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Fourth at C Street
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H. Seidenverg
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Aders’, Samuels’ and other makes, in the latest pat
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FROM $18 TO $25
You can save money by buying your Winter Outfit
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MACKINAW PANTS,
LEATHER VESTS, FUR CAPS,
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Between E and F—Opposite Fire Station
Layer Felt Mattresses
GUARANTEED NOT TO LUMP.
ALL STEEL SPRINGS
Will Not Sag.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Blankets
Comforters
Pillows,
Sheets
Pillow Cases
Rugs
Mirrors
Chairs and—
Rockers
Johnson Tent Factory
It was all a mistake about Jimmie
O’Reilly and E. J. Warner going
hunting. They didn’t.
Mrs. Charlie Spaulding came over
from Knik yesterday and is a guest
of the Hotel Anchorage.
Charlie Peters left for Moose creek
this morning after spending the past
week in town in the interest of the
socialist party.
C. B. Wark, of the Hotel Anchor
age, returned on the Mariposa from
Seattle where he has been for several
weeks on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Barnes are
spending a few days in Anchorage
and are stopping at the Hotel Par
sons.
The U. S. A. T. Crook sailed this
afternoon with 40 first-class and 87
second-class passengers for the out
side.
Outside of the Oregonians it will
be all right with the people of this
► immediate section if the rain will let
P up for a few hours.
The landslide near the Eklutna riv
er caused some delays in the trains
but not seriously and the gravel and
dirt is rapidly being removed.
Mrs. Chas. Watson, wife of Chas.
Watson, of the Pioneer Express, ar
rived in Anchorage on the Mariposa
and will make her home in Anchorage.
The Episcopal Guild will meet to
morrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock |
. with Mrs. Manning at her home,
i Number 11, on Government hill
The Admiral Watson reached An
chorage at 2 o’clock this' afternoon
with 289 tons of freight for the city
merchants, 92 for the government,
and five for Knik.
The body of Mrs. Wilkinson, who
died some time ago, was taken to Se
attel on the U. S. A. T. Crook and
will be sent to her old home at Am
sterdam, N. Y.
Kate Sadler, the famed socialist
speaker, is expected in Anchorage on
one of the early boats and will ad
dress the people in behalf of the so
cialist ticket.
Colonel Harry E. Revell arrived in
Anchorage on the steamer Mariposa
and will be in the city and vicinity
[ for several weeks on business con
nected with his government mail con
i' tract.
' i a puDiic reception Dy tne ladies ot
Anchorage will be held in honor of
Mrs. Kate Sadler, the socialist lectur
er, in Union hall in the near future.
A musical and elocutionary program
is being prepared for the occasion.
The Honorable James Wickersham
and Dooley, senatorial candidate on
the republican ticket, left on the
steamer Mariposa last night for Sew
ard and the coast towns in the inter
est of their candidacy.
In a letter to Anchorage friends
Larry Byrne writes that Mrs. Byrne
is slowly improving and that the
baby weighs nine pounds. Larry says
he is tired already of city life and is
homesick for Anchorage.
Mrs. Maud Cattle will leave Wed
nesday morning for Matanuska where
she will represent the Style Shop in
that town Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday with an up-to-date line of la
dies’ ready-to-wear and a select line
of hosiery, waists and lingerie. Mrs.
Cattle will stop at the Allen Hotel
while in Matanuska.
Advice from the Bullion mine has
been received - to the effect that the
mills will probably shut down the
middle of this month and it will be a
close race whether the snows or the
lack of water for power will cause
the shut down. The Bullion will keep
a force of hard rock miners employed
all winter under the management of
! Foreman Blodgett.
» Charles E. Herron, publisher of the
■■ Anchorage Daily Times, left for Se
j attle on the steamer Mariposa last
j night to be gone two months. Mr.
