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THE PROGRESSIVE-MINER
Ketchikan. Alaska.
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Entered st the Post Office at Ketchikan. Alaska a?
second class matter October 21. !$U. tinnier the act c
March S» 1ST?.
THE PROGRESSIVE PRINTING COMPANY
J. E. RIVARD . Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Single copy.5 cents Six months, it ; .
By rarr.-er. per moots, 75 cents One year. SS tS
ADVERTISING RATES Fumis.ei on app ....
The Pnogressaxv-Miner .s strictly non-partisan .
denoted to the best interests of ear city. Seat Teas ten:
Alaska in particular ana the Territory us gx... . ..
KEUHIKAN. \ LA SKA. DECEMBER 2L IMS.
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL
Net only because -t is customary at this time ct
the year to wish one another u> ie r.serry. but be
cause the feeling to be Kerry has reached us and wc
desire to share that feeling with all our fellexvcnen
Being in such a frame of mind, the Prorgessive
Miser wishes ail a Merry. Merry Christmas.
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THE DAY OF DAYS
Christmas aoov* all others is the children's festi
val. The Babe of Bethlehem is its chief figure. Tr.t
story of the Star uni the YV;se Men :re~. the Eisi
>■ fseinated childhood through the ..ges. am Sir ..
Clause and his reindeer leads all legendary lore o: j
youth. Here is a fairy tale that coir.es true yea.'
after year, generation after generation, and cm
nearer grown-ups come so a realisation of me ■
accent and generous spirit of childhcod the i. sprier
must tbe.ir Christmas be.
The birth of Christ brought also the birth into
the world of the spirit of regard and cons, dera...
for our fellow beings, sympathy and aid in distress
Is substituted love for hate, generosity for selfish
ness and gave external evidence cf that inner life
in men that it is fenny hoped shall survive th
flesh.
It is the day ©f days to the human race, the day
on which we renew our youth, open our rearts ■ sr. i
pccietbooks i and think of others rather than our
selves. When good wishes and gvoa wid trams.ate-i
into good deeds bring 3 glow of unselfishness.
The celebration of Christmas this year as it ' as
last, will be tinged with sadness the worse over.
Even those countries least affected by the secure •'
of warfare, there must be a feeling that tr.e .-ea -
which are represented by Christanity have fallen
far share of realisation. Bat the day must e: n
1.hen ;he teachings cf the msec uc lowly carp.
of Nazareth wil ■ he heart, an. 1 less '
'ife arsi v.-jtk among men w'O above -. 1 s
and mists cf battlefields. The: -icy and river,
and woe will be banished from 1 a ffadrs. '.1
the joys of “Peace and Good ’A T : Men- shall
bide forever.
rHK PAS !NG OF GRANDPARENTS
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(From Vogue)
A man is . old a# he fee's," contains more
troth t‘ pherisr.ts. The present generation 1
of American a ' has been robbed of its grand
pa rents. for the old lady and the old gcntlenuu
no longer sit bj the fire and spoil their grand
children. Grand other is off so a dance or a suf
frage meeting. hsle grandfather plays golf th"
whole season through. Grandmother's caps are si
drag on the iwrlwt. while grandfather's stick has
been banished to he garret. The old lady and her
husband feel a ten years younger "3 an their pc
rents felt at their age. It is no longer an impro
pri.ty for grand a rents to do the things one*
thought twenty years too young for them. T1
gT.'ndchfidnrv rorlly rfs. a delightful somethin
that genuine grrr.dpamrts used to contribute » ‘
domesttc life hr s:nr- -‘ oncuch. th-' ;■. --ten
haee no- abandened the traditional deference due
front voath to ate. It survives as a son of chiv
alrle t radii ion. trough how long it can survive in
so practical sc* ely r.s curs, who can guess ' Ter
haps the gr.md'ch-’hiren ’Vo it better than the grand
parents. It 5> -vater.tly absurd for all the fyoung
people of the he use to be constantly on t ie wv cb
for the comfort . -d s-vety of an old couple who de
cline to crov eld ar.d who come and go vish
briskness and • 'per hardly surpassed by yotst"
itself. Perhaps the fiction of venerating grand
parents will continue indefinitely. nn’ess. indeed
grea; grandparents shall take th,- place ot-.ce occu
pied by a year-it generation In American house
holds.
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IRREFARABl.il TESTEKDAV
. fro.a "Neighbors")
ihe ■•■-.uds sung ;o you .as; night—they crooned
urour.u the '•• r.d. and -..'died through the chimney
ar.u s;-ed the eldest music of the spheres.
cu. of -.-“.e - d-jac r, they came to you. laden witii
such ;:-.elo,i.-.-s ,s only greet hearts and brave sou.s
can unders .and—t-istfui and eerie .urges of tne
vhat-fcas-bee:; and the hat-ean-never-be.
There- aren't - erds with which to phrase the bur
i;n of their lays—at ;.ai ot which old wounds
dulled with th; chill of Time ache to open and
voices call front the Xever-Never-Land. asking th
. and th*: : :: tlv.r.gs that sh.arae you
and make the best in. you blush for the worst in you.
