Lenten Suggestions
CANNED FISH
Little Neck Clams
Minced Clams
Yarmouth Bloaters
Finnan Haddio
Fisi Flakes
Salmon
Sardines
Tuna Fish
Lobster
snnmps
Crabs
Oysters
Smoked Salmon
Smoked Bloaters
Salmon Bellies
Mackerel
Herring
Codfish
CHEESE
Full Cream.
Maclerans Imperial
Macla-rens Deviled
Maclarens Xippy
Oregon Brick
French Roquefort
German Roquefort
I.imburger
; ASK & SONS Grocers
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SHOES !
In all the correct models for the season, are ready for I
you at our store. Our Shoes are famous throughout this '•
section for their stylish apperance and long wear. We can I
fit you perfectly from onr complete range of sizes.
Dortero &. Son !
'•In tun** with the Hum-in lliie j
and ^oo<i Clothiers for Men'"
1915
Tiie Opportunity
Is Now Yours
Before the rush in the Spring
A FEW CHEAP LOTS AT
$50 to $100
DWELLINGS
$175 to $350
Why do you pay rent>
Call and Talk With Me
Ptiii Abrahams
Aiient
URINARYj
DISCHARGES;
RELIEVED IN *
24 HOURSj
Each Cap* 1
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ALL DRl'UCISTS |
NUGGET MOVIE:
Broadway, between 2nd and Sac
CHeu £veiv Night
Change Tonight
The Kay Be company presents
"The Narcotic Spectre."—A two res
special feature.
The Rose of San Juan featuring
Mr. Sydney Ayres and Vivian Rich
A sensational drama of early Cali
fornia life.
The Key3tone company prasenl!
"The Woman Haters." A laughable
comedy.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
We change pictures every othei
! right.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
j Take LAXATIVE BROMO QCIXINI
| tablets. Stop the Cough and iiea.iachi
i .?nd work otf the Cold. Diuggistsrefun<
money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove';
I signature is on each box. 25 cents.
Jnbwork Neatly and Promptly
Executed at This Office
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHART.EY -JOHN
Karaman & Clecak
I'KOPRIETOliS
Wbtrt Vou Csjq Get wh*» You Desire Cooked as it Sl>»uld 15*
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and c-mfortable place for a supper after the show
or dance—service In cozy private booths If deeired
the Pulkn Rous? Inn
Skagway. Alaska
Offers a combination of Rest
and Recreation and a Table
of G-ood Things from lour
own Gardens and Dairy.
The Rates Are]:
*2.50 to *5.00 per day American Plan
$1.00Jto $3..j0 per day European Plan
H. S. PULLEN, Proprietor
Information regarding summer recreation, fishing, hunting,
mountain and glacier climbing will be
furnished upon request
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. H. G. Kirmse came north as
far as Juneau on the Princess Ma
I quinna.
Miss Probst ot Dawsaa nnd Ml3s
Ward of Stewart river are here on
their way to the outside.
Al. Shuman, traveler for Scliwa
br.cher Bros., Seattle, was in and out
on the Spokane yesterday.
Miss I. T. Creesa, left for Clifton
yesterday, after having had a de
lightful visit with her son, Eugene
Smith, and family.
Chas. Armstrong came over from
the Story mine at Lake Bennotlt
yesterday to spend a few days in |
town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McDiarmid, old- '
timers in the interior, are hero on
their way into Dawson. They came
up on the Princess Maquinna this
morning.
D. Saunders, connected with the
Guggenheim mining operations
arouud Dawson, Is here on his
way inside, having arrived this morn
ing on the Princess Maquinna.
W. E. Sprague, who has been eu
gaged in gardening for the Dawson
market for a number of years, but
recently sold out his holdings the.-e
is now here on bis way to outside.
Indian Agent Simpson of the
province of British Columbia, who
has been in the Telegraph creek
country on a tour of inspection, is
here on his way to the outside.
Canadian Customs inspector
Chamberlain, who has had charge of
the station at Summit while L. A
McAlister, the regular inspector, was
outside on his annual vacation, will
leave for Vancouver, R. C. tonight.
The Princess Mnqulnna got into
Skigway this morning at 7 o'clock
with nineteen passengers, 70 tona
oi cargo, 50,000 fec-t of lumber and
three horses. She will pall at S
t'clock tonight.
The following people are register
ed t.t the Golden North: C. S. Chin
! er", 0. M. Chapman, S. Shaw, Dan
Saunders, OcC.ir Wicks, .Air.. 13.
Stevens and R. MrDiarmld and
wife.
U. Macaulay, sou of Judge .Ua
caulay of the territorial court at
Dawson, is here on lib way in a£
ter a time spent on the outside, lie
was a passenger north ou the Prin
cess Maqulnna.
