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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2n«l and 3rd.
Open Every Night
tonight
From Headquarters.—A three reo
Vitagraph drama featuring Anita
Stewart and Earl Williams.
A Fable.—By George Ada.—Es
snnay Co.
Sunday anil Monday
FIVE BEET'S
"The Goddess.—Fourth episode.
—Two reels.
"The Combination," with Sidney
Drew.—Vitagraph comedy.
"The Rose and the Thorn." —
Special feature in two parts.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commence* at 8:30 p. m.
iiit um
WILL OPEN
WE NEED THE MONEY TO
MAKE THE FIRST
DEPOSIT
Now is the time to buy
everything cheap up to
Tony Dortero
Cigar* and Pipei
Why don't you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
We offer ROYAL Made-to-Measure
Suits and Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN. TOPICS
The 3k 3T.; y Volunteer firemen
desire to exUiiil their thanks to
'ho l>tdie& who furnish* d cakes
tor the refreshment.- at their an
nual bail.
Mrs. Agues Billot, who was
called to her home in London, Eng
land, ou business returned 011 the
Princess Sophia utter having en
countered all the .-tic.- incident to
racing throughout a portion of
the war zone. Sl'.o was forced to
obt -.n two passports, aud even, with
this most lmptsin* and impressive
credential, was o -t -ioned many
annoying delays. Sue traveled from
the Atlantic coast lo Prince Ru
pert cn tile Grand Trunk Pacific
Kailway.
Following is a litt of the of
ficers lor the ensuiiij year, chos
cu by Skagway Lodge Xo. 431, B.
P. O. E..:
Exalted Ruler, IL Friedeuthal.
Esteemed Leading Knight, W. B.
Eatson.
iSsteemed Loyal Kuight, Oscar J
Selmcr.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight, A. j
3. Baker, Jr.
Secretary, F. J. Vau do Wall.
Treasurer, P. H. Ganty.
Tiler, J. C. Woods.
Trustee, Howard Ashley.
Delegate to Grund Ledge, G. G.
Miller.
Alternate Delegate, W. C. BlancU
ard.
A FACT PROVEN.
Should C"n* Inrp Fvtn the Muii Skep
tic; ! . f ?!« Trnth.
If there Is -•"t"" ''ouht In the
Binds of M.y • • » i -J ulT -'Tins do n >t
exist, the r : -apelltfd by the
fact that \ - ■ tr.t ■<-"Vitert with the (
gi'rms became . . M in six weeks' tim ?
It must be .ifpar'' - to any parson
therefore that the .-.n!v p-evention of
baldness is the d \ ' lit" perm—
which act is »ucei accomplished
In one hundred p-r c. • ■■■' cases by
<V.e application of N't"' = - plciJe.
Dandruff is catis'd bv "ho name £»rai
■which causes baldnes nr^ can be pre
vented with the same rc-nedy—N'ewbro's
Herplclde.
Accept no substitute. "Destroy the
cause you remove the effect."
Sold by leadlnp druKeists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herplclde Co..
Detroit. Mich.
DR. L. C KNICKERBOCKER
Dentist
From Seattle has opened temporary
office over Tanner's Hardware
store. Prices reasonable.
6t. 3-6—3-1T.
REPUBLICANS AT JUNEAU
(Continued from page 1.)
bo for tho nomination of James
Wickersham, tlia present delegate
f j congress as a regular republican.
This is not denied.
Ruslgard saya that ho favors
Wickersham if there are no strings
to him. It is intimated that if a
Shackleford-Wickershaiii combin
ation is consummated at Seward,
Rusrgard will be an independent
candidate for congressional dele
gate.
At Douglas M. J. O'Connor, al
ways anti-Wickersham and a form
er lieutenant of Shackleford, is
working with Rustgard.
Other former anti-Wickersham
men at Douglas are still working
with Shackleford and are pledged
for Wickersham cm the anti-O'Con
uoy licket.
A heavy vote is being polled in
bot'« Juneau and Douglas.