Oh. the irreparable Yesterdays—the steps that can
never be retraced—the roses that can't be picked
front the gutters of wantonness and cleansed o.
.heir set;!
Ar i h Isn’t sc much the things which you did—
the reckless impulse or the nted: tated wrong—as
what you have neglected.
Titer art lor. ly nteuads in -Quiet acres, market
by raln-st. Ir.ed shafts, around which the grass
grows wild and he weeds find root. The wind is
trying to tell you—trying to say to you that there’?
' - —time remember. Not with ostentation
ami para-ic .:’ - . r.g. 'ha* men car. see. Rea; r*on
snsents can't be ’m - -? stone. Memorials of nstea
glass ar;- tablets ‘ vour vanity. ?«y which a mob
.an 'earn the lav'shsess. not the depth of year emo
tion. If you would bond windows to memory, set
them tm within s soul.
A becs-e sad ;■ tie H Ap
ply at this office, or *© Mr?. Geoige
Cbesaey. A:t.
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Fer a Sior: Tie« Orly
THE DAILY PROGRESSIVE- MIN
ER. EIGHT MONTHS FOP. S-;.v
CASH
THANK you:
KETCHIKAN
PUBLIC LIBRARY AND
FREE READWG ROOM
10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
MRS. d. B. THOMPSON
Librarian
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AifOXO THE CHURCHES
Christian Science Society
Sabje<t for Dweffiber 2*5th 15*15
‘-CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Front street, ftetctiikan.
Hegolar Service; Sunday 11 ^
Wednesday er ^ntag readis?
All Are Welcome
Flirt M. A- Cesnu
Sasiry Casrea »ere-e* LI * c »*-'
Tasraiay prayer £ S 51. p ~
Friday ti. ir * ■. V ei.
First aad third VadMatit iit*r
^k>m at 2:55 Ladies Aii S--trty
H. HF VCICHE.NER, Pmi-: *
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Lo* Mass at 8:30 a. m.
High Ji«: at 10:30 a no.
Sunday Scnuo. at 2:30p.ui.
- .nday Vesper* at 7:30 p. to
Week Day Mm: at 8 a. m.
Rev. PALL P. KERNS.
Paste
Saint John’s Church
S.15 Natrre Sunday School
11 a.nv. Montiuz Pr&yer aad Sennas
■Holy Corr.nscnion first Squads..
ST. JOHN'S EPTSCOUAL CHURCH
in the moth, 11 AO a.ra-i
12:15 a.r.-. Sunday School
7:3® p.Ei. Er^ai-.'i* Prayer
Tharaday 8:0© pm Choir ®r«scSi .
Thumbty 2 A® par. Vemas’i C-'
REV. HAROLD H. KELLEY.
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Hit The Trail j
For the East
V ia the
"MILWAUKEE” j
The New Short Line and the Alaskan’s Favorite
All-steel trains and a
Top=notch service w here
You’ll be among friends
From start to finish.
For information or literature write or ask,
C. M. TAYLOR. Local Agent, or
A. E. HARRIS, Trav eling Passenger Agent
Juneau. Alaska
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
PACIFIC ALASKA NAVIGATION COMPANY
THE ADMIRAL LINE
Pt --rr kmCounu Freer Socio-.tusu Bc-rrn
'£ - T»cose» a&d Seatsie ter Kezeh-r
—Searis-Si.t, Frtaksii. tse- JUdO. F*M2Mf3n toai. KHaVj
_ v .. TifcR>i CortOTa. Tiitei Pen
aaowj * -•_» the f l, : i-’O tUus: _ j
7.E-uar. uBrnbeCuu J
k- Seatlwrr GtSferris Port.. Irjes peters Sltd K&iiak <
Stetson AdsozaJ Erins And Watson CiU it Ketchikan North and
Scstkbocsd oa ti* 8th, 28th aad 2Sthof each Eosth,
*. ez/? *. 1 » .slacwrt SGtoce.
H OALLAGtiER. ‘.p-: NORTHLAND DOCK GO.. A*m
PHONE SO Keubkia
25 per cent Discount
On all dry goods and other
toilet articles until further
notice at the
GATEWAY STORE
TO SAVE SHOE I E A TITER
W* are offering- nn sdsrth month.'?
sd* scrip* ion to the Daily-Prog res
■ e Miner 'or $3.00 cash—we give
ms Use collector's commission
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EXTRA SPECIAL
The Daily Erogressiv e-M'nor i'su
- ;3u months for $3.00 cash This
*"fer snhjeet to withdrawal at
i 1 iu without roller. Che, pc
"’son going oir in the rsin an
■ -riiminj !•.
ADVERTISED LETTERS
For the week ending Dec. 5?
ISIS.
Banning, O. J.
Buxton, L. P.
Donaldson. V".
Hassard, W. A.
Hooke;-. Clarence* P.
Parties c’amvr.g letters from
above list must nay a fee of otto
cent for each Vttc-r claimed.
