Summer Drinks i
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Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root !
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar- |
ilia. Armours, Churches and |
Bass Island Grape Juice. |
We will have a full line of fresh fruits
and vegetables on the S. S. Se
attle early Satutday
morning.
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
ARRIVED
The English Last Shoes
THE LATEST STYLES
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32 +
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
\\'e do Professional Kodak
Finishing -- Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
In reality the "care of the hair"
mf-ats the "care of the scalp." Ap
l>lv • PUROL.A" Hair Tone acoordlnj
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only b«
surprised, but pleased with th«
wcnti€rful results. A satis facto rj
Alloti for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money back. $100
Sold by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
Oer botile. Specify "PUROLA!"
lWV W Yk— vA '_i' U
Wholesale *nd Ketml ^
CIGARS !
»nd H
TOBACCO i
and different articles £
D<>a't forv*t the number ^
428 Broadway ^
Tony Dortero \
all kim>s of pipes {
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book (
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
'nugget movies
j Br<wl>v»y, between <"'<1 Srt'
Open Every Night
FIVE REEIii
TONIGHT
Hia Owu Hero. — A Bioffraph
| ooaiwly.
Weary Got 6 A Wooing. — A Ka
!eui comedy.
Lord Ce<-ll Plays a Part and
Lord Cecil Keeps His Word. — Two
opisovlcs of the Beloved Advenituress.
—Lubiu drama fe-ituring Arthur
Jobnsou.
Music by Miss Barber.
UuanincM M »:2R) p. m.
FOUND—P. 0. k©y, attached to
ribbon. Owner can have same by
calling a* Alaskan office. 7-3-2t.
After exposure, when jou feel a
Cold coming on, take PUROLA Hon
ey and Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa ' until it hag JareK'pi d Into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
uut contain oylatts of any kind
Kiep « bottle in the house foi
emerfctncita Tour druggist will
re.'und your mouty If not satisfied.
Price S5c and 60«. 8>ccifjr 'PUR
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Ca
FOR YOUR BENEFIT
Ctrtain trades and occupations
j are hard on the kidneys. Railroad
men, farmers, mail oarriers, police
men, expressmen, laboring men, etc.
are especially liable to kidney and
blarder trouble. All these will find
prompt relief and help from the use
of "PUROLA" Kidney Pills. Should
they fall to benefit, return them to
your dealer and tha full retail price
paid will be refunded. Prloe 50c.
Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by Kelle
Bri« Drug Co.
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: Cooked Food Sale t
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+ Woman's Church Auxiliary +
4» r> +
+ Sal Afternoon July 8 *
+ Sale To Be Held In <fr
* TEA ROOM t
] v Next Door To Ikuta's +
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NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Row Funi Grief.
7.'hat a fortunate prevision of natu:
that deprives the rose of ment.
•""ring; for how poignant wou:d be ii
• f to discover, In t!.o height of It
■•■mine glory, that a canker fed at It
■: t, and thftt Its beauty and fragrant
•■o doomed forever. Nature a I way
..res the suffering; she Is a veritab
: >house of pleasing rewards, fo
•K-e who seek her aid. In the yeai
—3 by falling hair and graynoss ha
st a cloora iver the lives of taousan
young women, but thanks to the I
ligations of scientists the true cm
f hair destruction Is now known to
germ or parasite that burrows li
lie hair follicles. Newbro's Herp.
bsolutely destroys this germ, t
•rmlttlng the hair to gr-'-f as
ire Intended. Sold by !83i.-",<r <Jrt.
,:st3. Send 10c. in stamps lor simi
'o The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich
At in dm* Mores.
Oar dollar pottle, guaranteed
I
F
Spur*, iaus iu this oily could not
sit luly by and see a ifouitu cm
July tiip py wiuaou.' Uio ua
'ilouul gams# oomg; ptlayou oil the lo
cal green. A i policy feeling be
gan to creep over tue beys ad>out
uuon and uuou the ovguumiutioi^ was
ou. Tnose jyino witnessed tile
ly- i errorless game, are placing
l' iu 11 class -vvitiU thy I ig league
games and ure warning the DcMPle
»i SKagway i.Kit some of their rnwot
prominent oitizeus ure Libtly »o be
liiteu to the big league* as booh
as the wouxi gets ou oue outside.
