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Phone 89
ALASKA LUMBER &'B0X CO.
Mfrs. Spruce, Cedar and Hemlock Lumber
Box Shooks and Trap Capping
STOCK or AT.T. SIZES AND GRADES CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CARETUL ATTENTION GIVEN ALL ORDERS, LARGE OB
SMALL SEND US YOUR SPECIFICATIONS AND ALLOW US
TO BID ON SAME.
^ Cable and P. 0 .^Address - - Hadley, Alaska
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Home, Aug. 26—Owing to the in
tensely hot weather and the worry in
cidental to his efforts towards se
eming peace in Europe, the Pope is
! on the verge of a breakdown, and has
j been compelled to abandon all audi
| cnees.
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i BROUGHT IN FOB. TREATMENT
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Chris Stevens, who was working for
l the Princeton Mining and Milling
i company at Polomi, was brought in
| today for medical treatment. While
: working in the woods, he slipped
S falling on a jagged stick in such a
j manner that he snagged his arm
i badly. He is cow in the local bos
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DELAYED BY FOG
After being delayed by fog, the
Admiral Evans arrived in port from
the south about eleven last night.
Capt Obert reports that never in the
years that he has been navigating
these waters has he seen fog any
worse than that encountered this trip.
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HERE WITH BRIDE
Wm. Aikens, Schillings Pest repre
sentative inthis region, is a local
visitor. He is accompanied by his
bride, and is of coudse the recipient
of the hearty congratulations of the
host of frien-is he possesses in tht
north. The Miner extends congratu
lations.
The Weekly Miner f3 per year.
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J| Rough Dry Laundry J
? 30 and 35 Per Dozen. J
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| Electric Laundry f
SHOWS THE
BruAels, Aug. ‘Jt>—The military
governor of Belgium posted notices
throughout the country today that un
less Belgians obeyed the orders of
German officers and went to work on
| the roads and other public works they
| would be thiowu into prison.
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The schooner Prospector, ('apt.
Andorran, of the New England Fish
company's fleet arrived in port this
morning with what is probably the
1 iggest catch in 1 er aistory. She was
out just eleven day - and brought in
ever So.dOO pounds of halibut.
Gene Brice won the first Jitney
Gus at the Dream last night with
-"9 votes. Owing to the departure
of Donald Richmond he had a walk
away. Tonight the contest starts all
over again- every one is level with
the board now. s ■> the Jitneys in
the Tongass window. adv.
j Seattle, Aug. 26—Tlie steamer
i Humboldt sailed from this port for
| the north last night. Her passengers
I for Ketchikan include Mrs. A. Shop
; ard and one steerage. She was de
layed on her way south by fog and
! thick weather.
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With all the freight she could
''pack'" and a good big list of pas
sengers, the Alki made port this after
noon. Among those for Ketchikau
were Mrs Fred Hilliard and family,
and Clyde Morgan. Carl llerg of the
Citizens Light, Power & Water Co.,
is making the trip north from this
' port. This is his first vacation in
; eight years.
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LABELS MAY BE uhED UNTIL
JUNE 1 1916
The 1*. S. Department of Agricul
ture on July 12 extended until June
1, 1916. the time limit for use of
labels and cartons printed before
May 11, 1914. which ’o not state the
quantity of the contents of the food
; package in terms of largest unit, but
which otherwise plainly and correct
ly indicates the contents A food
inspection decision had ordered the
i change in the marking system iu order
i to compel that quantities be stated
in the manner most readily intellig
ible.
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by Louis J .sepK Var\ce
THE GREAT PROBLEM PLAY
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The GRAND
TONIGHT
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ith INSTALLMENT ENTITLED. “DEAD RECKONING”
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EXTRA! EXTRA!
Extra Suit FREE
The purchase of any Boy’s Suit entitles you to
another suit of the same price
Absolutely Free
Until September 1st.
J. R. Heckman & Co. g
Phone 5 jj
Ketchikan, Alaska |
CREOSOTED PILING
FREE FEOM ATTACK BY TOEEDOES OR DECAY; COST NO !
MORE TO DRIVE. A CREOSOTED PILE DOCK OR BRIDGE IS
A PERMANENT STRUCTURE. THE SAVING FROM THE USB '
OF CREOSOTED MATERIAL IS ENORMOUS, AS COMPARED ’
WITH THE UNTREATED. NO EXPENSE, INCONVENIENCE OR j
LOSS OF BUSINESS DUE TO FREQUENT RENEWALS OF TOR
EDO-EATEN AND DECAYED MATERIALS.
WRITE FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES.
PACIFIC CREOSOTING COMPANY
Largest in the World
910 WHITE BLDG. - SEATTLE, WASH. !
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D. Smith Harris
0. A. R.. Arctic Brotherhood; Sec
etary; F. O. E.; C. of R., Red Men;
R., Camp No. 20. A. B.; Custodian
led Men’s Hall. Office Hours from
to 5 p.m. Telephone No. 9G.
Comfortable, sunny furnished rooms
’or rent, fine view. Apply the Miner
>ffice. adv.
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