Tie Tad :bt is NOT j
These are the
California Fruits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest qual
ity, tree ripened; deli
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
Look for tKis fr.. ie Mark.
We J ill Jrd resoamtnJ iben
Best in the Land
C.W. ASH
&, Sons
Leading; - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
Rriwilmjr, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
' Thv- Viper," with Alice Joyce
—Two part Kalem drama.
"Th" Song in the Dark."—A hu
man interest drama In two parts.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. It. Shelly.
Commences at 8:30 p. ®.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden
N'orth cafe will sell bread to all
those who may wish to call for
same. The Golden North bread
is also on sale at P. H. Canty s
and Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
JAPANESE
!5c a Dozen
= up
fony Dortero
Agents—
ROYAL TAILORS
CHICAGO——- NEW YORK
Dortero h. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Browning has the best eauippei
wood sawing machine :u S^agway.
If you can't afford to have tias
saw your wood tie w ;l c >v it f;"ec
of charge. He charres ?1 f«r cue
cut- Sl-23 for two. Phone No. & J.
FOUND — Knife. Ov. ;• n.ay
havi* same by proving pro; -ny r. d
pa/iur for this ad.
>PK.t 1 VI. MKKll.Ni;
Aerie, Xc. 23, Frat*"; ! Oriier
Eagles, tonight (Thur.-ii ; > at i>.30
o'clock, for t:ie purp:.'!
of a special matter of business. The
session will be very short ;ir.d al'.
brethren are e.iraCotly requested t'->
be uresent.
L. C. HUDSON, W. P.
JAS. McALtSTER, Secv.
PA RE VT-TEAl "H!: K ASSM K I ATM) \
The regular monthly meeting of
the Stag way Parent-Teacher as
sociation will t»e held in the as
sembly room of the l>ublic school
building tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock, instead of S o'clock as
formerly, in order to permit of
the rendition of s-jveral music.il
numbers by persons who would be
unable to appear at a later hour.
The following question Ill's be n
sen* ia for the round t Me: "Dis
cussion of report cards at home:
"What are the possibiliiie: A d
'he dangers?"
BE LLOWS LOCATES
SHEET MOUNTAIN COPPER
J. G. Bellows and party returned
yesterday from points on the up
pet Matanuska river. While In
tha» section Mr. Bellows located
for himself and associates the well
known Copper Lead on Sheep moun
tain, above Hicks creek.
These copper properties have no v.
become valuable, owing to the con
struction of the governmt :,t rail
road Into that section. The ores
consist of glance, bornite, and al
so the lower grade sulphide ores
known to miners as yellow copper.
Mr. Bellows reports the Mata
nuska In fine condition for travel,
and several outfits were met en
route to the Xelchina placer coun
try.—Cools Inlet Pioneer,
LL10
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■' Continued from page 1.)
Chairman Adamsou's bill, which
will bo taken up soou afier the
'Tg-iuization of the house com
mittees, would prohibit the false
br.<ud:j]g and advertising ot an ar
ticle which goes into commerce be
tween the states or between this
country and foreign countries. It
provides that "any person engaged
iu interstate or foreign commerce
iio shall make, utter, use or ck'
uU'e . ny false statement, verbal,
w ritten or printed, in pictures, signs
or s> mbols, or ia letters, circulars,
posters, books, newspapers or oth
erwise, as to the character, quality,
qj.unity or value of any goods, chat
tels or merchandise being shipped
sold in interstate or foreign com
merce with intent to cheat or de
fraud, and who shall thereby cheat
or defraud any person whomsoever,
or who by deceitful means or artful
practices in interstate and foreign
commerce with, intent to cheat or
defraud shall cheat or defraud any
person whomsoever, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor."
Violators of the proposed law
shall be punished by a fine not ex
ceeding $10,000, or in the case of
an individual or an officer or
agent of a corporation or of a part
ner by imprisonment not exceeding
five years or by fcoth fine and im
prisonment.
Near the close of the last ses
sion it is understood that Chairman
Adamson consulted the president
about the "puro fabrics" legislation
desired to orevent misbranding of
various articles, and the adminis
tration approved of the idea of a
general law to curb misbranding,
false advertising and extravagant
claims regarding the quality or
quantity of all aj-ticfes entering in
to interstate and foreign commerce.
