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Hen’s Clothing, Hats, Shoes,
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5; Oil Clothing, Gum Boots andj|
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The Cheapest Store in Town
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5$ Across the U. S. Custom Housev 3
AMONG THE CHURCHES
First M. E. Church
Sunday Church service 11 a. m. and
< 30 p. m.
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30.
Friday eh* ir meets 8 o’clock.
First and third Wednesday after
noons at 3:30 Ladies Aid Society.
H. W. MICHE.VEB, Pastor.
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
Low Mass at 8:30 a. m. >
High Mass at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30p.m.
Sunday Vespers at 7:30 p. m.
Week Day Mass at 8 a. m.
Rev. PAUL P. KERNS.
Pastor.
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Saint John’s Church
Rev. Harry P. Corser. Priest i:
charge.
Sunday S a.m. ^second Sun
day of the month) Holy Com
munion.
0:45 a.m. Native Sunday
School.
11 a.m. Morning Prayer and
Sermon. During Oct., 1st and
3rd Sundays. 3 p.m. Native
it
servise.
During November 1st, 3rd and
5th Sundays.
Thursday 8 p.m. Choir prac
tice.
Meeting of Vestry first. Mon
day night of each month;
Woman’s Guild, alternate
Thursdays.
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Christian Science Society
Subject Sunday, November 20,
Ancient and Modern Necrom
ancy, alis Mesmerism and Hyp
nitism, Denounced.
Front street, Ketchikan,
Uegular Services Sunday 1 i am
Wednesday evening reading
and Song Services, at 7:30 p.m.
All Are Welcome
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House for Rent—Furnished
five rooms, hot and cold water,
apply Charles Finzel.
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For cakes that taste like more,
see the little white man wtih
the little white cart. adv.
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Boston Cream Waffles at the
New York Restaurant. adv.
THE MINER
DAILY: Putilisheii every weeK ay. sunset iptioti JI.A) pt r month
WEEKLY: Published every 1 rtday.SMX) Per Year ill Advance
Entered as second elass matter March SSih. 19 ’ at the peStoftlee In Ketchikan, Alaska, undei
the act ofirch-3. tsts),
MIXER PUBLISHING COMPANY. Pi Bi.lsDKlls.
RICHARD BUSUELL. JB., Editor M. H BUSlIELL. Associate Editor
EDI TO R I A L P A G E
WHO AM I?
I am the fimmdation of all
business.
I am the f mi nit of prosperity.
1 am the parent, most times,
of genius.
I am the salt, 'that gives lit
its savor.
1 have laid the foundation ol
every fortune in America, from
Rockefeller’s dAvn.
1 mu sit he loved before I can
bestowe my .greatest blessings
and achieve my greatest ends.
Loved, I make life sweet ana
purposeful and fruitful.
I ran do more to advance a
youth than his own parents, be
they ever so rich.
Fools hate me: wise men
love me.
1 am represented in ever;
loaf of bread that comes from
the oven, in every train fiial
crosses the Continent, in every
ship hat steams over the ocean,
in every newspaper that comes
from the press.
1 am 'the mi. (her of demur
racy.
All progress springs from
me.
The man who is had friends
with me can never get very ! i -
—and stay there.
The man who i' good friends
with me who is not afraid of
men, can go-hvho can tell how
far?
Who am I ?
What am I?
1 AM WORK.
B. C. Forbs, in Amerie. i’.
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HOW' TO HANDLE
CHRISTMAS MAIL
People are advised not to
wait unlit a boat is ready to
depart before mailing pack
ages
Parcels posl packages to all
! points in Hie United Stales is
i 12 cents per pound, or any
i fraetiffn thereof above four
uinees. Below four ounces i>
j is one cent per ounce.
Each package should he
arefully wrapped and Hied and
he address plainly printed with
..‘lie senders name and address
in the left hand corner. Manx
1 packages fail to reach Itheii
testfnation because they fail
1 'o pieces.
