Uneeda Biscuit!
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
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading' Grocers
Let vour next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
lu reality the "care of the hair" j
jn^ats the "care of the scalp." Ap- I
plv • PUROLA" Hair Tone accordiug
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only be
surprised, but pleased with the
wonderful resulta. A satisfactory
a.!o»t for hair health; sold on
its merits aud satisfaction guaran
tee T your money back. $1.00
St-ld by Keller Broe Drug Co. a
o> r botile. Specify "PUROLA!"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOKACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the n-unber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIXPS OF PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
8r<«ul>va./, Ik*ween 2nd and Srd.
Open ii-very Night
FIVE REELS
TUXIGHT
The Eaatherbrook C-eo. — A
Vitagraph drama la three parts.
Mr. Jarr and Circumstantial Evi
dence. — A Vitagraph ouniedy.
Music by MIm Barber.
('oniuimrn at 8:30 p. in.
Pratans*.
As a general rule, people who fla
jrautly pretend to auythlng are the re
verse of that which they pretend to.
A. man who seta up for a aalnt la sure
to be a sinner, and a man who boasts
that he Is a sinner la sure to have
jome feeble, maudlin, sniveling bit of
talntshlp about him. which is enough
to make him a humbug.—Bulwer-Lyt
ton.
Another Good Place.
"We « an"t all dwell on Easy street."
"No. but we t:in all live on the
•Quare."—Louisville Courier-Journal.
OPPOSED TO ANNEXATION
tiCRUN, June 27—T!i*A the
Imperial Chancellor is oj>po«ed to
tne annexation Oif Belgium and
othei far-reaWhiagplans of the pan
tiermau expansions, has fcteu flatly
d uied by the Socialist, Philip
StiniiLniaim, in a speech at rBealau.
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* CABLE DOWN *
❖ + +
+ SEATTLE, June 27 — The +
* cable is again down. In all +
* p reliability the Bur aside Is +
•f" working on it. It went down 4*
+ at 7 this morning. +
* + ** + + + + + + + + * + +
Zei.lth Oil assures the b«st poe
Sib'e reults as a lubricant for all
light or delicats machinery. 10c,
i&c, 60c bottle* Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
After exposure, when you feel a
culd coming on, take PUROLA Hon
ey aud Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa ' until It has developed into
bronchitis err pneumonia. Does
not contain opiates of any kind.
Kiep a bottle in the houae for
emergencies. Your druggist will
refund your money if not satisfied.
Price 25c and 50c. Specify 'PUR
OLA." Sold by Keller Bioa. Drug
Ca
NATURE SPARES
:.e Stricken Rum Prom Grief.
iiat a fortunate prcvla'^n o' natu.
•s. that deprives the rose of rveiu
..ring: for how poignant would be i
<-f iii discover. In the height of i
• :nlng glory, that a canker fed at It
•it. and that its beauty and fragran<
. o doomed forever. Nature alway
•ares the suffering: she Is a veritab:
ra-hoyse of pleasing rewards, fo
■jse who seek her aid. In t'..e year
e by falling fcalr and graynoss ha-,
~. a gloon "ver the lives of thousan
young women, but thanks to the I.
st gations of scientists the true can
hair destruction Is now known to
germ or parasite that burrows iii
e hair follicles. Newbro's Herplr'
jsolutelv destroys this germ, V
•rmltting the hair to grrv aa n
i \-o Intended. Sold by le-xtlng dro
•it's. Send 10c. in stamns tir sampl
» Vhe Herpicide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
At aTI <Jru« worm
Ose SoITar pottle, gnaranteed
r
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* HiVjj kt>U OONXRIBUXED? *
+ + *
* A total of $557.00 h;is been *
•> -raised by ►he Finuu.ee Coammit- +
* tie for Cite staging o£ the Ju- ♦
* ly celebrations. Tile exec it- <•
■5" tive committee has drawn its <■
* budget tip for &he expenditure *
* of (650.00. To prope.ly hamdle *<
* Hhe festivities end get away +
+ iu any kind of retpreseutaitlYe <•
+ style it will be necessary to ♦
+ at lei^t raise $625.00. There *
+ cAill remains a number of peo- <*
■i* pie who will benefit by the *
* celebration who have failed to +
+ contribute. Lest the ocaan»it- *
* tee might overlook you, the +
•> committee will at any time be +
+• willing to receive any amount +
•> that you may care to give to +
* boost the patriotic cause along. *
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AL'XHOKIZED XO PROCEED
Willi dkvelopmkm WORK
The Skagway Devei<-4pni€r.tj Asso
ciation, at a meeting hut uighi, at
which they discussed the properties I
bang developed by them, auitiuiorizijj
Wm. Bledsoe to procetd with the
development work.
