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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Junsiiu, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A. consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has 'ooen rewarded by steady and substan
tia! growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
ALASKA BANKING LAWS
Are largely designed to protect the depositors.
This Itank has always complied strictly with
both the letter and the spirit of those laws. We
feel that the closer we adhere to the Law the
hotter it will be for our depositors. We make
n appeal to careful and conservative people.
You always have the assurance of supreme
safety when you carry an account with us.
NOW is the time to start an account, we
welcome both large and small.
Deposits October 14th, $443,130.90
SANK OF ALASKA
WRAXOELt ASOBOIUai
•VLASKA
The Artists Tone
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is the
EDISON
Tone
To
Hear It
Is to
AcKnowlege
that it is
the only
Phonograph
with the
Human
Tone
' eleonora
t* (719MER05
at CARMEN
lietter Bros. SfJJXS.
ftANCE tiET iH)R TONIGHT
Hello Bills In. this City jvill 6tag®
a jolly go* togefthejn dance tonight
at Elks HaJl. The music will start
at nine olclock. A good time la on
tap for all whlof carq to spin u.round
the hall tpj the tun© of livel7
music.
CLUB NAMES COMMITTEE
An athletic committee which1 will
handle the 6!P«rta for the Whites
Pass Clufe for the wlntejr season)
has been. aJpipointed. The commit
tee Is composed ol A. ,C- Blanchard,
Ed Barry and J. V. Miller. All
sport affairs! should comei before
*he committee.
RIVER STEAMER IN 1
The river steamer White Horse
arrived in White horse last night
around the tea o'clock hour. Fifty
passengers were aboard) the steam
er. Most of them boarded1 the
morning's traini and are now spin
ning over the rails of th© White
Pass Route for this city.
big train in tonight
Eignty passengers! boarded! the
inbound train, at Whifehorsej thia
moiiiing. They; will arrive here
this afternoon. Most of the passi
eusers are planning on leaving on i
the first boat for outside points.
The Rupert will pi«k most of them
CUSTOMS MAX TAKES VACATION
F. J. Vari de Wall, congenial cus
toms official in thisj city, Will leave
Monday night on the Princq Rupert
lor p month/a vacation. Mr.- Van
de Wall will sipend most of his
time in the Queen City on Puget
Sound. He contemplates being
gone for a month/ .
PAX McKAY MOVES HOUSE
Workmen ar© busily engaged
moving Dan McKay's house on
Tenth and Alaska Streets. Mr. Mc
Kay a moving his housg farther
back cn his lot. It will be settled
in ita new looa»ion today or to
morrow.
EN A EN ROUTE HERE
The Ena, C. P. R. freightej, un
loaded a big cargo for Douglas
merchants yeslterday. It is now in
Junean unloading coal and' mining
supplies. It is expectedi in thisi
port tomorrow or Monday. It car
ries a good sized cargo! for Skagway,
Frank Page, alert city marshal,
is fixing the sidewalks in the Gar
den City.
V. I. Hahn was aboard the moarn,
Ing's train when ii gulled out for
across the summit.
Royal A. Gunnison, Juneau at
torney, left on thie morning's trains
with Pavey as his final destination..
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Walker of
Dawson haiva secured reservations
for the sou'herni trip on the. Prince
Rupert.
Mrs Schu.zman will leave the
Garden Ci'y on the Prince Rupert
Monday night. Her final destina
tion Is Seattle.
Mrs. White, wild relieved Miss
Peterson at th<» White Pass hospi
tal during1 her- vacation, will leave
for the spurt* next week.
Mr. Quintan, who hast IJeen) con
fin id in the White Pass hospital
far some time, is showing marked
sigas of improvement
I George Rumple, whq spent, the
summer in( the Atlin country-, re
turned- to Skagway, Friday and will
Lere for a few days.
The City o£ Seattle is Rooked to
rail from Seattle on Monday night.
I* should he in this p*ort Fri
day Light or Saturday sometime.
W. H. Alexander aoid wife of
Whi'ehonse, will be! southbound
tasstngerg Monday night on the
Princt. Rupert. They are enrofute
to seattis. ; ; ; :
THE REAL TEST
Of Herplclde I* In Giving; It a Thor«
ough TrluL
There Is only one te3t by which to
Judge of the efficiency of any article
and that la by its ability to do that
which It Is intended to do. Many hair
vigors ciay look nice and smell nice,
but the point is—do they eradicate Dan
Iruff and stop falling hair?
