THE TOWN IS DRY,
but we've got it. ? ?
Just Tapped a Barrel of 5weet
Apple Cider. Try it, its Good
Just opened a barrel of that g' od Heinz
Saurer Kraut also a barrel of Heinz Dill
Pickles
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Have Your New Taylor Suit
Made with the popular PINCH-BACK.-' It's very
Stylish and Up-to-date and appropriate with
many of the LATEST TAYLOR MODELS
SEE THEM AT
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 82
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juiaau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
...... • J- J. J. A A A A A A J. A J. J. A .
Do You
Waste Money?
Almost every one does. Bread cast up
on the water comes back again. But
when you throw money away it mighty
seldom ever comes back. Whats going
to happen to you when you have no more
money to waste? Why not open an ac
count here? $1.00 does it. Doing itonce
a week for a year means $52 to the good
for you—and the interest we pay you in
our Savings Depai tment. Try it for a
few months, you will be surprised to find
how f:ist your account will grow.
BANK OF ALASKA
WRANOELL
SKAGWAY
A-I^ASKA
ANCHORAQH
POSTMISTRESS MAY
Dili OF INJURIES
Fairbanks, Nov. '14—In, a pri
vate telegram received here jit Is
sta'ed that Mrs. Frank 'C. White,
of For*. Yukon, "wife <»£ the cota
missiocer. -fell against a, "woodaaw
there and sutained. Buchl severe in
juries th»t she>ls n,ot ejected' to
live. The details are not given. Mro.
White is postmistress at Fort Yu
kon oad is the wife of the commis
s*oi»er Before her marriage sho
was 'Miss Elizabeth! Wood, i mis
sionary at . Fort Yukon, 1
FIRST CONGRESS WOMAN WAS
STUDENT AT WASHINGTON
Seatle. Nov. 23—Misa Joanette(
Ruukiii of Missoula, Mont., i who
holds the distinctloaaj of fredjig the
first woman elated to the national
congress, attended the UnivoraitjJ
of Washington In 1909 and 1910.
She was a graduate student to the
department of political and; social
science. Miss Ranlkin, is a, gradjuate
o' Montana state university.
WILL URGE PREPAREDNESS
IN BUSINESS! IN >£ESSAPE|
The Juneau Empire publishes th£
'Qjlowinr cablegram:
Washington, Nov. 21—A call to
the American business men that
'hey prepare to meet -thi unprece
dented tradiei conditions after the
war is to be thi kaynote of Presi
dent Wilson's message to con
gress. The President believes that
the'country's industries cam "do a
maximum amount - of work only
when there is a minimum' of In
dustrial junrest. His ^mesage "will
i-iaphasize this appeal t<> the |em
plove, for mora co-operation, 'more
confid<riice ia -each) other and less
tendpnc of class feeding. |
It was stated here thl^ afternoon)
tha» the President is not | expected
to ask congress to place an embar
go on foodi exports.
ANNUAL BARN DANCE;
DOUGHNUTS AND CIDER
Following- the custom! c.f previous
years, the ..White Pass Athletic
Clu* are making big plans for their
annual "Barn Dance" to take place
Thanksgiving Eve^, Nov. 29th, I ia
the C'.ub gymnasium."
In former years this has pro-en
to be the'most popular event of thq
season—and white* nothing j has
leaked out as yet concerning i the
olans for this year's dance, (it le
safe to figure tb^t something pret
ty *ood is coming.
A committee of five, "headed by
J. V. Miller ag chairman, ,lg in
cha-^e of arrangements; and prom
ise a "regualr" time, withI dough
nuts and cider"and all the fixin's.
NOTICE
On and after (December tWa first,
1916, milk will retail ia Skagiway
at tiftv cents a gallon, fifteen cents
a quart and eight cents a Pint.
Cream will )>e t&e same price aa
heretofore, but "nothing l«3a than,
half a pint jvill b§ sold.
Signied
II. F. SEEMAN", -prop, of Pioneer
Dairy.
A. J. BAKER, prop, 'of The Sun
ny side Dairy.
Candy Day, Saturday'at Brown
I U §'a. 11-23-21.
FORMER EDITOR SKAGWAY
1K3CEKLOPKR MiAEi AX IX
Oil* M, MfiPTft aol.Ui the) HofluJata
Record, tho weekly; aewsipaper, aad
Dlant Tuesday) afterhooq (SerptambeB
5 11916) to Richard! BrushneU, Jr. of
Seattle. The consideration, is priv
ate, l-ut is known. have -been,
most e&tifactory; to Mr. Moore. Mr.
Bushe'.l contemplates the publica
tion of {a^ afternoon] -dally n,ewa
oaper andl expects to publlshi the
Initial issue next Monday afternoon.
Tie paper, it is expected. will
be called the Hoquiajn Evening
Record. Mr. Busheli eta tea that,
♦"> begin with, it will ba e& ,col
umns t • het pag§ and four pages
in size. He has takea the, United
Press ♦elegraph service.
Mr. Buahnell is anj experienced
printer -audi newspaperman. He
has been connected with( the prini
tjg business on; this coast and
identified 'ni one capacity or anoth
er wJt\ Northwest newspapers for
many years. j Ha has owned suc
cessful nefwsipapeie, the last being
at Mount Vernon, Wash. ( He sold
ou' there recently and! came on; to
Hoquiam ion, hearing] that' the Re
cord could]ba purchased,'
Mr. Bushnell states toe will gd*e
Hoquiam att afternoon/'newaappar ai
long as sufficient interest is evinc
ed in It to mate the yentare a, pay
ing one.—Grays Harbor tPost.
