Fresh Perishables
—Received on Humboldt Include —
Jap Oranges
Cocoanuts
Grapes
Cranberries
Cauliflower
Celery
Sweet Spuds
Cucumbers
Our line of China, Jardiniers, Fern Pols, Electrical
Goods, Etc., is complete.
We Will be Glad to Lay Aside Anything For the Holidays
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Christmas Suggestions
Neckwear, Silk Suspenders, Belts Mufflers, Garters
and Arm Band Sets. Handkerchiefs—Linen and
Silk, Silk Hosiery, Shirts, Umbrellas for Men and
Women etc.
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 82
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
JjQiaa, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century lias been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re- a
sources and depositors in . j <—»
every part of the _j _
Territory
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For Christmas
May we suggest that the problem of Christmas will be
most economically and easily solved by giving a siv
ir.gs account of $1.00 or more.
As you well know, in saving money the start is every
thing, so why not serve a double purpose by giving
pleasure by a substantial gift, and by starting the re
cepient on the Thrift road.
NX e would be pleased to explain further if you will call
at this Bank or write us.
BANK ®P ALASKA
WRAXUEIX ANOHORA.SH
•V IjAo IvA
COUNCIL HOLDS
IIS MEETING
The City. Council met last night
aud all the members with, tlie ex
ception. of Councilman A. C. Blaoich
ard responded to roll call ,
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read hy City Clerk
■McKay aud duly approved.
The school budget came up. anil
au appropriation, was made in the
euin of ?ti50 for the month ending
December 17, 1916.
A request was handed in to the
council from the commutRfl who has
the ire skating rink in charge,'ask
ing thin soma provision' h© made
for fixing the time specificlaly) for
♦•he children and the grown-ups. The
rink is to be made on the childrens
ulay grounds at the corner of Fifth
Avenue aaid Sta'e Street, and the
city is to furnish the water, while
a committee is looking after a sub
scrip'ion to defray the expenses of;
flooding and up-ke?p. The ques
tion of arranging the time for the
use of the r.njs by the children'and
the adults was left up to the Pub
lic Works and Public Property com
mittee.
A communication trom me vw
Clerk o* Juneau was road, ita which*
$25 was requested of Sfcagwajr as
its sliare of the expense far hiring
legal counsel iu the suit which) is
to be brought for the purpose t>f
determining the division of the rev
enues accruing from receipts from
forestry reservations. The act
governing the rece'pts from- this
source provides for the expenditure
o* H'e same for school purposes and
maintenance of wagon roadB In the
territory. The fund now available is
approximately $90,000, and it is to
determine what portion of this
amount will go to this division of
the territory that the suit is bqjng
brcugtw
The $25 asked for ia the com
munication was appropriated, and
the city clerk instructed to aland a
check for that amount.
Several other matters came up
before the council, i>ut as no ac
tion was taken at the time, ad
journment was made.
I P OX TWO CHARGES
Douglas, Dec. IS—Nick; Agram
whc conducts a cigar store will be
tried before U. S. Commissioner
Henson at 4 o'clock this afternoon
oa <he charge of assault upon the
pcrrpu of Andrew Mousaot, also on
♦lie charge of conducting a gambl
ing house. Yesterday evening
Mousaii*. came Into the office
of the Commissioner with.' blood
running ever Jiis face from a cut
in M;p head. Deputy Marshal Fraaik
IJnca instructed the man to go'to a
dr.cror for repairs, which, he did.
The deputy marshal thea investi
gated the case and Commissioner
Honson, satisfied that there was
cause for action, issued the com
plaints .
(Subscribe for the Daily AlMflt®*)
Piles Cured «in 6 to 14 Days
*"our druggist will refund money it
?AZO OINTMENT fa:'s !o cure an;
;ase of Itching, Biind, Bleeding ot
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The
:-•* "'iplication gives Esse SiRest. 50c
hiCK WITH CHARMING BIUDE
One of the borne comers on the
Prince Rupert, which* arrived in
tb's Hoit yesterday morning was Mr.
Cecil G. Cole, who brought with,
him liis bride of a. week.
Tbe nappy marriage of this' young
couple took place at the borne of
the bride's parents, Mr, audi Mre.
Wright, at Lake Samish, near Bell
ingnam, on Thursday, Dec. 14, Ju the
presence of the groom's mother
and other immediate relatives" of
the contracting parties.
Mrs. OoIq wis ' Misa Harriet
Wright, who was a University of
Washington girl at the time Mr.
Colo was absorbing knowledge at
tha* sea* of learning, and it was
there that the attachment was
formed that culminated in the hap
d>- union of the two yoiung people.
.Mr. and Mrs. Cole aro at home
to their friends in the Hlllery
bungalow otn Second Avenue.
BASKETBALL NOTES
Friday might's program will prob
ably bring together the newly or
ganized "Olub" team and the Fire
men. Hargraves, Huth, Smith, Lid
d'eoat and Geo. Rapuzzi will sport
♦j>e club colors. If present plans
materialize, the marriedf ladies'
tea« and the White Sok (single la
dlos) will open the evening's enter
tainment.
Tbe "Big League" will get under
way oil the n'ght of January 5th.
»"th three teams In the field. The
committees are now at work on a
schedule. A beautiful trophy will
be given to the winning team.
