5kagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
_ RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
C. W. ASK & sons"
Leading Grocers
Headquarters tor
ROYAl tailors
J. L. TAT LOR, Merchant Tailor
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES'
••ro*dw»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
O^en Everv Night
\ TONIGHT
FrVE KEELS
Through Troubled Waters — 3 j
ra»=l drama. Broadway 6tar feature.
Vitagraph Co.
*Ir. Jarr*s Auction Bridge. — A
5elig Tribune.
»u.«lc bj Mlsa liarc-r.
lOMOTift U 8:90 p. m.
Wholesale *lul Retail
CIGARS
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doa*t forget the n'unber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL <CIM>S OP PIPES
Proai Be to Pocket Book
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COLLECTIONS
CONVEYANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
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SKaGWAY, ALA" KA
CHURCH NOTES
METHOD Us T EPISCOPAL
The pastor will speak Suaday
morning on thie subject: THE
jRACE OF CHRISTIAN FIDELITY,
Hid suudav evening a* 8 oa: FIRST
1'lilNGS FIRST. Sunday. school
12 15, Mrn. Martin Joihasou, bu
i-eriuteaafiiit for the day. At the
sveulug service special ( selection
Rock cf Ages," by dwuble Quar
tette. Th« puhiic Is condlally in
vito to ail the aerrlces.
Ii. H. i'edermen, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Chrfctla* Scleaca Serrtco will be
a#Jd Saaday morning at eleven
o'clock- in the Alaakaa Building.
Subject:—MATTER
The public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday School 2:00 p. m.
Evening Service 7:30.'
All are cordially Invited.
Fr. Turnell Is going toi conduct
sei vice at Ft. Seward tomorrow
morning and here la the evening.
Ft. P. H. Turnell, #. I
TOWN TOPICS
Mrs. Gabb, sls'dr of ilr. Butler
o* <his city, will leave lor the
south tonight on the Rupeit.
Charles WaJkOT is completing
seme improvements to hia home
on Ninth street.
Mr. Zlpt, traffic manswer for the
White pat*, -will be a aotitHbound
Rupert passenger tonight.
PAINTING ELKS HALL
Scaffolds have beem uiaced, ropes
huiic and working material gath
ered at Elka Hail preparatory to
coveriEg It wltli a new coat of
paint. Painters wll commence ac
tive work oa 'he building Monday
and it will loom forth with & heavy
winter coat ia a few days.
SEATTLE TONIGHT '
The CUr ctf Seattle will make
this pert sometime late tonight, ao
I cording to the advices received by
Agen.« H. A. Weir of this city. It
| is carrv* *g a heavy carg» for this
j port and a number of passengers
for Interior points .
When You Think or H
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REMINGTON "
The Man Who Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It Will Be u aood m the
) 14 REMINGTON "
SOLD 05 EASif TERMS |
REMINGTON TYPbWKl 1 tK CUJV\PAi>Y I
JUNEAU' ALASKA
Week in Society
.(Continued tram page S.)
Mis# Carol Caskey int;t with, an
accident tLU<i is now Testing at lionie
tor % l$w days.
V B
Mr. and Airs. Ueorgu Browne
9utertaint<i Mr. T. A. Sinortnill ol
I'acoma en Thuirad-ay at uiuuor.
o—o—o
Our U. c. Ajaxsiwl, Frank cook.
La in Juneau this week on official
Business, 2
1—o—«
Harry Ask oX the firm, of C. W.
tell ami Sows, is doing jury, duty lu
Juneau this week.
o—o—»
Mr. Frank Webster was a< paas
siiiSer south oa tile Priucesa So
piiia for a visit in So and ci'jes
ind Portland. _ ^
0—0—0
Mr. John Fruser Pugih, collector
»f American customs l'or Alaska,
was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. j. V»u de Waill on. Saturday last.'
1—i—t
On Sunday last, Mr. T. A. Short
lill of Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs.