"FROM HEADQUARTERS"—a
human interest story tonight at the
Nugget. Yhu who appreciate fine
acting will be greatly pleased with
this play.
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Mass and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2:30 p. m.
Evening Service 7:30 p. m.
Subject of Instruction: MAN, i
THE ONLY PROGRESSIVE CREA
TURE OX EARTH.
All are cordially Invited.
Ft. P. H. Turaell, S. I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
.Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at seven thirty p. m.
lu the Alaskan building.
Subject:—SUBSTANCE.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
The public is welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Owing to tho absence cf the
pastor from the city there will be
no morning or evening services in
♦he Methodist church. Sunday
school at 12:15 P. m. Mr. G. V.
Zinkan, superintendent. All are
invited to attend.
'97 DANCE DREW BIG dWD
-ILL BE REPEATED TONIGHT
The entertainment given by the
White I'ass Athletic club last night
was to all intents and purposes a
revival oC the days of '97, and those
who )<ad the good fortune to bu
present were treated to all the
thrills aud excitement that the
uiusher to the gold famed Klon
dike underwent when he lauded in
Skagway aud went up against dims
fortune as she posed in various
forms at the gambling tables of
the famous gambling halls that
wero operated hero.
The roulette wheel seemed to bo
the uopular game, and Tuckus
Flaherty, rolling the ivory; ball
showed Lis usual form in handling
the crowd.
Jack Wood dealt faro, and dur
ing the eutlre evenniag all seats
| ere occupied, QgQrge Dillon re
lieved Wood at the box, and at
other times acted as lookout. Pre!
Vandevyver kept cases, and showed
that he was no novice.
Dale Cowan, wlic- presided at the
Hlack Jack table made money for
the house until the last few mo
ments of play, when the cards went
Folger's
Golden
Gate
Coffee
is first
aid to
success
ill the
work of
the day
45c Coffee 45c Quality
Folger Week
March i6.to 11
Save 10c a pound
lib.
21b.
iv2 ib.
51b.
Regular
Price
.45
.85
1.00
2.00
Special
Price
35
.65
.75
150
Grocer# to « /1 collect
(/it difference from as
FOLGERS
...
Telephone
or send
the order
to your
grocer
today.
J.A.Folger&Co.
San Francisco
against the house and he made sev
eral bad be's.
Billy Chi Ids dealt "Honest John"
and his game was patronized by
a number of the fraternity.
Charles Brockmiiler, handling the
crap game, had a good game, aad I
while many of the "tin horns" made
big winnings, the management re
port thai he cleared up a tidy
sum lor the "house." Probabljr the
most interesting part of the en
tertainment ^tas "the bar, to where
al'er each dance all those who had
been on the floor flocked for a
relreshing drink of "hootch" -which
was dispensed by "Putty," "Rastus"
and Bill Sime.
"Splotus," ia spotless gtu-J> of
white coat and apron, served the
excited players at the tables with :
refreshments, and tor which he col
lected $."i0 per drli'k.
The hall was decorated with
many slo^St and even had three
shee» pesters announcing the ar- J
rival of the famous George T. Snow j
family in a repertoire of famous
dramas.
The only thing that was modern
was tho music dispensed by Prol. 1
Selmer's orchestra, which instead of
playing Id The Good Old Summer
Time" and "Annifc Rooney,"' Sis- !
coursed the latest fox trots, one- i
steps, and hesitation waltzes.
Mrs. (> G. Miller won the first
prize for ladies, having the most :
bunk coiu a« the close of the en- I
'ertainmeiit, she having accumulat
ed $5,650. ,
Arthur Boone, by a run of luck
at the BUck Jack table, during the
last few minutes of play, increased j
his roll 'o ?34,1S0, and while he
did not break tho cealer, he copped
'Ue head prize Tor gents.
Miss Kihci. Leslie of Whitehorse,
managed to gather iu 596 bar and
iiarce percentage checks, and there
lore wou the prize offered for that
accomplishment.
