SEA FOODS
for the Lenten Season:
Salted Mackerel Salted Salmon Bellies
Salted Herring Kippered Herring
Canned Goods:
Salmon Mackeral Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters Kippe red Herring
Sardines Anchovies Fish Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish Bouillon
Fried CJtkes of Coalfish in Brown Sauce
Oysters Crabs Lobsters Clams Shrimps
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Vv"hy don't you get that
HOYAL TAILORED LOOK?"
We oifer HOYAL Made-to-Measure
u:ts .1id Overcoats at $16 to $40
Bortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
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TOWNJOPICS
M. Ghys, of Juneau, U a guest
,i» the Dev. ey Hotel.
J ft. li ty. who cluing Dawsoa
Goldt n Xortli.
\ . nuri Bakery bread is the stand
a.a :cr Skas^ay Get it. J-15-tf.
V. ;criuann. was a pas
• on t e outgoing Dolphin.
C. L:r ... d O. Fanin^ arrived
! t 1 -hi i i ti:e Dolphino and
Ti e Y.onna Bakery has re-opeoed
f>r business ar:d Max will be glad
. i! hii old customers agaiu.
3-15-tf.
: lit i'ulU-u House. Mr.
icrts a lively tiade for
l is tonip:tny iu Sou taen$ tern Al
ka He pr iicts a busy spring
U.i. i: Gecrge Knox. Mr.
,ii time a resident of
i> . uj employed by the
V R. is a machinist. He
: t y,..rs of 1907 and 'OS
v. it!. e ::i; ..nj The request is
•.::U ..youc knowing cf his
: ''if ■ -i !- itiou will do the lost
vor by informing Phil
Abrab . s as to bis abode.
t;isat:oa and is making ready to
i 'K to t " continent with Can
.
(red, left this city with
the i -j o of offering his services
to r.is country. He promises to
,i detailed account of his trip
i: r.s t>£ interest from the war
zt>"c to the Alaskan.
eteiijpJi
riu: M>\\ M l. SK.UJW.M
<;. m~s tonight commence S:00
c'clocic sharp. Admission; Adults
."Oct;; children over 6 years 25cts.
Hand in attenilanc-e. Social dance
an! refreshments after the games.
3-25-lt.
FOR" SALE
65 TOWN LOTS
I am instructed by the owners to
sell all cf t'aa above property; all
desirable residence lots, situated
i\ ithia the corporate limits of the
Town of Skagway, Alaska.
LO corner lots
45 Inside lots
The same will be sold to suit
purchasers without reserve at
prices, ranglag from $10.00 to
$65 00 each; all taxes paid and
titl" clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
Skagway, Alaska
NUGGET MOVIES
Hroa<l tv»y, —nil und 3rd.
Opeu b'.very Night
TONIGHT
The Goddess.—Sixth chapter4 iu
two reels.
Hearst Selig Mows Pictorial.
One Touch of Nature.—An Edi
son drama.
The Guttersnipe. — Ai Vitigrapii
comedy featuring Lillian Walker.
Music by Mrs. W. R. Hillery.
Coiunieucei ai UStt) p.
\Vi»h all the improvements com
! pleted, the Vienua Bakery is again
; at you: service with the finest
| bread, pies and pastry. 3-15-tf.
George Huth, cashier of the sav
, iiigs department for the Bank of Al
psk.i, was a passenger on the Dol
. phii>, bound for Haines. Mr. Huth
will attend to business interests in
| Haiut'i; and return on the Spokajie.
| CHURCH NOTES
ST. M A UK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Muss and Instruction 10: SO a. m.
Sunday .School 2:20 p. in.
Evening Service 7:80 p. m.
All are cordially Invited.
Fr. P. ii. TurnclJ, s. I
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at seven thirty p. m.
in the Alaskan building.
Subject:—REALITY. -
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
The public is welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Services Sunday morning and ev
jectng. At 11 o'clock the pastor
; wi'l talk on the subject MUSTARD
i Sii/iD FAITH. In the evening at
piiuO ou the subject "AM 1 MY
I BROTHER'S KEEPER?" Sunday
I school 12:15. Congregational sing
ing. The public is cordially Invited
to all the services.
L. H. Pedersen, Pastor.
Wholesale and Retail 1
CIGARS 5
and
TOBACCO i
and different articles K
Don't forget the number £
428 Broadway it
! .; Tony Dortero J
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
I "\ From 5c to Pocket Book ?