Al! married ladles desirous of
playine basketball are requested to
attend a meeting which, will be
held at the club tomorrow at 4 p.
m., for the purpose of organizing a
team.
Cecil Cole, always happy, member
' f v e Elks' team is home again,
and will be back in the game soon.
JUSTICE COURT FOR THE SKAG
\\ AY PRECINCT, TERRITORY
OF ALiASKA, FIRST DIVISION.
W. B. IIAHUHAVls,
Plaintiff, i
vs.
W. L. STEVENSON, \
Defendant. ,
Stun* tionf* For
PulilkAlicm.
To W. L. STEVENSON, Defendant,
G-reebing: J '
Im. the name of the United
States of j America, you imie here
by commanded to be and. appear in
tliw a Dove entitled court, ttoldem at
Skagway in saM Division and Dis
trict and answer tile complaint fil
ed against you in the above en
titled action j within thrity (30)
days a for the last publication] of
this tummons, and if you fail bo to
appear. for want thereof the plaint
iff w511 tajce judgment against you
for the sum of Seven' Hundred and
Fifty and 00-000 (?750.00) j Dol
lars, fcunded upon an account, mi
will apply to 'the coftut foir 'relief
as set out in Ae complaint filed
herein. Thje order for publication
of tois summons was made by this
court on the 27th day of Nov.,
1916. '
First publication Nov. 28, 1916.
Lag- publication Jan. 9, '1917.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto se+'my hand and seal this
27»i day of (Kov. 1916. '
(Signed) EDWAJID A. RASMUSON,
United States CommJs
sioneT and Ex-Of.fIciq
Justice of the Peace.
(Seal) |
11-2S—12-5,12,19,26-'16—1-2,9.
I MORE SHOPPING DAYS i|
T THEN - CHRISTMAS 4
WHEN IN DOUBT SELECT A BOOK
Bed Time Stories for Wee To's, Boy Scout Books for Boys.
Boys Life of Kitchener. Tetcr Rabbit Series For Little Girls
Daddy Lomg'Legs, Dear Enemy, Just David, Little Sfejter Snow,
and others for Young People.
THE LATEST FICTION FOR OLDER FOLKS
A Circuit Riders Widow, Career of Katlierine Bush, The World
.'?or Sale, The Five Barred Ga'e, The House of the Misty Star,
and others. 1
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES 9 p.m. TELEPHONE 55
BBMB3E
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Vctor Unvefrsal jurcjwnts J. W'.ni en IvciTijtjgnn as Tetretacet O'
Ilouke, assisted ]jy Vora Sisson in THE GENTLEMAN AD
V'ENTIUEK, in two parti*.
ROLL YOUR PKANUTS.—The f-tcry of a crazy election 5jet.
IJNCLU SAM'S PJHEXOMINA Ij ACHIEVEMENT.
Wednesday and Thlursday >
Grace Cuuaid ami Fisuicis Ford in the second episode of THE
BROKEN COIN, l>y Enici'siili Hough.
'JO REDEEM ON OATH—In two jiarts, with Finnic Lloyd tuwl
Helen Leslie.
ANIMATED "WEEKLY NO. 10777. I'M
Mr. Frank l'ago is doing the honors for Saturday.
I On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8--30
HOblDAy GIFTS
AT PEDERSEN BROTHERS STORE
Include Royal albums of all sizes, hand
photo printing outfits, artistic calendars,
bums, supplies, etc.
colored enlargements, complete
Christmas cards, films, film al
STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 p. ra.
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
nod different articles
Don't fwget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
THE SICAQWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SKBMAN, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The 'largest and liflst in
ducted d&irjf lu Alaska,.
Daily ebipmanta of puro
milk and a ream, to all p^st
en White Paaa & Yukoo
Route.
Advertise it in The Alaskan
DON'T PUT YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING OFF
YOU will find the stock at oui store still unbroken, and you
will also find that our stock embraces some of the most
appropriate lines from which to make your Christmas selections
that has ever been carried by a Skagway store.
ANOTHER DA Y
y^LL during the past year we had the holiday shopping season
in mind and made our selections during the year providing
for shipments to arrive in ample time to permit careful inspection
and close comparison of prices. .*
Genuine Pyralin Ivory
Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Military Sets or Individual Pieces, Hair
Brushes, Hand Minors, Hair Receivers, Powder Boxes, Nail Files,
Buffers and an endless variety of separate pieces.
Eastman Kodaks
A complete showing of the genuine Eastman Kodak line. Cameras
all styles and sizes, Developing Tanks and Outfits, Printing Outfits, etc.
Perfumery and Toilet Sets
The best products from all the leading American and Foreign Per
fumes. Beautiful Sets, complete or Individual gift packages in all
sizes and a variety of beautiful styles.
The largest line of Augustine & Kyer, Brown &
Heley famous "Oriole" in plain or beautiful gift boxes.
JCf J7 A M. Don't forget that our Soda Fountain is in perfect operation and our Plain J7rlienn C*f\nf*£>Yh: Edison Diamond Disc Concerts every afternoon and evening.
Soda, Ice Geam Sodas, Plain Ice Cream and Sundaes' are of the best Our little dance floor awaits your pleasure.
You can make a deposit and goods you select
will be set aside if yon have no account with us
KELLER BROS. DRUG STORE
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK