Kippered Black Co *
20c Per lb. -
This is Delicious and is a Veiy Economical Food
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LATEST
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THE SKAGVt.1V
Pioneer D? ir
II. F. SEEMAN. IV. p.
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Tbe largest and be3t con- -:
ducted dairy la Alaska.
Daily shipmer te cX pure
milk and creain to a'.l i>o;i;t
cn \fcaite P«#8 & Yukon »:
Rotitft.
Wholesale ana Retail
CIGARS
And
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero I
ALL KINDS OF PirES
Frou 5c to Pocket Book
.
ara missing u:itil you try & bos of
V." get it all the way from At
lanta, Georgia, and we can truth
fully say that there is no more de
Iic'eiii candy In the world
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Skagway Agents
.V_e LAXATIVE BltOSIO
igaaiurc *s c-2 ;a~h bos. ZS ceats
—Advertisement.
Willi tbc Skagway ta.ll fans con
|Iiileat that the home team will
\sli-. fac AVhitq Pass Athletic club's
L-all team will be cue of the eti
tra :5 iu the Erui>irc Day baseball
i,
l«iJames Collison today an
u.unici'il that tho folio tving players
weio cxpected to report at 5:30 o
clo>lc Saturday morning at the
Whi'j rau» dc.ot: A. Blanchard
I C. Colo, i: Learh, B. McKeuzle,
L. Liebcck, C. Durkee, W. Bledsoe,
! T. Dcue\v, CX Kapuzzl, V. Dortero,
■ Ivi- s» McDonald.
s.L:'tUi\M« Uurt
T1 Xew oiiiiicu cf tlio Alaskan
Ccflst Pilot, which is now on the
pres., will givo tlio revised figures
of differences between Seattle and
. tien is being p.eparcd by Arthur
J Kla, nautical expert ci' the coast
and odetic survey, under fhe au
Unrization cf the chief, Dr. E. Les
ter .Tcncs.
T-"» v .tanco from Seattle to Ket
c'aik<:u till) utiles; from Settle
• i Jaiie.' u $:>0 miles, and from Sc
a'-.Ie »t> Skngway 9 5'J miles. The
2 have been checked on throe
.V. at c castors by three diffor
l. •_ steamship?, to-cperatiug: with
the least and geodetic survey, and
.
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J i! cxeava
.! ('.<» crowd
IPWl til?
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.V i'i". .AL ; COD there is,—
.
. , • I'll' :: \", t'.: it's all—holdin
I'i-A ,.VVL th:'.n twice as
I ; 'a : you've be-on
'1 li.X*-'. Ci OF IT as a tidbit,
', to bj eaten on rare
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t. TH: : FOOL) there is. You cau
U IC'A II at any time
EVERVEODY LUCKS XT. It's al
■\VTiLC05I13 and it
PRlXC-". rEACE to an
C \rER\VORKED STOMACH
A>'U JOY to a th'od inlate.
IT AT A PLATE OF ICE CREAM
EVERY CAY!
BUT f?r
YOl'R OW.\* SAKE, bo sure It's
rr 13 m
Keller Bros.
OUR ICE CREAM IS MADE
FUOM A FAMOUS LOCAL RECIPE 1
Hie Prince George and Prince Ru
yert will again, be in the Alaska
irade Uii8 summer to carry the
Grand Trunk's tourists between Se
u'tle aud Skagway, according to tlie
announcement today by W. G. Pow
ell, local agent Tor the lino.
"Xlia summer service will be iu
- uguiatea by. tiip sailing o£ the
'Prince George' from Seattle at 9:30
a.m. Monday, June 11,"said Mr. Po-ij
ell. "'Jiiis steamer will call at Vic
toria, Vancouver, Prince Rupert, |
Kelchiian, Wrangell, Taku Glacier,
Juaeau and arrive at Skagway at
7 a.m. Friday, June 15. Two days,
Fiida'y and Saturday, will be spent
in tuiss port, allowing tourists plen
ty o' time to make a trip over the
famous White Pass and to al>o see
'he many scenic wonders around
Skagway.
