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Comfort, Safety
I Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, and all
Iatarior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
•aria* the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
«*-k>-dat« steamers will operate regularly the entire
l*«fth of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
aerer before equaled.
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"Daily train service (except Sundays) will be maintained
ihokwatn Skagway and \Vhit9 Horse, and our fully equip
Parlor Observation Cars afford travelers every com*
f*r» and convenience.
I
Fall Information chaarfully given upjn /applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager.
1 Sltaguay, 61*2 Second Ave.,
I Alaska Seattle, Washington'
Wfiite Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE Na 38.
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
K l,i Jtoend Jfo. 3, S. Bound
, v14 Oh* W CU»
»:fW p. Ju. L«kT(« 8KAGWAY Arrives 8:00 a. m.
S):>0 p. ni. » WHIT* PASS Leaves 11:03 ». m.
V*> p. m. " LOG CABIN " 11:45 a, m.
lit50 g. in. " BENXETT " 12:40 p. m.
m. " CARIBOU " 2;20 p. m.
S-.OO *. m. Arrives WHITSHOR^E " 4:50 p. in.
be at depot la time to have P-ggriyti to*
toapectlon la stopped 80 attosOea bet oca
of baggage will be checked free with each fall
Hi 75 poaade with each half fare ticket.
CATARRH of<
the
BLADDER;
and ail
Hisc&argBS li
HOURS
CcmtetfaU. \ /
8i»i4*>T aK Cracttats.
BRUSut:S WORTH 1®CB MONEY:
Perhapa you a^edi a. hala" brush,
with bard or BOft bristle®; a
shaYlng bru^h that holda its
lather; a tooth,1 brush,' that
doesn't shed bristles; la fact
ar vt,hing In the bruBhj Mne. Ask
Keller Bros.. The San-Toac Drug
Store to show you their line.
Over The Top of the World by
Electric Power
Th<( "Olympian" and the "Colombian," the Milwau
kee'! crack transcontinental trains are now hiwled
«»r«f mountain barriers by electrio power. TftktJ
these smooth riding ALL-STEEL trains and avoid
the wnoke, soot aad cinders incident to steam
-1 i I ix I v||>,l
E. J. Shaw, f Skagway
R G- Weir 1Agents
A. E. Hams, T. P. A.
Juneau AlaikaO
Chicago, Milwaukee and St raul Kailway
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FISHING FOR FLUKE. HE LANDS A WHALE
Photo by American Press Association.
Charles J. O'Brien of Belle Harbor Yacht clnb of Long Island while fishing off Bockawaj Beach chased a mon
strous whale ashore, where it was killed. He caught three fluke besides. . .
Bowser Goes Shopping
He Qlves Mrs. Bowser a Great Surprise
"By M. QX/AT>
R. BOWSER had made $500 profit In the sale of some land, and he
felt good He came home with a light step and a smile on his
face and chucked Mrs. Bowser under the chin and called her his
dearr Ho was unusually talkative, and It was ten minutes after
they had got seated for the evening before Mrs. Bowser could i
find a chance to say:
"Well, I am certainly glad over the extra money. I hope you
can spare me $10 to get soma things I need."
"I will make It $50," he said as he drew out his wallet and began to count
the heap of bills over. "Hold on, though! I guess I will make It $40, so thai
you will buy no useless articles. When a woman has $50 In her pocket she Is
apt to become reckless and desperate."
Mrs. Bowser reached for. the four ten-dollar bllla he had counted out, but
Mr. Bowser drew them away and said: "Mrs. Bowser, I don't want to put
thoughts of extravagance into your head. You will need other things later on
in the fall. I should think you could get along with $15 or $20 just now."
"Well, hand It over," she replied as cheerfully as she could.
Mr. Bowser put all the bills back In his wallet and returned the wallet to his •
pocket and said; "We will see about the sum in a day or two. A sudden Idea
has come to me, and I want time to think it over."
Of course Mrs. Bowser was disappointed, but she bore up under it as well
as she could. Not Rgain during the evening was the subject of money referred
to, but Mr. Bowser seemed much preoccupied with that new thought of his.
Nothing was said about shopping next morning, and when Mr. Bowser got out
doors he chuckled and said:
"Mrs. Bowser doesn't suspect a thing, and it will be a complete surprise to her.
There is once in awhile a woman who can take $10 and spend it to advantage,
but she is not one of them."
Mr. Bowser headed for a department store, and he had a lot on his mind.
He knew that a woman's first and last thought was of a hat. He asked the
floorwalker to be shown the millinery display, and the woman who came for
ward to wait on him sized him up in about ten seconds.
