A. A. Shonbeck
General
Merchandise
Reliance Brand
Canned Goods
Swift’s
Premium Meats
Meadowbrook Butter
Yakima Spuds
Hay and Grain
Outfitting
Our Specialty
Fourth Avenue and C Street.
V
Col. A. VV. Swanitz loft Seward on
( a late boat to spend the winter at !
► his home in Alameda. California.
11 To relieve a shortage of homo* iu j
' Juneatt. 11. M. Behrends, the Juneau j
i banker, has built a number of cot
: tages.
William O. Strench has been ap- !
j pointed I'. S. immigration inspector
; for Alaska, to succeed D. Maskevi
. dus, with headquarters at Ketchi
kan.
Two fishermen of Douglas were
given a reward of $50 for fishing a
lady's purse containing Jewelry from
the bottom of the bay, near the
► ferry boat.
► Sixty tong of Cook Inlet coal were’
1 landed-at Seward recently and sold
t at $10 per ton. The coal costs 50
f cents per ton to put in the bunkers
► ready for shipping, and is of fine
P quality.
tj Miners in the Dexter district are
£ reported to be preparing for an act
ive winter’s operations. Few big op
►! erators will work gangs, and most'
P j of the work will be done by indlvtd
P i ual miners.
Owing to heavy gales, the barge:
Bonanza was unable to load at Lib
by. McNeil & Libby's cannery at
Koggiung, and had to leave before
half of the material for their large
j cannery could be unloaded.
J. C. Stewart, who lias been In
| charge of the wireless station at I’e
; tersburg. was placed on the retired
list November I, having served DO
years in the Cnited States signal
corps. He will move to Seattle with
j ills family.
Ray Brumbaugh, formerly a mem
| her of the hardware and machilnery
| firm of Brumbaugh, Hamilton Kel
logg. Fairbanks. Is now in San Fran
I cisco, where he is reported to be ne- -
j gotiating for the purchase of an es
| tahlished hardware business.
The Nome Industrial Worker says
that the population of Nome has de-|
creased slightly, owing to the great
number of citizens who left on the*
last boats, but states that practically
the same number of families are 11 v-•
ing in the district as last winter.
Governor .1. F. A. Strong appoint-’
ed J. F'atterson Wardlaw, a boy
scout, formerly of Alaska, to repre
sent Alaska in the boy scout parade
held In Columbia. S. C.. on the oc
casion of the South Carolina harvest1
* jubilee, Oct. 26 to DO.
COTTER’S
THE PLACE WHERE
MEN OUTFIT
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Just Received
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Of THE FAMOUS
Arrow Shoe Pacs
INSIST ON THK I,ITTKE YELLOW ARROW
Guiterman Winter Coats
and Vests
MOLESKIN, CORDUROY, CANVAS AN’I> WHII’CORO
BUCKSKIN LINED, FUR COLLARS, ALL FRICKS
Winter Weight Overcoats
THK LATEST STYLES AND FAHRRICS, $15.00 TO $57.
ALL SIZES—THK XKW SHADES
The Famous Filson Line
STAG SHIRTS, MACKINAW MUSHING PANTS
FORESTRY CLOTH, SHIRTS AND BLOOMERS
WOOLEN SOX, WOOLEN MITTS, WOOLEN TOQUES
SHIRTS. CANVAS GLOVKS, KNIT VESTS, BELTS
UNDERWEAR, KNIT GHTSHI RTS
DRESS SHOES, IIATS, BATH ROBES, BLANKETS
KAYSEIt DRESS GLOVES, MACKINAWS
DRESS SHIRTS, COLLARS, NECKWEAR
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Frank J. Cotter
Byrne Bldg.
OPPOSITE THE MONTANA
Anchorage
Anchorage Knik Seward
BROWN & HAWKINS
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Wholesale
and Retail
General Merchandise
“Quality First”
Building and Roofing Paper i
The Pan-Handle
TKX JONES, l’ro|>.
We carry a complete
stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CAM)IRS,
. . MUTTS, M TS, KTC. j
HOT :VXI) COLO OH INKS
Fourth Ave., Bet. G and H.
CARL W. ROLTE
HARDWA R E
Cooking Utensils
Camp Outfits
Building Material
Guns, Ammunition
Glassware, Etc.
PRICES REASONABLE |
Anchorage, - - Alaska
Anchorage
T ransfer
W. E. Lee. Manager
General Transfer Business
AGENTS FOB
Bluff Point Coal
H. W. NAGLEY
Susitna, Alaska
Complete Stock of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
oiJTFrrrixG
A SPECIALTY
HAVE YOUR FALL SUIT
MADE TO ORDER BY
Bjomson & Ganton, Tailors
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
money refunded.
Come in and inspect our new
line of sarr-ples. Finest collec
tion of woolens. Our prices are
from $25.00 to $50.00.
Cor. Fourth and I sts.
1,000 PRIME MINKSKINS
WANTED
Highest price paid for Prime
; Mink and Martin Skins at the
News Stand, adjoining Bolte’s
Hardware Store, 4th Are., be
tween G and H Streets.
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CENTRAL LODGING
HOUSE
Comfortable Rooms and
Bunks. Everything new.
Fifth Ave. and 1 Street.
NICK ,11' HI K - Prop**
Union Laundry
and Bath House
| The vater for our baths never
freezes up.
Fourth st., between H and I Sts
Anchorage, Alaska
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HARRY CRIBB
5th and G
BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
Just Arrived
Large Shipment of
Beaver board
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G. .W PALMER
Wellman Goods
800 Tons
No better can be bought
at any price.
Sperry’* Drifted Flour and Sper
ry’* Kansas Flour. Once used, you
will use no other. Try them.
Hill’s Bros.’ Coffee and Tea. Use
the red can. I handle only California
Butter and Petaluma Eggs, the best
procurable.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Rubber Goods,
Hardware, Tents, Tarpaulins, Oils
Gasoline, Certainteed Roofing and Lumber
Knik, Alaska
18-Mile Road House
Tom Bush & Co.
Proprietors
Good Barn and plenty of Hay for
your Horses; also accommoda
tions for a large number of dogs
HORSES WINTERED
THE CRESCENT
F. W. REDWOOB S CO., Praps.
Clea» «riXate Ro°ms. Comfort
able %ds- Moderate Rates.
Bathroom in Connection.
Cor. Fourth and C. Anchorage
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