PERISHABLES
Plums. Apricots, Peaches, G-rav. Apples,
G-r. Cookins: Apples, Pears, Oranges,
Water-Melons Grape-Fruit, Bananas
Green Peas, New Carrots Tomatoes,
Green Peopers. Celery, Lettuce, Onions,
New Beets, Cauliflower, Cucumbers
We have a complete line of cannin
necessaries
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
"WEARO" TIE
WHEN IN' NEED Of THE LATEST STYLES IN NRCKWEAR
COME TO CS AS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A LARGE SHIPMENT
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
nro*d«r»7, between 2nd and 3rd.
0"nen Everv .Night
i. _
TONIGHT
FIVE KKKLS
Tile Awakening Hour. — A 3
reel Essanay drama.
Cuttle's Slsiter. — A Vitagraph
ccmedy, featuring "WaJly Van. .
,Vu.«lc by Miia Barber.
Commences at M::tO p. m.
Wholesale «zul Retail £
CIQAR5 j
and t
TOBACCO
And different article* ^
Doa*t forget the number
428 Broadway j?
Tony Dortero »
ALL KINDS OP PIPES *
From 5c to Pocket Book *
PHIL.
ABRHAHS
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
OOXVEYANC3>'G
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
524 Fourth Avenue
SKAGWAY, ALA-KA
RIDER REPORI
WHITEHORSE, Aug. 23—WW
! »lorse arrived 7:05 p. m..
NaiULlia arrived 11:20 p.. m.
Dawsoa 1«U Dawscxa 10 p. m.
C^oca up Selkirk 7 p. m.
Selkirk down Yukou Grossii
9:30 D. m.
Next sailing: "White Horse t
A'Sht- _ ,j L—
TAX NOT1CH
■N'atue is hereby gfven tliat
will uu the 31 day of Augu^
laiti, at tbie hour o£ 1:30 p. in. <
said day, sell at public aucitou <
tiie premises kuowa as the Ska,
way Brewery, so rnuoh of the Pe
sonai Property on wthichi I have 1«
ied, to pay ths Personal Taxes dt
'lie City of Skagay for the year
1U12. iyl3, 1911 aad 1915, amoui
iu<r to $S6..20 ith other costs ai
expenses to be added to the arnou
of delinquent sum.
This notice is given aa prorvtd*
by Sricicdis 19 and 20 of Ordiaaai
No.. 69..
(Signed) FRANK PAGE,
Chief of Police of the City of Ska
wa*- o |J t
8-23-1 wk.
Might Spare a Faw.
Tt is said that m»ver was there a ge
tier critic than Dr. McCHntock of Die
lnson college. ODe day a youug orati
presented his speech for Dr McCUi
lock's approval' De evidently did m
anticipate adverse criticism. He r
celved It nevertheless, given In the do
tor's gentle, humorous way, which ne
er could offend.
"It's a good speech." he said, "bi
there Is perhaps a little too mnch of
certain sort of rhetoric. For instanc
1 find In It two midnight owls, tn
midnight wolves, three American e
gles and four unfurled banners,
seems to me that the supply exceed
the demand."
The Gaycar at Sanaml.
! Japan occupies a prominent plac
among the countries of the world 1
I the possession of mineral springs rie
in radium emanations. These ai
found exclusively In granite regioni
The hot spring of MLsasa, in the proi
Ince of Hoki. in western Japan, b<
longs to this category. In radlo-actli
Ity It is second only to Isehia. In Italj
Of the three well known lntermitter
hot springs the geyser at Senaml is th
grandest, the waters being thrown u
to an occasional height of ninety feet
wnen iou ididk oi
•TYPEWRITER"
Think
" REM1NOTON "
The Man Who Buys Any
Other
"TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes"
It w ill Be as Good as the
" REMINGTON "
SOLD ON EAST TERMs
REMINGTON TYPEWK11 tK y
JUNEAU' ALASKA
Jul. l'ASO, TKXAS, Am;. 2a —
\V Ueu ^I'tSlutlH, Vv lUyOUJ, LOacUo
We HUlCMii JkCV WlUl.lv VSUU St ai t I0K
watt it oi lum liio uranuo iiowinj
thioiign ti-Aj &i«uiwa^!> oi tae grea
iilcpnant liULUe (1U1U OU Uaoiuc
14, ne will "bring iu zuu.uui
acrws oi terul$ lauoa iu tut* cnoii
oX V»Utt>b la -\ow Alt-a.ico, lc-ia.
