. Remember the
nalilv is guaranteed by the
irthland I>o<-k Co. Phone f’>0
T
! • is keeping for a souvenir.
At Sitka. Bently saw a notice
i i the jail that all prisoners
v ho did not return before W o’
e ek would he locked out all
light. Miglitv strange people!
‘ sun” maybe will write a book
a.tout it when lie gets time and ,
i>n'| bus\ studying the effect of
t ie moon on the watermellon
crop.
Bently saw a lot of towns on
1 - trip. Some tof thorn were
1 gger than Wichita, but none
wore better. He heard some
g Hid yarns on the trip. He’s
going to repeat them at the
0 iriier drug store this winter to
a number of populists with
ITeir whiskers shaved.
He's going to give Seattle
>■ me awful slams—but. "Sen.”
wtiite you are cutting up and
amusing tlie populace. Seattle
v ill bo going ahead in its feeb
le way. building 'hips and sky
s capers, mills and manufactur
ing plants, establishing now
channels of commerce.
Alaska will build a main trunk
line railroad—that won't run to
Whitehorse City in Canada—and
in the meantime while Sen is)
getting his geography sti^ight
ened out, both Seattle and Alas
k i will try to survive the shock
tii his verbal onslaughts.—J. J.
1 uderwood, in Seattle Times.
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Overcoats exactly suitable for
the climate at Field's. ad.
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Fairbanks—J. It. Russel, who
i- now operating his own
ground on 21 Goldslream, which
was given up by the Huddleston
b’others recently, is now in the;
v oney having opened a rich;
p ivstreak after taking hold)
v. ith his crew. He struck it a- j
)■ nit two weeks ago. almost tm
p ediately after going to work ;
o i the preperfy and 'has opened j
■i v enough ground to keep him
a id a big crew of men busy)
a t the fall at least it is said. (
'He man whi visited the prop- ;
e-ty said that tie had seen pans),
r nning as high as a dollar.,;
Russell made his first cleanup 1
a week ago and it was a sub-);
s antial one.—Ex.
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When in doubt try Field’s;)
■ e specialist for a suit or over- ;
coat. adv. j!
Thomas Corville, a British !
war veteran who was anxious;)
to get into the fighting zone)
without delay, left Dawson re
e ntly to walk from the Klon-I
d ke to the front. He did not
h ive tlhe price of steamer fare'
from Dawson to Whitehorse.
Failing to get it from anyone’;
here he took a little hardtack i'
' id hit out over the overland )
trail, 365 miles, for White- '
h ir-e Corville wa- in the south '
African Campaign fur the '
t'nion Jack. Corville recently '
was engaged at Coal creek a< a
miner.—Dawson News.
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The young men of town
-hould -ee Field’s assortment
of suits. adv.!
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Furnished flat for rent, En
r jire Sally’s. adv.
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Suit- from 2 l-2yeors of age ;
up to men- -ize 46 at Field's, ad j
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Coming the, Bostonians, Red
Men’s Hall. adv.
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Try new Wellington lump
rat, the best on the market At- j
• ka Steamship Co. Phone 64 I
—Advertising. )
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Children- -kiiffer- at Field’s.!
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We have a fresh supply of New ;
Wellington lump coal from j
' aniamo, B. C. Ketchikan
Wharf Co. Phone 64. ad.’
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A well furnished room for
uit with board if required, j
‘-plcridid view of bay. Hot and)
aid bath, every home comfort, j
Terms moderate. Apply at the;
Miner office or P. O. Box 312.)
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^ In the very latest styles. j» jK
£ Quality and Workmanship
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Oxy-Acetylene Welding Plant
Will Weld Anything
Agent-Atlas Gas Engines
Genaral Machine Shop
Bring your machine work to people who will
appreciate the business
Ketchikan Iron Works
YOU CANNOT DECEIVE A
WOMAN
about laundry work. She knows
the good and the other kind
thorougnly. Send your shirts,
collars, etc., to this laundry
and we guarantee they will
meet with your wife’s approval
There can be no higher praise
for our laundry work than that.
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Spruce and Cedar Lumber f
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Dry Sox Shoes
Full leather
lined
v^atT^
Extra long oak tanned
WftTr counter extending to
v 1 *“ ball of fool and acting
HOW as an arch supporter
it’s
_ Oilcloth lining be
bul LT tween inside kid
lining and vamp
Full leather vamp
Solid oak
Hid lining _ lanr>edheel
Extra heavy steel shank
Rubber welt sewed in with leath
er welt. Makes the shoe as ab
solutely water proof as
it is possible to get it
Inside cork lining
Solid oak tanned sole
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