Uneeda Biscuit!
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading' Grocers
Let vour next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE j
FOR MEN ]
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CAKE
Ju reality the "care of the hair"
mfULS the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottie, and you will not only be
durpriacd, but pissed with the
wonderful resulta. A satisfactory
a<lo*i for hair health; sold on
its merits and satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money back. $100
Si-Id by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
Per botile. Specify "PUROLA!"
t Wholesale and Retail
i CIGARS l
) 1111(1 I
> TORACCO I
| ami different article* (
^ Doa't forget the n'unber I
428 Broadway \
| Tony Dortero j
► ALL KINDS OF PIPES ,
1 From 5c to Pocket Book ,
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge '
BARGAIN
I h»vp forsateln one lump
the following property
I* lots With splendid I&rfe
tw«» story building com
pletely furnished for
rooming house.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
of three roorna completely
furnished.
6 lots io Block S3.
2 lots In Block 94.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of 5*AA>. a bargain
at
Title perfect, all taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Ajent
NUGGET MOVIES
Ur>«ul»»7, twi*e«S 2ml uid 3rd.
Open i^very Night
TONIGHT
Out of the Ruins — Aa Edison
three reel drama.
A Sate Investment — A Lubin
comedy.
Music by Mlsa Barber,
(.uiuumucw >4 O: i>. la
NOTICE
fiio annual meeting of ttie
UKJinotrb ul tile White Pats AL11
letic Club will oe Uieid Satuiuay ev
cmug, June 2-ttn, at & v. ni. at tbe
cluo rooms. All uitunut4a aie us
hjciuIjj urged >o attend. 'ibis will
oe tut? ini>i tune in tne hiotoiy o*
tat dub wnen U will be posbibm to
t-it 1.1 uutMuo iiiombow'a au tuu WMi
tAl tiOr'ttsi. HI, Z'i, MO, 2*
LEST WE FOKUET
Don't io>rgci the White Pass Cluu
uit-etiiit on Saiuruaj evtnw.g at
4 p in. it is ©»s«>uU"l that you
uuuna. 21-23-23-24.
Zei.ith oa aauujes tn« u«bl pos
S10 e reuiu 0« a iubilcam lor all
llgui or ueiicat* BlacUiuery. iUc,
iiic, 6Ut iKJiiiuu. Koiier Brtx>
aoie Skagv* a> Agents.
After exposure, when you feel a
Culm coining i»u, take PURULA Hon
ey auu iar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa • until it has developed Into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
uo> contain Opiuits ol any kind.
Kt ep a bottle in the house foi
emergencies. Your druggist will
refuud your money K uot satisfied.
Price 25c and 50c. Specify "PUR
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Cot
COAL. INCREASES
Owing to the increase in freight
chargts oji ooal cargoes, tue price
| of coal will be Increased fl.OQ per
j ton, helling hereafter for $13.UU
I par ton.
ALASKA TRNSFER CO.
«-20-2t.
LOST—A lady's hajidj embroidered
I liaakercbieX around the violet patch
on Mount Dewey. Valued as a keep
sake. Kindly return to Alaskan of
fice. tf.
N.P i f> THE Sijj.
«t .tj'i'fn. of r»i»n.:rt»-r r« V*
rannrr «-i i utu.v HnltldrM.
•■»t such Is il»e c-s* *nm been •
i*rovfn by *cien*lfic roe
T*nna. the not»-l E roper,:.
;i*t. declares thw! flu V«*T !•*
c'rti- ie of tin- scalp. call?
.• «' ""rovfnf the vltnl!*"
b-lr I • **>. The hair becomes llfeh
• In ..i.if- falls out. This can be p:
>*v " *-» K^fokifle kills this
rr the hair to Its natc*
•ftness and abundancy.
Herpiclde Is now used by thousand*
^ople—all yttaflel that it Is the mo
-nder'ul hair preparation on the ma*
vet to-day.
Sold by leading: drusrslsts. f*' I(K '
stamps fnr sample to The Herplcido Co
>trolt. MIrh.
kt ftll dra* worm
Oaf «ol!ar Dottle, fiwraBteed
S*>DA FOUNTAIN
ttMJtJib I'OPtibAlt l'JLAL'K
4
Keller's is becoming the popular
place. in town liic±«j wu days.