U A .Harrlscu of Skagway, were
iinuer gueets cX Mr. and Mrs. W.
X Speer. _ x I
MORGANS CONTROL
TRANSIT COMPANIES
NEW YORK, Sept. i6—The trac
tion strike in this city has brought .
;o the surface that tho Morgan in
'erests are the controlling factors ,
u "he transit companies* ovor-atuig |
xere.
MOVING TO NEW LOCATION
Ptderben Brother's a-re busily en
gaged today moving tiieir stock
Mid photographic equipment from
their location on rroidway to the
buildin* wliich thoy te-va leased.
Mr. Pedersen has leased the new lo
cation "or a year ana plans on ex
panding his business .
(
PETERSON IN AND OUT
The S. S. Peterson steamed over
from Haines thia morning with &
number of prominent Haino and
Fort Seward .people. Aft^r spend
ing some little time shopping and
ai tending to offical business in
town they returned on the Peter
sou to their ree=5>ectivfc .hoaiwfa.
PICNIC AT RIVEK BKIDGE
A rcuiiig bonfire was built on
the Tivir banJts at the 16th Ave.
bridge last night and a number of j
Skagwa-y people gathered^ around j
the fire and enjoyed a gen oral good
outing and get together meeting.
The yvftting was turned over to |
gamts, singing socgs and other
terms ot amusemen' which held the I
attention of the picnickers until a
la'e hour.
RUPERT Ol'T TONICiHT
The Prince Ruper* will clear for
the south tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
A number of prominent railway of
ficials connected wi<h the White
Pass and Yukon Route will return
to the outside on the Rupert to
n'ght.
Jim Nettles Is busy installing
tin trimmnga and fitting pipes in
tne Broadway and Sixth Avenue
ttulldli'gg.
IRK PLANT
KMBIfflf
The entrance oI AUtka la the 1
Icippered herring m-uk.<-U> ox tuu
w orld is the clear resu.i ui Uie e«a
iou't. wuik of "Sie Alaska iiemng
lud Sai oine company, v* -ic-n is op
iraiiii, at. foil Walter on the South,
iru yud of liaranoff i aiand. saidiae
mucking is one of ui« lians oi tae
jompany for the near future. 'lbe
Jt>my<uiy also yuts uj> dry suited
itrriug in. barrels. The expedience
u tut company this summer has
xtu that Alaska herring are par
icuiarly adapted to tue treatment
)i •'jo Scotch ^xperUi, and should
.lnd a ready market. The »ae«ou"s
^ajk will amount to 30.000 casus.
This is toe story brought to Ju
teau by Cape A W. Thotnas, head
>f the A. \V. Thomas Company,
Mio is also manager and half i>» n
;r of 'he Alaska Herring and Sar
liue Company.
Ouly White l*d>or Lsed
Capl. Thomaa is pioneering the
levelopment of the herring twsi
ltss of Alas&a in a new way. H«r
i:,g have been utilized oommercial
y in Alaska, for many years, but
10 a'tempt has been made to mar
tet fresb. or canned herrang. Hero
.0:01 e the commercial uses of Al
aska herring have been as bait for
taiibut, dTy salted, in bamd>, for j
:hickea meal and for fertilising
turiio&es.
High Grade of Hcirhig
"No place in the world," said
}ap'. Thomas, produces herring lit
>qua] the Alaska, herring run ot
ills year. That is ths w.dlct of
b-i Scotch experts that we bave <m
iloyed this summer, 'itey are larg.
•r anil falter than the -\01th Sea
lerring that constitute such a large
>ax> 01 the product of Scotland and
Norway."
These Scotch experts used by |l
}apt. Thomas came frtm the her
ing fisheries of Sootland. They
tad come out to Vaacouveer fCr the
lurpose of working in herring fiah
irics tha' were ">rapoeed for British
JrJumbia. The Canadian company,
ailed to finance Itself, and per- I
mission was secured from the De
partment of Labor to bring them J
o Alaska. This was i-sued because
here are no available American
jxperts in the preparation of fish
or kippering. There are ten *"«>
nen and four men among the
Jcr.tch experts. Most of the ie
nainder of the crew cu Port Walter i
irj white help.
