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So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
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Leading Grocers
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FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
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Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
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Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
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3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
Iu reality the "care of the hair"
ai'-ai.s the "care of the scalp." Ap-*j
plv • PUROTjA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottte, and you will not only be
surpristd, but pleased with th .
wonderful results. A satisfactory
wii iotr for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran-1
te'sd >r your money back. $100
Sold by Keller Brca. Drug Co. a
Di r bottle. Specify "PL'ROLA!"
( \MioIe»«le and Retail
< CIGARS
and
TOBACCO 5
and different articles
Dc.n't forget the n>iniber ^
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero <
ALL KINDS OF PIPES {
Fiom 5c to Pocket liouk ^
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OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge 1
BARGAIN
I have tor salt* in one lump
the following property
1H lots with splendid large
two *tory building com
pletely furnished for
rooming house.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
• if three ruouii completely
furnished.
6 k>ts In Block SS.
- lots III Block 94.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of f$"°. a hargald
at
Title perfect, all taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
A(ut
NUGGET MOVIES
ISruadtv»7. b«weesi 2«iil and A"1
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Icq Beloved Adventurer, featur
ing Arthur Johnson.
Lcvo uud Oil.—A Kalem comedy.
Too Much Uncle. — A Vlta«ra4>h
contedy, feoturnig RafyJi luce and
Anita Stewart.
Selig TrEbune Weekly..
Music by Miss B*rl>rr.
i'lwuimn* at »:SD p. m.
TOWN TOPICS
TUa Alameda left VaWez yaster
dav (or westward ports.
J. P. Summers of Log Ca.biu, has
r. turntd to his home. He reports
Lly<t fishing looks good.
F. F. VV. Lowle, ag&ut for the
C.iuudiuu Pacific rtturned to Sk«g
■.vny^ju Uie Joha Ssturday.
M«. Milnes, a former resident of
Skagwav, arrived on the John and
is registered at the Golden, North
h t 1.
Tho Spokane will arrive in port
tonight from the south' wit hi fifty
passengrih! aboard for Skagway. It
is scheduled to arrive at eiglht.
Mr. Maluin, manager of the
French Syndicate of Allin, was a
p;ic-fitiiger on the Prince Joihn, whiil
arrived in tiiia port on Saturday.
M.s. A. M. Rousseau, accompanie
by her daughter, Mita Henrietta
Kou>i>eau, left on the morning's
train for Whlttshorse. Mrs.
Rousseau has bees a visitor In Ska^
way for a week. She came to wit
ness the graduatkxn exercises ol
t>e public schools.
OFF FOR SUMMER VACATION
Prosper Ganty, on the circulation
staff of the Daily Alaskan has
b> en granted a temporary leaf of
absence for the summer months.
Pro. per will leave on the south
bouuj Spokane this evening for a
visi' with friends In Wcoma and
sound cities. He has been with
the Alaskan during tHe winter
mouths and patrons on his route
will tnifB his regula>rl'v of service.
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
'."he Cuh Mix at be Removed. Sunt
War With DndrnS.
KU1 the germ that causes dandruC
ailing hair and baldness, you will hav.
.o more dandruff, and your hair mus
row luxuriantly. Newbro's Herpicide
.ot only contains the dandruff germ
•stroyer. but It Is also a most delight
il hair dressing for regular toilet use
> other hair preparation Is on this
;ontlflc basis of destoying the dandruft
rms. tt stops all Irritation, keeps thj
:alp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
•lomber that something claimed to be
•just as good." will not do the work o"
genuine Herpicide. Sold by leading
druggists. Send 10c. In stamps for earn
tie to The Herpicide Cfl.. Detroit. Mich.
At an 4rog warm
One So Bar pottle, guaranteed
LIVE MUSIC
FOR DANCE
The Base Ball dancu will be held
In the White Pass cluo this coming
Saturday night. The committee in
charge have been hustling' around
and promise to give the snappiest
little dance of the Beaaon. " '
* TicKets have been placed on sale
a' Keller Bros. Drug Store and
Britt'b Pharmacy. Ssiyeral of Ska®,
way's leading young ladies have
been given tickets to Bell to their
frie>»is and acquaintances.