'•"*» coriitir ol tut* t>lwo m wliu-eli
u<io Octu xustujivu tue tiioumu, ice
leie Liquiu buuu r uuni~iu( Has
some tuatl ol a pulliug m<a£Uittti.c at
ti action Uiat j u^l mants aii« ivuih.
iu iiuu gluu liinuseu to out' ol tile
ceuib. injure lie kuows w^a,t 119 is
doing a ing «'i»uJuUig giubsi 01
duiuuiy prepuxed Ice crtain soda
is beiurti iimi auu lie is pulling
utftty at 001,0 <xl tllo&e stiwvo.
kvery laucy tuau, known iu the
Staces aUiU on addiuon uC seveirul u.<
lived uauius tawked on, such, as
Mount Dewey iiuuiiU;, Denver Gla
cier t'l'nezo, Dewey, uoiigui,
Arctic ciivi« HaiuLn.i sua
al'aiui !• iud and countless oiuais
c.tu be made at the luuuuun.
lets craani cones piove a pufpulat
deiight witli tiio yvuuger gantry,
wliile the old timers liktj to pairuuie
01 tue dish ice oio-oii, wlrnJi ci>nu>c
out in any flavoir tu"4 one wisues.
it is understood thjut over forty
dill ere ut I'lavOds are on tmjp so that
toe particular tasto or fancy 01
any 01) the patrons wui bo pleased.
PIONEER IN
I'KKCAHIOUS CONDITION
Dick Burr, an old timer in this
district, and known to tho inobt oi
us by "Unclp Dick" is in a precari
ous condition. He wae almo«t dead
•t« the time of going toprass.
He has been drinking heuivy late
ly and was pmeibiy in a drtuitvon
stupor wheal li-e at<4 bis dinner. He
choked on a piece of sleek u:ul
since that time has boen slowly
ulnking down hill. Dr. Gafoie was
ualled to remove the piece of stcxik
fu\m his throat.
He was at the U. S- Ladgng
House and all the aid possible is
being given aim. Poople have
trieu to sitraigliten him out for n
number of years but he would not
leave booee alone. He worked last
winter on A. J. Baker's milk ranch.
If he is called by the silent reaji
ei this afternoon booze will be
'he chief factor in sending him to
his <>rave.
UXYNCE COMMITTEE REPORTS
The Cenarl ^ommittoe meeting f 8'
the J u!y celebration w«'« held la.-t
night in the City hall. All coui
mittete. rn^wle final or partial re
ports on the work whdeu. they liud
done.
The work of the Finance com
mittee wua the chiel factor to be
taken at tu« meeting. G. W. Pow
ell and W. Wright, as tilt leading
members of this aidtuiuee repo,te.d
that in all $355.U>> had been sub
scribed by the business- houses- for
i no occasion. Todi.y they are out
.itler l lie individual solwariptioiia.
it is no-ped by tue committte tnut
*d50 »U oau be ranaid by the Fin
ance committee to prupeiiy' stage
the ctlfcuratiou.
William Bunting and OhairliiB
iJiirk«-t- were addid to tiio reception
committee. Mr. Bunting will act
ch-iirniiin of tlila committee.
HOSPITAL NOTE8
>Ir. Roblneui, po<st.master of At
lin, is improving rapidly and it Is
oiily a question of a few days un
til he will be up aud around.
Mr. Kirk land from Atlin, is im
proving nicely and Dr. Gable be-1
lievts that he will be out by the J
eu>i oi tha week.
Mrs. L. H.Pedersen and b^by we I
doiLg nicely at the hoi^pital and will
s<x>n be able to return to their bon a
in this city.
Aire. Eckenstein and h<_r young |
sju, Robert Bwck, on about ready :
to return to tuedr booue. -Mrs.
hick east tin is improving 'rapidly aud
will take up her household duties
in a short time.
Mrs. Nick Hanson has named her j
young son Frank Nicholas. She
is doing nicely under the caire of j
Alias pateireon.
Mr. Hemphill, an old pioneer of
Alaska, who has been in this
part of the country for eighteen
years is confined at the local hospi
tal. He is reported to be Improv
ing.
Rid REPORT
WH1TEHORSE, June 22—White |
Horse aaid Casca down Eagle 5:45 j
a. m.
Yukon up Eagle 9:25 a. m.
Reliance down Nulato 5 p, m .on
the 21st.
Alaska down Chena 2:30 a. m.
Delta down Giobon at midnight.
Caribou, June 2?—Gleaner ar
rived noon on the 21st.
Subscribe for ho Daily Alaskan
BUNTING UP AGAINST IT—
BUT bOliVKS l'KOliLEM
Now just how would you like to
have Wm. Bunting's job? With
over a couple of hundred of the
feminine sex in this city, and its up
to him to pick the ladies who wll
serve on the receuAlon committee.
That's iu:t what is UoftJuering our
pt>puk«r councilman. So many wao'
quality and only room for a limit
ed uumoer.
\Vh6ii seen this morning for his
list he iiUoriuod the AUmkan re
porter thait he had hit ujpon> a solu
•ion. He is goina to ballot ujton the
.■ligible ones. He will wirite the
lriuues of all of the ladies on a
separate slip of psnper then put
'hem iu his hat. Tills hlat he will
place away uj> high on a shelf and
then draw out five names. Tihe five
drawn uu» Mr. Bunting twill ask that
they serve on the committee.
MISS BROWN HOLDS
IMPORTANT OFlCE
It is understood that W. W.