AsV, wile hewed the norst) hiide
for the cubs was uhe leader for
his sitie, scoring four of tlie lif
teeu pouitts. He was followed by
AlaiKle, citiu and OrbmdtT wrtu
'wo xoiuts eudi.
The White Sooc, batteriiB Shelly
and AlcKenzie, walned oil with the
hi uor.\ winning by four poiuts. it I
took *eu big innings b lore BoA)
'Piiibedea/u as "Uwpb" uunouncedi to
the grand tftaaid that the Whites
had won the treats. J. F. Hugh
acted us base umpire und J F. Van
do Wall as score keeper.
WHITEHOJUE, July5 — Cana
dian arrived & a. 111. on the Gtili.
WiiiLe Horse down Yukon Cross
ing 11 p. ill.
Selkirk up Yukon Crossing 9:15
a. iu.
Casca eaves Dawson 10 p. ni.
today.
NOVEL TOURNAMENT
FOB TENNIS FAN'S
1 hr Skagway Tinnls Club will
hold a HANDICAP (SINGLES
Tournament an the White Pass
cour' next Saturday, July St/h, com
mcuciajr at 2 p. m.
Entries should be made not lat- j
er tnau 5 p. m. Friday to the SlC
re»ary. The entrance fee for men
will be 50 cents and ladies 25 cts.;
75 per cent of which, will be In
vos'ed In prizes, the balance going
| to th- Club fund.
The drawing will takA pkioe Fri
diy- nignt.
Players will note that this is a
handicap tournaaneait and each one
will have an equal Chance of win
ning.
GOVEUXOH STRONG O.N
1X Sl'ECTlON TOl'IO
It Is understood that Gweriwr
strong will be a Sitka passenger on
the Jaffersou. He is making a tour
of inspection and will devote most
of his time at fihe Pioneers Home
•miking investigations.
lit will (investigate eonditicair in
skagway while the boat Is in port
bat )iis stay in this cSty will be
limited to the tin*e that the Jef
fortx n is in this port.
LETTERS REMAINING IX
SKAGWAY POSTOPPICE
Litters remaining1 unclaimed at
this 'ice July 1st, 1916:
Hjorcwon, J.
Clay, H. H.
Darling, R. D.
James, Kitty
McC&llum, Rofot.
MvU**r, Dr. R. M.
Rild, Geo. H.
Rogers, Steve.
Snydel, Mrs. Jno.
Wtdins, B. H.
Zozi, Joe (card)
MARTIN CONWAY, P. M.
NOTICE
Minting of Elks Lodge tonight |
in E'ks Hal. Vi«8tling brou/hers we*
come. Important business requires I
your attendance at this meefcting.
I). R. Weymore, traveling sales
lady is calling upon trad® in this
city and will work practically all
of »he towns in the north inftroduc
:tvg htir wares.
E. C. Ranlie, in Charge of the
midngsh* sun excursions, is waiting
in ihcitv for tran^portaiton to
the outside. Ho reports that the
excursion was far abOvo expecta
tions.
Marie It Hard Work.
First Maid—So you don't like to work
for highbrows? Second Maid—You bet
I don't. I worked for one pair of them
—and never again! Him and her was
fighting continually, and It kept me
running back and forth between the
keyhole and the dictionary all the time
—Puck.
FOR THE CHILDREN
i
A Sleepy Time Story For the Lit
tlest Folks In the House.
FORGETFULNESS OF A KING.
How He Caused His Daughter a Great
Deal of Unhappiness—What a Fairy
Accomplished—Boy Scout Who Won
Honor For Well Doing.
Hello, said Uncle Ben to Polly Ann
and IJttle Ned; I'm just In time to tell
you a story. It Is about
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THE PRINCESS' WISH.
