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The Best Merchandise
Obtainable
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^Bar none, we have the best
and biggest line of Overshirts
in the Cook Inlet Country. We
% cater to the big man, to the lit
tle man and to the man in be
tween.
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Just received, a small shipment of
> Ball Brand Pacs
s'Good Old Ball Brand”—They have
beea a friend to many a man in the
North, Pilger carries the rubber foot
wear that is fresh from the maker, full
|frof kick and vinegar. There are not
many left. You’ll have to hurry! We
never buy a job lot of rubbers, with the
life in the rubber all gone. We haven’t
any old stock that has been on the shelf
for months. «
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buy Your Rubber
Goods from Pilger
and you get them fresh from
Akron and Milwaukee
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“It’s a Good
Place to Trade”
Ship Creek Meat Co.
Anderson & Jensen, Proprs.
Fresh Meats and Provisions
Wholesale and Retail
Cold Storage Plant in Connection
Special Attention Given to Restaurant, Mine and Camp Trade
Fourth ave, between D and E 3ts AlicHoragC, Aldskd
Pacific Groccrp Co.
WHOLESALE
Our Goods wifi he Found Reliable
Aachowtpa. Alaska
SEATTLE, Nov. 10.—The steamer
Northwestern sailed for Anchorage
and way ports Saturday evening.
Passengers for Anchorage are: Roy
Williams, Mrs. F. Young and baby,
Mrs. Vivian Ford, Mrs. H. Liehscher,
Mrs. Robert Foster, A. Hosmer. For
Kodiak: Mrs. Appel and child.
SEATTLE, Nov. 10-—The steamer
Kansas City sailed for Anchorage,
via Prince William sound, last night,
with a heavy cargo. Captain Nord
is on the bridge. The steamer will
go via the outside route.
The ladies of the Episcopal
church of Anchorage met at the
home of Mrs. G. M. Campbell, Nov.
6, for the purpose of organizing a
ladies’ guild.
Rev. Edward H. Molony assisted
with the organization and gave an
interesting address.
Tlie following ladies were en
rolled as members: Mrs. G. M.
Campbell. Mrs. Ray E. McDonald,
Mrs. W. L. Balch. Mrs. E. J. War
ner, Mrs. Harry Locke. Mrs. F. B.
Standiford, Mrs. W. R. Manning,
Mrs. .Tack Robarts. Mrs. H. J. Wal
ters, Mrs. Robert McIntosh. Miss
Babe White, Mrs. N. E. Ohlsson,
Miss Grace Ames. Mrs. J. G. Watts,
Mrs. F. Mears. Mrs. 0. G. Tubby,
Mrs. Rodman, Mrs. W. Normile, Mrs.
Wainwright, Mrs. A. .1. Wendler,
Mrs. Robert Speck, Mrs. H. C. Davis.
A number of the property owners
in the .Juneau suburb which it is pro
posed to annex to the city are op
posed to annexation, believing that
they can do better than become a
part of the city. Parents are paying
$7 per month for each pupil living
outside thp city attending the .Ju
neau school.
The timber of Southeastern Alas
ka is commanding more attention
now than ever before in tlie history
of the territo'V- During the past
summ r many men have been mail
ing investigations of the water and
timber resources of that district
with a view of establishing sawmills
and wood pulp factories.
J. R. McDonald has purchased the
holdings of Joseph Wilson on Can
con creek, and will develop the prop
erty. It is reported to be splendidly
located for hydraulic methods, and
prospecting has shown that the
ground contains good pay. In one
instance three pans yieldeu $9 worth
of gold.
COSTUMES FOR THE THANKS
GIVING DANCE.
The Episcopal Ladies’ Guild will
take orders for simple costumes for
the Thanksgiving dance. Leave or
ders before November 15 with Mrs.
J. Robarts.
Johnston's Ferry, The Brighton,
at your service from this side to
and from the boats. Office, next
door to Admiral line. Franklin
Johnston, Manager.
Anchorage Wall Paper Co.
Best Material
Prices Reasonable
Paper Hanging
All Kinds of Signs
Decorating
Building Paper
Window Shades
dectric Flash lights. Ironing
• Boards, Etc.
I.IHUAHV ON THF, EVANS.
Tlie booklovers of Anchorage will
be pleased to know that among the
works they will have the chance of
reading this winter, there are a
number of the novelized versions of
some °f the most successful plays
that have been staged in recent
years. Among them is The Music
Master, in which David Warfield
achieved his greatest success; Polly
of the Circus, in which Mabel Talia
ferro starred for several seasons;
The Easiest Way, that great story of
a woman’s weakness for finery and
ease, in which Frances Starr thrilled
audiences the country over; Kind-,
ling, in which Margaret Illingswortli
recently starred, and The Little i
Rebel, Dustin Farnum's great sue-!
cess, but more recently brought into
public favor by charming little Mary
Plckford, of the movies.