No. they do not. but Herplclde does,
because it goes to the root ot the evil
and kills the germ that attacks the
i?pi!la from whenco the hair gets its
i»e.
Letters from prominent people every
• here arc daily proving that Newbro's
Terpicide stands the "test of use."
It is a delightful dressing, clear, pura
•rd free from oil or grease.
"old by leading drugerlsts. Sen1. 1v. in
itamps for sample to The Herplcide Co.,
Detroit. Mich.
At ail Dtuj* Stores. * i
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed, jgis
OFFICIALS qiVE UP HOPE «
BERLIN, Oct. 21 — Nftval of
ficials la 'hist city; <hiav3 given; "Pi
all hope of ever Peeing the Ger-, ]
ma a submarine! mrchautman, Brem
en, whicfl Bet out Jor American,
shoies dver ejpc weekg ago. It wag
heavily loaded with! dy&Jtuffa/ and
cnemlcals Jor th« United! States
/> ,\.yf j ;. JiJ Ji
MAY RESCIND ORDER
WASHINGTON, Oct. 21 — Pr®
Euro Is bettng brought to bear up
on, the Russian) amlbliesadOTS 1Q
this rUy which] may cause* Russia!
to rescind) the actioni which; she
contemplate a. R/UflBlSl has aa"
up uu^ed iha*° siha will platcel the
lid ou Importation,' of) articles in
tri Russia. Munitions! is th® only
article givenl full swing.
NO AMEKlCAN LIVES LOST
NEW YORK, Oct. 21 — No fur- '
thfr details) of the sinking of the
Cunard liueit Ateuniai have been
rfooiyed at the head) Offices in j
this city. It isi believed, by the j
New York officials that mo! Ameri
can lives were lost in: tho sin|kinu !
of the ship.
NEW SIDEWALK LAID
A new cemeni" sidewalk is> fading I\
laid iu front of tho £ixth! Avenue ;
Apartments. Workmen, hav® been,
working on! it for a couple of days.
It will be finished bjt Monday.
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Oaatlauod tram pae* S.)
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ruffner of
Atlin, B. C., and Dr. L. S. Keller j
of Skagway, Alaska, were guests of i
honor at a family dinner or gather
ing at the beautiful summer homo
of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Keller at
Bellaire, Minnesota. Thare were»
twenty guesfcsi present. Mr. and Mrs. j
H. P. Keller will close thedr cot-'
*ape on the 15thi of October and,;
occupy an apartment at thq Mairl-j
borough during! the winter season, j
—Exchange. 1
6—0—0
Noi* tnat. fha days are shortening
a..d the twilight comes all too
early, the people of th§ far iiortfo
P-te turning to indoor amusements.
Br.sket ball, bowling, cards, baud
bn'.l and other iud«K>r games ar©
taking thft place of the ever po^o
lar game of tennis. The courts are
deserted and| thei happy throng
gathers now in. the clubs and hialls.
Soon skating wil'l bo here, alwayaj
dear to the hearts of the lovers of I
outdoor s®Oict. '
Mrs. .Margaret Chambers, and her
son Ms. Fraiiij, Chambers, arrived ;
from'.: Daw stem1 "Oiij Wednesday even-'
ing and were guests of Mrs. Louise
Brorckway, while waitiEgj for the
Spokane. Mrs. Chambers is( an
old 'ime friend o£ Mrs. [Brookway.
-V little native gi'rl waei witht Mrs.
iChambers, i^ whigse charge) she
wag nlacedj try j Arch(decie«n| Stuck
of ^e Epiaco^ajj Chlurtchl. !Tk!ey left
on ti'e- 3pokana £or Juneau) «»n. their
wav to. Hoonabi hjo* springs.
0—0—0 .
The first of the weeflc. Miss Mary
Pullen entertained a ifeav! cxfi her
friends anW a few) grown-tups at
dinner at the Pullenj Housee. This
-pleasant affair was g&venj toi cel
ebrate the youngj lady's! birthday.
Tb» dining room anidl |the table
were handeonieljr decorated^ with
latr autumn fLowers. A large
birthday cake deckeid) a&|proipriatly
wit* candles, was the ceritertpiece.
A delicioius repast was served and
all enjoyed; at pleasant time. Th|ose
present were: Miss £liae,beth| Ben
•hien, Miss Nellie C ashman, Mrs.
