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The Best Merchandise
Obtainable
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fear none, we have the best
and biggest line of Overshirts
in the Cook Inlet Country. We
eater 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 Brandi Pacs
, “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
;|bf kick and vinegar. There are not
many left. (You’ll have to hurry! We
> never buy a job lot of rubber's, with the
’ life in the rubber all gone. We haven’t
any old stock that has been on the shelf
for months.
buy Your Rubber
Goods from Pilger
and you get them fresh from
Akron and Milwaukee
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“It’s a Good
Ship Creek Meat Co.
Anderson & Jenaen, Proprs.
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Fresh Meats and Provisions
Wholesale and Retail
Cold Storage Plant in Connection
Qjfciai Attention Given to Restaurant, Mine and Ca,r*i Tradf
Fourth ave, between D and F< st* A-IlcilOrage,
Pacific Sroccrp Co.
WHOLESALE -
Our Goods will ba Found Reliable
Anchorage
Alaslee
ALASKA BREVITIES
Assistant District Attorney Mifn
| ley. who has been detailed to have
: headquartersat Anchorage, ts ex
pected here as soon as he compleees
some official business which called
him to San Francisco.
The assistant district attorney's
'office at Seward will be discon
| tinued, due to a lack of business
| there. W. H. Whittlesey, who filled
j the office, will be sent to Valdez, to
j occupy a similar position.
The city Of Fairbanks has turned
over to the government the bridge
! across Chena slough, upon the as
I surance of Col. Kichardson that the
J first thing next spring the commis
sion will build in its stead a new
steel bridge.
The Skagway Alaskan, in a mvs
! t.erlous manner, announces: Three
! United States soldiers from the
Lower Yukon river arrived in Skag
j way o n yesterday’s train, having in
charge a mysterious prisoner, the
whyfor and wherefor of whose des
[ filiation they will not divulge, whom
j they are taking to some equally
mysterious place on the outside.
! Because a drunken Mexican
! stabbed Oscar Carlson, chief of the
j Wrangell tire department, a vigil
i ance committee was organized and
] the Mexicans notified that any ot
| them found in town after 24 hours
i bad elapsed would be hanged. The
! Wrangell citizens do not approve of
watchful waiting, and nearly fifty
Mexicans who had congregated in
the town, after working all season
in the canneries, promptly shook
the dust of Wrangell from their feet.
Judge Charles E. Bunnell has is
sued an order authorizing the city
of* Fairbanks to sell all property
upon which taxes have been permit
ted to become delinquent Only
about $400 in back taxes are delia
■ quent this year, as the railroad ac
tivities of the government have
j caused the values of property to ad
vance. About $2,000 is due the city
from last year’s taxes, but the own
ers are mostly non-restdentit who
are living in the states.
According to figures given out by
Collector of Customs John F. Pugh,
i shipments of Alaska products to the
‘ Cntted States for the month of Sep
tember amounted .to $0,20 4,323, ex
; ceeding the shipments for Septem
ber of last year by $1,200,000.
It is asserted that gambling is
i going on under the shadoys of the
federal building. If the reports are
true, the federal building should be
going on under the shadows of the
be allowed to be used for that pur
■ pose.—Fairbakns Citizen.
The question of who is to be
: groomed for the next delegate race
on the democratic ticket is being
given considerable thought by those
in the know, and feeh rs are being
thrown’out in every direction to get
| a line on any and all who may have
aspirations in that direction.—Fair
i banks Citizen.
Dawson News: Taylor and Olson,
trappers, recently in front the head
of the Peel, report that while in
that district they saw the carcasses
of twelve Caribou calves which had
1 been slain by wolves in a spot on
J Sheep creek not more titan fifty feet
in diameter. Not one of the calves,
they state, had been even partly
4 Ladies. I have just received a
i fine lot of Nu Rohe Corsets. All
sizes and' all priced. .Fittings in your
own home by appointment only.
MRS. T. R. NEEDHAM.
I Plfth Ave , near H Street.
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Anchorage views, stationery, photo
! supplies,- tobaccos, cigars, candies,
etc., at Tlie' Model, timer fourth
and H Street. , ; >
' "Harry TasakPJias purchased the
i r^MMi Cafpi'andi itas tatcfe llosses
si&ni'of "tS# .{quite, : fie' '.formerly
conducted the l*. ,S. Restautajit.
.;
CorseltS
Fittings in your own home.
For appointment, call or
address MRS. T. R. I\$ED-|
HAM, 5th ave. near H St.
tor
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n 11d!!osi
C. I* Pedersen, Mgr.
Successor tu Hughes & I’edi-r. a
n
Gensra! IRANSF&l Business
! WOOD
Offioe: Cr.cr
ICE CO.>'L
I hik, Fourth avo.