The Vienna Bakery for bread, cof
fee rolls, doughnuts, pies and
cakes. . 3-15-tf.
BREAD 1
That Is:—OUR OWN MAKE
» For the past winter ivo bare endeavored to makq our Bread J
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus- 4
totners and give them BETTER BREAD THAN' THE ORDIN- 2
ARY. t
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat- *
lsfled patrons. -i
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE j
Next to Post Office- Fifth Avenue
Open Evei^ Night Raised Seats j
Saturday and Sunday
Sterling Universal presents Ford Sterling in LOVE AXI) LUCK, j
in two parts. The biggest uproar of the year.
THE BASEBALL FAX.—A timely comedy with Laura Oakley.
UNIVERSAL IKE, Jr., AND THE SCHOOL BELLE.—A coined}.
5,000 feet of films. ,
Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Week in Society
(Continued from page 3.)
Mr. J. N. llaason i3 recovering
from quite u srious illness and
will soon be around and at business
once more.
U—0—0
The popular "Pop" Is open for
Friday evening and has several gocd
dramas and comedies booked for^
Saturday and Sunday.
0—0—0
Mr. Paul McClelland hr.g pur
chased the A. C. Blanchard. iiome
and will soon move his family in
to the new quarters.
o—o—o
Mrs. Joe. Wilson, wife of the
fuel agent for the W. P. and Y.
It., at Whitehorse, accompanied; by
her little daughter Grace, left on.,
the Princess Sophia for a visit -with,
relatives in Victoria.
Mr. uud Mrs. J. V. Miller left on
tile Piiucess Sophia for an outitig
in the States. They will go to New
York city for a visit with friends
and relatives. Mrs. Roger Bryant
is filling the position as musician,
at the "Poii" during Mr.. Miller's
absence.
0—0—0
How would an "iiteitainment of
some kind do towards raising funds,
for improving the old trails in and
around the town and making some
ucw cues to places of interest. In
this way all would feel a partner
ship in the work and all would
freely contribute.
Mrs. Eleanor Cook an<l Miss Ev
angeline Cooke uto expected i:i
Skagway iu the near future and
will make their home with Mr.
Frank Cook, the son and brother.
Mrs. Ccok aud her daughter wore
here last season and made many
friends who bid tb.em welcome.
<1—0—u
Mr. Andrew Stevenson, president
of the Bank of Alaska, and Mr.
Goerge Huth, assistant cawhier of
the same are now enjoying bach
elor life in the Zinkan cottage op
posite the "White • House" ou up
per Eighth avenue, awaiting the
arrival of Mrs. Stevenson from
Chicago. Mr. Stevenson's family
will make this comfortabla cottage
their home for the summer.
0—o—0
Our enterprizing citizen, Mr. P
H. Cauty has purchased the pro
perty to the west of his residence
on Fifth avenue and will soon have
more ground for his lawn. As
both Mr and Mrs. Ganty are fond
of snorts of the athletic nature, it
has been suggested that a bowling
alley be maintained iu the new pro
perty to balance up the fine tennis
court now being built on the west
side of the family residenca.
u—o—0———
On Saturday last Mrs. Albert
Reinert entertained in honor of St.
Patrick and the whole affair was
in perfect keeping with, the true
Irish color. .- From the dainty
crab cocktails served in green pep
per mips to tlie dessert of ice
cream with a dressing of green ev
ery detail was true to the color
plan. Pretty groen flowers, and
evergreens were tastefully arranged
about the room "nd the dining
table was gay and festive with
shamrock and real Irish "dudeens"
lied wi»U green ribbons. Bon bons
in green were dainties for guests
aiij al! liad an afternoon of unal-1
loyed pleasure. Those present
wore Mrs. William Bunting, Miss
Lois Butt, Miss Agues C. Moffat
and tlie hostess, Mrs. Albert Rein
er t.
0—0—0
To- celebrate their second week
of wedded bliss, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. Burford gave a little dinner in
ike new home on Thursday. This
was also in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
\V. G. Powell's fourth week of
happiness. The young people were
.m.ir.icd on ttye same day of the
-week but, the wedding of Mr. and
M.s Powell took place two weeks
prior to that of the Burfords. It
is needless to say that harmony
and happiuess prevailed.
