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Leading - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
" RroadwftjV between''2nd and 8nl.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Spirit of the Violin. —John.
Graham's vindicatioa by; Jaaiee
Oliver Curwood.—Drama in two
parts.
Mil.idy's Boudoir, with. Isabel Re a
—Blogii4)li company.
Cabman Kate, 'with Kata Prlnco
| and Edward Elkas.—Vitagraph com.
edy.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commences M a: 30 p. m.
Zenith Oil ass area the beet pos
sible reults as a lubricant for all
light or delicate machinery. lOc,
25c, 50c bottles. Keller ^i-03
Sole Skagway Agents.
JAPANESE
ORANGES
15c a Dozen
Tony Dortero
Agents—
ROYAL TAILORS
of
CHICAGO— NEW YORK
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
O. U. Groundhog: Beiit it!
The Sotkane arrived ;:t Tr^adwell
this moru-i'g and will ro-th here
tomorrow afternoon.
H. X* Baruett and A. Schaffer of
Tanaua were registertd at the Gold
ea North yesterday.
Tuck Flaht'rty returned on the
Jeffetson from his short vacation
in Seattle and other coast cities.
P. Thorudyke of Dawson, sailed
for Vancouver ou the Jefferson, lie
will enlist under the British flag
and proceed to the front.
Frank Chapman of Dawson, who
has been in the interior for eleven
years without a breath of "out
aido" air, sailed on the Jefferson
for Vancouver.
The Jefferson arrived at 4:45
this morning and sailed at 9:40.
She brought in seven pusseng>. rs
for Skagway and took eleven out.
Const Paveley of the Royal
Northwest Mounted Police, came
In on las' night's traiu fr«m White
horse enroute to Victoria, where he
goes for special treatment for a
broken leg, the bones of which
hare not grown together properly
in the two months which have
passed since the accident in which
he was hurt. Mr. Paveley was ac
coniDankd by H. M. ilcKenzie of
Whltehorse, another member of
the mounted police.
The Sltagway ageuts for the
Eastman- Kodak, finis and supplied
•«ie Keller Broe>. tf.
BHOWNING DEL1\ l.HS THE
GOODS
Ycu can have all goods bought
at my store doliverad to any part |
of the city upon request. Remera-j
ter: New location, New goods.
Sarao 014 coi rteous services. Phone
90.—Brownin,?. *2-10.
COAli AT A BARGAIN FOR OXE I
WEEK
fdr one week we will deliver
Ladysmith coal, mine run, for
f 10.50 per ton. — Alaska Transfer
Gfh PtTPn? Xo, 10 l-27-lwk<
Jas. Lipscom, who was during
the summer government telegraph
operator at Atlfc, and has been
worniug in the same capacity for
the past two months at White
horse, came in on the train last
night enroute to Victoria to
spend tne balance of the winter.
The December number of the Na
tional Geographic Magazine con
'ains an interesting article on tho
buliiiiiii; of the government railway
in Alaska and a large number of
fine au' thoroughly representative
Alaskan views, Bhowing better
tha:; words could tell tho varied
industries of the territoo-y, In
cluding farming, gardening, fishing,
mining, reindeer and stock raising,
etc. Among the vlewB shown are
two from Skagway. One 13 of H.
i). Clare's garden in which, he and
his two little daughters, Floris
and Dorothy appear. The other
shows his rhubarb field with the
liUle gals playing among the
giant preen leaves of the "pie
plant."
HAPI'IAINGS AT WHITEHORSK
AS TOLD BY THE STAR
H. G. Dickson, returned last Sat
urday from a two months visit with
relatives at Sault Ste Marie, Michi
gan. I
Mrs.. John William3 of Carcross,
arrived Tuesday evening and is the
guest of Mrs. Frank WiisOin.
Mrs. L B. Davis and daughter,
M-s. C. G. Greime, will leave Tues
day of next week on a two months
visit to Seattle and other outside
points- I
Mrs. Jack Oliver and little son,
Edward Day, have returned from
Littit River where they spent the
Christmas holidayB with, Mr. Oliv
er whc la in the employ of the
mail service department of the
W. P. i. Y. R.
Constable Paveley who had the
misfortune to break one of his legs
in a. coasting accident two months
ago, will leave for Victoria riex/
Tuesday for special treatment.
Supt. V. I. Hahn of the railroad,
came ovei Tuesday evening and will
return today—if the returning is
good. He returned only a few
days ago from Seattle where he
spent Christmas and the holidays
with nis family who went to Seat
tle last fall.
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"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
^2
^s$unnaJ> CL £d
13(711—»
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it at ihe Skagway Edison Agency
1 Ml*®
11 ESI nM
Tue first games of the interna
tional bowling tournament played
last night in Dawson, Whitehorse,
Skagway, Juneau and Treadwell,
were full of Interest for all lov
ers of the sport.
The Elks club team in this
city was encouraged by an interest
ed and enthusiastic crowd of boost
ers, and a similar conditou was
reported by tho teams to tho south.