It is the purpose of the Alaska ;
rterring and Sardine Co. to extend
ts operations as fast as its busl
te will warrant. Now it is con
sidering the situation about Sitka.
'We have a location at Sitka,"
said Capt. Thomas "but will not
put In a plant there until we shall
iave explored the herring flelds
n,bou» tnat place and tested tbe
'esisibility of treating the ffe-h there
IVe are hopeful, and it might be a
jood filant there."
HA1XES AFTER GAME
Haines spom fan a have wired the
tardea CUy boys for a game this
:omiug Sunday oa the diamond and
be tennis courts. In the event that
he local boys find It possible to
gather teams and me^t them the
:ames \,!11 be played here.
1,180 workers
870 workers
8S4 workers
590 workers i
454 workers
358 workers j
81 workers
523.10
$62.50
MR. WORKINGMAN
THINK THIS OVER:
FOK EACH $1,000,000 INVESTED
Ladies clothing Industry employs
Men's clothing Industry employ
Bcot and shoe industry; employs
Lumber and timber products employ
v Bread and bakery products employ
The average industry employs
LIQUOR MAKING INDUSTRY EMPLOYS
EVERY $100 SPENT BY A CONSUMER
Is divided as follows:
Automobiles will pay in wages
and use materials worth
Women's clothing will pay in wages
and use materials worth.
Mot's clothing will pay in wages
and use materials worth
Boots and shoes will pay in wage?
and use up materials worth.
Paper and wood pulp will pay in wages
and use up materials worth
Average Industry will pay In wages
and use materials worth
Malt and distilled liquora will pay In wages
EIGHT DOLLARS AND NINETY CENTS
and use up materials worth 26.80
"The evidence ia conclusive that neither the laboring man nor
the producer of raw material can afford to let the making of liquor
replace the many Industries which sau-pasB it in percent paid for la
t-or and for raw material." AdT.
Remember This November 7th
23.00
20.70
20.60
61.10
67.90
69.60
17.20
69.80
18.60
65.90
BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW SETS
FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats. 1 pr lepgins. hat all for 96
G-IRLS B ALMACAN Mackinaw COATS
only ..... $7.00
Ladies and Misses Bilsm^can M ickinaw
for only ..... $12.60
Positively the Best on the Market Tout? *nd Our lYioe* tfi* Tjowwrt
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store clow* •! 8 K *4. Sitonkn l> P. M.
Popular
icture
ALACE
Sueday & Monday
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Ml'SIC l.Y MRS. T. <>I> V
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10c 25c
Open Erery Night
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AT THIS THEATRE
THE GARDEN
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^ OLDIlS"* bA.NU IN ALA5KA
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ALASKA
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An Institution of Strength and Character
Rcsoorcf j^Otct A Third of a Million DolUn
SEPT. 11. 1132 DEPOSITORS
OFFICERS
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Wells Farqo Nevada Nation*l Pan-k San Francmcd
Liiikrtt National Bank New York
Gvarastt Trust Company New Yon
Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
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CHOCOLATES
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J; 1b evfnff to ocr erstomcri? ^OTrmpfeifl CN*»
k late»—Aug-csrint & Kyer," they It onot know that
yon offer the very choicest of chocohtm Oljrmpisn
k Chocolate* are in exqoisite boxrs, tb« extenoc re
► semb'ing Indian basket work. The rant hi each ho*
t is a very artistic colored reproductioa of • faracnn
Curtis Indian pbota f
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES
tf'cA&K QUALITY
Qdmo Vtaorta CfeoeoTan* Chocdtam Pjww CMfcp%
^>■11 rted Chocolate*. ChocoUW Drlk4aa%
Milk Cboocdstea, Cbocolrt» fyppo
■wnt^ Cbocolais
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