Shorthili of Juneau, was elected as
Fiist Vice President of the Alos
Ka Sunday School Association. His
name was omitted from yesterday's
article.
Also the name of Mi.«e Marjorie
Brown who was eloctud to the of
ice Secretary and Treasurer. Misa
Brown will do moat of the work in
connection wtith the easrciation. It
wll' bt her duty to correspond with
ill of the officers and inform them
ot the movements couitemplatod by
the assoctaticn. This will make
tlire< officers with redid emcee in
■ikagway.
NOTICE
Firemen attention! There will
be a meeting of the Skagw»y
Fire Department at 8:30 o'clock <-n
Saturday evenng. Important busd
upss and July oolot>r£utioq prGpsirft*
tions is argent. Presence of all
members requested.
NEARS COMPLETION
The Gable house is rapidly n^ar
ing completion. The Doctor has
fond hopes of being able to move
into his new home on this coming
Monday. The house is modern and
well arranged, and neighbors are
somewhat envious of the "Doctor.
Never Gives Up.
He—My motto is "Never give up."
She—Yes; I've frei|tientiy noticed It in
it crowded sl.wt • mi
The Original Paul Pry.
Thomas Hill, familiarly called Tom
my Hill. was, says Dr Brewer, the
original Paul Pry It was from him
also that Theodore Hook drew his
character of Gilbert Uurney Plnnche
in his "Recollections" says of IIII1:
"His specialty was the ac urate Infor
nation lie could impart on all the pet
ty derails of the domestic economy of
ills friends, the contents of their ward
robes their pantries, the number of
|M>ts of preserves In their store closets
and of the table napkins In their linen
presses, the dates of their lilrths and
uiarriags. the amounts of their trades
men's bills and whether paid weekly
or quarterly He hail iieeu on the
press and was connected with the
Morning Chronicle, lie used to drive
Matthews crazy by ferreting out his
whereabouts when he left London and
popping the information In some pa
per."
The Helmet That Fell.
Roquelaure. the deformed lester of
Louis XIV.. contrived to get out o!
many a scrape by tils ready wit One
day he went to the king to ask his par
don for bavins struck off the helmet
of one of his sentinels who had failed
to give him the military salute. Louis,
who knew his man. wundered that
Uoquelaure should crave his pardon
for so venial an offense and said to
him. "This is a serious matter. Roque
laure. but I will pardon you this time."
It afterward turned out that the sol
diers' head was In the helmet and fell
with It to the ground.
The Slushing Bride*.
-Why are brides generally expected
to lie blushing as they walk down the
aisle?"
"1 suppose." replied Suffron Long,
glancing cautiously about and lower
ing bis voice, "that a good many of
them blush to think bow they are go
ing to subdue the lords of creation
after they ve safely got them." -Judge
The Way of it.
"Well." said the .advertising poster
man to his assistant, "we've struck a
case of paradoxical luck."
"How's that?" asked the other
"Here's a wall to our progress, and
we will soon be up against it."—Balti
more American.
Proved.
Milly—Ninety-nine women in a hun
dred are naturally generous Billy—
Yes. where one woman will keep a
secret ninety-nine will give It away.—
Judge.
Mean Hit.
Gladys—Jack proposed to me so
beautifully. Gwendolen - But. my dear,
look at all the practice he's had.—Bal
timore American.
Colleges and books only copy the
language which the field and the work
yard made—Kmerson
Newest Fiction
Nan of Music Mountain
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Mary Rose of Mifflin
The Beasts of Tarzan
His Official Fiancee
Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
Seventeen
Blind Sight
T wilight
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store clove* at ¥ P M. Sill unlays 9 P. M
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Friday and Saturday
lira Universal jpresenfs a s;>cctm u|ar dianin in two parts. IVo«
dnced by Otis Turner THIUHGH I Hi: PLAICES, with Her
bert Rawlinson, Win. Wortliiii^l u Anna Little and Frank*
Lloyd.
Wallace lteid himI Donvtliy Davt-nt «rt in THE MOUXTAINEKR.
•lane Call and Win. Sliay in (>inr»i' Tm kei's great] burlesque)
Tin: MOTH EATEX 1'AUM.
B,000 feet of films.
Music by .?. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c anu lie
Bbgriiib 8:30
•3
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SkagWBy AncWaga
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ... „ ._ ... ... ANDREW STEVEXSOX
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I. W ESTE RMANN
CASHIER „ ... IV. K. WARREN
ASSISTANT CAS Hi Kit .. .. GEORGE HL'TII
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W h. LAN osHOROUGn.
GENERAL COUNSEL ... ... ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY - ... ... _ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN, J. T. \VESTERMANN,
HENRY D. WALBR1DGE, I*, a. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HEN'SON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDIlS^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska »
Capital, $.-,0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHREND8, J. R. WTLMS, GUY McXAUGHTON,
President. Vice Prrs. Cushier.
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