.APPLES..
FOR COOKING
Yellow Newton Fippins . $2.50. per box
Spitaenberg . $2.50.per box
Rome Beauty . $2.50. per box
FOR EATING
Jonathans . $2.50.per box
Wagners .. .*!. S3.00. per. box
Spitzenberg . $3,50. per box
Wniesap . $3.50.per box
Arkansas Black . $3,50.per box
Champion . $3.50. per box
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A. A. Shonbeck
General Merchandise
Fourth Avenue and C Street.
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North Side Lumber Yard
W. T. NORMILE ROGER SUMMY
Manager Assistant Mgr.
..LUMBER..
EXP
I Old Town
Near
R. R. Track
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Felt Shoes and 4-Button Arctics
Best quality 4-buckle Arctics, inch tops, $5.00 per pair.
3.50 per pair. Daniel Green' 12, Fan Tops,
Daniel Green First Quality Felt $3.50 per pair.
Shoes, $4.00 per pair. Look or the Red Lining in the
Daniel Green First Quality, 12- First Quality.
JUST RECEIVED:
Toques &ayser Knit Gloves and Mittens
Ladies’ Fancy Navajo Mackinaws
Cheney Silk Neckwear Guiterman Parkas
Kenyon Overcoats Knit Neck Vests Fancy Sweaters
COTTER’S
BYRNE BUILDING OPPOStTE MONTANA
PIONEER HOTEL
F. B. Cannon, Propr.
NO BAR
Accommodations for Ninety Guests
Large General Lobby. Pri
vate Lobby for Ladies
Best Rates Best Treatment
Best Accommodations
KN IK’S
Lea ding
Hotel
EUROPEAN
PLAN
DOGS RACES ARE
TALK OFJHE TOWN
The dog has finally come Into Its
own in this section of Alaska, ana it
is a safo bet to say today that the
malamute is getting more attention
than ever before. Almost every one
In the camp is talking dog. and all
kinds of underground stories are
afloat about mysterious teams that
have the speed ol an airship and (he
endurance of a timber wolf. “/.ry
pup that roams the street gets the
careful “once over' from all. and if
the said pup ever starts out In selrcti
of a bone, its every action is watched
with interest and' its gait carefully
noted.
The talk in tile b'-lliard halls and
on tho street corners is all of racing
sleds and speed balls, loose leaders
and “inside teams, and it is a poor
man indeed who does not know of a
man that has a leader that can make
the run from here to Seward and
back again and average eight miles
all the way.
The camp is rapidly getting in the
same condition as .Nome was just be
fore the first big race there, and all
kinds of rumors are floating around
—and the big race almost two
months away still. It is safe to say
that by the time the starter lire® the
gun that sends the first team off on
its long trip there will not be one
man, woman or child in this section
of Alaska that will not be wildly in
terested, and from present indica
tions the Anchorage Ketinel Club
has started what Is destined to be
the most popular sporting event ever
run in this section of Alaska.
In the meantime, the Kennel Cluh
is planning on staging a couple of
events that will make social history
In Alaska In tne first place, it Is
planning on giving a Kennel Club
ball, that will surpass anything ever
before attempted in Alaska, and
then, besides, it has a • committee
working on a vaudeville show that
'■’i'l make the Orpbeum look like !f
directors' meeting of the W. C. T. U .
and that is billed to come off as soon
the special scenery can get hefe
from the outside. From the prepara
tions that are now under way, it will
be the greatest show of its kind ever
staged In the nortn. The committee
having the affair in charge is gBThg
over the camp with a fine toothed
comb, searching for talent, and have
succeeded in unearthing an array
that would get by in any outside pro.
duction. It is planned to localize
the sketches, and all of the fads and
foibles of the camp will be shown up
in a satirical light. The exact date
of the production has not been de
cided on, But will be anupunced in
the near future
Engine No. 280 went to the front
yesterday tor the first time. It having
just been assembled preparatory to
use. A snow plow made nere was
attached to the front of the engine,
and proved very efficient in clearing
the track of snow. Engine No. '265
has been assembled and in use for
some time past. Engines Nos. 2^1
and 225 remain to be assembled.
Harry Hicks, of the Broad Pass
country, came irom Setward with
Jack Sutherland, and will remain
here for a while.
NOTICE TO AU< EIJvS.
Hello, Bill! Say, do you know
that the Cites’ dears are going to an
awful lot of trouble to entertain you
at a card party Monday night in
Byrne halt? Well, they are, and you
bachelor Elks better get busy. If
you haven't a girl, take the Other
fellow’s. But be there. Tou must
not disappoint us. There will be a
fine lunch, and you will surely have
a good time. Don’t forget, its Mon
day eve, in Byrne hall.
‘ Come A>n, Bill."
LADIES’ COMMITTEE
A full line of candles, soft drinks,
fruits, nuts, cigars, tobaccos, etc.,
across the street from the skating
rink, at Carison & Nelson Grocery.
Clothes cleaned and pressed at
The Model, corner Foourth and E st.
^ HANNAN CAFE ^
■ Mexican and Spanish Dishes a ^
Specialty ^
^ Also Tamales A
^ Ninth Ave. and B Street A
| This Week Only
One-Foarth Otf on All
Skirts, Coats and Hats
25c Freneh Gingnams, 18c per yard.
50e Mercerized Linen, 35c per yard.
40c Mercerized ^tep, 35c per yard.
25c Art Denims, brown and^lue, 20c
per yara.
35c Art Denims, 27c per yard.
25c Art Draperies. 50c per yard.
35c Moussellne appretce, 25c'yard.
$t.75 Cotton Crepe Envelope Che
mise, yl.oe.
$2 Cotton C repe Nightdresses, $1.50.
$1.50 Outing t lannel Nightdresses,
$1.00.