The following are tho reported
ssor>-a:
Treadwell 2511
Juneau 2395
Skagwav .. .... 2551
D-wson and Whitehorse have
no* been heard from.
Th« Individual scores of the
Skagwav players were as follows:
A. C. Blauchard 131 192 10S
Jim Kennedy 1ST 133 175
Vic Peterson 214 130 147
Oscar SelrnoY 14 7 171 1C6
W. 0 Blauchard 17y 201 203
t&M iiifii uhfj
; SEAi fLt fa $El
A characteristic letter was. re
ceive d today by the Daily Alaskan
from our patriotic townsman Phil
Abraham? who has beeen visiting
a few weeks ou the sound.
The letter was written in Seat
tle on Jan. 22, and contains the
following paragraphs which will
be of interest to Phil's many friends
in Skagway:
"Seattle Is full of vaciuit stores
or rather where stores ought to
be, are vacant, and Seutle is sup
posed 10 he dry, but it is the wet
es» of wetests. Rain and snow an
rain and rain. Oh, for the dry
good old frost. Thousands out
of employment and on all sides
i are met men, respectable in ap
pearance, who slink along by
lyour side when walking, asking for
alms, small pittances, to cat on
or for a lodging. Thaoik llcaven
very few of such are met in Alas
ka and if any ouch are, they do
not have to sacrifice their man
hood b" begging.
"lUmeber the song of the maid
of the mill.
"Do not forget me,
"Yours in anguish,
"PHIL ABRAHAMS."
In the postcripf Phil says: I
"Van Hook went to Victoria last
night to enlist, and asked me to
say 'good-'byo' for him to hi3
friends."
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden
North cafe will sell bread tj all
those who may wish to call for
same. The Golden North broad
is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's
^and Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
NEW CLUB
ORGANIZED
Last evening a meeting of the
members of Grandma Blanchard's
Sunday-school class was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pratt
to complete the organization, of a
class club, becuso the girls wished
to take a more active part in the
work of the church than, they have
been able to do without organiza
tion. j
The officers chosen by the new
society are:
Ruth. Pedersen, president.
Lola McKay, vice-president.
Floria Clark, secretary.
Gertrude Liddico&t, treasurer. J
The lookout or membership com
mittee consists of Ellen Rogers,
. chairman, and Edna Achison. Pran
I ces Kennedy was named chairman
of the social committee and Birdie
Selmer of the music and program
committee.
Besides the transaction of busi
ness, a number of games enlivened
. a very pleasant evening. j
The tollowing members of the
class were present: Gertrude Lid
dieoat, Bertha Selmer, Ruth Ped
ersen, Ellen Rogers, Lois McKay,
Floris Clark, Mavis Hukol, Frances
Kenjed?, Eva Adams, Grace Adams
| and Edna Achison.
a TROUBLE HI
JABY'S EAR
Great Itching. Spread in Form Of
Pimples. Used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment. InOneWeekWelL
I Aiso Healed Ringworm.
Green River, Utah.—"Last winter my
baby had a littlo crack appear on the top
of her car. It ci>use<l great itching. I
used boracic acid water to wash it, and it
would go away and niaybo not reappear in
weeks, but each time it would be a littlo
worse. It was badly swollen. The break
ing out finally began to spread in the form
of pimples, and a lump formed behind tho
car. I usod carbolic acid v asiics but they
did not give permanent rilicf. Seeing it
grow worse, I sent for some Cuticura Soap
and Oinimcnt which I used at onco. Tho
breaking out began to d y up after tho
first application and in jno week was well
and has not appeared slr.r,-.
"Three and a half yea.; "o ono of my
children had ringworm 0:1 head which
was very annoying, It itchul so. It was
very irritated and his hair came out whero
lilt breaking out was. I used home remedies
without effect. I then procured a box of
Cuticura Ointment which healed the ring
worm." (Signed) Mrs. Ii. £. Blake,
November 5,1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Sldn Book on request. Ad
c'resj post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos
u Sold throughout the world.
Remember that there la only one
'pienulne" jCodak. If It Isn't an
Eastman. It Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers arc the Skagwajr agents.
Lux Is Just the thing lor doing
a Uttle laundering while traveling.
Convenient to use and sure and safe
<d results. 10c at Kellers'. tf.
Zcnitn Oil cleans, polishes, pro
rents rust and preserves. Zcsilth
Oil is an excellent furniture polish,
10c, 15c 25c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skngtvay ngents.
■mm. sale
CLOSES
TUESDAY, FEBUARY, 15
WE CLOSE AT 6 DURING SEVERE WEATHER. SATURDAY • P. M.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55
Popular pictii Palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Ofi;ce. - llsh a venue I
Open Every Night Raised Seats
WILL Ol'EN
SAXU11DAV NIGHT
NEW AXD SI'LEXJDD
FILM SERVICE SECTRED
Admission 85c and 10c Begins 8:30
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