Remember that there Is only one
'genuine" Kodak. If it isn't an
E;istm;'n. it isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers art the Skagway agents.
Send the Daily Alaskan to your
friends. It's easier than writing
letters.
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it a£ iha Skagway EVison Agency
Installation of officers was the
special order of busiuess at Skag
wav Aerie No. 25, Fraternal _Order
Eaglc-s last night, and with Past
Worthy President Elmer L. Wheel
er, acting as inilalliiig officer, the
following officers, who were elected
to fill the chairs for the yeer litlO
were installed:
Leon E. Hudson, Worthy Presi
dent.
Minor E. Rogers, Worthy Vice
President.
James K. McAllister, Worthy Sec
re tary.
Henry Friedenthal, ."oithy Treas
urer.
Adelbcrt E. Bake;-, Woi Uiy Con
| ductor.
Samuel Hansen, Worthy inner
Guard.
Carl Larson, Trustee fcr tho
three year term.
There was a large attendance of
the brethren at the meeting, show
ing that Kagiedom is gaining in
aopularity in Skag.vay once more,
many new members having been
taught the art of flying daring the
last few months, and ihe:o will be
several more new urines added to
the roll within the yext few weeks.
Ai'ter tl e meeting last night, ad
journment was takeu to tho social
hall where all present enjoyed a
little banquet at which many of
i the olt'er members told of the
i "boom" times in Ef.-l'dcrn, and
| the younger members respi ndeil by
promising to put forth every el'
I fort to bring this popular order
back among the forem ><;t ranks in
j fraternal circles in Skagway.
.New York, Jau. 6— American man
ufaclurers ;ire not yet aw Ice to the
opportunities now pn mted for ob
taining a foothold in ev< i y country
of the world, according to Stanley
H. Rose, designated by the United
States bureau of foreign aud domes
tic commerce, to visit the manufac
turing centers o£ ti'.o country in
the capacity of trade adviser.
He has visited cities in New York,
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, In
diana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Mis
souri, Kentucky, Iowa and Nebraska
GOLD GOES l>OW.\ WITH SHIP
Tokyo, Jan. 6 — The Japanese
steamer Yasaka Maru, which "was
sunk in the Mediterancan by a sub
marine, is said to have carried 25,
000,')00 yen ($12,500,000) in Jap
anese gold. Insurance on the ves
sel amounts to 5,600,000 yen.
Zenith Oil assures the best pos
sible reults as a lubricant for «U
light or delicate machinery. I0c,
25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Solo Skagway Agents,
W& rffi'GHENl
CUPBOARD
PA ST FY DE LUXE.
WW LXl'T MA! IG UF.IUTES.—Boat
two . ggs ' i. lilly ami add one
cupful of br wn s.igar, one-half
rupfn! of ili'ur, one-third teaspoonfui
nf salt. oHti-ijuiii'tcr teaspoonfui of
baking jm>w ■ (•:• anil oue cup/ui of chop
buttcred tin two-thirds full of mixture
:iuil place u nut meat ou ea< h. Bake
lu moderate oven lifteen minutes. This
recipe should umke eighteen little
Kleh Pride Cake.-Take four pounds
sifted flour, four pounds of sweet, fresh
butter, beau u to a cream and two
pounds of mbite i owdered sugar. Take
six eggs fi r each i <>und of flour, au
ounce of j.r :nd uaoc or nutmeg and
! t-blopooii.'ji of lemon extract or or
injte flower water. A very pretty way
in which to present pieces of this cuke
to your hUes.s is to cut out each piece
in the sbape of a heart and put on each
-i i arate piece the initial, iu frosting, of
it■ li guest to w.iotn the cake Is to be
-iven. Present the enke in either pink,
£ilt e'.ged, heart shaped boxes, or, if
you cannot pi to the expense of having
the boxes made, wrap tho pieces in
frilled tissue paper, tied with dainty
pink silk baby ribbon.
Pumpkin Pics.— Three eupfuls sifted
pun.pkUis, ti::ee »•: .•*. one large cupful
of sugar, s: .t, a little cinnamon and
^n :er. oue uitan aiding milk, i>oured
on 1:.- .Strain pit upkins dry nud then
I i;t in a li ■ i.m' - s and stew about
twenty uinn es longer, lie careful
th.it It does i :l ni. Makes two large
)T three sn i'I pie.'.
Wattles iViih I.eraou Sauce.—Or.e
pint of :!• .r. >ne toasp.-onful of
1 kiiiT pi dir. ne-hai? teaspooiiful
s: tint ' t .'lie : iid one-quartet
•upfitis ol ilk. < «:o toblcspooofal of
. ted but >.•:■: in the order given.
■v. •! the b. in; .'I'.s ,.f the eggs with
the milk. ' u th • lucit.-.i butter and
ti e t. S rve With butter.
Iru;. o- c. .el va-ice.
Lc: !• .i • One cupful of sugar,
oue-tpiuri. upful of water, one tea
;. it'ul ■ i bui't'-r, one tablespoonful
f . ion \Boil the sugar with
water t ii . : keus :i^litiy, add
t! 1 i .1 lemon juice and serve
is si ; butcr is united.
Per ut O-: -One egg beaten till
ight. oue-li f <■»: 'ul sugar, one cupful
If :>i-<m1 i ran ;»s. two tablespoonfuls
mi d but .or, tw tabiespooufuls sweet
uiil two teaspi ifuls baking powder,
one-half tf aspoonful salt and oue and
one-i.narter eupfuls of Uour. Drop ou
tins.
TH? Ovt: .-'<.
The Prospective Bridegroom—Ethel
prefers a quiet home wedding.
The Prosj active Father-in-law—Don't
let that worry you. She'll make up for
the quietness ai'ter you're married.—
Exchange.
Kleverkr
Few hostesses
but will rejoice in
^ZTmToiKleverhraft Silver
for tness
1CASSEROLES ■
RAMEKINS
of unusual design pi
vide a <3 liglitful
mode of serving.
We have jusl rec i
Complete Kl rt ift TA
LA. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Siore elo.8 p. m.: Saturaay 9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL, prietor
Next to Pest fi c th Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday and 'l i; Jay
Universal presents THft ()PAL IllXti, in two reels, with
Alexander Caden and Ethel GrandJn.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 2".«J7.
.\estor presents Wallace) lie d ar,<i !>orothy Davonjiort in THE
WHEEL OF LIFE.
Ford Sterling in SERGEANT UOFV.I lit:.
Music by J. V. Jliller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
OLDEST BANS ifi ALASKA
THE B M. BEfi 'NDS BANK
Juneau. Alaska
capital. $30,003.0b.
'c.rn i* 520,000.00
B. M.'BEHHENDS.
President
R. V. ILL!
Vice I <C£
I V MrNAUCHTON. _
Cashier
Get"More
Black. Silver, Crc
Bear, >iarten and>
snip rorn Fi ns
house in (he World dc.:!i
areliat.
utation
cessful* ">rd ■
AND V ' PI
tlieoni
A. B SHU
:)iiey" for your Foxes
>*s, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
:: :r bearers collectcd in your section
•tliCT to"SHt'BEHT" the largest
i ly in NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS
urHc v. w 111 an unblemished rep
•i a t'i:rd nfaoemury." alone sue
- ::;'.SATISFACTORV
iVr ■ i r "lilt wtiubrtt febigptr."
tr ar.it price list published.
NOV.--It's I IIEE (
. 2 27 WEST AUSTIN AVE.
II* . Dcnt.74 CHICAGO, U.S.A.
FOR
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:/LE
We all like to vvejar stylish clothing and have stylish furni
ture; iu our homes, and wo like oihcr stylish tilings, and the
Kodak is stylish, for after all there is no imitation like the
original, and "if it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak," so
tiiink it ovejr and compare the I»' :.;ks at the Skagway East
man Agency with all oflicrs and yen will have no doubt aa to
which is the best camera for jon te seleict for the coming suin
mer.
Mail orders for all Kodak supplies receive prompt atten
tion.