Mr. Bledsoe will start active
wori- on developing a property at
a uoint about two and one bail
miles above the tunnel which was
driven iu by tha contractors. A
twenty live foot tunnel was driven
and samples for assaying sent to
H'hiteuoite and below. The as
says have beeu returned hut sure
no' for publication. The faot tlu-.t
tue Association has autuioruou me
pioceduire with the work shows Mi-t
at least possibilities for paying ore
are before the Association.
LVilMU.W SHll'.MKNX
EiNUOliE IX) SXATEs
James Powell, of the firm oi
ilowe and 1'uweil, who are opor
auuj" in Uie \V.uoaton River District
tviln headquarter* at it^oiusou, lo
in snag way. lie report* Ubat tiu
wines wniica are operate*! by his
mm are. turning oat some inigut}
uue ore. Tile antimony has a--.
suyeiQ t>£ por cent anu lie is en
Jiutii^stic over the poasjfej/iliUes not i
uniy ti nis mine put oi tue sai- j
luuiiuin^ country.
liigh waters are causing consider
able uimcuity with gutuiit" t-e or<
io lue raiiroau, Air. fojveil iiu*
two wagons loaded wi<ih ore, nuw
sn-mpcu by the nigh waiters. lie
will ship a carload oi uie today or
tomorrow lor the south.
C'Al'IXAJjlSX IX LOVE
WlXH GARDEN CIX\
C. W. Kellog and wife wer© the
gtUsts of Mr. Stetson, a Whiite Pm>s
wan, yes'ei'day and this morning
antil the Alaska/ pulled out, taking
them *c tue westward. Mr. Kel
lc-g is a retired capitalist making a
U'tw of Alaska.
Under the guidance of Mr. Stet
son very little remained in this com*
muuity that did not coime before
the eye of tue retirid busuusn man.
He is enthusiastic over t-ie Garden
City aid will stop over a week ou
uis- return to go on a fiishiing ti ip
wi'h Mr. Stetson. La-t night they
hiktd up the trail to .bower bake
Dewey aud took in the surrounding
scenery.
ALItK NEAltS PORT
W ITH BIG LIS'H
The Canadian, Pacific S. S. Co.'s
ocean >pula«e, the Alice, will bfc
iu tliis uort tomorrow morning at
7. It o-rries 84 passengera and
24 b to us of freight for thia l*"'1
and the interior. Many import
ant busini as and professional m-eu
are on tilo passenger lis*, making
a tour of Alaska.
ALASKA WITH BlG CARGO
The Alaaba steamship's
boat the Alaska, ateanutL into port
last night a,* 5 o. m., amd after dis
charging it3 Skagway passenger, be
gan to unload its big cargo of over
455 *ons of freight whfcfoj was
booked for the interior audi consist
ed of hay and oats. It cleared
port this morning for the w«stwMd
with a heavy cargo.
LOST—String of white and black
beads sonuAime yesterday. Finder
kindly return to the Bank of Alaska,
RIVER REPORT
WHITEHORSE, June 26—Cana
dian arrivtd 2:15 a. m.
Dawsoa down Yukon 5:30 a. m.
Selkirk up Isaac Creek 8 a. m.
Canadiui sailed this evening.
Sibil La uip Melozi on 25th.
Alaska up Circle 4 a. Jn.
Susie up St. Michael on 24th.
Yukon down Circle on 25th.
PEEVKfc AND GOOD GROUNDS I
FOR BECOMING THUS'
I
Wouldn't It make you peeved. If '
yc.u liad a, uerfectly good birthday j
on a day like this and your little
wifey was just aching to doll up
and have the best dinner tua,t tflie
ever cooked, iu her llie waiting for
you when you came homo from
work'/ Well any way that's tlhe
condition la which Gordon Powell
finds himself.
lie hub been planning' for some
weeks on the spread tnait he would
hwve on his birtliday which! comes
today. But luck doesn't always run !
m smooth! Channels and the busl- .
iufc man Is subject to out cx£ town
calls. He found it necessary to j
make a flying trip to Whiteh(oirse '
and away goes his dreams of pie, 1
cake, and good eats that he loves
so well. As a connpixxmiise hlis good
wile has promised to serve the saime
kind of a din nor upon Ms arrival
from the inferior.
l\ S. MESSAGE OFF TO
SOUTH AMERICAN NATIONS i
WASHINGTON, June 27—Sec
tary Lansing has sent a memoran
dum to the diplomat!© representa-'
tives of South American nations
reviewing the situation existing be
tween the United States end' Mexico
and announcing that if hostility t
should eventua«e the purpose of
the United States would be to de- j
fend Itself again* further inva- j
ttfon and not Inte.-fere in Mexican
affairs.