"OiUUng SUUH1, tiiO rnuttJ
George' will leave Skagway at 7:00
i>.m. Saturday, June 16, (after the
arrival oi Sautrday's W. P. & Y.
ii. train) and will arrive at Vancou
v :• Tuesday afternoon end Seattle
at 9:3u p.m. Tuesday night, malt
ing the trip in three days.
"From this date on the 'Prince
Gej.ivo' and "Prince Rupert' will al
io'' ale, one steamer driving this
. rj Friday; at 7 a.m. and sail*
Miihbour.d e".e.y Saturday p.m..
The service given on the Grand
Pacific steamships is well
Jii.'Cv u to Xoithenxrs and net ma
a:y eppo'.tunitics are l*'t for irn
;iT.vi!ig the service, }>ut the pro
vision of an orchestra «i each steal*
ci' -his summer will be an inuova
tl' n much appreciated by the pas
sengers."
Marion Lawrence is author of|
"How to conduct a Sunday school"
and "Housing a Sunday School."
lie will have chavgo of all services
Sunday at the Presbyterian church.
i" :u\ and bring others.
fMIIPn
ufibJp
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Wi'h five ships in port in two J
days, the docks are a busy place.
The Dolphin of the Alaska Steam
;ip company, wltji several passen
,_.'rs and thirty tons of freight, was
at the dock last night and this
m-ornii g the Northwestern of the
I same line, west bound, brought in
|fifty Ions of freight, a number of
j passengers fror*. Seattle, and 35
i>as-* tigers from Gastiueau channel,
hound lor Whitehorge to attend the
ICmpire day celebration.
'Ihe City of Seattle cf the Pacif-I
ie Steamship company will bg due i
at seven o'clock this evening.
The Princess Sophia of the C. P.
| R., was reported due tomorrow foreH
noon, with CO passengers, 450 tons
of freight and 75 head of cattle.
Khs will sail Saturday evening.
Making her last trip this season,!
■ he Prince John of the Grand Trunkj
.ill arrive tomorrow afternoon and
I will sail south Saturday morning.
The Mariposa of the Alaska
Steamship company, the local office
reported this afternoon, will arrive
here Saturday evening, southbound,
and will remain over until the ex
cursion train arrives from White- |
horse.
I FORESTERY SERVICE MEN
PREPARE FOR WAR DUTY
Xolchikan, May 31.—A regiment
cf men for immediate service in.
Franco will be organized by the For]
est service under the direction of I
thp War Department, according to
announcements mado by W. G. Wei
g!c, of the Forestry Service. This
regiment is planned to assist in for
es* work in Franc®, and will also
conduct logging and milling opera
tions. Portland mills probably will
be used as they can quickly be ta
ken from place to place as need
developes or as the supply of logs
requires.
The regiment will be comprised
of foresters, logging engineers, ex
perienced woodsmen, loggers and
men of similar experience and train
ing. This body of men will form a ,
unit of the Engineers' Corps of ,
which the railroad workers are a j
part. J
Coming Sunday, at the Presby-1 <
tcriau church, Marion Lawrence, gct$ J
cral secretary of the International (
Sunday School association. Will you
bo there? I
Women's Separate Skirts
This new line of Skirts represents the season's latest styles. Many
have the new wide belted and the odd pocket effects. Materials
are serviceable serges, plaids, checks and novelty suitings
Pearl Waists
Every waist a stunning inspiration of some master designer, very
exclusive in style, made of the finest materials. Waists for every
occasion, in desired shades. Crepe de Chene and Rajah Models.
OUR 1917 WALL PAPER HAS ARRIVED
L. A. HARRISON Co.
STORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 5S
L
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Tonight - "Graft"
Music by Imogen o Coryell.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:80
guv Baftery # Coffee fiousc
* Broadway ogposite; keller_bro^d^co^^^—=
Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Milk
Roils, Waffles
EGGSJN ALL;STYLES
Pies; Cakes
Ham and Cheese Sandwiches
French Roils, Ca'-'es, Pies
Doughnuts
BREAD, WHEAT, RYE, FRENCH
Cream Puffs, Macaroons and
All Kinds of Pastry
.lames Cropea
Proprietor
STORY OF THE FENNY GIRL
Likeness on ihe Old Cent Was That of
Sarah Longacre.
