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SWEET POTATOES
GREEN PEPPERS
PLUMS
PEACHES
GRAPES
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APPLES
GREEN CORN
SQUASH
TOMATOES
CASABAS
PARSLEY
CELERY
CAULIFLOWER
CUCUMBERS
CRAB APPLES—For Jellv 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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AROUND THE TOWN
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Fleischmann
have moved into their new home at
Eighth street.
Frank Irwin is down from the Wil
low creek district for a few days’ visit
with Anchorage friends.
The Bill’s club will hold their regu
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2
o’clock in their club room.
The city administration is putting in
a board walk on the west side of C
street between 1st and 4th avenues.
The announcement of Ed Wood, of
Valdez, and candidate on the republi
can ticket for road overseer, appears
in today’s issue of The Daily Times. 1
Jack Robarts announces that he will
not give the usual Saturday night
dance tonight but will make extra ar-'
rangements for a dance next week at
Robarts hall.
Chas. Linberg will leave for the out
side on the steamer Northwestern for
the winter, but will return in $he
spring to resume mining operations in
the Broad Pass country.
Dr. McBride’s Sunday evening ser
mon “ Too Proud to Fight,” will be
taken from the poem of that name
written by Frank Cotter and recently
published in The Daily Times.
The Alaskan Engineering Commis
sion announce that they will run the
regular Sunday excursion train tomor
row; fare one and one third and train
to leave Anchorage depot at 9 o’clock
tomorrow morning.
Through error the name of Mrs. W.
G. Wilt was left off the program of
last night’s entertainment at the Em
press. Mrs. Wilt gave two very
pleasing piano selections and also ac
i companied Mrs. Mears in her vocal so
los.
Lon Wells left for Knik last night
on the launch Swan after spending
several days in Anchorage on busi
ness. Lon and Frank Wells have
some very valuable quartz property in
the Broad Pass country and will send
in sufficient supplies and equipment
this winter for next season’s work.
Frank Standiford, civil engineer
with the A. E. C. .leaves on Monday
with equipment and party for Sheep
creek, where he is to be in charge for
the winter. Mrs. Standiford and
daughter Christine, will remain in An
chorage for several weeks before go
ing to her old home in Massachusetts.
Good progress is being made by the
Episcopal Ladies’ Guild in their qr
iicificiricLciciomciciEiocicicictCiRiCU
rangements for their Hallowe’en en
tertainment at the Labor hall. All
sorts of amusement is provided and it
looks as if this will be the event of
the season. Among other attractions
there is to be a regular cafeteria for
the serving of “ good eats.”
A. J. Wendier and E. J. Warner re
lumed yesterday from a six days’
iuck hunt as guests of Captain Jim
Denny and Frank and Andy Johnson,
jf the good launch Wilhelmina. These
gentlemen report a very successful
rnd pleasant trip and say that the
:rew of the Welhelmina are certainly
;here as entertainers. The party hunt
jd on Lewis river, the Beluga flats,
Big and Little Susitna and along the
rivers of Tumagain Arm and brought
sack the allotted kill of both ducks
ind geese.
DISGRACEFUL CONDITION
OF WILLOW CREEK ROAD
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Don S. Itae, manager of the Rae- |
Wallace Mining company, arrived in j
Anchorage today. On account of the i
impassable condition of the roads j
leading to the Willow creek district, !
making it impossible to get supplies j
in all work on this property has been i
shut down until the freeze-up. The |
Rae-Wallace property adjoins the !
Martin mine and the company is run- |
ning a 400-foot tunnel cross cutting to i
the lead. The disgraceful condition of [
the roads to the rich Willow creek !
mining district is forcing the mining j
men to stop work from four to six i
weeks earlier than would be necessary |
if supplies could be freighted in. As
soon as the freeze-up comes Mr. Rae i
will freight in a large amount of sup- !
plies over the ice and work on the
Rae-Wallace tunnel will be continued i
luring the winter. Next summer a j
mill will be installed and another pro- !
during mine will be added to the |
growing list in the Willow creek.
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SERBIAN RED CROSS.
Notice is hereby given that every j
Sunday between the hours of 3 p. m. i
and 5 p. m., until January 1, 1917, the !
members ofthe Serbian Red Cross and ■
National league will meet at the Eu- j
reka House in Anchorage, Alaska. All j
;hose interested in behalf of tjiese or- S
Sanitations are welcome to attend. ■
Next meeting will be Sunday, Octo- j
rer 15. For the Serbian Red Cross 3
ind National league, 10-14-lt f
MILO M. JONOVICH. ■
LARGEST Pocket Billiard Tables, j
ftobarts. 10-14tf !
Courtesy and service, Robarts. 10-14 (
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ALL STEEL SPRINGS
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Blankets
Comforters
Pillows,
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Pillow Cases
Rugs
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RSSSBiSiMiBi'Kifilfi!
OUT THE DOOR THEY GO!
PILGER’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!
There 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 you 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
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Formerly Ten and Eighteen Dollars.
RIGHT DOWN TO BEDROCK!!
RUBBER PADS: The High-Grade Kind:—
HI-PRESS, white, per pair.$4.25
..$5.00
Ball Brand Yukon, the best rubber Pac made go for
PILGER’S SPECIAL SOCK, the “ Best Sock ever brought to
Alaska,” go for. 60c per pair
Limit of three pairs to one person.
Patrick Mackinaws.flight Down to Cost
INSOLES . 25c per pair
FINE CASHMERE SOX . . 27y2c
Four Pair ...$1.00
UNDERWEAR, from.$1.00 Suit to $5.00 Suit
LOGGER STAG SHIRTS.,.......at Cost
All Tobacco.3 cans for 25c
ALL COFFEE .. 37y2c lb.
SALMON. 10c per can
TOMATOES.10c per can