SUMMER DRINKS.
The Famous Clicquot Club
Beverages
ROOT BEER GINGER ALE
SARSAPARILLA
By the Bottle or Cass
ask. & SONS Grocers
Corns in and Look over our Ties
Latest in Styles
Dorfcero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers,
PHONE 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway. between in 1 .r. I -hut
On^a Ni.'iiT
«'blll>lh> V III cl l'litlllj'
"Atonement."— A Majestic .dra
ma iu two parts.
The Hour ct Voiuh.—A .Than
liouser drama.
The 13e.ii:ty.~ A
i\t?y.>!< •* i' '•!< (..•,
y.i:sh- l>j Mrs. Ila.Cl Mrllii-u.
Cotiiiuefres nl S:!M t>. in.
Local Happenings
G It. Grrtisou will It at i on tae
Xurthwostern for Seward.
The I'riacss Alive will le -ve for
Mrs. II. MeNutt wiU leave for
Juueau o t'aell umbo'.iit t 1 ev
l"g.
M"v. X. K lil.'.ek will leave abe-t°
the fir>t o; Ja:y en a visit to I ho
oil'f'de.
T'-i Alameda is duc Skas.v;.y.
■
morrow tuu ruing.
I iiUt. Mill Mrs. T'a ik- -n.i Mr.
and .Mrs. W. 11. Capo : e .<• sa
tri| ?.is ta the Humboldt
w os's butiut.s visit to J e. u • "•
th<: Humboldt t'ais tw-raing.
both leave tfkajjwav tor Juneau
when the H laboUlt skills south i>:is
evening.
II. IS. Morris, tiavele»' fcr the
Seattle Caudy aiid Cracker Co., is
on the southbound passe.'ijer li.-"
ci the Humboldt.
There will be u stated eor.irauni- |
F. & A. M. uu tlio evening of Fri- ]
day. June 11. 6 10-21.
R E. Chace, ticket Pj-iut of the
C. P. R. ;>t Vaueouver, 1: C., ac
ccmpanied by bis wi> and young.
son, are round-trip p.isrctgers on ;
the Prtuce-ii Alice.
I):. J. V.". Peek, Mrs. Peek, Miss!
V. IVrK ami Mrs. Inez George of
Berkeley, California, etnpese
party of tourists who came north
on the Primers Alice.
Mr. and M-5. II. T Nelson ol
.
of sou- ...-t'.-ru Ala: k • ai d North
ern British Columbia 0:1 fceard the
Princess Alice.
The Northwestern will fee in
Skagv.;.y front the south ..! S o'cloe*
..onight with 14 tons of freight for
this port. There wns no report
on hrr passenger lir-t.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Keelar of j
Santa Monica, California, who have
been in Skagway for th-? past ten ;
days visiting with J. Ikuta and!
famiiy, and otherwise putting ia 1
their time pleasantly among the]
fiiends with whom they were inti- i
mate- in the early days, left for
the south on their return home on j
the Humboldt today. I
J. D. Mdueray and II. II. Walker
i t- t >' J Honolulu tourists v ' o are
us bv.;rd the Prlucis A'Ue. They
wi over to VVliitchorf e yistodav
id will return on to;', y's ( ain.
.M.. and.Airs. \V. li. Cleveland of
Ju le iU, who have be n vi. iting with
; . r daughter, llrs. 11. Kirm&o
.or several weeks will ioavo for
Ja.'i i gii* the Uniut-aK'.i t'lis e\. i
i-'S
1" ' • Huuibolv't t<u in . t !>:20
l :is moruiii^' with .unite a large
runvlvr of in..."•ngei'a I'cr I'.Is j»«> .'t
"
':i j.iaced to r. il t'.Ut'i . t "• uVok
t :ts evening.
Te\ came in oa the Frit'e ., Alie
•orday and v.(; t on th XV..P. &
Y. II fxourslou over to Whitelioive.
: :j >. PI return in t;ni< u take the
... > Marga.ot K«.eu.. .. i
-o t ■ Jar.esiu e:i U.e xi ol.t to
i'i- t and tOfflWYCvV ia«>rr-'r.'.: cnt.rh
the Alameda for Seattle. vhevo sit"
it . !s spend la hi erg summer vacj
tioK,
I>i c Hari'i) and wi:o and Annie
i, ;i!l colored i> ■ !e. who hav
J. /s will It if in the Xorth
!• a tor Sc\. . rd u; > u that vv
departure from tide jion on
ir i . i-sext voyage.