0—0—0—'
The recepticu givn on S-tcurday
evening at the Bank of Alaska was
a very happy affair. President An
drew Stevenson and a number of
the bank staff with their wives,
were the hosts of t'lo evening aud
all who came were graciously re
ceived. Tho ladies were presented
with a large box of home made
candy and each small woman was
given a box befitting her years. The
bi'.nk is elegantly fitted up with
rugs, chairs, liaudsomo "runners"
for the halls and passageway. The
walls have :l few rhoice nictures and
photographs iu handsome frames.
Ou tile night of the reception the
tables and desks were graced with
pots an.' jardinieres cf fragrant
and beautiful growing plants, while
in-iiiy .vases of cut flowcis and
terns were tastefully disposed about
..he rooms. Let us all hope that
the opening of the Bank of Alaska
marks the begiimiag of a new and
prosperous era for Skagway.
0—o—o
On Tuesday last Mrs. L. H. John
ston entertained to celebrate the
fourth birthday of her littio daugh
ter, Haleen. There were present
fourteen guests and tho afternoon
was given over to games and onusi
A delicious luncheon of toothsome
goodies so dear to the hearts of chil
dren was servud in the dining
room where the haudsomely decked
table was a thing of pleasure. The
centerpiece was a liuga birthday
cake with, the requisite number of
candles to mark each golden liappy
year. Willard Hillery was appoint
ed to blow out the caudles which he
did in his most diplomatic manner.
The small hostess was assisted' by
her mother, Mrs. L. H. Joh.u3ton,
and her most charming, maternal
grtat grandmother, Mrs. Hetty Ja
cobs.. "No presents" was - the or
der of the invitations and was
rigidly adhered to. Thoso present
were Etta Richtcr, A. C. Blauchard,
second, Georgia Ficka.nlt, Willard
Hillery, Harriet Towne, Nancy
Lynch, Willard Pedersen, Margaret
Towne, Elizabeth G&ult. Eileen
Lynch, Ralph Lowle, BelU> Hukill,
Jimmy Rogers, Myraa Feero, Rod
ney Johnston, Christine Johnston
and the little honor lassio, Haleen
Johnston.
THE VERY -NEXT TIME!
Tho nex4 time you require an ef
ficient laxative, try "PUROLA"
Syrup of Figs—Nature's remedy. It
is pleasant and agreeable to the
taste, as well .as being effective.
Its use will keep the bowels open
and regular. Especially recommend
ed for women and children. Price
25c and 50c. Specify "PUROLA."
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. L
GAGE
Spiring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored
Laeey Sailor#
Also the ever popular! oIom
fitting: hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store eloees at l:T. II. •atfarityn • P. ¥•
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway aid State St.
Capital - $50,000
Surplus - $10,000
Correspondents
SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK Befttttfl
WELLS FARGO NEVADA NATIONAL BASK 8» VWttm
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK ffq#f
GUARANTY TRUSX COMPANY N<|if
Officers
1'RESIDENT .. .. ... ... .. ANDREW STETEKSOX
VICE PRESIDENT ... ANDREW A.
CASHIER ... ... ... ^ W. ff. WAHKBN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. GEORGE HUYH
GENERAL COUNSEL ARCHIBALD H. fiWWHKaUV
ATTORNEY ... .;. ... ... H. L. »ACLKN«S
Directors
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, CLairman of BMai.
Formerly Vice President »bj3 Dtr«rt«
Bank. . i.*' j$'&
Treasurer, PUoeplx L'uderwwir Q*.
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
President, H. D. Walbridge & Cfa S&kVgt
President, Dallas Gas Co.,
Director, American Coal Products 0*>
Director, Commonwealth Light, Pcmtft A BaAbmy
Director, Penn Electric Co.,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
Warwick, Mitchell, l'eat <fc Co.
ANDREW STEVENSON,
Associated/Alaskan Properties.
J. T. WESTERMANN,
Skagway, Alaska,
W. H. HEN80N,
Skagway, Alaska.
P. H. GANTY,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
Skagway, Alaska.
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ACCOUNTS OF INDIVIDUALS, PBOEBSSKWAIfc SAB,
ARIED AND BUSINESS MEN, FIRM& CORB«ttA«<*»
AND BANKS INVITED. BOTI* LAB«E 2LXU B3£MJ3j ASfU
WELCOMED. j itoW-jfftS U .
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
.»uneau, Alaska
Capita], $50,u00.00.j|i"£j 'Surplus,^$20,000.00 C.
: I
B. M.'bEHRENDSjl ii R.'WILLIS^ ■> GUY.M«NAUGHTON. ~
President Vice Pttt.
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