A3! letters ttncln'med Tan. 1 l:'-'
will be sent to the Dead Lotte*
Office, IVashin won, D. C.
When calling for tlie above, say
Advertisod.
M F. SWIM'EORD.
Postmaster.
For Bent—D* -siraUo -,;r r on.od
''use, hot an s e«3d water. b.utJi
room, and a31 Sin* n: ' ri> cooven
t-nces. Fine vie. . A m ! Mrs
Young. Xewtowp 4; a Iv
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LOYAL OKT>EB OF MOOSE
Loral 1X4 y.;::
r. ." :i i Wedrmdav
YlsitteS Mr : h< :>
cerdishy invised.
Hill X r r-.-m M jn
dav. Tr.ursi.c- Fri
day and Salsrfay.
CHOICE HOLIDAY LIQUORS
Martin, of the Syie
lass received a large
• o,i. « : fine liquors. purchased
h'i for parti ular family
•--..do, Ho iimwitni.s that tole
iio -dors will Iv delivered free
' c ha roe it> any part of town from
2 o 5 par... from now on till aftei
he holidays.
Call up phone 42. Adv. tf.
Draving
\ii (>rtk>rs v:111 ho prom,-!’T
« ',<] <•." folly executed
C >iiir.acis Tr; : l ' tr An" \*> 'in*
ketchikan
f )ray ing Company
J V cOKDEl.J Propietcr
Phone No <>0.
UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT
We make a specialty of
-h-rt orders at all times
>f -he day or night.
Our Dinners are un
eaualed in the North.
Private bc*€s for dinner
parties.
•TM- r- L HILICiCH Prop
* ii m—11■ i ■ -r—--wmn . -a—a-JiM**—r.w. i-.J1 awn i mt j
V 1Ym\ Timely Suggehtions for
Uefiil Giirlsins Gills
For Men For Ladies
■Slippers Kid Gloves
Gloves Fancy Handkercheifs
i-inen Handkerchiefs Rhinestone Hair Pins
**e» Boudior Caps
>i!k .Socks Traveling Cases
'■it,eking Jackets Fancy Collars
Hath Robes Vestees
* 'Pis Pajamas Muslin Underwear in Xmas Boxes
Arm Band and Garter Sets Kayser's Silk Underwear
Fancy Suspenders Kayer’s Silk Stockings
f ancy .•shirts Set Table Linen
Silk and Wool Underwear Silk Sweater*
Also a Complete* Line of Toys for the Children
TONGASS TRADING COMPANY
SHOP EARLY
We would greatly appreciate ; our Christmas
Grocery order and we art* prepared to supply you
with the host the market affords in
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Prices always right Prompt delivery
Phone orders given prompt and careful attention
II. R. Thompson Store
PIIOMf H Ketchikan, Alaska
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Chris >rr;.a:> Cheer
with
A Happy New Year
E. E. SPAf HAWK
i
Patror ' No ' industry
When Buying a Cigar Call for
1 KETCHIKAN CIGAR
fi li is made from tho Purest and Sweetest j
! Havana filler tile i i. t of! ids. Made
by hand and union made
TRY ONE
JOHN A. AN PERSON v tchikan, Alaska
li
f Ketchikan Jslaska
The Originator and
< ->
Vendor of the Celebrated
“ FI ’
‘Ntif said!
We Cut Geers
THAT ARE
Evenly Spaced
Accurately Cut
ANY NUMBER *0. TEETH
FROM
7 to !4 Pitch
AGENTS FOR
Atlas Gas E n • . nes
Oxy = Acetylene
Welding
BLACKSMITHING AND .
GENERAL MACHINE WORK
Q. E. LINQERFELT, Proprietor
* We Manufacture and Ke p in Stock all kinds of I
< *
Spruce and f Lumber |
t Can fill any orciei either stock |
* or cut to specific;; dons ... t
I 1
l Steamer Vigilant ai d . large Blanche |
rle V
| for charter for freight purposes I :
* Ketchikan Power Company \ -
nv, HEX CHRISTMAS COMES
1 i don’t want to find at the last
X that you haven’t a shirt or
a collar you care to wear. Make
that won’t happen by sending
J ir things to this laundry. .You
: i i back perfectly finished
• d itii buttons and buttonholes
ioXH. Think that last clause ovcr.
Phone 24.
K ETC 1 UK AX STEAM LA EX DR V
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For Your
Hardware, Clothing, Shoes, Underwear,
Fishing Outfits.
The Celebrated Walrus Oil Clothing
Go To
N. F. ZIMMERMAN
Ketchikan - - r Alaska
■*——-Til II dr *1*'* —r— 1 - I1MM nil OH .■ # . . - -- _
Remember il the Firm of S
5 A. E. WALK - & SON §
*3 DEALS io Hii.,SE-FURNITl'RL dl as in HUNTERS’ and S
15 FISHEMLrrSSURi Ll d diNS, FISHING-TACKLE, g
TENTS cl dl Si/.e d '• - < .a My in -dock ^
jjj Prices Mo.si k: ,.sonal)lc. S
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