and (JiU Al'-J-icu. I\u> ilist meet
»uj{ 01 tile 2ol\i international 11
l'lii"lluu COllgTUUi will in) Hit'id <i
lilt) dalU U*xnua.UuU :ili|l luilOW'l*! b,
au^ioili iu -til tiLau, Urt. lb, 1
auu 16.
ine Elephant But to d.Oii is <
inaes oi. concrete auu stoei tuirowi
aci ui*. ihk) lilo urajiue on the dtsui
uJ .New Aluluxj at Hue point, wiatii
a gieat rucn, 10riu«;a Ujte Lui
ncuu and bouy oi a uiastauionio ele
pliant, teems o driujj irom tne iu<
urauue. lius. giant iui^K>uuuiuj
a.>iu lias lou-uioa wo l-M-^oet iru
gallou lfaOUVOir Ul Ulti WOilO. Aloi'i
lu»iu to niiica in length ami j
nines icroas, tiie lake t>iuiue> tui
uicHtd fciiowa oi liio Colorado Alio
and 'ijese llio-gmiig w^WiS ar<
auowtd to How 'hiroligtu ui-o spill
wa>g Ul tae (lam wilt-a lull ia.a
nttOb moisture lor tue growini
stasou, tntis cau&ing Uic do»e.
at'itu btlow lue uam u> pioct^ou
aud bear Er ullage.
ll is anticipated that Presideui
Wilson * ill Ui acoouipauitu Iv <*'>'
t-rai LHMiihMrs oi uia official rainii}'
including lltui. Frankliu K. -Uuie
secretar> oi lUi Interior, aud pu-ob
ably o<ner nivinbei® oi his eauiu,t*i
Hon.. A. A. Joues», insfc iuxiial
ant secretary oi the Ulterior,
Judge Will K. Kiug, cliie£ ooumsed
and O'iitr meiubtxa oi the Ho
clanalicu Soi'Vice.
MtiHI ClUCW WLLL WOIUv
O-N CO.NdvETK BL1UD1.\(
Electric light poles hay© bee:
strauj; up at Sixth, aud Broadwaj
the tvruer wufart- the now 13auk o
Alalia buildis being erected.
High, candle power lights will furu
ieh a bright uglit lot a uifiht crew
to take up cat* work at the poln
warif the day crew ha« (iroppei
thp work.. Things are moviug wltl
a rim on the corner, concrete foun
datiou pinaiiugs have been suul
do-.o into tli« ground and excaya
tiou work Is being puiflicd.
PKUjIINENT TEACHER IlHUt.M
j. iliss Lois Butt, popular teache:
o' this city, has returned aud wil
' prci.ara to take over her duties ii
*tc- Public Schools this cominf
Monday. Miss Butt spetut her sum
rnor outside and ret>orts a fine sum
1 mei's vacation aud outing in tht
1 S'ates. Residents of Skagway anc
particularly thos^ whci have chil
)t dreu in the Skagway schools wil
welcome Miss Butt back to thi
^ Garden City. The I>aily Alaskai
~t wishes iter a most successful yeaj
iu 'he Skagway schools.
it
a MlXI.Vi PAMPHLET OFF PRESS
0 To© Department of Interior ha*
i- issued Bulletin No. 642-A, wjhiicl
•' covers the Mlniu«- Industry in A1
s aska tor the period of 1916. The
pamph'e* contains about 90 paget
of tabulative records from the var
o,js districts and camps. The ooa'
a beds in the interior and to th«
Ij westward are dealt with by the au
b 'h°r.
