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for the L enten Season:
Salted Mackerel Salted Sainton Bellies
Salted Herring Kippered B.erring
Canned Goods^
Salmon Mackeral Tuna Fish
Yarmouth Bloaters Kipp ared Herring
Sardines Anchovies Fish Flakes
Fish Balls in Fish Bc uillou
Fried Cakes of Coalfish in JBrown Sauce
Oysters Crabs Lobsters C\ams Shrimps
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Leading Grocers
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PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Tlie City oi Se-.ttie will bo in
..a was an early raorn
. _ l . ger bound lor White
\ i«" ii...» Bakery broad is tlio stand
a.J Icr Skagway. uu it. o-lj-tf. !
t icr ' '.it \V. 1'. & j
V. U., . It t-is moruiug for White-j
X. U. .Meyers bound for Eagle
; ilkd :.'mu t..e If roadway stato-i j
'1'iie Viuaua Bakery for bread, eof
fee rUls, doughnuts, pies and 1
cakes. o-lo-tf.
C. t!. 15i 11; earouie for L)awsoa
- .. :iekft on the n.oruing's
Ci. I.. Grteu. bound for Whita
t tae morniug's train
.1 li i. nuiin iid wifa, left for |
In n. . Whltehorse this1
K. L. iittalt aad X. Mud in are i
r : i'j,!i|o mines. They
t -i* i».: this morning's train for
>1. I»w ami H. McMillan were
usioiil iie jj .ssengers on tlij «»ut
- i<iin, t; this morning.
J. I-erg, mining engineer, has
I it to- the interior to investigate
-ome mining i>roj>erties.
Dr. II: At.-. Frank Cook, Vic Pet
• rson ; 1 il i Johnston were lofting
the lull over t ie net in the tennis
i ourts y •!'. id v. This is the first
t! . • ive In-hl down the courts,
Member* ;ir- now gathering their
lacbtts : ;1 matching up for games.
nt.vL c .uu
In reality the "care o£ the hair"
. . .ls the "care of the scalp." Ap
plv • Pl'ROLA" Hair Toue according
lo directions firrn;shed with each
l-cttle, and you will not only bo
surprised, but pleased with the
v.'CuCerlui results. A satisfactory
xiblwr for hair health; sold on
iti merits and satisfaction guaran
teed or your money back. $1.00
per bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
FORSALE
65 TOWN LOTS
I am instructed by the owners to
sell all of tha above property; all
desirable residence lots, situated
within the corporate limits of the
Tow a of Ska^way, Alaska.
iO corner lots
45 Inside lots
The same will be sold to suit
purchasers without reserve at
prices, ranglug from $10.00 to
$65 00 each; all taxes paid and
titl • clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
Skagway, Alaska
NUGGET MOVIES
HriXMltvajr, between '-ml 3rd. j
Open £very Night
TONIGHT
A Theft in the Dark.—An Edison
drama in three parts, featuring |
Marc MeDermott
A lluuting Absurdity.—A Lubin |
comedy.
Music by Mrs. W. R. HillCry.
Cowmen ctf hi p. 111 •
YVi'h all the improvements com-l
pieted, the Vienna Bakery is again
at your service with tho finest J
bread, pies and pastry. 3-15-tf.
1
Tcuight the Reil Cross benefit
entertainment at tln» Popular Pic
ture Palace should drav.' a big
cr* wd.
Added to a splendid list of mov
ing oictures are tile following good
numbers:
Recitation—Miss Lois Butt.
Si.tig—Mr. W. C. Bianchard.
Recitation—Miss Viviau Talbot.
Song—School Sestet.
Admission 25 cts.
IX COURTESY TO
KE1) CROSS BENEFIT
r.- enable their vatr°'ns t01 at"
tend the benefit given by the Skag
wav Red Cross associationi tonight
at the Popular Picture Palace, the
Nugget Theatre will suspend its per
formance for this evening.
LADIES OF THE W. C. T. t\
Star* early tongiht for tho Red
Cross Benefit at the Popular Pic
ture Palace, so that you can regis
ter :it the town hall before fhe
benefit. &dv. 1*.
j Tre Vienna Baiery has re-opened
. for business and Max will be glftd
I to see all his old customers again.
3-15-tf.
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
From 5c to Pocket Book
BREAD
That Is:--OUR OWN MAKE
For the pa*t winter we have endeavored to makei our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give thein BETTER BREAD THAN TELE OBDIX
ABY.
OUR NAJ1E IS OUB GUABfANTE 10 and the reason for our sat
isfied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
BAN MCKAY TO
BE CAUDATE
Dan McKay has announced his j
candidacy for town clerk. He will j
run independently for the liositioii.
Mr. McKay has served in this ca
pacity for flvo successive years,
rendering true and efficient service.
While attending his duties as town
clerk he has also served on the
school board in ?he capacity as:
clerk of that hoard.
Mr. McKay has been a. resident
of Skagway for sixteen years and
h'as taken an active interest in
all civic affairs of the city. He
is familiar with the clerkshipj and
seeks election on his personal quali
fications for the job. Ho believes
that his past service to the city
is sufficietn endorsement for bis
election.
CITIZEN PARTY
CANDIDATES
The Citizens Ticket as nominated
at i*s meeting Wednesday night was
inadvertently omitted from yes
terday's issue. The ticket is .re
presented by Howard Ashley for
mayor; A. C. Blanchard, Wm.
Batson, Oscar Selmer, William Bunt
ing, X. O. Hardy and James Ken
nedy for council. W . It. Hillery
was nominated for town clerk, Per
rv Hern for town treasurer and W.
C. Blanchard for school clerk.
Through error, H. C. Putnam
w;is reported as being a candidate
for town treasurer. Mr. Putnam
was unanimously elected to serve
as clerk of the convention, but not
a nominee ou the 'icbet as report
ed in yesterday's issoie.