M. T. Stevens, wincliman of one
of the Boyle dredges on the creeks
near Dawson, and O. Wicks, Samuel
j T. Shaw, C'aas. D. Widniac, all em
ployes of the samo company, came
up on the Princess Maqulnna and
are guests at the Puilen House.
| Const. Pearkes, late members of
the R. N. W. M. I*, at Whitehor.e
is here on his way out. Ho re
cently bought his discharge from
| the police force and is now en
| route to Egnlaud, w here ]«?* expects
to get a commission in the Rrit
! ish army.
• George D. Magee, traveling audi
tor of the W. P. & Y. R. company
will 'eave tonight for Seattle, where
lie will enter the purchasing de
partment of the same company. Mr.
Magee has many warm friends here
who will wish him all kinds of suc
cess in his new field of labor.
C. S. Chluery, employe of the W.
P. & Y. R. company at Wliite'.iorse,
was a passenger north on the Ma
quinna. He was called to Boston,
j Mass., a few weeks ago by the ill
I ness of his mother, who passed
away and was consigned to her last
resting place near the middle of
) January.
j G. M. Chapman au employe in t«e
; B. Y. X. blacksmith shop at White
i horse, who has been on a several
j weeks visit with his parents at Ft.
I George, B. C., returned north as far
as Skagway on the Maquinna this
j morning, and will continue on to
iiia destination Friday.
Harold Cogswell and wife were
j passegners north on the Princess
j Maquinna as far as Juneau. Mr.
Cogswell, who is a mining engineer,
formerly lived in Skagway, and is a
nephew of Dr. L. S. Keller and
Jack Keller of this place. Mrs.'
Cogswell is a daughter of tho late
' H. G. Kirmse.
| J. G. Morin and A Townsend, well
! known interior traders, are here on
I their way into Dawson with three
horses and a large consignment of
j eggs and fruit brought up on the
! Princess Maquinna destined for
that place. They will use the hors
I es for transporting the goods be- j
I tween Whitehorse and Dawson after
their arrival at the former place.
{ In the front window of the Alas- I
, ka Steamship Co. office in Skag
j way Is dsplayed a relic of the re
| tent cotton boosting campaign in j
ithe South in the shape ot a diminu-/
And Face. Appeared Like Pimples.
Loss of Sleep Terrible. Clothing
Bothered. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed in Ten Days.
5223 Oth Am, Los Angeles, Cat—"I
first noticed an aching In my lower limbs.
My whole body was affected later on. anil
my fare looked and felt as If someone had
poured boiling water upon it. Then tho
cc/ema appeared like pimples. The Itch
ins and burning were intense and tho loss
of sleep was terrible. My clothing bothered
me.
"I was troubled two weeks before I did
anything. Thou I underwent treatment and
was no bolter. About that time I becamo
unconscious and lay for twelve days just
like a dead woman. 1 had a friend whoso
llttlo girl was healed by Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, so when I was sufTering so much
I happened to remember that and began
the use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
1 got relief Immediately. I applied the
Ointment and then washed It off with tho
Soap. Tho eczema was completely healed
in ten days." (Signed) Mrs. Ella Miller,
Oct. 10, 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
dross post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos
ton." Sold throughout tho world.
live bale of cotton, lately sent
to Mrs. E. J. Shaw from "Macon,
the Heart of Georgia," by an old
friond. On the bale Is printed the
following Inscription: "Buy a Bale
of Distressed Cotton; Souvenir Ma
con State Fair."
LOST—Key chain ■with bunch of
keys. Finder leave at this office
and get reward. 2-24.
Keller Bros. Drug Co. are Belling
candy at cost. Se«- display adv.
SHOUP ANT) COLLINS
TO MAKE THE RACE
Juneau Empire. With the arriv
al this morning of Representative
Arthur G. Shoup, of Sitka, it was
formally announced that the cam
paign for speakership of the house
in the Alaska legislature will be be
tween the Sitka member and Ernest
B. Collins, of Fairbanks, who wield
ed the gavel in the lower chamber
of the assembly at the initial ses
sion two years ago. Mr. Collins ar
rived here yesterday from Cordova,
with Senator O. P. Gaustad of Fair
banks, Senator O. P. Hubbard, of
Valdez and Representatives Chester
K. Snow, of Ruby, T. B. Tansy, of
Kennecott and T. H. Holland of
Chitina.
Just how far the support of each
candidate is lined ud is a matter of
the widest conjecture at this time,
as less than half the memberB of
tho assembly are In the city. Indi
cations are that Mr. Collins will re
ceive tho undivided Fourth Division
delegation while it is said Mr. Shoup]
has been assured of support from I
this division.
The legislators who arrived yes
terday from Southwestern Alaska to
day visited the house and senate
quarters on the third floor of the
Goldstein block, and expressed their |
pleasure at the arrangement. The
quarters provide plenty of room,
both for committee quarters and
legislative chambers.