The committee have arranged
for holding twenty dance . The
Ska;?way orchestra will render the
music. Five pieces will compose the
orctiesira. Good, live, Cancey mu
sic ha.« been promised by the or
chestra leader. The floor will be
placed in top notch' condition and
Ci»cil Cole and Crede Lionel)rake are
urging every one to fceity the date
open for the dance if they do not
want to miss the treat of the yoar.
The proceeds from the dance will
go to the support of the ball team.
TUfe club has donated the floor for
the occasion and the orchestra has
made concessions i« he music for
the bovB. If you hav«u't made that
date .vet there is atill t'me. The
place is the White Pass Clulb, the
'.me is nine thirty and Ckagiway has
a hundred of the finest little danc
ers in ine country that will be will
in? to accept an invitation to at
t<md he dance.
PIUXCE JOHN OUT
The Prinoe John arrived in Skag.
way Jit ti:30 p. m. Saturday with
Lht> following passengers lor Skug
way: F. Stacey, Mrs. L. Milnes, H
Maluin, F. F. W. Lowle, Mrs. R.
C. smith., Mrs. MoIIer, Mr. Martin,
J. Barker, Mies K. Renn, Miss S.
Renn, V. Morata, R. Oswald, R. Keii'
uedy, X. Flatoff, R. Corlsou. H.
Hansen and D. Hansen. Prince
Jahu also had about forty five tone
o' freight for the interior and a
couple oI tous for Skagway. It
sailed M>uth at 12 noon Sunday.
Among the paisseaiyers leaving Slcag
way were F. Vodlcka, p. A. MoPhee,
R. Randal, J. E. Reid and Joe
wrist. |
ARTIST RECEIVES SAD NEWS
Miss Caskey, who recently came
to Skagway as the gues* of Andrew
jvtevens"on and family, has raceived
the sad news of the deatli wf her
ft'her !n Los Angeles. R. J. Caskey,
the defeased, has beeu ill for some
time in the southern city. He
nay. i-l away Sunday. Mise Caakey
will net be aWe to to to Los An
geles to attend the funeral. The
Alaskan sents heattfelt condol
mici'6 to Miss Caskey.
.IOHN makes last trip
The. Prince John m^de Us last
trio to port Skagway on the Bum
mer schedule Saturday. It will
iri-iii now on be on the Sound run
• uj Mand tour. In its stead will
~>e t>!aced the Prince George and
Trince Rupert.
I The White Paaaoperated asp d; 1
to 'V g-unvniit for the benefit of
the officere and round trJcfpers
aboard on Sunday. The boat was
delajed two hours to euaible them
tu take the trip.
SOCItlY EDITOR MAK!£S
OUTSIDE TRII'
Mrs. L. S. Keller wi'.l be a aouth
b'.uud aaasenger on the Spokanti to
night for Seattle. Mrs. Keller will
visit <n Seattle, Tacoma, and Sound
citi«.3 before reaching her destina
tion in Idaho, where she will 6pend
the major portion of her time. Her
itineraiy also caiiln for a trip thru
Wyoming.
CARD OF THANKS
We whih to extend to our many
friends our gratitude and sincere
thanks for 'he mauy acts of kind
ness and sympathy so freely- ghren
us iu tne hour of our bereavement
over the loss of out dear One.
M in. K. J. Uddicost ajnd Fwuily.
USES GAS CAR
Ch'ls Comjptom, mayor of Pen
nington. will ride In style from now
on. The boulevards of Seattle will
have nothing oa Chris wthen it
com- s to real style. Hi will t&ke
hack with him a gas car to work on
this section of the road.
J. J. Kennedy caane over on the
Peterson to look over some records
in. the commissioners office. He
reports that things are looking pret
♦v rosy Id the Porcupine district.
PIONEER FARMER
GETS TITLE
H. D. Olark, pioneer rancher of
the Sfo'tjway district, bos received
word Cram the Juneau Jand office
that he will receive title In fee
simple to his homestead lundB lo
cated on the northwest side of
Skagway river consisting of forty
tour acres.