HOUSE NEARS COMPLETION
—TO BE RENTED
Hugo Uugrefroren is T/usy these
days putting tho finishing' touchrs
to his new house on Third and
Maiu streets. He con: e.up lutes
having i' finished by August Int.
The house has a living room,
bedroon, kitchen, dining room, bu. t
in wood and coal shed, Jjaithroom
and is modern in every detail. It
will be completely furnished and
rented.
lit >1.DEN ROD SPINS
OVER CANAL WATERS
The Golden Rod took a two
hours' spiin around the Canal last
uight with passengers. About a
dozen .made the trip and were de
lighted with the 9ua> irlor scenic
effects galined by making a t-rip on
the Canal in a launch. The party
vk-ited Elks Falls, Fortune Bay,
Burro Greek, Dyea and other points
cf interest. Kellers', the booking
office for the popular launch! htus
been flooded with Inquiries con
cerning rates and the chartering of
•he boat.
COLLEGIANS MAKING FOR
GARDEN CITY ON GEORGE
Rah, Raih, Raih; Sis, Boom, Bah;
>ky Rcckeet ,are the college noises
tha» res Id en ta of the Garden City
are likely to hear echoed' through
the i>ass when the Prince George
slips through Che waters o(f Lynn
Canal end draws up to the dock
tl'is coming Saturday.
The Prince George Is carrying a
touring party of Columbia; Unl
veirsHy students who are touring
the Pan Handle of Alaska. They
are reported to be full of the real
eld Nick, and out for a good time.
OTTER BOO ICED FOR
HEAVY OI!E CARGO
The freighter Otter Is scheduled
t,o reach this port sometime Sat
urday morning. It Is reported to
be carrying a heavy cargo. It Is
bi>oked to carry ore for the Gran
by Smelter on the return trip. A
number of the mines in the inter
ior will commence shipment to the
Uran.hy Smelter In British Cohianlbifl.
owing to the recent ruling ot tlhe
Tacoma Smelter.
SEATTLE TO CARRY
"SUNNJERS" HOME
The Seattle will be loaded to
the gunwales with 'he returning
Midnight Sunners who aire now en
rc.ute to the Garden City after hav
ing witnessed the scenic sight of
•ihe midnight sun hanging in the
mid skies at midnight.
It was 6iah«eduled to have left
Seattle last night and is presumed
to be on the way northward.
NOTICE
Meeting of Camp Skagway, No.
1, of 'he Arctic Brotheirhrod in the
A B. Hall tonight at 8:30. Shprt
business meeting.
MRS. PCLLEN AT DYEA
It is understood that Mrs. Pul
len left this morning for Dyea to
supervise some work wihJoh is be
ins doi,t on her home place In Dyea.
The. bish. watera are endangering
the landscape and she took over
some men to head the water off and
protect the surrounding
Newest Fiction
Nan of Music Mountain
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Mary RoSe of Mifflin
The Beasts cf Tarzan
His Official Fiancee
Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
Seventeen
Blind Sight
Twilight
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees sit S P M. Saturdays 9 P. M
Pom
[
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal Specialj presents THE MASTER 1CEV.—Episi de Xo.
2. By John Fleeting W ilson, villi JUH-eit I»evnajtl and Ella*
Hall. Produce*! by Itobt. Leonard.
WHEN ROMANCE CAME TO AV.VE, iu two parts.—A quaint
ajicl fascinating rural
WHEN EDDIE WENT TO THE 1'ltOXT, with Eddie Lyoifi
Victoria Foitie and Life Mo.an.
5,000 feet of films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined F'oor
Admission y5c anu iic
Bbjilllb 8:30
Bank cf Alaska
Wrangell SksgWcY
Capital $50,000 Surplus $-0,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT .. ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT I 1 WKSTERMANN
CASHIER W. VI. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHfF.IJ .. .. GEORr.'E HLTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. \V I.. l,.Y\DSItOROCGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. AROTIIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY M ... .. .. _ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WAXiBRlDG E,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN,
V. H. GANTY.
W. H. HENSON,
OLDES' BANK IN ALASKA
THE B IV!. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, f20.000.00.
B. M BEHREVDS, J. It. WILMS, GUY McXAUGHTON,
President. Vice i*res. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pure Flavors and
Crushed fruits
Our Ice Cream carm^t be excelled- it is
made after a famous loc_tl receipt