PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
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bishop t/uniovr urn rn^
\ftfr trip to intprior
Rt. Rev. Bishop Crirnnnt left Cor
«iova the other day lor Juneau. Ho
spent seve» a’ days in Cordova aft*'**
having made an inspection trip of the
churches in the interior.
From Chitna the bishop took th*'
auto to Fairbanks, where ne found tK-‘
huger part of the population on its
annual migration to tin? States lor the
winter months. The Inti nor metrop
olis is jubilant over the railway tin-'
being practically completed trom I ai»
banks to the Burns coal fie ds, below
Ncnana. AM those going Outside iv"
very optimistic over the outlook lot
the district, and believe mining will
ecoive a great impetus from cheaper
fuel and transportation conditions.
Farmers in he vicinity of Fairbanks
and the Tatiana valley have raised
good crops this year, and the Bishop
statin! that wheat rais *d in the valley
was being gumnd by lamina valley
Dhil! I \ IF pr case at (Iraels
flour mills. Other V'ops were larger
than usual.
The bishop did not g»*t to go down
i.'u* liver a^ lar ns lloly Cross mission
and 10 St. Michael and Nome, on ac
count of failure to make steamer con
nections. Th»* Victoria could not lam:
:li Nome on account of weather con
dit oils, and was fore. |! to return t-> (
St Michael with passcngcis and the !
f«v i K.
\» no point on the river Ts there any
Sloan’s Lining, r v .11 l ricom- j
forcing r \l f quickly
\TE\ I.In 1 ' . Sloan's l.itii
j nJ nnmt do mi i. J: t penelrctts
^ * vilii i ru■■ »•£ and eases t
external \\ n an i iu ■*, rheumatic
t win;cs, ! . • 50, neuralgia, scinti a,
la me, sore, si rained muscles, l>rt.; o,
spriir.s.
l or J* years’t has " me ahecd win
ning iu .v irrn .ii, 1 uiuiug olvl ones,
slrengt uninc it*' r» •>. t.-.l.on as t e
C lean, < ui
I v"jj tit a s ‘ 1 1 * ins « • i yn
ail \v men, t. is o. I i .. . y siann* v
Can Iv r lied i >n to do its work
prom":!v and suieJv. l km i he without
i mother — .. ;> it hand) •
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fish for use by the natives, who face
the winter with fear ami trembling,
dame is very scarce, although ptarmi
gan and rabbits are appearing again
in some of the districts. Unless gov
ei nment aid can bo secured, the hor
joi*s of famine will visit the Yukon
natives, especially on the upper river.
WAR S AVISOS OKOWINO
LONDON, Nov., 18— The controller
of Dost of ice savings banks has an
nounced that saving was practiced in
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Electric Sewing Machine motors at
Graefs.
National Water Motor VVashet -
at J. L. Graefs.
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CIJOWN GASOLINE $1.08 per case
at Graefs.
EOK SALE Dining Chairs- Graefs.
Fishermen** Supplies at Graefs.
FLASH LIGHTS ami batteries at
J. L. Graels.
Great llritain during the war on n
scale never -before approached. This
has caused some surprise as T’ritish
statesmen have been so urgently
pleading for public economy and t\\°
newspapers have been lamenting the
increase of reckless spending.
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Miss Mamie Evcrsole, sourdough of
Alaska who wc r.t outside to reman
has returned to Alaska nga n and is
connected with t< < Mines !•••
chan! bark o: Ketchikan. Mi .s **‘v.»r-1
sole was formeily hi Fairbanks, the i
with the First Hank at Cordova‘and
during the past two years, previous to
going to Seattle, was with the Har.k
of Anchorage.
7b» Ketchikan papers announce th • 1
birth of a boy to Captain W. C. Did
roll and wife on October 7. Captain
Dibrell is in charge of the United
Slates lighthouse service at Ketchi
kan.
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JOHN A. NELSCN. Manager
Office Admiral Building
Wayne Blue, Agent.
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