Mr. Clark located on the land in
X8 i* . over sixteen years ago and
has continued to reside there since
the date of first entry.. The legal
procedure for getting full iitld from
thr government has been hanging
fire for several years ajijl the news
of his receiving title is gratifying
to not ouly to himself but to others
in this district who are now home
jteadlng. (
At first It was Mr. Clarks In
tention to procure title to the land
bv tilt.- use of additional soldiers
script, which he puichnst A and h-uld
until 1912. This plan was ajbandoncd
and Mr. Clark decide! to get title
to the land as an original home
stead. The land has been sur
veyed a number of times and each
time some difficulty presented it
self owing »o the iinpncxper survey
or lack of those in charge to get
the records on file.
The homestead plot was locatea
before the passage of the U. &
V.ct requiring the linis of a home
stead to belocattd along the Car
dinal lines and were not located
aloi^ cardinal directions which lias
caused considerable difficulty) with
the laud office In granting the title.
During his oocupaay M-r. Clark
hag arreted a suitable dwelling
how whloh has compared with, any
In 'his section of the couatry. Two
greenhouses have beou erected,
b»rus and chicken houses and he
has clpared practically all of the
land for farming purposes.
\V. L. Lewis, special agemt, In pre
senting the case of Mr. Clark has
Informed the government, "It may
be no'ed tha» he io a pioneer, whose
exp-.-rinents have been in the main
successful; and they are of no In
considerable public value, as
demonstrating the agricultural pos
siL0it(ps of the looa'Jon. A slight
realization of the many proibleme
to be met and «oiyed in the origi
nal in a pioneering proposition of
this kind. In a new and agricultural,
ly urn-bartered country, will con
vine that it requires personal char
acteristics of a high order to
achieve suecesB. And *he fact that
a man ha« demonstrated such suc
•ess and blazed he wtay for his fel
lows, marks him as a useful and
im;,* riant citizen, entitled to every
(•curtesy that the government can
extend to him under the laws."
T^e homestead of Mr. Clark is
joined by th'it of Mr. Seeman, who
!a ocnteitniplating proving uj> on his
plic*- 'n the near future. Mr.
Clarks farm has been the Interest
ing snot to bhow tourists and trav
elers for several years. They are
always surprised to cee & real live
farm tucked aiway In the narrow
confines of the White Pass and then
realize the possibilities of the ag
ricultural field when ». bifdseye vleU
Is taken of the valley.
RIVER REP0R1S
WH1TEH0RSE, June 12—Water
17 VL Inches.
Kasutlin down Stewart river at
t a. in.
White Horse up lsaao creek at
1 a. m.
C.Tca up Selkirk 7 p. m. on the
11th.
Dawson In Dawson.
Next sailing: Canadian Tuesday
nlzht.
WHITBHORSE, June 12—Slbila
up Circle 10:30 p. m.
Yukon billed from Gibbon for
Fairbanks 3 p. m.
Reliance arrived Nulnfo 6 a. m.
Julia "B" on bar between Kotlik
and Romanoff last report.
Tat ana down Eagle. 3 a. m.
NOTICE
The W. C. T. U. will hold a
bu&inese meeting at the borne of
Mrs. Zinkan on Tuesday afternoon
at 3 p. m. All members urged to (
l>e present. 4 |
PAL MYBIA HEAVILY LOADED
The Pal Myria is reported to be
on the w<ay northward with a heavy
cargo of freight. It w:lt maike this
port unload and Immed&tely begin
loading the ore cargo which Is
awaiting shipment to the smelters.
The Redonda has been ordered to
Seattle tmmedfately so will not re
turn to load with copper ore.
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Monday and Tuesday r
Eclair Universal presents WIFE, a powerful (biuna In two
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On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 86c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
A .. .
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT .. - ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW Ac BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER ... W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HITH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... W L. LAN D8BOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY _. ... H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHHTH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRHKJE, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
JuntQU, Alaska
Capita], $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHREND8, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McN'AUGHTON',
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
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