T'.Jt- river t-vaP'tv t>»" tho
I , . Yukon i'lect ui \V. P. c, Y.
' . I -ts, arrived in V.'UU i-r.'-0 at
n'i-iock this lisoriii'tg with Si»
c :v. .'d b'.-uad iv. o<!'i.i!S from
.
j on the train this atteruoeii.
"a!., Mrs. X. W. AVelMei of Los
A j, Cal., and Mrs 11. Stcvor.s
.... are tourists.who came north
o.i t.. t I'lincess Alicj e;;route to
l-'-ll lilts
t. o. V. Dillon brought iiuo the
L»i:iiv Alaskan office this afto
noo i n buucl» of red-top clover nu.l
timothy, pulled up.on State st.-e.- ,
near Seventh, which it would be
bard !o beat in the country must fa
vorable for the oroparration of the~e
t • Iuniboldt Eu am • Hip Co., who
. waiting Lynn canal tcv.ii3.on
!>• -i 'c-£a connected v it U his com
i>-' i>, caiae up from H iiuoi en I >
.! . this nit nilv and win
-
t! > ci:is afternoon.
Mu\s Evgeuzinger, Raptht mi -
.deaary, will lecture at .the >1.
,
o'clock, on her work.at tue native
..iiSwiou and orphanago r.t Weed Is
lam?, Alaska. There will be no
.
cordially invited to attend.
G. G. Miller h.is in .contem
1' uiter the celebration of .the
!•'• .trth .in Skagway. She expects
to r?ach there in time for tl:o op
of the annual re-union of
; "■ e Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of
the Mystic Sh'ir.e which will
tak-. place abcut the mid
tile of the month.. Before re
t'lCi 'ng she will take in the expo
sition at San Francisco. j
People Say To Us
"I cannot, cat this or that fowl, it docs
not agree with nte." Our advice to
all of them is to take a
$1*2^ Dffiia
before and after each.meal. 25c a box.
Wm. Britt.
A uarty of five, consisting of
l>r. and Sir?. J. D. Arnold.of San
Francisco and their thres children,
were tourists 011 board the Princess
Alice. They will continue their Al
askan trip through tho interior and
down to Nome, and return to the
outbid? via Skagway, £aii<£ south.on
the C I*. R. line.
Mrs. Borger of Sealtle, Mrs.
llu* • oson of .Fairbanks, W. A.
Jackson of Vancouver, Mrs. K.
Bovee. of Washington, .!>. C., Mrs.
A. F. Warner of Boston, Mass., A.
A. M. Weyburn of Saskatchewan,
and 5!r. and Mrs. W W. 'Jret'neu
ridge of Duluth, Miiui ,arrived in
Skagway yesterday on tile l'rincoss
Alice. |
iilss .Mina sowcrby, ten c nor ior
the term just ended iu the inter
mediate departments of the Skag
way uublic school, and .her sister,
Miss Alma Sowerby, who has been
visiting with h'>r for several.weeks,
will leave for their homo in Juneau
on the Alameda tomorrow. .At the
approaching fall term of school
Miss Minn Sowerby . will teach ill
Juneau.
General Agent F. H. Wurzbacher
and Supt. V. 1. Halm, oi the W. P.
X- Y. It., are both smiling today on
account of the arrival ot their fami
lies from Seattle on the Ilumboldt.
I Tiie former have taken up quarters
in the house on west Sixth street,
wh°re they livevl last summer, and
t e latter are cosily located.in the
X. K. Muck cottage oil west Seventh
sfeet. i
S II. Yeoraans, of Skagway, erst
• . e checker champion of, Alaska,
went down to defeat yesterday af
te loo i when he met O. R. Williams
of Koyukuk in a final series . ot
sa\ at the Golden North hotel.
The contest has been going.on fn
' niitlently for the past five years,
il the grand total of games is .1?
l j: (James played, 4!); won by
Willi.'uts, L*".; won by Veomans, lit;
draw, 7. During the whole of the
time since the commencement of
the contest Yeomuns has been in
. • ! ul until yesterday.
M:*s. Charles G. Stoddard, acco.it
iul by her mother Mrs. It. C.
Code, arrived in Skagway on tr.e
.
home in Vancouver, 11. C., and aio
r* i i-iered at thb Pulleu House,
rliere tlx., will spfnd the comir.ij
'.'in dnys. Mrs. Stoddard is we".
