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GREEN CORN
SQUASH
TOMATOES
CASABAS
PARSLEY
CELERY
CAULIFLOWER
CUCUMBERS
SWEET POTATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
PLUMS
PEACHES
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APPLES
CRAB APPLES—For Jelly and Preserving
A. A. SHONBECK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
FORD AGENCY
Fourth at C Street
NOTICE TO BUILDERS:
SEE ME FOR
BUNGALOW DOORS BUNGALOW WINDOWS
CRAFTSMEN DOORS STORM WINDOWS
Ray C Larson
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SASH, DOORS AND GLASS
TEL. 88-R. 5th Ave. and K St.
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Present indications point to an open
harbor for the winter.
Twenty-five couples attended and
enjoyed the dance at the Bill’s club
last night.
The size of the Alaska Labor News i
has been increased to an eight-page
paper and will appear in that form
with today’s issue.
Dr. Hawes will leave on the Mari- (
pea a for New Vork where he has been
called in connection with the settle
ment of his father’s estate.
George E. Potter writes from Ne
nana to Anchorage friends that he
has finished his contract with the
government and will return to this
city for the winter.
The managers of the Gold Bullion
have decided to work a crew of hard
rock miners through the winter
blocking out ore and driving tunnels.
Foreman Blodgett will have charge of 1
the work.
Wm. Martin, the big Willow creek
mining operator, left for Seattle on
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the S. S. Alameda. Mr. Martin has
just closed a very successful season {
and will return early next spring for
further operations. . .
Every effort will be made to get .
out a big vote in Anchorage on elec- 1
tion day and on account of the new 1
ruling governing the voting there will ]
probably be many votes sworn in be- |
fore the election judges.
Dr. J. L. McBride returned yester- i
day from Matanuska where he has i
been for the past few days assisting ’
in building a comfortable cabin for
Rev. J. L. Hughes. Rev. Hughes will i
moke his headquarters at Matanuska 1
and visit the surrounding camp:' and ]
farming districts this winter.
Chief Operator Jack Stine left for
Seward on the S. S. Alameda on offi- 1
cial business. Jack says he will do
everything in his power to give The
Daily Times regular service for the
election returns and this trip is part- ,
ly on this account. V. F. Fischer will :
have charge of the local of fice di ring ,
Mr. Stine’s absence.
The Daily Times bowling team '
again issues a sweeping challenge'
open to all comers, lumbermen prefer- j
red, for a match game against any ]
team of four in the city. The Times ;
team is composed of Scott, captain; j
Peterson, Sharts and Bedell, with the ,
mighty ambidextrous Billy , Greer to
fall back on. Kindly phone, .write or ,
call personally at the Times office or
cave your acceptance with Jack lto
:a*ts.
Mrs. K. A. Fleming left for Seattle
>n the Alameda this morning.
The voters of Anchorage should
irove their national and civic patriot
sm by casting their ballots November
seventh.
A1 Wolf, a Cache creek operator,
vas an outgoing passenger on the S.
5. Alameda.
Mrs. Ethel Forgey, formerly em
>loyed by the Alaskan Engineering
Commission, was a Seattle passenger
in the steamship Alameda.
The Masonic club, Sunday after
loon at 2 o’clock, will observe the
lsual custom and lay the corner stone
or their new building on Fourth ave
lue.
Peter Peterson, a high class tailor
'rom Seattle, arrived in Anchorage on
he steamer Alameda and has accept
;d a position with Bjomson & Gan
on, the Fourth avenue tailors.
Captain L. B. Anderson, a prosper
>us Matanuska valley farmer, is in
\nchorage for a few days on busi
less. Mr. Anderson is an old news.
>aper man, having been partowner in
;he Fairbanks Times.
Kenneth Osier, son of C. C. Osier,
vho lives on a homestead at Mile 112,
ihot himself through the foot with a
22 caliber rifle while out hunting yes
erday. The wound is very painful
>ut not necessarily fatal unless com
ilications set in.
Bert Stewart, mine foreman for the
dartin mine, spent yesterday in An
ihorage and closed an important min
ng deal for the Mammoth claims in
vhich he still retains an interest. Mr.
Stewart has been in the Willow creek
listrict for several years and bears
he reputation of being the best-posted
nining man in the camp.
Dr. E. M. Spaulding came over from
vnik yesterday and spent the day in
he city on business. Dr. Spaulding is
ihysician in charge of the miners in
,he Willow creek district working for
he Martin, Gold Bullion, Independ
mce and Mabel mines and has estab
ished a hospital at Mile 32 which he
superintends during the summer.
Sam McMillan, one of the old Mon
;ana boys who always worked in
she lead, came over from Knik yester
lay on business connected with the
oad house located at mile 31% he
md Wm. Hughes recently purchased
rom Fred Laubner. Sam is figuring
m putting in a small stock of general
nerchandise which will be a great as
sistance to the Willow Creek miners
and prospectors.
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'yyiNTER stares you in the face
You’re going to buy new tilings to wear pretty
3 soon. If you know what’s best for you you’re going to
a buy them here.
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We have everything ready for you. We have made
jj careful preparation for supplying just the sort of things
3 you want.
| Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
New models in these famous
Suits and Overcoats
are especially good.
We have sguo$e.very choice and exclusive patterns
that you’ll see nowhere else.
Our lines of heavy goods in Underwear, Over
Shirts, Cruister Shirts, Mackinaw Coats, Winter Hats
and Caps, Quilts and Blankets, can not be surpassed.
The prices are right. One price to all.
| Jaffe&Bayles
j The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes.
Hotel Anchorage
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SUNNY ROOMS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
HOT AND COLD WATER
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PILQEK’S SPECIAL SOCK, the best Sock ever brought to
Alaska, is known to many of our customers as the “ Seal
Skin ” Sock. ..It retailed in many stores in Anchorage last
winter for $1.00 per pair, though we never charged more
for it than 75c per pair. These stocks, either White or
Grey, go for.60c
a pair, and a limit of three pairs per customer. Beware!
Tfe$£* is an imitation of our sock under the seal skin label
in town. It is much lighter in weight.
PATRICK’S FINE UNDERWEAR, from...$2.50 to $5.00
Per Suit
MACKINAWS AT BELOW COST: The Patrick line is known
as the “ Bigger Than Weather ” Mackinaw. ..Come in and
see these all-wool creations. Ask us to show yon how to
tell the all-wool Cloth from the imitation Cotton Warp
Mackinaw. Caustic Soda eats Wool but leaves Cotton un
touched. Patrick Mackinaws, from.$7.50 to $12.50
Formerly Ten and Eighteen Dollars.
RIGHT DOWN TO BEDROCK!!
RUBBER PACS: The High-Grade Kind:—
HI-PRESS, white, per pair.,.$4.25
Ball Brand Yukon, the best rubber Pac made go for.$5.00
PILGER’S SPECIAL SOCK, the “ Best Sock ever brought to
Alaska,” go for.- 60c per pair
Limit of three pairs to one person.
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Patrick Mackinaws.,......JRight Down to Cost
INSOLES.r.,v.25c per pair
PINE CASHMERE SOX. 27ysc
Four Pair .
UNDERWEAR, from.
LOGGER STAG SHIRTS
All Tobacco.
ALL COFFEE.
SALMON.
TOMATOES.
.$1.00
$1.00 Suit to $5.00 Suit
.at Cost
..3 cans for 25c
.37V2c lb.
.10c per can
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