Agnes Billson, Mr. Will Smith,
Miss Franjceg Kennedy, Misg Dor
o'hv Billson, and the little Jwwt
t's^.Mary Pullen) Th-e| young Ivost
es« received man-? preftty prese n.t®. |
0—9—9
Mrs. E. J. Shaw entertained on!
Friday afternoon] with) Mrs. Frieda
White as i, guest oJ! honor. The
hcstess was afiisfed! by Mrs. White
aud Mrs. F. J, Van, da WaJl. Auc
tion was played at three
tables. Mjw, WiHard R. Hillery
won first prize*—a beautiful white
Huen centetlpirecGI edgedl with| hflnld
made la<e. Massv White wort the
booby pTiz# and was given tiny
pair of moccasinsf as a reminder, of
*he occasiott, Th# parlor was bekau
♦'fuJly adorned ia| lavender amcD g;old
The color pl'anj was also: used! in
the dining roOM where a sunup tu
ous repast wag spread. TMosq pfres
ent were: Mrs. H. D. IKrmse, Kirs.
P. H. Gouty, Mrs. W. 0. Blan^hard,
Mn?. F. J. Weber.Mrst H. A. Wfeir,
Mrs. W. It. Lan,I- borough, Mrs. W.
R. Hillery, Mts. W. G. Powell, M rs.
Hermann Miller, Mrs. D. C. Ballon,
Mrs. W. €r. Gabie, Mrs. F, I. Van
de Wall anldj the| rionjOtf 'guest, M r?.
Frieda WMfe, ^i|iL|jj|ilJj^M
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fuel's
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You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a " Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes i8 p. m. Satur
9 p. m.
Popular Picture police
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Saturday and Sunday
YitflgmpU' presents THE ISLli OF CONTENT. — A Sfcllg thi^q
r^el drama. i !
Vitagraph pi^'Cnts SAVE TJIE COUPON'S—Produced by Coxuiy
landt Van Densen. 1 I
ANIMATED AVEEKLY NO. 10255.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Admission 25c and 10c
Inclined Floor
Begins 8:30
CHURCH NOTES
St. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Holy Communion at 8:30 a. m.
Masc and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2:00 p. m.
Evening S&rvice 7:30/
AU are cordially iuvltod.
Fr. P. H. T uracil, S. I
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
At 11 a m. the sermcn| theme is
THE WONDERFUL PAUL. In the
evening a* S o'cloicfc special' music.
The subject for the evening talk
will b° UNSATISFIED RELIGIOUS
CURIOSITY. Sunday school 12:15.
The public is cordially i invited) to
all the services. Worship] in, the
Methodist ClJurcht building.
It. H. Pederseii, Minister,
i . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Services will be
hield Sunday evening' at 7:30 o'clock
in the Alaskan Building.
Subject: — PROBATION AFTER
DEATH.
The public is welcome.
•' Sunday School 12 o'clock.
BOWLING SCORES
Jts. Kennedy, 217.
Mrs, G. G. Milletr, 168.
3\I:bs Edithi Liddicoat, 168.
i DNLY ONE "Brorao Quinine," that ii
f axative firomo Quinine
C ares a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Day:
$J? on box- 25c
FOUND—A key. Owner may Wave
same by identification) and •ayment
off this advertisement.
FOUND—Stick pin, set with
small jewels. Owner , may have
same by proving property and' Pay
lng f r this ad.
How s This?
We c3er One Hundred Dollars
I'cwaid tor anv case of Catarrh
taat cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Curo.
i". J. CHUN'CT & CO.. Toledo, O.
TrPi fhe'"n1"rf.(snei!. have known F. I.
Cheney i : * tic Inst years, and believe
i || p, |y honorable in all business
transactions .ind financially able to carry
out any obii^ai us made by his firm.
NATIONAL. BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. O.
Hall's C.itarrh Cure !•> taken Internally,
acting directly upon tl.e blood and
rntis suifac .■■■ ff u.'- system. Testimonials
lent free. Pr'ce i5 ccnt-s per bottle. Sold
by all Dritsjrlsts.
Tal'» Hall e f amily Fills for constipation
T2fl SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
■. JT, 9BULLS, Prop.
;THE SHHITflRY MILK BUNCH
The largest aad be«t con
ducted iwJrr Atart*.
Daily jhipmenta of »nr«
milk cream to *11 poUti
ok White P«« * Yukon
Route.
Wholesale fad Retail
CIGARS
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and different artJck*
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