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
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Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing -- Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
Iu reality the "care of the hair"
meats the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottie, and you will not only be
surprised, but pleueed with the
wonderful results. A satisfactory
a»lot i for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction, guaran
teed t your money back. Jl-00
Sold by Keller i$ro«. Drug Co. a
oer botile. Specify "PUROLA!"
^ Wholesale ami Retail
i CIGARS
^ and
> TOBACCO
| and different articles
S LKvn't forget the n'unber
I 428 Broadway
\ Tony Dortero
► ALL KINDS OP PIPES
} Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge '
BARGAIN
I have for sale in one lump
the following property
IS lot* with splendid lar*e
two story buildlu<r com
pletely furnlsbwd for
roomluc house.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
of three iwbu completely
furnished.
6 lots in Block S3.
2 lots In Block 94.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of {*". a i>ar*ai4
at*»000.
Title perfect. *11 taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
A(«at
NUGGET MOVIES
j Hrv«dtv»7, between 2nd <u>d 3rd.
• Open Every Night
TONIGHT
With Bridges Burned — An Edi
son drama in 3 acts. Written by
Rex 3<>ach.
A Hunter of Fortunes. — A Vita
grapb comedy.
Music by Miss Barber.
Cotuuieute* M a-.ao m.
'I lie naction bAs boon, asked—
Wiiy is Aituuco and ium caiUd
siate* at onto'; Can it be tnat
pu 111 lib ia playing a l>W*t in t.ie
lurDuleat waters oi lae sou thai a
acctKju, Uvd forbid.
Z«um OU aomrw ta« b«et poa
*ib b real is as a lubricant lor ail
114m or delicate macninery. lue,
j ii>c, out OotiUiK. Keller Hiixi.
| Jiultt akagwujr A*ents.
Alter exposure, wnea juU led a
CUiU Ml, u«c 1 uaui.A aio.»
■jj auu luf Coufcil i "4*. ±Jou t
| Hit ' UUlli 11 U-'Vol-p._U lulu
lil'oUCulllS Ul ^lUVulUvu JUm LJO^S
act cttulain oyi-4^s 01 ai.jr atuu
[jviep u Dwtue Ui LUe uous>c 101
caiui^cllClt-S. tullt' u."«ft.at W'li
te.uuu your muue^ 1. ;^fclWIie\i.
fi'ice -oc auu UOc. opoCUJ 'fOlt
UUi. ouau 0/ xveiiOr li'lh. i>i "&
CO.
NOTICE
There wili b« ft special meeting
I oi 1 ■-'-<•<& ijita^wat, -No. X, ui UM Aix
I Uq Hrutnerliood a,' tbe i_ B. tttul
ua Tuesday evenin* at eight tairly.
ah brothers are urgently reyueavea
t attend tbJa meaung. Initiation, oi
uerw members.
COAL IN OIL ASKS
Owiu* to tbe increaee in. freight
charges on ooal cArgoes, taa price
01 cwil will be Inueasea $1.00 per
ton, selling heraaii.er lor flS.UO
per ton.
ALASKA TRNSFER CO.
LOST—A lady'# hand) embroldored
bitaJterchief arou-ad the Yloleit patch
on Mount Bewey. Value<l as a keep
s-'ike. Kindly return to Alaakan of
f toe. tt.
NIP i " IN THE BUD.
"Irmt Appftirnurr of DandniK a Porr
ranntr of Fnturr Bnlifnena.
That such Is the case has been co*
vralvely proven by scleu'Iflc re earr
'of. Unna, the noted K ropean sit
•cMIst, declares that dai.Jrult is t:
rowci-up cuticle of the scalp. caus»
pa-as'tes destroying1 the vitality 1
< lulr bulb. The hair becomes llfeles
id. In time, fall* out. This can be pre
snted.
Newbr. Herplolde kills this dindr
erm. and restores the hair to its natu
oftnesa and abundancy.
Herpiclde Is now u»ed by thousands 1
eople—all satisfied that It Is the mo
onderful hair preparation on the mar
ret to-day.
Sold by leading drugfrlsta. Send 10c. It
itamps for sample to The Herplc'de Co
Detroit. Mich.
Li «r Stvm m«
On#> Sonar Mttle, guaranteed.
TO REPLACE MEN
IN FACTORIES
HAMILTON, ONT., Juiw 21—The
Women"" Emergency coins, repre
.■*uitinj» 8000 women of 'lXwonfto
have oftertd tiheir, services as ltt
dubtria workers to the Canadian,
Manuuaurer© assoeia/tiicji, which is
holding its meetings iu twis city.
The women sudd they desired to
release men worke^a irau military
du.tv.
IU(; LOAN MADE TO RUSSIA
NEW YORK, June 21—Ofidcdal
auuouuotaucnt has been made uy
the National City Rank for thet clos
ing ot a loan of $50,1)00,000 to tue
Russian government by a bausiug
group codiidbtuijj of tu© iNaitonai
Citv Bank, the Guaaanty Trust Co.,
J. P. Moran and Co., Kidder-l'oa
ocdy Cc., and Lee Higgius and Co.
I'ROMINEXT MAN
HE FORE COURTS
BATON ROUGUE, June 21 —
Stale Semator H. G. Fielus ol' Un
ion bus t>eeu arra&tcd and is charg
ed with, stattbiiitf with iniei4. to
kill David E. Wing couTe9pouda.il
o* a New Orleans newspaper. 'i.'h«_
men quarreled over an article which
Senator Kiel da denounced as inac
curate.
VOTE FRAUDS CHARGED
CHARLESTON, Va., June 21—In
dicuneuls against twelve -.esi
deuts o* Alingo oounjty on. tuc
cnarge of participating iu tlie li>i»
election frauds have J>eua reiuriKu
bv the federal grarnd jury wticli is
sitting at this city.
