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THE CLIMAX
15 EXPECTED
(By Al*s*a Nc?& Bureau)
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SlXzJZ SUITS, OVERCOATS :
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MAHeuMoCM WO* a CO. ?
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NOW ON DISPLAY
We have a fine as
sortment of Suits at
12.50, 14.00
15.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, 27.50
28.00, 30.00
Overcoats At
14.00, 15.00
16.00, 18.00
20.00, 22.50
25.00, $30.
YV? )iMi to our liu?
Uffure l .kitig \our I'tnchwUe.
j H. J. LYNCH
? ru Up-lo-U#l? I ?i?J I .Allien' Fuini?her
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7? In an exhaustive and forceful
g' tttunent Ballinger declare* that the Alaska coal lands
shall be immediately opened supplying the markets of the
Pacific Coast and furnish Alaska the needed relief.
HOMC LMD SHOE
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? The Herald
thus uMxrulng prettii'te tiw ekctloo of
I,ix. democratic caiutiilau* for ?over
ur of New Yttfk by 50.000 over Stlin
aoi. r^pubttc?n: aavs Haruuxi wUl
win in Ohio by ton to thirty thous
and, and that Woodrow WUsoii will
be elected in New Jersey by seven
thousand. In the fi&roe issue it pre
dicts the defeat of Judge Baldwin in
Connecticut, but gives no figures.
BR CRM GETS REPRIEVE
LONDON. Nov. 7? The execution
i*; iw Crtppea has beem postixwit^l till j
the 22nd by itfder of the Home sec
retary No reason is assigned.
UNWIND j
ill IDE FINISH
(By AliiM News Bureau)
OY8TEK BAY. N'ov. 7? Roosevelt
t> from here j-lnujjht to tin- m??tr*> *
u.i.i vrhere ho will finish the 4
iu whirlwind styk'.
DUTCHMAN
WILL FLI
(By Alaska New* Bureau)
NEW YOKK. Nov, 7 ? A J vk-es re^
>rii J hcr? btate thai Count
liu u. ooiutug u> AiuerU-a with
.wa airs.li l i> journey to I ho NorUi
pok.
S&ka&wAy Wrio, No. 25, P. 0. E.
will huhl a <>iKvkU meeting tonight f. i
the i>arpoBo o S initiation All worn
bers are ?*umebtly reguoot.-vi to be
imwut Visiting inwmbe>rs are uor
d tally United to attend
WILL FLY
WITH TURKEY
(By Alaska New? Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? McCunly has
postponed his flight from a steamer ?
a -a baik to this c4t.v- until Thanks-'
giving day.
IS
(By Alaska News Bureau)
SYRACUSE, N. Y. Nov. 7? Lyman
C Sm'th, the millionaire typewriter
manufacturer is dead
CVxmin' to the rye ? the Old Gibson
rye. Is a very happy diversion. Tuek
has it at the Board of Trade.
Hrtfiiimi Kinase and Jimrnie Ken
nedy have returned from a wry suc
cessful duck hunt on the Chllcat
flats? killed all the Httle ducklings
that came In sight.
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;: Our Winter Schedule J
:
.j. STORE HOURS? Beginning: Nov. ist +
+ we open at 8 a m. and close at 6 p. m. *
+ Saturdays, 8 p. m. *
+ DELIVERIES? All orders received be- *
+ fore 10:30 a. ni. will be delivered before *
* noon. Orders received before 3 p. m. +
+ will be delivered before supper. +
j Ganty & Frandson \
?J* ??? tr|? ?g? *|? ??? #?? ?!* ??? ??* ??? ?|? ?|? fr?? ??? ?|?
TAFT NAMES TURKEY DAY
(By Alaska News Bureau)
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nov. 7? j
Piasidaut Tait has issued the aavuual
Thanksgiving Proclamation, naming ?
the twenty-fourth as the day. He j
takes occasion to mention, the univer
versal international pea?e abounding
at present; the great population of
our country and the excellent har
vests.
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? One thousand
taxica. drivers have joined the sink- ;
iug expressmen.
PRES. II
(By Alaska News Bureau)
CINCINNATI. Nov. 7? President |
Taft will arrive tonight After he |
votes tomorrow he will go to Charles
ton and embark at that place for Pan
ama.
The Alaska Steeiuship Company's j
Agent has received a cable stating j
that the Doiphin left Ketchikan at
9 this morning and should be here
tomorrow afternoon. She brings lo
tons of freight.
WALL STREET
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? Wall Street
will vote almost solidly for Dix to
morrow. The "street" will keep open
house and get returns.
?
(By Alaska News Bureau)
NEW YORK. Nov. 7? Tomorrow
will be a busy day here as both par
ties have made arrangements of
great activity in getting the voters
to the polls.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Co'.s
Senator arrived about 11 o'clock last
night with 75 tons of freight tor
SagAvay. She sailed on the return,
voyage at 3:30 this morning tafciitg
20 passengers.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE
Any Suit in Our
Window For
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