In 1835 the government of the United
■States made nn offer of $1,000 for the
most acceptable design to be placed
upon the new one cent coin soon to be
Issued. Some Indian chiefs traveled
from the northwest to Philadelphia to
inspect tho mint, whose chief engraver
was .lames Barton Longacre, who In
vited them to ills house.
The engraver's daughter, Sarah, ten
years old, preally enjoyed the visit of
her father's guests, and during the
evening, to please her, one of the chicfs
took bis feathered helmet and war
bonnet and placed it on her head. In
the company was an artist, who imme
diately sketched her and handed the
picture to her father. Mr. Longacre,
knowing of the competition for a like
ness to go upon the cent, resolved to
enter the sketch for the prize offered
by the government. To ids delight, the
officials accepted it, and tho face of his
daughter appeared upon the coin.
The face of Sarah Lonracre lias gone
into more hands, more pockets, more
homes, more stores—yes, more churches
—than any other coin in the United
States, if uot iu the world.—Pittsburgh
Leader.
"Penn.vpack brags that his business
joes 011 like clockwork."
"That's true. He's running it prin
■Ipally on tick."- Hn!i;ipnv American
17 IS FOR LA0IE3, TOO.
riiey Can Stop Their ITa:r FnlUnT
AVItU I!er;iictdc.
La3;es who fcu.ro thin hair ar.d ,\'a.a
lair is falling out, car. rrevcn; IT . ha2
'ailing out, and thlckcn the growth, rr'.t'.
•Cewbro's "Herplcide." Eesldes, Herp;
;Ide Is one of the most agrecnbin hai
Iresslngs there is. Herplcido kills tli
landruf? germ that eats the hair o'.T r.:
ho root. After the germ la destroyed
he root will shoot up. und the hair rtov.
onff as ever. Even a sample will coil
Inco any lady that Newhro's Hc-rpicid.
s an IndlspensaDle toilet requisite. I
ontalns no oil or grease, It will rot stair,
r dye. Sold by leading druggists. Send
9c. in stamps for sample to TI»e Herpi
ide Co., Detroit, MKh.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed. 1
At. all Drug Storse. Adv. 1
BACK GIVES OUT
Plenty. of Alaskan, Readers HAvq
Tliis Evxwrienqq }
Ycu tax tlie kidneys—overwork
thc-m—
1 hey can't keep up. the continual
s^raiu.
The back may give out—it may
ache and pain;
Urinary troubles may set in.
Dout' wait longer — takg Doan's
Kidney pills.
40,000 people publicly; endorse
them.
Can Alaskan peopla doubt the
fol.owing evidence?
P, S. Kane, railroad; engineer, 719
Seventh St., Sacramento, CaL, says:
"I injured my back and wag after
ward subject to a dull, tiresome
ache across my loins and in my kid
neys. The jarring and jolting from
riding on the Qngin aggravated the
♦rouble. It was hard for me tq get
up ai'er bending over, owing to the
oain and lameness in my back, My
foet qi!d limbs swelled, which, show
ed that my kidneys wero thg cause
of the trouble. Doan' e Kidney
Pills gave me prompt relief. A box
t?r vo now and then keeps m<J feel
ing all right." • I i , -
PLAYER-PIANO FOR SALE—Strau
Piano with built in Aeolian Pi
ano Player. Beautiful Mahogany;
case. 121 rolls of music includ
ing classical and up-to-date se
lections. Instrument ia only & lit
tle more that one year old, and
has Just been tuned and regulat
ed. "We got It In a trade and
wi.l sell cheap if you act quick.
Will arrange terma. Keller Bros.
Drug Company. tf.
FOK SALE—Ong team of horaea
nd harness. Cheap, Apply; to H.
). Clark. i tf.