1
. RETl'HNS TO WORK FOR W. P
.. I Geo.. A.. Rosenberg has joined
the busy ^aff of the White Pa^ss
t auditing department. Mr. Rosen
e berg is an old timer itt this city,
P haviug been on the staff of the
White Pass a number of years ago,
He is accompanied by his wife, wiht
~ used 10 teach school in the Garden
■ City
11 TARES FIVE HOUNDS TO EAST
After spending twelve consecn
the yetrs in the interior, William
Smi'h. has broken away for a jour
ney 'o the outside . His final des
tination is' Ontario!. Mr. Smith: Is
taking fiv°i thoroughbred Siberian
hounds east with him and plans on
sbOA-Uii' the easterner what a real
hc-und looks like. He will leave
for his destination on the Alice.
| Mrs. Hall and child are enroute
to Fairbanks.
Miss Lois Butt, after touring In
the States extensively, has return
ed to assume her duties oa the
faculty of the City Schools.
SHIP BUILDERS
WILL DISCUSS
BULKHEADS
W AiiUAG'l 0«\, Aug. 24—tSecie
) tar.' 01 louimi-ioe ti*»outuu uua
i ou uuoul iwriy o1 Ule lU-Uing aw
; unuu biuix>uii<itat'2>, prusiucnuj <uia
. general wauogers OX i>rm*-i±»ai aw
' tfiltau iXeaOllcJlipj OOUlpaailfcb, auU
i Oct.; iuuwu naval arcmtocla to mutt
l a*, nig, ciiioe Woaiw»»aiij,; sepusui
> bur St| lor au eioniuge oi yiowa
■ ou tue subject oi ioMiiuiea and
■ i>aiK.uv.i.uti ana oil otaita* pu&sea oi
. iue construction ol steamers ou Hie
oceau ,«.•<! <iie Great as re
latbo *o >nce*> two subjects.
The United State* is almost
l alone among maritime nations iu
, Ha i iug no regulations governing
t load'iues.. Our fleet oX otoan cargo
, I camete is growing so rapidly baat
■ talis suiujct oanuot iougre be iroal
- poued—liuifcoa already uurug the
i ciuropenn war American saips have
1 bceu, saved iroiu emuurraifciment
• au i delays to commeroe and delays
: to commerce Xor lock oi lo&dtwei
, retula.ioua only by resort to tein
s porary expedients.
The subject oi bulkW'<1 «uid
: hall cOiuitruvtiou was i.»re£ul]y cou
. 3idt.rtd at the .London iuleriuitiou
l al Couii'reiioe on Saiety of Life at
• Sea and tile American iW^utei h»ad
, au ;xporiun:t part in framing tiiio
l cUapitis of the luUsriuutonal oou
vonticn on that subject. The Uu
. itod ataUs h>*3 au yet Ulkuu no
. stpps to give effect to thie.se por
, tioiv? of toe InternatloiaaJ oonvea
, tion Is difficult and our future as
a a-ip-building and maritime n-a
{tiou Is Involved In a right bogin
. I uiuR along tlie Hues indoatud by tliq
[ couveuUon.
JEFFERSON M AKES
EAST SITKA TRIP
'the Jefforec® Is scheduled to
make port, sometime Friday.
I' will make its last season trip
via £i'kn and then be placed on
the d l-ect Seattle-Skagway run..
I* is ejected 'o arrive with a large
freight cargo and representative
] c^iToO Tw this port..
TOWN TOPICS
H. Molyneaux is registered -it the
Dewey HoCaL
» Mrs. UoKeefrey and daughter,
a.-e enr.^ute to Dawson .
J. L. Druett and wife of AtHn,
are visaing in th.e Garden City.
P. K. Ksue of Dawson, ia a re
cent arrival in the Garden City.
Miss McKay, teacher of White
hoise arrived on the> Princess Alice,
Major Eastarhrooik, of Port Town
send, is a round tripper on the
Alice.
' L. J. Tiffany, noted New York
jeweler, is a round tripper on the
Alice.
Ella Koorrer and Anna Koorrer
are recent guests at the Pulien,
I House
G. E. Evans, mining man, arrived
on the Alice and is ©niroute to the
interior.
G. W. Holma and wife of Rocheet
er, Ind., are stopping at the Pul
ien HvUse.
Mrs. H. McMaster and Miss Alice
McMaster of Dawson, are recent air
rivals in the Gaj-den City.
Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas G. Green
ar» touring' Alaska. Tthey will
leave on the morning's train for
a tour cf the Atlin district.
I.O.ST—Buncihi of keys, one post
office key, stomped Box 24. If
fct'i d kindly leave alt postofllca of
D.i'lv Alaskan office.
8AV, GIRLS!
You can prevent your skin from
chapping and getting rough these
Clustery days by applying "PUR
OLA" Tint just before going out
doom It will obviate all ill ef
fect* from exposure to »uu and
wind. It will preserve a good and
tmprove a poor complexion. It s
just fine, and you will agree with
us if you once use it. If not satis
fied, you can get your money back
at your dealer's Oh, yen, you can
get it your dealers. 60c per bot
tle. Specify "PUROLA1" Sold by j
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
(Subscribe for Dally Alaskan)
1 Mid-Summer Bargains
« »
o 7 Sport Hats $2. formerly $3-00 & $3-50
;• 11 O-age Tailored Hats $2, $3 and $4-00
l<» Formly $4-50, $5.50 and #7.50
il KEN YON COATS
t 1 only at $17,50 now $12.00
" 2 only at 15.00 now 10 00
\> 1 only at 13.50 now 9-00
1 only at 12.75 now 8-00
;; 3 only at 8 00 now 5-00
:: 3 only Tailored Skirts 7-50 and 9-00 val
j; ues now $5.00 and $6 00
:: SALE FOR CASH ONLY
«>
L. A. HARRISON CO.
J | Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays ft P. M.
WetliKVlf)- aiul Thurwlaj
Universal present* THE M VSTKM KEY.—Produced by KV ril
ing Wilson, with Robert L<"onaicl and Ella H.'Ul. K|>i*o<Ie 10.
Nestor Universal pi«*crts THK <;REAT COMEDY TKIO, I»y
ons, Forde and Moran in a six/ling two a<t photo lane 1$-,
Al.. E.. Christie. A
CTPID PllJxS A TlHlTH, with I.dtic Lyons ami Victoria Fo*«h-.
FIVE REELS
Music by 1. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c i Begins 8:30
ULLHL3T* BAM IV IN ALASfiA
j THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
| Juneau, fllas'-ca
iOpltAl, $.V),000 00. Surplus, I20.000.0fl.
R M. BKHRKVDH, i. R. WILLIS, GUY McXAUGHTON,
Pr<*Monl. Vice Pre*. CWiler.
BANK OF ALASKA
wraxqell
SKAGWAY
ALASKA
ANCHORAft K
RESOURCES OVER A THIRD^OF A MILLION DOLLAR:
An Institution of Strength and Character
Equipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers ol the State* and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
President
OFFICERS
Andrew stevenson
Vic« Prea. - - W" R. Hillery
CasKier • - W.L. Landsbo rough
A»»'t Cashier - George Huth
DIRECTORS
Vice Prea. - Andrew A. Benton
NEW YORK
Vice Prea. - • J. T. Weatermann
AftCHORAfi*
Vice Prea. - - W. H. b arren
WRANUILI.
J. T. WESTERN! A \'N,
P. H. GAXTY.
\V. L. LAXDSROROl'GH
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAX,
HEKRY D. WALBRIDGK,
ANDREW A. BENTOX,
ANDREW STEVENSON-,
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Walla F»r»' & Co.. lr r«l«r>'Ch(pkinii S»l»
"OLYMPIAN"
CHOCOLATES
In «y?n? to our customers: •Olympfsn Oiowv
htes—Augustine & Kyer," they at once know that
you offer the very choicest of chocolates. Olympian
Chocolates are in exquisite boxes, the exterior re
sembling Indian basket work. The mat in each box
is a very artistic colored reproduction of a famous
Curtis Indian phota
OTHER BOX SPECIALTIES
gf cA & K QUALITY
Qoeeo Victoria Chocolates, Chocolate Butter Ctkp%
4/issorted Chocolates, Chocolate Delidea%
Milk Chocolates, Chocolate Peppef*
fpinfr^ CboeoUU6 AllDOOd&
VtAdfeilUiikMfwalM
KELtER BROS. DRUG CO. Distribute*
BKAGWAY, ALASKA 1