V— O
Once upon a time there lived a little
princess. She was so beautiful that
the king gave her anything she wish
ed. tine day she expressed a desire
for a doll, a truly wonderful doll, that
could talk and walk aul sleep In a
flower. This the ldng promised to get
for her. lie forgot all about it the
nest day, however, end was much sur
prised to hear his little daughter say
to the queen: "Mamma. I am quite un
happy. Father has not yet given me
the doll I asked for."
The king Immediately sent out and
got her a doll that could walk and
talk and was so small that It could sit
in a dower. Put this was not what
the princess wauted. She wanted a
doll that really lived. In vain did the
king advertise by beraids for such a
doll.
Meanwhile the prin ess was sitting
at the window gazing out at the stars.
She dM not care for the many beautiful
toys I; ing around her She had fool
ishly sot her heart on that doll. A
beautiful rosebush climbed up to her
window and was literally covered with
the sw ret sniellii::; Cower:-.. While the
princess wns gazing at one of the buds
she saw a little green worm creep to
ward ttie heart of it. Now. the princess
detestc I any kind of a worm, but
when she heard a timid, soft voice
say. "Help me. ah. help me!" her
heart was touched. Iteaching for
ward, s!ie brushed off the worm, which
fell to the hard stone pavement below.
Then a little flower spirit rose up
from t!:e flower and said to the prin
cess: "For saving me from such a hor
rible death I will let you have one
wish. Tell me what you want most."
So the princess wished that she luid a
doll that could walk and talk and
sleep In a flower.
The iairy looked grave. "There are
only fairies that do nil you want, and
1 know that I could not get you one.
For the great service you have done
me. however, I myself will be your
fairy. But I cannot come off the rose
vine, for I belong to one of the roses.
You can sit here whenever you want
to, and I will come and talk to yon."
The nrlivess was happy then, for
she had all she wished. Forever after
that with the little fairy to guide her
along the path of life, the princess
lived happily
Purpose of Boy Scout Movement.
"The work of this organization Is
toward the right kind of prepared
ness." said Governor Whitman to the
scout masters of the Boy S<-outs of
Amcrl a In a recent address In New
York i ity. "I know that yon are not
primarily trying to make soldiers out
RALPH MATES, BOY SCOUT.
of tbese boys, whom we have seen
with so much Interest today I know
that was not the original Intention and
Is not I know that the real purpose
Is to make men out of these boys, and
tfce rijiht kind of men—the kind of men
who are going to make the right kind
of citizens."
The boy scout standing at attention
in the picture Is Ralph Mayer of Pitts
burgh. He Is an honor scout
Charade.
My first to a type of man brought fume.
My nex: is made by many cooks.
Of my whol«, perhaps you say the same.
Though the recipe's not In all cook
books.
Answer.—Hoe, cake—hoecake.
MINA TAYLOR j
House Dresses and j
Bungalow Aprons
FIT and WORKMANSAIP the BEST
All Sizes From 36 to 47 Bust
KENYON 3
Coats and Shirts j
from $7.so to $20.00 j
We <ire Headquarters For the Newest
SPORT HATS
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at X P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
POPULAR PICTURE PALACE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal presents THE MATHER KEY, by John Fleming Wil
son, with IlolKNt Iji-oJuikI ai.«l Ella Hall.—Third episode.
THE GIRL WHO WON.—In, (wo parts with Matt Moore and
Florence Ijaivrcnee.
Ford Sterling In HVI'N'OTIO POWER.
5,000 feet of films
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25e and lUc Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska J
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Wrangell SkagWay Anchorage
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Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000 -J
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OFFICERS *5
PRESIDENT ...... ANDREW STEVENSON *1
VICE PRESIDENT -. ... — ANDREW A, BENTON -1
VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN -]
CASHIER ...... W. a. WARREN ^
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. ... GEORGE UL'TH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LAN US BOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL . . ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON *J
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER ^
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN, .
P. H. GANTY.
W. H. HENSON, "i
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L J. _f.
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
\ tJuneau, Alaska
Capital, $.'50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M BEHREVD8. J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice I*res. Cashier.
^.*-4,, *1 ++ - *■ -• r»*4 ■»*<—« >t,
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made after a famous local receipt a