!: >••.« i:i newspaper circles, un'lar
1 n >:n do plume of "Lady Vaii,"
.«nd (luring the past several years
.. 1.' a ...sscciutcd with a number
tii • \. tern C;.inidi.m publi.-a
ions. He'- specialty is d"scrip:ivo
writ4! g, a cottsidenible portion >r
iu_< l' inudiun Pacific railnads nu''
eat literature being from her "pea.
While in Skagway she will colloct
data for a new brochure to be pub
lished by that transportation com
pany, describing the scenic beauty
of th" route and modern, comforts
enjoyed by those traveling through
the Inland Passage to the north.
l\ FACT "ROVEN.
5V» :*• "• cn the Most fjkcii
1 e r *(•» TnMi,
I f " • tec: •! ■"'.)' hi the
" . ■. • . ru J : a..; .to not
' -t TOmpcltad bv th?
i.'iioc»tl,itocl with the
. ... .11 ir» r.lx V/06H3' timo.
rf-i-iit t? any person
• crily prevention of
'jaldno i . • i tructIon «>i the r.erm—
irMc i . . act e srf: Vy accomplished
in one hundred por cent. cP capo: by
t i ro's ITerpiclde.
Dandruff* I4*- oansed by I ho rvrnie perm
which cnu^o? lAldnoss n.n«7 enn bo pro
.i«j r* *mdy—V • • ! >*•
H< rpii
AotJ re "Po-troy Cm
cawpo you remove Ih • effect."
8o!«1 by . • , di ig fists. F>n?1 Ific. ir.
gtrmr*5 ' ril U' to Ths TTerpfelde Co.
Detroit. Ml"b
Onp tfoiUr sortie® pnnranreed
At it! drug Ktor*m.
There will bo aa informal dance
at the W. P. A. club gymnasium on
Saturday night, June 12th. Good
music in attendance. All are eor
j liiaily invited. G-9-4t.
H. ILUIfT
TALKS OF
(Continued frjni i-age 1.)
and other war material.. In the
meantime, Russia is, like France
:urd England, enlarging her .plants
and exerting all her energy to
wards manufacturing large reserves
of war material for tho final bat
tles.
"Belgium has entirely- reor
ganized her army, and now
has in the field ;:a many men,
fully equipped and supported .with
goi a artillery, as sho ever had,
and is holding successfully 17 miles
of front at a point where the fierc
est battles ot the war have been
fought. ,
"Tin re is nothing to say about
the supremacy of .the ullies upon
the sea—it is absolute. The sub
muiine warfare has not hurt one
tliOiit transporting troops .from
England to France, and passengor
trail'ir between Paris and London is
j :'s tibial. The number of mor
irha:.t beats that have been sunk
! by the submarines is small com
pared to those that were not hurt.
vr rKvriox housewives
Ernest Riehter came over this
I :!'orniiig from Dvea with two fine
yung pigs, corn fed, which he dis
used 01 in short order to the dif
ferent housewives, lie will be over
•'Sain Monday with more.
GOLDEN GATE T,l\
ONE WEEK ONLY
JUNE 7th to 12th
TTscoupon
3 G )OD FOFl MONEY
: : AT GROCERS
1 ?. Vth to 12th, 1915
HfS
Spccial wile prico
retail jn'cc v.ith coupon
J. T :i3 .80 .50
.40 .25
.25 .15
3.75 2.50
On ens x*-ill collcct ihe difference
from us
\ tr: i \ our order below
\ fi :- li-:: 3*: ins 3!:? of Tins *i
S. A. FOLGER fie CO.,
San Francisco
Sacrifice Sale
CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS 25c
Almost our entire stock at
These books sold formerly from
$1 to $2 each
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE I YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. OrloH King :: Proprietor
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday niid Thursday
"LUCILLE LOVE, THE CIKL OF MYSTERY."—Eighth epi
sode. I
The Drummer Coy of tho 8th, lu two parts.—Billy tells
what he overheard while in the enemy's camp.
Does Max Snore?—A comedy mix-up, in which a snoring but
ler takes a prominent part.
Music bv O. Selmer and V. H. Ganty. 1
FIVE REELS
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARLEY- — ~ JOHN
Kara man & CLECAK
PROPRI ETOIiS
Where i'ou Gun Get what You Desire Cooijed as It Should Be
W® Make a Specialty of Banq«etj and Prlrate Dinner Parties
a refined and comfortable place for a Bupper Rftor the show
or danre—gerric® in cozy prlrate booths If deelred.
Bath Soaps 20c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
kWe also have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. cTG
Jobwork Neatly and Promptly
Executed at This Office