I Herron will only remain in Seattle
|. a short time before leaving for Chi
■ cago and New York where he will
| transact some important business rel
D ative to the Daily Times and his Wil
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Mrs. J. E. Robarts notifies her hus
band, Jack Robarts, that she sailed
from Seattle yesterday on the Admi
ral Evans for Anchorage. Mrs. Ro
barts left Anchorage several weeks
ago for Seattle where she put her
daughter, Miss Mona, in the Broadway
high school for the winter. Miss Ro
barts will live with Mrs. Bruce, a well
known Alaskan, while in Seattle.
At the beginning of the baseball
season in Anchorage the managers of
the popular Frisco cafe promised to
banquet the winners of the city pen
nant and this evening will mark the
fulfillment of the promise. The mem
bers of the Shamrock team and Mana
ger Robarts will be the fortunate
guests at a six-course dinner in the
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Wearing the best—and
knowing it
WHEN you put on a new Hart Scliaffner & Marx
suit you can feel absolutely certain that you liave done
your best for your appearance, your comfort, your
pocket-book—and your lasting satisfaction.
You know us: when we make a claim like this you
know we believe it and back it up.
The Hart Shaffner & Marx fall suits and over
coats are ready for you to see now. We hope you will
come soon; we like to show an “unbroken” line.
This store will be closed Saturday the 7th, until
G p. m.
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TOMORROW NIGHT
The regular meeting of the An
chorage Chamber of Commerce is
called for tomorrow (Tuesday) night
at 8 o'clock. Important business in
connection with the organization will
come before the meeting and the
members are urged to be present.
Green Room of the Frisco cafe, and
Matt and Andy will do the honors.
At a recent meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce the press of Anchorage
was invited to attend all meetings of
the body.
The water main at the west end of
Fourth avenue broke yesterday morn- j
ing and caused quite a cave-in. The
break is being repaired today.
Miss Long, who has been visiting
Mrs. Ethel Forgey for several days,
left on the Mariposa for her home in
Seward.
The sacred concert at last evening's
services at the Presbyterian church
was very well received and the meet
ing well attended.
J. C. Gaffney was an outgoing pas
senger on the Mariposa to Seward
where he will remain several days be
fore returning to his home at Seattle.
G. W. Swan, who has been in An
chorage for the past week in the in
terest of the board of underwriters,
was an outgoing passenger on the
Mariposa.
Chairman Wm. C. Edes and A.
Christensen were passengers on the
Mariposa for Seward where they will
be for about two weeks on official bus
iness.
Clyde Coleman came over from Be- ■
luga yesterday and is stopping at the j “
White House. Mr. Coleman says they I '
are well pleased with the result of the
summer’s beluga catch and will oper- j
ate more extensively next season.
Mfr. and Mrs. McGill arrived in An
chorage yesterday from Beluga where j
he is interested in the beluga industry.
They are stopping at the White House
and Mrs. McGill will leave on the next
steamer for the outside where she will
spend the winter.
The members of the Costume Com
edy company that staged, the big
show at the Union hall, were the
guests of Director Jack Dunstan at
a jolly supper party in the green
room of the Frisco cafe last evening.
Over 30 ladies and gentlemen were -
present and it was decided that the J
company should remain organized <
and give entertainments at intervals (
during the winter months. ]
Through the efforts of Mrs. Martha j
White and her assistants the dance i
igven Saturday night for the benefit i
of Mabel Ivanoff was a social and fi- j
nancial success. Despite the rainy 1
weather and bad walks about 100 cou- !
pies attended the dance and thor- j
oughly enjoyed the good music and j
dance floor. Mrs. White sold 68 tick- i
ets on the streets and 33 paid at the <j
door. Mrs. White says they will clear <j
about $116, which will go to help de- (
fray the hospital expenses of Mabel \
Ivanoff. It is an especially worthy <
cause and Mother White is to be com- i
mended on her maangement and the |
idea. |
The ladies of the Catholic church
will give $n entertainment at the Em
press Friday evening next, at which
will appear the best local talent in
Anchorage. Admission 50 cents. 10-7-1
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MRS. OLLIE GRAY
MRS. E. J. HICKEY
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