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Closing
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Our Stock
of
Heavy
Lined
Heating
Stoves
They Go at Cost
Only a few Left
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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 sts AnchoFtl^Cj Aldsks
pacific Groccrp Co.
WHOLESALE
Our Goods will be Found Reliable
Anchorage Alaska
BREVITIES
Captain Hose, of the steamer Tr
onic, >vho knows than waters of Cook
| inlet like a book, expresses the opin
ion, to the Pioneer, that outside
steamers will be plying to this port
j'at least until Christmas. “The pre.v
! ent cold snap,'- said the captain,
• ‘Will be followed by a warm spell j
i lasting r. month or more. But if,
i it should occur that the present cold'
j snap continues,” he said, “then wiu
; ter will have se. in in earnest.’’
j Two natives, Anton Chiokaloon !
1 and Stove Bismarck, were taken ■
into custody this morning by Game
i Warden Ericson, charged with vfo
| jating the game law. They were
! found guilty in the commissioner's
court and sentenced to serve five
'.lays in tli eloeal jail.
Rev. Fr. Shepherd d parted for
Seward early in the week on busi
ness. and will return to Anchorage
next Wednesday. There will be no
mass in the church tomorrow.
T'i' Tyonic expects to make live
or six trips between Anchorage and
Bluff Paint this fall, bringing coal
for the local market. The coal is
| good for fuel purposes.
Don’t fail to attend the dance for
the benefit of the miblic schools to
night at Byrne Hall. A good time
'is assured, and the cans, is a worthy
; one.
1 Full line or stationery, .typewriter
' supplies, etc., at the News Stand,
j Fourth street, between G and H.
I For Rent—Store, suitable for liv
I ing: cheap rent. ’nquire at Win.
; Bartholf ’bakery, Fifth avenue and
C street.
NOTICE
Anchorage, Alaska,
October 22, 1915.
Owing to the large amount of
freight coming to th’s point at this
time, it is necessary that delivery
to consignees be 'made as soon as
possible after it has been put ashore.
Any freight remaining . undeliv
ered after bS' hours' notice will be
'turned over to public storage-house
at conisgnees’ expense.
at;:ask an engixeering
COMMISSION.
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They are ready—Crawford Flats
Nifty office rooms. t.h and 1 Sts.
See Anchorage Wall Paper
Co. for wall paper, clotli. Es
timates cheerfully given. Rea
snnahle rates.
KH3E* ’!**SEESA,WV" ,!,SM3BGHiaiEa p
CorsetS
Fittings in your own home.
For appointment, call or
address MRS. T. R. KERD-|
HAM, 5th ave. near H St.
THE
White House
Mrs. Martha White, Propr.
Up-tc-Dale in Every Way
Nice Comfortable Beds
Rates Moderate
P’ourth Ave, near K street.
L. H. CONLEY
Painting and Paperhanging
! Complete line of Wall Paper on
hand to select from.
| Estimates cheerfully furnished
Merc hants Hotel bldg., Fourth ave.
Northern Transfer Co.
C. P. Pedersen, Mgr.
Successor to Hughes & Pedersen
General TRANSFER Business
WOOD ICE COAL
Office: Caorol blk, Fourth ave.
ALASKA BREVITIES
Cabbages infs more than t.'»
pounds were shown at the Fairbanks
agricultural rair.
.Mrs. Bunnell and daughter, .lean,
have joined , iH, IJu•’r.■ II at Fa; •
banks, where they "ill spend the
win tei.
Petersburg will discard coal oil
lamps and put in an electric ltgh;
ing plant. The town council has
sent Fcgd C, Piirtqn to Seattle to
find out tlio post. y a plant.
Ikey Meehan and Old Man Joh.n
son siartcd down the Shusliunna
river in a small boat for Fairbanks.
They had four live foxes with th m.
Tlieir boat was wrecked and the
foxes escaped.
Ur. Alfred Brooks, bead of the
geological survey work in Alaska, is
on bis way out front the Tditarod.
Figures compiled front ava table
resources show that Britts h Colum
bia and Yukon have furnished 21
161 men for the war.