Mr. jBushaell was also| publish
er of the Ketchikan] Mtoer, prior
to the time of publishing-that pa
per h« publis/hed the Bkagw&y
Weekly Interloper.
Saturday is Caiixly' Day at Brown,
lug's. ll-23-2t. j
Mrs. [J. D. Cook, who; liaa* b®en
Tlahliii with her eon, Deputy Mar
shal |FranJc Ooo!k of this cty, 'will
fail for h&r home im California to
night on the Princess Sophia.'
Donald Mines returned),011, the
Princess Sophia* yesterday ' from
Hollywood, Cal., where he (has
been attending the Hollywood
Grammar School'.for thei'paBt year.
Don will remain in, Skagway with
his mother. (■ '
.Mrs. D. C. Ballou, and) j children
will leave .for her hoin^ 'in, Massa
chusettu on the steamer Sophiaijto
nigkt. Mtns,'BalloiUj h&e ' in
Skajrway since the ea-rly mrums.e
Skagway 6dnc^ (the| fifcrly •summgr,
and her leaving'will be keenly fqlt
by 'he-i many, Iriealda hare* 8h«!
will go direct t« the JEat^ru c&aei
via the ;c. P. *!R. routa Mrs. Bal
lot! has expressed her intention) of
returning to Skagway in, th«i spring
of 1917.'
PRINCESS SOPHIA OUT
WITH GOOD LIST
Th$ Sophia 'leaves tonight at 8
o .m. withl a good sized! passenger
list. Among tho&Q notedi are B. B.
McCarthy and A. P. Miller [from
Dav/son, Mrs. -J. tjaudin, Mra. E.
Dtxon, Miss M. Taylor, Dan Mc
Kay, T, .W,'Buchk>la, J. Smith; A.
McLeod, A. McLean and J. McDon
ald from WhlteWorse, 'and) tb-e fol
lowing local paseengree: Mr. Mc^
Cann, wholjhas beenj vUtiing with,
relatives in Sikag-way, P. D. Richard
son, Mre. [J. D. Cook, Mrs. D. "C.
Ballo.u and! family.
LOST—Bujich of fceyB on ring.
Finder please' return toi Frye^BruIm
Co. 11-2 3-3t.
^farmr^ast-fbofCbrseid
You may be short or
tall, slender ©r stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a " Warner's"
11 L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 8 p. ia. Satur
9 p. m.
Popular picture palace
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday Mful Tlturstfajy .
Bison pi'cjscuits DMXA OF KAGILE MOUNTAIN. —A
melodifuiuu piicxlucOd liy W. J. MtCulIey, ldtli 01<)o Madi
son, In two |>»it8. ! | 1 I [ '
WHEN ITS ONE OF YOUR OiVN, with Miurdocfc AlftcQuAiT^.
DOWN' ON THE FARM. — .4 h'nitj laugh with JtU'K Dillon jumJ
liilHo Rhodes.
MuisJc by Mm. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
WbotaMl« and iUcaU
CIGARS
Ml
TOBACCO
mh) fHffaraM ortictai
boat tii« a\oa»*>
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OP PIPES
Fton Bo to Pocket Boob
j Ju°t ucpacStecl thfl JmJOBt extens
ive line of flash lights lever re
'colvd In SJcagTvay.. [All the lat
' est B1203 audi varieties. fBatteriet
to fit all styles. Glomes for all
make# oI fl«sib! lights. ' See ^thern
at Kellers'. | tt
Don't forget ^ Browning on Sat
urday. It Is Candy D&y. 11-23-2t.
AAN-TOX VIOLET TALCUM Should
Bo om Your Dreesin® T*bl» —
Smooth! aa Satin, Fragrant «a Vio
l«r* Get tt ft* Keller Brot.,
thf» Saji-Tox Drug Store.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
If. P. 8EMMAX, Prop.
HE SASIISfil HIUI BSHCB
The 'largest aaj& t*pt cou
*Mtat d*'iT la Altek*-.
Daily shipmentis of pure
mills and cream to fill Bof^it
on WhJte Pa*® £ Tukoa
Route.
a[;tomobil<e tire chain -lost
—Bftwfeu the end of the wharf an
Sixth Avenue, |oa Sunday, I lost a
Weed non-skid rear wheel chain,
an<1 wU' pay 'a ■ reasonable reward
for fhe return of game. J. Ikuta.
ll-22-3t. | 1
r '
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache
end work off the Cold. Druggist* refund
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
lignature «'s on ctch bos. 25 cents.
CHRISTMAS AMD NEW YEAR CARDS
Anticipating the demand for Greeting Cards for the Christmas and New Year Season this year
would be something out of the ordinary— We selected a line which we do not hesitate in claiming
to be the most artistic, most varied and most proper ever offered to the people of Skagway
This display must be seen to be fully appreciated, and in
making our selection, we used extreme care in securing the
greatest possible variety with the aim in view of meeting every
conceivable demand.
EAUTIFUL folders, hand painted decoration embracing floral
and landscape designs, with copper plate verse on inside fold,
single cards with high panelled effect with a multitude of appro
priate sentiments engraved thereon, hand embroidered cards with steel die
text matter, as well as a large assortment of cards for individual use, in boxes
of six with envelopes to match.
Eren the envelopes are an innovation, as they are steel die
stamped in the corner of each, in delicate tint the words
"Open on Christmas Morn."
Watch for our announcement in Friday's Paper of our special sale on Colgate's, Palmer'sEuthy
mols, Nyal, Purola and other Talc Powders♦
KELLER BROS.
Yon can make a Small Deposit and goods you select will be set aside if yoa have no accoant with hs
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK
DRUG STORE