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| SUGAR I
g While Our Present Supply Lasts I
I II lbs, for $1.00 $8.50 Sack f
& GET OUR CASH PRICES ON *
§ MILK AND POTATOES
§THE H. R. THOMPSON ST0RE|
I! Winter Rates
NOW IN EFFECT
I Gome in and let us show you the Rooms |
Steam Heat Galore
S VERY REASONABLE
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| Revilla Hotel
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CONSIDERABLE CASH
AVAILABLE
Representative Shoup who,
during the last session of the
I Legislature, introduced the hill
■ requiring the Territorial Treas
, u or to apply for and receive
moneys in the Federal Treas
ury due the Territory as a per
rentage from sale of timber on
National Forests in Alaska, in
speaking of this matter before
his departure on the Mariposa
last night, said that approxi
mate y >50.000 is now in the
Territorial Treasury from this
source. This money must all be
, expanded under the direction
of the Legislature for roads
and schools in Alaska, and as
ninety per cent of this money
lie- conic from Scutlieasterr
Alaska Mr. Shoup feels that
‘hat proportion should he ex
pended here. He has already
suggested to the Divisiona’
Superintendedt of the Road
; Commi^ion that a part of thi
monoy should be used in build
ing i wagon road from Ketchi
kan to Charcoal Point, and pro
poses. if he j> re-elected, tc
endeavor to secure tha neces
sary appropriation for tius very
necessary local improvement
Mr. Shoup retains a very lively
interest in the welfare of flu
| Ket hikan District, where h<
. lived for f ar years, and is urg
ing this matter bee u:*e of his
l personal knowledge of it
j needs.
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SEND THEIR CONTRIBUTION
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Ketchikan's donation to the
Prince of Wale . War Fund, for
he relief of widows and or
phans of the British soldier
killed in the present war, w -
j -tarled on it> way to London
| this week. It was donated by
< *"nicr residents of Great Brit
ain or her colonies, residents of
' Ketchikan and is part of a hug
fund now aggregaiting million
of dollars.
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| PACK MOSTLY
MOVED SOUTH
The withdrawing of I he
'learner Spokane from the Al
aska run indicates that the great
or part of this season's pack of
almon has been moved to thej
j oulh. Of course a little re-1
i nains in small lots at the dif
erent canneries, but nowhere
s there much. The price has
j een such that there was every
ason for getting the pack on!
of fir.-t hands, which has been
done.
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NEW TEACHER AT LORING
Owing to the resignation of
j Mrs. Con Giebel, Miss Margar
et Hamilton has been appointed
eaeher of the government
• - liool at Loring, going there
j vesterday. Miss Hamilton was
formerly teacher at Hydaberg.
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HAVE YOU FOUND ’EM
Lost a pair of bi-focal spec
tacles in a black case this morn
ag on the waterfront seme
) where between Heckman’s Dock
and the Newtown float. Find
er bring to Miner Office and re
ceive reward.
WILL OPERATE FOUR BOATS
The Alaska Steamship Com
pany makes the announcement
that, it will operate four boats
!<* Southeastern Alaska this
winter, starting Nov 1st. The\
c ‘ f
will be the Mariposa and Ala
meda. hieh will of course go
to Western Alaska, each oper
ating on a sixteen day schedule, j
which will give that region a
boat, on this line every eight
lays; then the JefTerson and
Dolphin will bo run on a twelve
lay schedule, which will give
is boats about every four days
ui this line alone, the best
winder service that any com
pany has ever attempted for
this region.
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MUSIC FOR SALE
Having a stock of Standard
Graded Studies also other in
struction books, piano solos,
and duets, secular and sacred
songs for men's voices, choruses
for mixed voices and women's
voices, and the latest popular!
music. I will be pleased to
have you look lover my stock.
Hours 10 to 12. G to 8.
MRS. II. F. ELLIOTT.
Over Thompson’s store.
I El Sidelo |
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I quality; CIGARS 1
I Lilly and Columbia Sizes |
I ALLEN & LEWIS—Distributors g
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| JOHN W. STEDMAN, Representive |
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1T VIJ Spark Coils, Magnetos^ )
Search Lights and thatg *
Satisfied Feeling. |[
11. I
H J. R. Heckman & Co. 1
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For Plumbing thats Plumb
Call FOORD the Plumb Plumber.
The Phone is 91 S
8
Alaska Transfer Co.
Walter Gray, Prop
GENERAL TEAMING
AND DRAYING
ORDERS TAKEN FROM All
DOCKS
PHONE EITHER 77 OR 61
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Job printing at the Miner.
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Nu-Bone Corset |
Mrs. F. P. McCURDY 1
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Ketchikan Representative |
£ NOT SOLD IN STORES £
£ Phone 135 For Appointments 2 A
jj Or leave orders at
5 Mrs. Wasburn’s Millinery Store Hr ^
I Guarantee with every Nu-Bone Corset
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;{ The Effect Of The European War On Drug Prices. |
f| We have arranged a display in our window for the week which will show at a glance why the ||
|| present War may affect the prices on some articles. Our jobbers report a falling off in the supply «
§of some of the products from the War Zone, and such conditions are apt to cause an advance on
some goods. We have our stock in good shape, and were able to make purchases on some goods 8
after the war started and before the market was affected. Any advances which we may be com- ri
r§ pelled to make will only be such es to cover the advance in the cost to us, and we shall protect * tj
' our customers to the fullest extent. 1 he quality of goods will not be reduced, and we shall contin- &
8 ue to conduct our store in a manner that will merit the confidence and goodwill of our customers. 8
i| DON’T FAIL TO SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. 8
I Ryus LJrug- & Jewelry Co. 1
Established 1901 m
8 Phone 39 8
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