REGISTRATION
IS INCREASING
•One hundred and eighty two peo
ple; have registered lor tho coming
election to be hel-J on April 4th.
Tli# books will c'.oso Saturday
night at 9:30. Those who have not
registered will not pe eligible to
vote at the city e'cttion.
This leaves uiuoty two people in
our tuidst who have net as yet
Ukt.ii upon themselves the duty of
qualifying for thi3 most important
Dari tf our civic life—tliat of ex
pressing your o\vn opinion at the
polls as to who you wish to repre
sent you in the various political of
fices en the city board of director
ship.
The books are wen every night
fr.->m 7: 3d until 9:30 In the town
haij. Saturday, April 1st, at 9:30
the books will be closed and to
those who have not registered will
bo denied the privilege of voting at
the municipal eloction.
Important issues not only af
tectiug this munlcii ality but the
wbolo territory of Alaska must be
v-.'tr.i upon at this election. The
rejection or ratification of Sections
3, 4, 6, 7 and 10 of Chapter 50 of
the Session Laws of 1915 of the
Territory of Alask.i will be decided.
Are you prepared to express your
opiu'.oii?
ANNOUNCEMENT
I herewith announce myself as an
INDEPENDENT candidate for the
offic.. of TOWN TREASURER at
•be election to be held on the
4th d»y of April 1916. Respectfully
3-30 - 4-1. PHIL ABRAHAMS.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I herewith announce myself as an
INDEPENDENT candidate lor the
office of-Town Clerk at the elec
tion to bo held on the 4 th day of
April, 1916. Respectfully,
3-SI—4-1-3. D. McKAY.
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tbaj fire times Its weight in ordi
nary soaps or soap powder. Get It
•or 10c at Kellers' tf
A CULINARY COMEDY.
One of the Trials of a Husband Whose
Wife Can't Cook.
They were a newly married couple.
The wife, tlio'u.wl/ii f:»ir cook, did not
know how vo make the things his
mother had prepared. And this vexed
the husband, although he wns disposed
to lie indulgent l'or the sake of har
Ia> ny. But there was one point upon
wjich he sorrowed not a little. Mis
wife could not i inl.e evilhlc corn bread,
acd com bread was the food upon
which he was reared.
One day a girlhood friend of the wife
visited her and, alter assisting in the
preparation of luncheon, aceeptec'. an
invitation to stay and eat it with the
newlyweds. The husband arrived, and
th; guest and he look their place? at
tb • table while the wife went to the
kitchen to bring some forgotten dish.
He fore his plate was the husband's
corn bread, but it was a miserable fail
ure. a sickly yellow, llat and heavy.
He became confidential.
"There is one of the trials of a hus
band whose wife can't cook," he said
apologetically to the guest. "Jnst have
a look at that corn bread. But you i
mustn't let the wi/e know what I said |
for it would hurt her feelings."
When the wife entered the room a
few moments later she noticed that a
deep blush suffused the guest's face.
"Why. what is the matter, dear?" she
asked.
"it's nothing." rlie guest replied hur
riedly.
An hour later, after the husband had
gone to the oflne. the chorus of two
laughing women's voices merrily re
sounded throu.il i he household of the
newlyweds.
But tlie wife has not- yet told the
husband that her gn st made the corn
bread on that day sl.e siayi d for lunch
eon: iu fact, asked for the privilege be
cause she considered herself an adept
at making c<iru bread.—Kansas City
Star.
Use Your Eves. j
This old Indian saying has inueh
truth in it—"Tlie learned have eyes;
the ignorant have only two spots on
their face "
He W20 Too Smart.
The lawyer was examining him con
cerning his qualifications as a Juror.
"Have you ever served 011 a jury?"
he asked.
"No. sir," answered the man. "I've
/
"WHAT'8 THAT. Silt?"
been drawn a good many times, but I
was always too .smart to get caught on
a Jury."
"What's that, sir":" Interrupted the
judge sternly, "l'o you boast of your
smartness in escaping j 'y duty?"
"Xo. your lionnr." said the man.
"Not at all. When I said I was too
smart I meant that i was always ex
cused because the lawyers thought 1
wasn't Ignorant enough." — Buffalo
News.
He Knew Better.
The campaign orator was having a
strenuous time facing a hostile audi
ence at Cobblesville. All his efforts to
calm the crowd and obtain an uninter
rupted hearing were vain, and In des
peration he shouted. "You are trying to
break up this meeting and suppress
free speech by the weapon with whi«b
Samson slew the Philistines." Instant
ly a fine antedilin inn specimen shout
ed: "That's another campaign lie! It
wuzn't Samson that licked the Philis
tines • It wuz Dewey."
i no story riomorous ana witty.
The humorous story is strictly a
work of art—high and delicate art—
and only an artist can tell It, averred
Mark Twain. But 110 r:rt Is necessary
in telling the comic and il:e witty
Itory: anybody can do it. The art of
telling a humorous story—understand.
I mean by word of mouth, not print
was created in America and has re
mained at home.
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailors
Also the ever popular1 close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Satin toys 9 P. M.
[GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
MARCH 31st, 1010
Benefit For Red Cross
101 Bison Universal presents THE LAMB, THE WOMAN", THE
WOLF.—A western niqdo drama 1c three parts with l'aulne
Bush and M. J. MacQuarrie. l'roduced by Allan Dwan,
ANOIATED WEEKLY XO. :i79G.—Uncle Sam's Santa Olaus Ship.
KIDS.—A torrent of laughter. Featuring the famous Stealing
Tots.
5,000 feet of films. t
Music by Seltner and Ganty.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
i -r' ' [Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
I
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
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