"Here is an old crank who wants to buy a hat for his wife Instead of letting
her choose for herself," was her mental comment Therefore, she had no kind
feelings for him and determined to make him pay for the Insult to the sex. So
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HIRED A BOY TO CARRY THEM.
she directed his attention to old stock hats exclusively. After about fifteen
minutes Mr. Bowser selected one. It was selected without reference to Mrs.
Bowser's complexion. It was trimmed with lilacs. Neither did he mind the
shape. If Mrs. Bowser wanted a different shape, all she had to do was to kick
in ono side a little.
The price of the hat had been $10. It was now advanced to $12, and Mr.
Bowser was assured that it would bo up to $15 before Christmas. He counted
out the money and felicitated himself that he had a bargain.
Mrs. Bowser had talked more or less about shirt waists. He fell into the
hands of another woman, and she hastened to work off some old stock on him.
She did not ask whether Mrs. Bowser was short or tall, fat or lean. She flung
waist after waist at him, and every one had been stock for at least a year. Mr.
Bowser made his selections by what he bragged was his wonderful Intuition,
and he waa assured by the woman that he had made some wonderful bargains.
He had four waists bundled tip and paid for them a greater sum than they had
sold at before being pawed over for a year.
There must be skirts, and when Mr. Bowser was asked what color Mrs. Bow
ser preferred he said; "Ob, the color doesn't amount to a snap! My wife looks
good In any color. You give me two of the checks and two of the stripes. I am
buying these things to give my wife a surprise."
"That Is nice of you," replied the saleswoman, "and she will certainly be
surprised."
Mr. Bowser then proceeded to the hosiery department and fell into the hands
of a woman who sold him half a dozen pairs of old stock, size 12, at 75 cents a
pair, that would be dear at 49 cents a pair. Each pair was of different shades
In color. He would not wait for them to be delivered, but hired a boy to carry
them along and started for home. When he entered the house It waa with the
salutation:
"Say, dear, I have been shopping for you, and I have got a surprise on hand.
Just Inspect these things, will you? The total cost of them was over $40, but i
I think I have saved at least $15 over what you could have done." 1
Mrs. Bowser placed the bundles on the floor and opened and inspected
them. 8ha bad been at work only seven or eight minutes when Mr. Bowser
was seen dashing, for the drug store. As he entered It he called out:
"Say, doctor, grab a bottle of camphor and another of ammonia and
come along with me. Mrs. Bowser has fainted away and fallen to the
floor, and her eyes are rolling, and she Is frothing at the mouth, and If
something Isn't done for her she will be a dead woman In fifteen min
utes more."
Copyright, 1916, McClure Newspaper Syncate.
Undi§mi*y'ei£ '
"I knew a girl who was told at the
time of her engagement that the man
Bhe waa to marry was a brute who
Would illtreat her and break her
heart.", . .
"And I suppose she still persisted."
"Of course, she did. It was a good
moving; picture engagement."—Balti
more American. Vl, . ^,.rl- „
A Quick Reply.
The Duchess of Lauraguals, who
was somewhat given to making poet
ry, tould not think of a word to rime
with coif. Turning to Talleyrand, who
chanced to be by her side, she said,
"Prince, give tne a rime to coif."
"Impossible, duchess," replied Talley
rand without a moment's delay, "for
that which pertains to the head of a.
woman has neither rime nor reason."
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Herplclde,
This word of late has been in every?
one's mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies, though no one
has yet been found, who will deny that
NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE does the wont.
Well, for the Information of thousands o£
people who like to know all about a goc 1
thing, we would say that HERPICIDU
means, a destroyer or killer of "Herro-."
Now "Herpes" Is the family name of j,
disease caused by various vegetate par
asites. A similar microbe causes dan
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Is the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERi'i
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At all Drug Btoreg.
Oue Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
niK BKAGWA y
Pioneer Dairy
K. W. BttEMAxV, Prop.
iilHE smium MILK RANCH
The largeat and best coe
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Dally shipments ol pure
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•a White Pass * Yuko*
Route.
Wholesale utd Retail
CIGARS
Hid
TOBACCO
and different articles
Dost forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OP PIPES
From 0c to Pocket Bcok
Beware o! OtGinrieisiS for
Catarrh that Goutala Mercury
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the mucous surfiicau. Such articles shou u
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frotr. reputable physicians, as the tlamago
they will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Ha.» 3
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ine. It is taken internally and made iu
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timonials free. . ...
Sold bv Druggists. Price 7oc per bottle.
Tak» Hall'a family I'illo for constipation.
I SuliBfrttx tor the Pally Alaakaa.