George Cline, a Fairbanks miner,
died on the steamer while en route
from Skagway to Seattle. He had
been in the north fourteen years, and
was on bis way out for the first
time.
The. Rev. Guy Christian, Tor sev
eral years; priest in charge of the
Fniscopal church at Nome, "ill be
come pastor of the Trinity eh irch at
Juneau, and is expected to assume
his new. duties about Oct. ! ■■
An election was held at Peters
burg on Sept. 11 to afford forty-on
citizens of that town an opportunity
of expressing their convictions cm
‘the prohibition question. The wets
Curried the el'-ction with n majority
of seven vote s.
Deleegate. fYiekrrshani declares
that in his opinion the only thing
Which will prevent the Chena Hot
Borings front securing a Pioneers
Home is (he condition of the road
leading to the springs from Fair
banks. He says the road can be
built, at compavqtivelv little cost.
D. L. Bennett, of Ruuby, is ‘one
Alaskan who has arranged his, af
fairs so that he is. neve r in Varit o'
something (.o do. He owns ptaefr
ground in Ruby which can only
worked to advantage in winter, and
an aflall'a ranch near Yakima keep:
himr busy during the Slimin'
months. Both of his enterprises are
paying.
Sec Anchor: ire Wfdl I’tnu-i
Co. i'oi all kinds of bungalow
stains, paints, oils, papers.
Finest dee rator in the city
W. L. BAL.CH
BUILDING
CONTRACTOR.,
Store Cabinet
Fixtures Work
Fourth avenue
Between C and D
The Lady Barber
Has a complete line of Cigars
Soft Drinks, etc-., and
a good
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
From which to select good read
ing for the winter. Fourth Ave.
and C Street
H. W. NAGLEY
Susitna, Alaska
Complete Stock of
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
< HjTKrrri xc;
A SPhX’I AULT
110 TO
P. O.Sundberg
FOR YOUR
.GROCERIES.
A fine line of Swedish Bread
and Toast; Norway Mackerel and
Herring, and Codfish.
0 st. between Fourth and Fifth
“OH! MY BACK!”
■ . - Those who sleep on
Crocker’s Mattresses
Do not Complain’of tited feelings or sleepless nights, lalk with
Cropker at once about Mattresses, Couches, Etc. He makes them
j the best on eerth. Near the Corner of Fourth and H streets.
The Crocker Company Mattress Factory
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I he riernmg r amity
Continue to dispense
General Merchants
At the Old Stand in Knik
Whatever You Want We Have
Whatever We Have You Wart
Knik Trading Corny
0. G. Horning, Manager
TOOLS
Misceliane< ur and Builders’
HARDWARE
SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER
Hoys© Furnishing Goods
Cutlery, Earthen and Enamel Ware
HENRY OOHRMANN
Manager
THIRD AVE. AND H ST., ANCHORAGE
Launch and Painter’s
Supplies a Specialty
€oans ft Frantzon Co.
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
Estimates on work cheerfully given
Our work is guaranteed
We aim to please and know how
Complete line.of
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES: ALSO WALL PAPER. UNING CLOTH
READY MIXED PAINTS, LINOLEUMS
WINDOW SHADES, GLASS
Fourth Av. near H St.
Anchorage
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model
Corner 4th Ave.
and E St.
C. F. PETERSON
Proprietor '
Cigars Tobaccos Candies
Photo Supplies
Views Stationery Etc.
Northern Drug Company, Inc.
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 ANCHORAC.i;
;
PIONEER HOTEL
F. B. Cannon, l’ropr.
NO BAR
Accommodations for Ninety Guests
Large General Lobby. Pri
vate Lobby for Ladies
I Best Kates Best Treatment
Best Accommodations
KN I K'S
Leadin g
Hotel;
EUROPEAN
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The Kootenai Inn
Mrs. Alafar Dunlap, Propr.
LODG1NG
Rates reasonable — 4th nr. C st.
The News Stand
A. FKODENDEKG, PROP.
Cigars, Tolwiceo, Fruits, Candies
Stationery. Augustine & Kyer
Chocolates
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