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eaten bjr elie wolves. Near by were
' the carcasses of two full-sized cari
bou, which had been Milled by the
wolves and partly eaten. The hunt
ers complain that the wolves are
thus working great destruction of
big game so essential to the support
of the Indians and the prospectors
and trappers of the region, and urge
that a bounty be placed on wolves.
After going Into Fortymile in
1887, where he remained five years,
coming out for one season and then
going in until the present time.
Frank Brandham, a real Alaska pio
neer recently reached Seattle on his
wgy to the exposition. Mr. Brand
ham is also going to visit his former
home in New Orleans, but as he has
not seen It for fifty-four years he
doesn't expect to be able to recog
nize much of the country. On his
first trip out. 23 years ago, Mr.
Brandham poled up the Yukon 401)
miles, and then came out through
the Ohilkoot pass, the only feasible
way in those days. His second trip'
outside was somewhat easier. De
spite Ills long sojourn in Alaska and
his desire to get acquainted with
the United States again, Mr. Brand
ham expects to go north again this
winter.
Thousands of tons of copper is
being held in the bunkers of the
mining companies operating in
Prince William sound because of
the lack of ships with which to take
the ore from the mines to the smel
eer at Tacoma. The Latouche blink
ers are filled, as are the big bunkers
at Ellamar. the Dickey property and
the Fidalgo Copper Company, oper
ating in the Fidalgo bay section.
The companies have been rushing
work on the mines in order to take
advantage of the high prices of cop
per. but the transportation com
panies are unable to handle the ore,
and as a result many of the proper
ties will be forced to close down for
the winter.
Go to The Model for photo sup
plies. We also develop and print, i
Opposite Brown &. Hawkins, corner
Fourth and E street.
They are ready—Crawford Flats. ,
Nifty oflice rooms. 5th and I Sts.
PREPARE YOt'R COSTI'MES.
The management of the Robarts
hall wish to announce a grand mask
ball Thanksgiving eve. Prizes will,
be given, and every effort will he
made to make the affair a grand suc
cess. —Adv
IHSSOLITION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the
firm operating under the name of
Fleming & Turner has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. L.
W. Turner retiring. All lulls due
the firm will he paid to R. !i. Flem
ing, who also assumes all indebted
ness against said firm up to tins1
date.
L. W. TURNER.
R. H. FLEMING.
Oce. 2b, 1915.
W. L. BALCH
BUILDING
CONTRACTOR..
j Store Cabinet
; Fixturhs Work
Fourth avenue
Between C and D
PLUMBING'
AM) PU Msm'I.IKS
i
Kills Line of Pipe anil Fittings for
Water Connections at it
KNIK HARDWARE CO.j
Corner Third aiuf 3t Street.
The Lady Barber
Has a complete line of Cigars
Soft Drinks, etc., and
u good
CIRCULATING LIBRARY
From which to select good read
ing for the winter. Fourth Ave.
and C Street
GO TO
0.Sundberg
FOR YOUR i
A fine line of Swedish Bread
j and Toast; Norway Mackerel and j
| Herring, and Codfish,
iC st. between Fourth and Fifth!
The Heming 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 PAF«IC:
House Furnishing Goods
Cutlery, Earthen and Enamel Ware
Painter’s HENRY DOHRMANN
Supplies a Specialty Manager
THIRD AVE. AND H 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.
:he best on eerth. Near the Corner of Fourth and H streets.
rhe Crocker Company Mattress Factory'
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: SEWARI) AND ANCHORAGE
“THAT MAN LOGEMANN”
Fifth ave, near I) Street
All Sizes of Films - Cameras $2 to $20
Kodak Developing and Printing of the
Superior Kin^ at State Prices.
OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. INCLUDING SUNDAYS
PIONEER HOTEL
' F. B. Caneon, Propr.
NO BAR'
Accommodations for Ninety Guests
Larjfa General Lobby,.* Pri
vate Lobby for “Ladies
. BestJRates Best Treatment
Best A eeoaun odatioas
KN IK’S
Lead/ng
Hotel
EUROPEAN
V L A X
L. H. CONLEY
Complete line of Wall Paper on
lus'.d to select from.
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Merchants Hotel Side , Fourthnve.
SUNDIIERG’S
Nice, warm, ootnrortable Beds
refresh!:'}' Baths
P. O. Sandberg - - Proprietor
Shorty” TVehncke, Propr.
GENERAL
EXPRESS A US I NESS
Anchorage. - ATasta
The Kootenai Inn
Mr.-. Alafar Dunlap, Propr.
LOLX i LXO
Rates reasonable - -1th rr. GjK