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Over the Ice.
PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS
Route Your Express and Freight Care of Me.
Make All Arrangements at Cotter’s Store
Seward and Anchorage.
HERMAN L. GENTSCH
Anchorage PHONE 56-Y Alaska
CANDIDATE
OF [LECTION
The following from a recent issue
of the Ketchikan Progressive-Miner,
published near Mr. Sulzer’s home
town of Sulzer, would seem to indi
cate that the candidate regarded his
election as a foregone conclusion:
Hon. Chas. A. Sulzer, delegate-elect,
accompanied by. Mrs. Sulzer, arrived
Saturday evening on the steamer Ev
ans from Anchorage where he finished
the campaign that resulted in his elec
tion as delegate to congress. Mr.
and Mrs. Sulzer were met at the boat
by a large number of friends and ad
mirers who received them with open
arms and conducted them to the Sted
man hotel where others visited them.
Tired of the hard trip from Anchorage
during which they encountered a ter
rific storm, compelled Mr. and Mrs.
Sulzer to remain indoors yesterday in
order to rest for their trip home this
morning.
Speaking of the campaign, the dele
gate said this morning that he was
pleased with the result; with the gen
erous support given him throughout
the territory. The support he receiv
ed, he said, had exceeded his most
sanguine expectation with the excep
tion of Ketchikan and Nome where he
said he had been led to believe he
would get a large majority of votes.
Nome he said had received him with
open arms and had given him all the
assurances of a big support, but for
some reason or other, at the last mo
ment the voters failed him. In Ketch
ikan, he said, where I am positive I
have not a single enemy, I was doubly
surprised at the result, although, he
added, “I knew Ketchikan had always
been strong for Wickersham, being
my home town I had reason to expect
better. Nevertheless, you may tell
the voters that I am exceedingly
grateful for what they did for me and
I shall do-all in my power to help the
town in every respect.”
In reference to returns from pre
cincts unheard of yet, he said that he
was confident that Marshall City
would give him enough majority that
even if Wickershajjn was to receive
the majority in all the other precincts,
he could not possibly win the election.
“As it is," he said, “I carried three di
visions, something that was thought
impossible by even my most devoted
friends and supporters.”
The delegate is going to his home
to look after his business and will re
turn shortly, when a public reception
will be tendered him.
THEATRES ON THE
BATTLE LINE
Soldiers at the front in France now
enjoy performances of a traveling the
ater company, financed by a group of
philanthropic Frencn people. The en
tire paraphernalia necessary for these
performances is packed in three big
wagons which travel from point to
point along the lines in France. The
plays are given under a modest canvas
roof and across the front of the stage
are the words, “Theatre of the Front.”
The scenery is limited to two sets, one
an interior, the other a rural scene.
Don’t Forget to get your Norwe
gian Stock Fish in time to prepare
it for Christmas. Sundberg’s Gro
cery, corner 4th and C. 106
Bracelet Watches in beautiful de
signs. Lord, Jeweler. 103
For Billiards and Pool try Peter
son’s. 46
Be with the crowd at Peterson’s. 46
An automatically operated trap door
that bridges the gaps between passen
ger cars and station platforms on the
same level has been adopted by an
eastern railroad to prevent accidents.
The cost of maintenance of the
dykes of Holland is about $3,000,000 a
year.
All Scandinavians are hereby re
quested to meet at Robarts’ hall at
8 o’clock Thursday evening for the
purpose of establishing a Scandina
via nassociation.
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Men’s Heavy Wool Mitts .50c
Men’s pure Cashmere Sox, 4 pair $1.00
Pilger’s Famous “P. S. no B. S.”
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Cotton Dress Hose, per pair.15c
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Patrick All-Wool Mackinaw .$6.50
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200-page Memorandum Books
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144-page Memorandum Books,
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Fleishers Germantown Zepher, 2 for 35c
Men’s Imperial Dress Suspenders,
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Men’s Sheep Knit Slipper Soles,
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Ladies’ Sheep Knit Slipper Soles
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Piper Heidsieck Chewing tobacco.
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Misses’ Wool Mittens.40c
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Men’s Fine Wool Gloves, former
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Out of 40c Eggs—We cut 50c eggs to 45c
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10 pounds fancy A-l dried Apples $1.50
Hills Bros. Red Label Tea, pound ....60c
Shillings Best Teas, pound.55c
Folger’s Yellow Label Black Tea ....40c
Any Shirt in House.....$2.00
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Lea & Perrins’ Sauce, small.25c
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Heinz Pickles, Sour Mixed, large
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Sanford’s F Pen Ink.15c
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Pyrene Brass Fire Extinguishers . $6.00
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50-foot Cloth Tape.50c
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100 feet Sash Cord.75c
Dry Glue, per lb.30c
Wood Alcohol, per bottle.30c
Brass Wash Boards .50c
Axe Handles, each.35c
Alaska Post Cards, 3 for.5c
Colgate’s Cold Cream.10c
Stick Cinnamon, 4 pkts.25c
Liraburger Cheese, per pound.30c
Corn Flakes, 6 for.$1.00
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Parowax, package .15c |
Grandpa’s Tar Soap .5c
Gibbart’s Chili Powder, 2 for.25c
Standard Novels, 3 for.$1.00
Standard Novels, dozen.$3.75
Unbreakable Dolls, reg. $1.25 .75c
Composition Books .10c
Colored Crayons, for school use.15c
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