The limited force at the
postoffiee handles as much
mail n~ many cities with 10,
000 population. On some boat’s
betwwit 1.000 and 5,0000 Id
ol’s mii received besides the
second class nia.l'er and the rep
i
'try package'. When mail is
muehed jnsi before (the sail
ing of a boat the force can
handle nix- ?o much and the
public could greatly assist, ii
1 di;■ ;r do the efficiency and
dispaleh of the office by re
neinhering this and also 1>>
xvi.’ighing their own package
ud affixing the stamps .
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vARSKAL CISHOP
GETS A STROKE
Harry A. Bisli’ p, Unite*
i - imii dud for the Eirsi
ii vision, was seized with '<■
sir..ke of apoplexy at noon yes
terday. while sitting in his of
iec. He was taken do Ihe St.
Ann hospital and at an each
hour this morning was still
uncoil'd rus, but breathing
r - ilar. At the time of the mi'
ortunale occurrence Hector
McLean and .1, Mullen were in j
he office. Neither man had i
any inlimali m of what was
uming until they noticed the
h Mr. Bishop
... - . r. Dr. E. M. Bevis
was immediately sumummed
and tlie man removed to the
hospital. l)r. William Ballister
the eye specialist whom Mr.
Bishop had consulted previous
ly, was also notified, as well as
Dr. Sloan, the family physician.
VI I'm' hospital (he physicians
ipiiekly hied ihe patient so as
to remiove he pressure of the
blood from itlio brain as much
as possible. Mr. Bishop Iliad
not been in good health for
some time and had consumed
Dr. Ballister regarding an oper
atitm for removing the cause
of the present tnauble.
Tile hemorrhage took place
on the loft side of his brain and
bis right side is mosftly paral
yzed. Shortly 'after midnight,
realizing the many friends ol
the marslhal anxious 'lo hear of
his i+'iidilion, the attending
physicians issued a statement,
in which they said I he patient
was still unconscious, but he
was breathing regular and all
of thi1 conditions wore favor
able lo 'liis recovery. Mr. Bislvop
but recenltly returned from a
trip outside, having taken a
patient lo Ml. Tabor and retim
ed with a Japanese witness
wanted in the Yaniaslhilta mur
ler case.—Juneau Dispatch.
’ARTNER OF BUTZER
LOCATES IN JUNEAU
0. R. Hart, a partner in bus
ness w1 iith George Butzer, ar
’ived in Juneau on the City of
seatille and will assume charge
if the business interests in this
■egion unitil Mr. Butzer has
idly recovered. When asked
is to the ondition of Mr.
hitzer, satid that he was re
•ofering as fast as was Jo he
■xpccted of a man as griedjus
!y hurt as Mr. Butzer had beer,.
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FOR SALE
One 10-IS h.p. Eastern
Standard Heavy duty, marine
Gas Engine; two cylinder, four
cycle. Almost new, A-1 con
dition. Price $025.00
EUGENE WACKER, Ward’s
Cove, Alaska.
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Good warm room for rent at
the Inside Inn. If. adv.
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Boston Cream Waffles at the
New York Restaurant. adv.
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JUST ARRIVED |
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^ Fall and Winter Goats; g
& In the very latest styles. 1 S? ,
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j* Quality and Workmanship £ J\
| The Best. jj| ej|
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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
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YOU CANNOT DECEIVE A
WOMAN
about laundry work. She knows
the good and the other kind
thoroughly. 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.
KETCHIlvAN STEAM LAUNDRY
| NORTHERN MACHINE WORKS I
t Agents |
I Standard Gas Engines f
l Gas Engines Supplies I
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Ketchikan, Alaska *
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11 in.. ■ mu n i ■■ H li
The REXALL STORE will Give Away
With every 5 3c. purchase of Rexall Goods
Including the extensive line of Stationery
and Toilet/. Tides, one Bow! containing
T WO GOLD FISH
"'rug Company