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Green Stuff
Always on hand
Always Fresh
At right Prices
THE H. R. THOMPSON STORE
PHONE 8
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Only 3 Stories
I “But it’s ail comfort”
If it was 5 it would
be just the same
Revilla Hotel
PONAHONTA8
HAVE A GOOD TIME
The local Pocahontas lodge
entertained members and
friends last night, at cards,
dancing and refreshments, and
a very good time is reported.
One especially interesting port
of the program of the evening
was the presentation of a gift
of appreciation to Mrs. Bruce
Hoffman, the retiring Past
Pocahontas.
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GOOD WORK AT FOOT
OF DOCK
Everett Paup and his crew
are to be complemented for
the improvement they have
wrought at the foot of Dock
Street, which has been raised
to grade and replanked. The
old city float at that point will
■ be repaired as soon as possible
and thus the whole street will
be in fine shape again.
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For sale, one electric lamp,
{inquire at the Miner office adv.
RECENT ARRIVALS AT
THE STEDMAN HOTEL
Among the recent arrivals at
the Stedman Hotel are Craig
Millar and Rev. Chas W.
Hawkesworth of the West
Coast; W. G. Beattie and Miss
Ester Gibson of the education
al department; Frank H. Taseh
er the well-known drummer,
and Clair W. Flemming repre
senting a Portland cracker con
cern.
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PAT GOES TO WORK
P. J. Gilmore, the clothier,
has blossomed out in a new
light these days, he has shed
his coat and gone to work
hammer and tongs in tearing
out tlie old store room in con
nection with the Ketchikan
Bakery. Pat owns the property
and will erect a new bakery
building for our worthy Mayor.
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For Sale—Clarinet in pefeet
condition, together with in
struction book. Ipquire Miner
Office.
I The Admiral j
1 JAMES J. CLANCY. Prop. £
£ s
• Headquarters for good fellows S
: V £
£ Front Street Ketchikan, Alaska |
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| Nu-Bone Corset f
if Mrs. F- P- McCURDY |
i!4 Ketchikan Representative +
|i NOT SOLD IN STOKES 4
4r Phone 135 For Appointments. $
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!$ :: A Guarantee With All Nu-Bone Corsets :: |
QUESTS AT THE
REVILLA HOTEL
The past day or two have
been busy ones at the Revilla,
among the new comers which
are T). W. Terwilliger the vet
eran drummer; J. A- Snow, in
ternal revenue inspector; Geo.
W. Woodruff and wife, who
conies lo lake his desk in Ihe
customs house; M. M. Church
ill and wife; O. B. Smith, T.
Cartwright and Ed. llinman of
the Granby Smelter; and Louis
Levy the fur buyer.
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ADMIRAL EVANS A
FINE ROOMY VESSEL
The Admiral Evans, ,formerly
the steamer Buckman, arrived
in port about four o'clock this
morning oil her first, trip into
these waters. She is command
ed by Capt. M- M. Jensen and
Carl Strout is purges. Though
27 feet shorter than the Sam
jpson the Evans is a more
roomy vessel, being two feet
wider than the former, and her
.accomodations are belter. She
had ten tons of freeight for
Ivetchikan and seven passen
gers. Thelatter were Al. Kreid
ler; B, 0, Flpmpiing, Lpujs
; Levy, Jack Hendricks,
I Greenbauni, IT. M. Smith and
j Neptune Matson. She will be
in southbound about March 4th
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HE'LL SKIN YOU
|F Hi GETS A CHANCE
Louis Levy, the veteran fun
buyer, arrived up on the Evans
nnd has been passing the glad
hand around ever since. Louis
is on his way in on his annual
tri.p down the Yukon, but will
cover the whole of the coaslal
region before going inside. It
is reported that he took les
sons in pinocle and solo in
Trico this winter and is hop
ing to put one or both over on
liis old Alaskan freinds.
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John Bunny at the Dream to
night. adv.
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| Trollers Supplies 1
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Large and complete stock ks
§of salmon trolling gear. Im- A
ported SCANDANAVIAN rish- f2
ermen’s Splitting and Sheath W
knives. M
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| Gill Net H “2” Cotton and Linen f!
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J. R. Heckman & Co.l
Why not have a set of
LAUNDRY TRAYS
installed in your wash room? |
FOORD has them |
No trouble to show our fixtures.
REMEMBER OUR j
Work and Prices are both 0. K. I
Pacific-Alaska Navigation Co.
FOR
Seattle, Tacoma and Puget Sound Ports
Connecting at Sea ’ i witn
Alaska Pacific Steamship Company
For Son Francisco and Southern California
ADMIRAL SAMPSON Southbo und Feb. 20.
ADMIRAL EVANS Northbound Feb. 17.
H. C. STRONG. Ketchikan, Agent
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Repairs Neatly Done
Watches left with us for repair GIVE satisfaction. Our work is done by a Graduate Watch
maker, trained in the work, with a thorough knowledge of every movement, and with a Stock at
hand to enable him to make the proper repairs.
Plain and fancy engraving of all kinds. We deal in loose and mounted precious stones, re
new old mounting and re-set loose stones.
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RYUS DRUG AND JEWELRY CO.
Established 1901
Phone 39
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