The evidence being so strong
that the club couid "put it across
again," it was docided that the
entertai'.ment would be repeated
tonight, and while the bunk coin
will be good ct all the tables, if
any per* on was successful in get
ting away with any las' night, the
usual charge will be made for ad- |
niisMon as you enter the hall.
Week in Society
(Continued from page 3.)
wodid not be a bud idea if t«e
girls were taught some of the use
ful things in the manual training
shop ind the boys were put through
' .1 course of cooking aad dishwasli
Mra. A. M Rousseau and bar
sen, Mr. Lovell Riusseau, will leave
tu Tuesday for Y»*hitchorse to join
Mr. Rousseau, and the family will
make their ho^ie in the Rapids
City for the futuru as Mr. Rous
seau and his son Lovell have tak
en over the Whiteherse Star here
tofore edited and owned by E. J.
White. Mr. White and his family
will leave soon for Douglas where
Mr. White will tike charge of the
Douglas Island News. Miss Hen- j
rieita Rousseau will remain in !
Skagway and continue her studies in
the public school, making her home
with Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van de WaJ
The going of the Rousseau family
is a great loss to Skagway, Mr. J
Rousseau was for a number of
months with the Skagway Daily
Alaskan, and is au all round news
paper man, at home in the editor's
chair and thoroughly up to date in
the mechanical department, honest
and reliable at any post of duty.
Lovell Rousseau is -well equipped
with knowledge of the mechanical ;
work and is a loyal and faithful i
mtin and can be relied upon at any
and all times. In Mrs. Rousseau the
town loses a an active worker in
church and school work. Ever
since her arrival in Skagway, more
than two and a half years ago, '
Mrs. Rousseau hr* been actively
er.ggced in Christian Science and
filled the position as reader in
pioneer work, her office as presi
dent of the Parent-Teacher Associa
tion has been tactfully and conscien
tiously filled, and i* will be diffi
cult »o select another who 'will give
such general satisfaction. Mr. Al
bert Rousseau is now with the W.
P. and Y. R. and w:ll make his j
home with his parents when in
Whitehorse. Miss Rousseau will go
to While.horse in Jute.
0—0—0
Zinitn Oil cleans, polishes, pro
ven tt. riist and preserves. Zovith j
Oil is an excellent fnrnitnre polish. .
1<V, 15c 25c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole- Skaptrny fijjcnts.
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
BecomiDg Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailors
Also the ever popular close
fitting h;its so suitable to
Skagvray zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloee* at 8 P. M. Saturday* 9 P. M.
E
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- Fifth Avenue
Open Eveiy Night Faised Seats
Saturday aiul Sunday
Imp Universal presents in two -mils HIS LAST tHAXCE. — A
virile newspaper dram* with Lfah Italnl, Alciandrr
aixl YV. J. Feivuson. Proiln.-nl hy Frank Craw.
IJartwra Tennant aDd O. A. 0. Lund in FIRELIGHT.
BILLY'S RIOT. — A ri|>-roaring juvenile cutirtlf, fminrlng
Little Billy.
3.000 feet bi films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Until further notice no ahow» will be given on Monday, Tn«»
day and Friday night*.
Admission £6e and 10c
Begins 8=30
GLDfcS^ BANK IN ALA5HA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
.•aneiiu,
Capi'?.] $?0,OO"!.00. 15, $20,000.00
B. M. bEHREVDS. R ^"Ull5 T.IT M<-NAl!GHTON.
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A KODAK
FOR STYLE
We «n like *<• rar atjliah dothlng and hare *t>tfch fnml
ture in oar hotr«% and we like o«IiPt stjltetfi tiling*, and the
Kodak is MyliA* far after an iberr U do IniitaUn Ifke the
original, ard "I? It lan't an Ewrnun. It feat a Kodak." an
mink it over w^l oompnre the Kodak* at ihe Skacway Pwt
man Agracj wi»* aft nth«rt> Md Tr*> will hare no dovtit aa to
which is the hnr« for you to •t-lnrt for th# coming wirm
m«r.
Malt orders m all K«d«k «iij»pllOi "**lre [rmitii atten
tion.