$2.50 Kayser bilk Vests, $2.00.
50c Lisle Vests, 35c.
75c Onyx Lisle Hose. 50c pair.
SOe Onyx Fotton Hose. 35c pair.
SPECIAL
$6 Hanna Shoes . $5.00
$5 Hanna Shoes . $4.00
MRS. F. A. STEVENS
G Street, Between Fourth and Fifth,
Opposite Postoffice.
ALLIED LOAV’NOT
I l LLV SUBSCRIBED
NEW YORK.—The $500,000,000 ;
syndicate organized by J. P. Morgan
to underwrite the Anglo-French a !
per cent war loan, expired by lim
itation at midnight. Although about
$18 7,000,000 in bonds remain un
sold, no doubt ie expressed by bank
ers that this will be assimilated by
American investors within a 'short
time.
About $102,090,000 in foreign
gold bullion is stacked in bars like
cordwood at the United States assay
office here. It represents six weeks'
receipts, and was sent to maintain
the fiscal balance.
20,000,000 LIVES.
LONDON.—"The total destruction
of life during the two years of war
will reach twenty million,” declCTed
Professor Louis C. Parkes at the an
nual meetTng of the Royal Institute
of Sanitarians here today.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Sabbath sehool at 12. Preaching
services at 8
The first sermon suggested by the
topics handed 'o the minister last
Sunday night will be given, and the
-theme will be "The Great War, a
Spiritual Interpretation."
Come early to the service, so as to
et a seat.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
On Jan. 17th I will open a Milli
nery and Gowns Shop. A complete
stock of Blaster millinery will arrive
for the taster opening, but in the
meantime, if your old hat needs re
l lenishment bring It in.
Gowns will be made to order, only.
If you cannot get material, or cannot
afford to get material for a new
dress, take stock of your old clothes.
An old gown with a new touch some
times makes a wonderful creation.
If yon do your own sewing and
want your dress cut and fitted, same
will be done at a moderate price.
Advice or instructions will be
cheerfully given on any Kind of
needle work, eolor blending, etc.
MRS. A. J. WALTERS,
Designer.
Temporary location, at residence,
Fourth and B streets
Regular weekly dance in Robars'
hall Saturday night.
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SAVED
Over $5 this month by having my
kodak finishing done by That Man
Logemann, Fifth avenue and D St.
BOWLING
Ciyes stomach fag.
Have your measure taken for a
suit of clothes. Brown & Hawkins.
"Quality First.”
For Sale—'A 1-2 H. P. Gray gaso
line engine. Brand new. Fine run
ning machine. Price $75. Inquire
this office.
i Wanted—To rent a piano. Will
pay good rental, inquire this offiee
BOWLING
; Cures stomach fag.
The Heming Family
Continue to dispense
General Merchandise
At the Old Stand in Knik
Whatever You Want We Have
Whatever We Have You Want
Knik Trading Corny
O. G. Herningr, Manager
Alaska Pharmacy
SEWARD, ALASKA
A complete line of Drugs,
Photographic Supplies and
, Druggists' Sundries
samuel McDonald,
PROPRIETOR
Thirty Years a Licensed
Pharmacist.
The Pan-Handle
TEX .JONES, Prop.
We carry a complete
stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CANDIES,
. . FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
HOT AND ( OLD DRINKS
Fourth Ave., Bet. G and H.
Anchorage
Transfer
W. E. Lee, Manager
General Transfer Business
AGENTS FOR
Bluff Point Coal
H. W. NAGLEY
Susitna, Alaska
Complete Stock of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
OUTFITTING
.A. SPECIALTY
Northern Transfer Co.
C. P. Pedersen. Mgr.
Successor to Hughes A Pedersen'
teal TRANSFER Business
WOOD ICE COAL
Office: Caorol blk. Fourth ave.
HAVE YOUR FALL SUIT
MADE TO ORDER BY
Bjomson & Canton, Tailors
Satisfaction guaranteed or your
i money refunded.
„ , Come in. and inspect our new
line of sarr.nles. Finest collec- \
I tion of woolens. Our prices ar<JS?
from $25.00 to $50.00.
Cor. Fourth and I sts.
LE N Ts OX'S
Bakery and Coffee House
Bread, Pies, Cakes. Cookies. Etc.
• — a Specialty
Fourth avenue west.
INSURE NOW
In Reliable Company
and Protect Your Family
in the
EQUITABLE LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY
Of the United States
A. FRODENBERG,
District Agent, at The News
Stand, 4th Are., Bet. G and H
SUNDBERG’S
Lodging and Bath Noose
Nice, warm, comrortable Beds
refreshing Baths
P. O. Sundberg - . Propriet
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Cook Inlet News Seme
JACK SUTHERLAND,
Manager.
Newspapers, Magazines and
Periodicals from all parts of
the world received overland
twice a week.
THE MODEL 4th and E 8t.
MONTANA JINGLES
If you like to play solo for “biugles”
Or dally at billiards or pooi,
Just read the “Old Montana Jingles”
Anu then watch Foster “rag” on his
stool.
We have candy and cigars and tally.
And “smooke stuff,” and chewing
gum, too;
It's a place where you forget your
troubles,
So drop in, in case you are blue.
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monfana pool Rail
TOWS CENTER
A Place to Meet Your Friends and Make Yourself at Home
MR. AND MRS. BOB FOSTER, Choice Cigars, Tobacco,
Entertainers Fruit and Candy
MONTANA JINGLES
Here you'll And music a pleasure,
Amusement and all kinds of sport,
And you can sit still and listen to
Foster
If you’re out of a job and feel
"short;”
So drop into The Montana Pool
Room,
It’s a place where a man meets his
friends,
It s a place of mirth and amusement,
Where music and good-fellowship
blends. '