The following are also among1
some of the great dramatic sue- j
cesses, and will be available at the
library: Peg o’ My Heart, Within
the Law, The Third Degree, Seven
Keys to Baldpate, Bought and Paid
For, Madame X. Brewster’s Mil
lions, Maggie Pepper, David Harum,
Giirl of the Golden West, Paid in
Full, Officer COG, and The Lion and
thP Mouse. There will also tie a
number of other novels which have
been dramatized and received with
great favor from theater lovers.
Some of the popular fiction of re
cent years are Alaskan stories, oy:
such writers as Rex Bite h. Jack
London, and Robert Se-vice. Such
stories as The Spoilers, Th. Barrier,
The Silver Horde, Burning Daylight.'
The Trail of Ninety-eight, and other
having Alaskan setting! will he
found at the library. These stories |
should appeal especially to those
who are putting In the'r first winter
in Alaska, but many a sourdough
will find pleasure :n reading of
places and events, which to a great
extent are the basis )f these stories
and which are well known to them.
At this time” spact, will not permit
the cataloguing of the large number
of “best sellers” which will consti-!
tute the library, for the use of An
chorage readers, but a fine selection
of good reading is assured, and will
be ready for the public as soon as
possible after the arrival of the Ad-:
miral Evans.
The library will lie located at
Polly Bros.’ store where it will be
easily accessible. An advertisement *
in this pape rin a few days will give
full information as to membership.
Over six hundred hooks will be the
first unit in the library, and if de
serving support is received, the ad
dition of late book issues is l rom
ised.—Adv.
Anchorage views, stationery, photo
supplies, tobaccos, cigars, candies,
etc., at The Model, corner Fourth
and E street.
The HERTEL-NESTORCo.
Still carry the same line of i
goods as usual, but wdll also
have a full line of
Home Itaking of All Kinds.
Inlet Soda Co.
Diedrick & Taylor, Proprietors
W. A. Taylor, Manager
Manufacturers of all kinds of!
Mineral Water
Soda, Cider
Syrups
Agents for Grape Juice
Anchorage, - - Alaska,
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Overland
Express
and...
Service
Between Anchorage and All Points
on the Seward-Iditarod Trail.
Twice a Week from Anchorage
Once a Week from Seward
Warner & Campbell H. £. ReVell
Anchorag* Agents llul Contractor
till
EXPRESS RATES
Anchorage to
Seward
25c the Pound
PASSENGER
RATES
Anchorage to
Seward
$25.00
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The Herning Family
Continue to dispense
General Merchants
At the Old Stand in Knik
Whatever You Want We Have
Whatever We Have You Want
Knik Trading Com’y
O. G. Herning. Manager
Knik Hardware Company
TOOLS
Miscellaneous and Builders’
HARDWARE
SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER
House Furnishing Goods
Cutlery, Earthen and Enamel Ware
Launch and Painter’s
Supplies a Specialty
HENRY OOHRMANN
Manager
THIRD AVE. AND FI ST.. ANCHORAGE
“OH! MY BACK!”
Those who sleep on
Crocker’s Mattresses
Do not complain of tired feelings or sleepless nights. Talk with
Crocker at once about Mattresses, Couches, Etc. He makes them
the best on eerth. Near the Corner of Fourth and H streets.
The Crocker Compa ny Mattress Factory
Northern Drug Company, loo.
Cordova and Anchorage, Alaska
Drugs, Chemicals,
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Confectionery and Stationery,
Talking Machines,
Photo Supplies, Etc.
Cor. 4th and H sts. Anchorage
CARROL & CO.
CARROL BLOCK
Men’s Outfitters
Main Store: Seattle
BRANCHES: SEWARD AND ANCHORAGE
“THAT MAN LOGEMANN”
Fifth ave, near D Street
All Sizes of Films - cameras $2 to $20
Kodak Developing and Printing of the
Superior Kind at State Prices.
OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
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 i K’S
Lead in g
Hotel
EUROPEAN
PLAN
L. H. CONLEY
Painting and Paperhanging
Complete line of Wall Paper on
hand to select from.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Merchants Hotel bldg., Fourthave.
SUNDBERG’S
Lodging and Bath Honsa
Nice, warm, comfortable Beds
refreshing Baths
P. ©. Sundberg - - Proprietor
Shorty” Wehucke, Propr.
GENERAL
EXPRESS BUSINESS
Anchorage, - Alaska
The Kootenai Inn
Mrs. Alafar Dunlap, Propr.
lodging
Rates reasonable — 4th nr. C st