FATHER SLAVS DAUGHTER
PHILLIPS, WIS., June 21—H©nr
Schneider, a farmer, living six milts
from here lias beeu arrtadtu- on tue
charge of inurdo.ing his own dauga
ler who hud been keying h""^
for liim Lie past few mouths, flu
attacked her with an ax, alnio t
seven ins h<er liead Jfroon lwr bud/.
DIG OIL SUIT FILED
LOS ANGELES, June 21 — Two
suits to recover 640 acres oi lauu
producing oil wells in tue San
Joaquin valley, valued at $ti75,0u0,
nave been filed by the government
ygaimt iivo operating and yrouiot
iug companies. Fraud is chargeu .
by the ^overument.
LIVE STOCK AliOARD SOPHIA
Over seventy five head of live
stock were in the stock, stalls on
the Sophia. l'Uey were unloaded
tuis morning and oluced iu t..c c-t
tit ueus on the dock. They will i
'jo shipped to tlie interior on a |
aniccial btuck 'rain.
WILL 1SAR SALE LIQUOR IN
EEs 1'RlClLD DiSTRIC'l
JUNEAU, June 21—The Qouueil
has \oied to bar the sale ol iu- j
toxicaling liquors from houses ol
ill lame. The ordinance calling lur
the above provisions ha® betoi re
ferred to the court for investigation
and legal advice.
HEKUSE TO EXTEND
SALOON LIMITS
DOUGLAS, June 21—The peti
tion presented to the town council
to extend the 3aloon limits signed {
by thirty two property owners li;is ,
beeu refused by the city dads. It
was carried by the unanimous vot j
of the council.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
CLOSES ITS SESSION I
The Sunday School Convention, I
closed last night after having wad-!
ed through a soa of se.sf-.1ona and !
educational work. Resolutionsj
were diawn up by the convention,
thanking the City o£ Skfflg'way for
'he sincere friendship disptay*d on
the part of tihe people of this ooan
m unity.
Andrew Stevenson addressed the
eomventlou, toiuching uipon the bro. c|
fielu covered by the Sunday school.
The Bank President is an oner-1
gttic worker of the Sunday) school
because ft Is a feeder fox the
church. It is his belief that the
conditions under which the i>eople j
live to<tay are trough* about iby
the Christian religion, aaid 85 per
ceut of the church members are j
obtained from the Sunday school. |
His time, money and talents are j
diree'ed along those lines because j
the ultimate end is to make the [
worl(< better and place man upon, a (
higlior .plain of living.
RIVER REPORT
WH1TEHORSE, June 20—Alaska
ui Nentina 5:45 a. in.
Tanaua at Gibbon watting orders
Reliance left Gibbon for Holy
Cross «odny.
Delta scheduled to leave Fair
banks & p. m.
Yukon up Rampart on the ISt'h.
Susie left St. Michati 7 a. m. on
the l!»»h.
Schwatka down Nulato on the 18.
N lit.J.N WIDE CALL
FOR RECRUITS j
WASHINGTON, June 21—A couu
lt;y wide call has been is&Uud by
the president and the w;u- depart
in tn tor recruito. L,ve.y roc* uit
mg station on tue Atlantic Coast
nut enlisted men for service in
..ijxico.
i he movement has hardly start
ed on the coast, but is expected
to send a representative delegation:
if tne cail is issued for war volun
teers.
NOTICE
file annual mooting of the
mewoers of the White Pass Ath
letic Club will be held Saturday ev
ening, June 24tli, at 8 p. m. at the
ciub rooms. Ail members are es
pecially urged to attend. Tbia will
be the first time in the history of
thi club when It will be possible, to
eitet outside mombod'a on the board
of trus'ees. 21, 22, 23, 24.
NOTICE
Th-To will be a meeting of the
Sk;-g»vay Aerie, No. 25, of the Order
of rj.igles tonight, at 8:30 in Eagles
Hail. Visiting brothels welcome.
The Rex Beach scenario being
Fliowu at. the Nuggit this week
vividly pictures the plot oot the au
thor in some thrilling experiences.
The drama. "With Bridges Burned"
is life like, and holds the atten
tion of the auoieiice ia aii inter
esting manner.
C C. Atkins returned cn the
So]ibia. He has been on the out
side with his wife, who is unlea
rn* dieal attention.
Mrs. J. Clack of Dawson, was a
oa»seiiger on the Sophia.
Mrs. E. A. Dixon of White>horee,
came in on Uie Sophia
\V. II. Fairbanks, manager of
th«, N. Y. Co., is leaving for the
interior. He arrived in Skagway on
the Sophia.
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MARCH 31, 17,593.58
APRIL 29, 40,721.79
MAY 15, 64,914.00
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JUNE 2, 133,978.29
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JUNE 20 (3 months old) $200,144.83
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Mary Rose of Mifflin J
The Beasts of Tarzan *
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Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
The Return of Di. Fu Mar.chu
Seventeen .
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Wfdnesda}' and Thursday
Universal presents first episodti <>f 'I I! 10 MASTER KEY, in two
ports, by John Fleming AVlson. 'i'lie climax of film achieve
nioiit, the most vital and gripping '<'»< drama ejver produced.
TRIBAL WAR IX THIS SOI ill sEAH. Produced in Honolulu
by Homy Mcllae with W in. ii'iojtl and Marie Walcampe.
THE CRASH.—The m<;st secclaridai- comedy production ever
attempted.
5,000 foot of I'ilms.
Music by J. V, Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined F'oor
Admission <s5c aid ice B-^iub 8=30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SkftgW&y Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
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VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
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