By Monday night when the
steamship Spokane will arrive from
Seattle, the majority of the house
and senate will bo here. It is un
derstood that the legislators who
are nassegners from Seattle on the
Spokane are Senator Charles A. Sul
zer, of Sulzer, Senator Dan Suther
land of Ruby, and Reepresentatlves
J. R. Heckman, of Ketchikan, Dan
iel Drlscoll, of Fairbanks, and Nate
Nature's Warning
Alaskan People MnM Recognize and
H°cd it.
Kidney Ills come—mysteriously. I
Bat nature geuerally warns you. j
Notice the kldner oecretions.
See if the color is unnatural—■
If there are settling? and sedi
ment.
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
Ita time to foar serious kidney
trouble.
It's time to use Doom's Kidney
Tills.
Doan's have done groat work in
many cases.
Mrs. L. Hiester, 4076 17th St,
San Francisco, Cal.. says: "I suf
fered from kidney and bladder
trouble. There were times that I
couldn't be on my feet long with
out having severe pams. I seemed
to have no control of the kidney ac
tion and my bladder was inflamed.
I took Doan's Kidney Pills on a
friend's advice, and thoy cured me
in a short time."
Price 50c, at ail dealers. Don't
sinply ask for a kidney remedy— (
get Doan's Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Hipster bad. Foster-MU
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. y. |
Wilds and Nairns
Inlaid Linoleum
Bigelow
Axminster and
Body Brussels
Art Squares
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Sto e closes 8 p. tr.; J-aturoay tt p. m
Hoombe, James P. Daly and Martin
Moran, of the Second Division junta.
Senator Benjamin F. Millard of
Valdez, and Representatives William
T. Burns of Fairbanks, W. W. Got
:hell of Nome, Chas, A. Day of Val
iez and John Noon of Seward, will
irrlve next Thursday night on the
Alameda, from tlio Westward. Rep
resentative Getchell made the trip
out from the Far North by dog-1
sled.
With Senator Frank A. Aldrich,
who nas been In Juneau for six
weeks, Representatives James P. Da
ly. and Martin Moran made the trip
from Nome on the Silver Wave, which;
was wrecked at Sand Point.
Senator J. M. Tanner, of Skagway,
is expected to arrive from the north
next week.
For the sixteen appointive dosI- '
tions in the legislature there are
at least thirty applicants, and the
distribution of patronage to the
various candidates cannot be fore
casted until the legislators Inform
ally caucus, probably next Saturday
or Sunday.
Barry Keown, who was chief
clerk of the house in 1913, has ar
rived from Nome, and is again a
candidate for the position. L. E
Spray, 0. A. Tucker and James Me
Knnna, of Juneau are also candi
dates 'or the house clerkship.
Harry F. Morton, assistant sen
ate clerk at the session two years
Popular Picture
Palace
Ueo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
"Wednesday, Feb. 24, '15.
Warner Features present "Ti'o,
tii» Terror," in 3 parts.—This strik
ing production combines unusual
scenic effects with a subtle plot en
acted by the stars of Paris stage,
grips and thrills.
The Telegraph Orerator.
His First Law-suit.—Good comedy.
FIVE REELS
THE ONLY SHOW l.N ALASKA
WITH KAJSED SEATS
Next Postofflce on Fifih Ave.
u, uaauiutt^o wi i.«w v.v.»
hip iii the upper body o£ the assem
>iy.
Evan S. Bruner of Valdez, a
jrother of the late Senator Bruner,
ilsc is a candidate for a clerical
jositlon. He served in the senate
wo years ago as enrolling clerk.
Note Kellers' display candy ad.
Olympla Bet oo draught at the
ioard of Trade This famo'ie brew
ioth on draft «.nd iu bottles Is ker
oii8t.anil> fr<*ih i niK is the Boar.
»f Trade Bar <* Utre the celebrate*",
rtalnier Beer « »1bc> kep: lu no'
tea tf
Waited salesmen to sen cigars,
cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and $5 a day traveling expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bos
on, Mass.
rvkjUii £-03 w w
What do you think about ^
that? {
What is it? (
I canget three packages 1
chcwirg gum for 10c I
Where?
AT I
Tony Dortero!
A.J. BAKER
Expressman
<i
Qukk Service day or night ^
Otlice; The Pool Room ^
Phone 34 j
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE x YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. OrloH King :: Proprietor
ONE WEEK CANDY
SALE
Through an error in shipping instructions we have a
large stock of candy on hand that we must dispose of in
order to always keep a fresh stock on hand.
250 Pounds Comprising Three
Famous Brands to Choose From
Half-pound—One-pound—Two-pound Boxes
Augustine and Kyer Russel and Gilbert
Modern Confectionery Co.
This candy is regularly sold for $1 pe* pound
For one week only you get it for
65c per pound
KELLER BROS DRUG CO.
Phone 126 and we will deliver it to your residence
Mail Orders Rscfive Prompt Attention