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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Junsau, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
THE SKAGYVAY
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en White Paj3» & Yukon
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Tske LAXATIVE BRGMO QUININE
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. ;id work off the Cold. Druggisti refund
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(•OSPEL TEXT MEETING
"The Punishment of the Wicked.
: la Is Eternal Suffering lu a Lake of
Fire? Where is Hell? Will the
Suffering of the Wicked Begin at
Death?" This is the'subject at the
| Gospel tent h& evening at 8:00
o'clock .
All are invited. to attend this
service.
W. T. Hil«ort.
Minister.
Haines, July 18 (Special corrfts
pondeuee)—Robert I». Steele and
H. P. M. Blrkiublne leave today
lor Porcupine and Rainy Hollow, j
Mr. Steele la'paymaster for the A1-!
aska Corporation. and Mr. Blrkintoin^
is superintendent o£ transpoita
tlon.
The ladles of the Rod Crosa
took In $140.00 on the 4tJ» of July.
Thia amount, added to that al
ready raised, 'makes almost three
hundred dollars raised for the Red
Cross here at Haines. '
The election on the liquor ques
tion passed off quietly yesterday.
There were 'seventy-six votes oast.
54 wet and 22 dry. The large rote
for wet was undoubtledly 'due to
th„ fact that the town 'was badly
1q need of the 'license money, for
at the general territorial election
last fall the town voted dry.
Mr. Lemon of the land 'depart
ment i<j here looking after the
townslte business. The citizens of
Haines are very glad 'to aee him
here, as it is believed that the peo
ple will soon get deeds to their lotfc.
ATLIN NOTES
Bishcp Du Vernet has just con
cluded a two week's visit to'Atlin
and t,e'oro communion service last
Sunday christened the second child
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Durle. The
baby way named Ruth May and Mrs
Durie and Mrs. Cartmel were spon
sors. I '
Tie Bishop visited the creeks
and took the excursion around
Goat Island on the beautiful new
W. P. & Y. R. boat Ta-rahne, thuq
combininng pleasure with his work.
While mentioning the new "boat It
might be said that Miss Ruth Ma
Donald had the honor of christening
it
On Monday last Mr. Warwick of
the W.P. & Y.R. brought in his bride
and Mr. and Mrs. LaRose of the
White Pass hotel gave 'the young
couple a dinnner. Captain Louis
Gierke, Miss McDonald, Mr. Lipfi
combe and Miss Mabel 'Benson com
pleted the party. An informal
' dance ended a most pleasant evan
iD&- ' ; j_.
Our old friend, Tom Vaughn has
gone outside in quebt of health.
Louis Shultz, Larry O'Connnor,
Mrs. Moran, Mrs. 'Hodges, Miss
Xodd, who has taught school suc
cutiSfully for the past two years in
Disco/ery, were passengers out on
the last boat.' ) |
"Kid" Snowgrass and "Happy"
Gillette have left the camp.'to join
the army and their many frienda
hope to see them safely back be
fore a great while covered with
glory. '
WHARF RATS AFFECTED
WITH COLD FEETITUS
Ow'ng to the'fact that the "Wharf
Rat-s" go* cold feet and cancelled
their date with the '"Has Beens"
baseball team, for Sunday, the lat
ter has arranged to play the "'City
Big Men's" team on that date. The
game will be played at the Athlet
ic oark. i • I i
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF
BAMK OF ALASKA
JUNE 30TH, 1917
1. GROWTH IN DEPOSITS
June 30th, 1917
June 30th, 1916
Gain During Year
DEMAND DEPOS ITS
$368,853
192.024
TIME DEPOSIT*
$77,484
16.976
$446,337
209,000
o $176,829 $60,508 $237,337
It will be noted that the Depotiti of the Bank considerably mare than doubled during the year
2. INCREASE IN DEPOSITORS
COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORS
June 30th, 1917 1308
June 30th, 1916 445
Gab During Year 863
3. GAIN IN RESOURCES
SAVINGS DEPOSITORS
TOTAL DtroaiToms
June 30th, 1917
June 30th, 1916
Gain In Year
3KAGWAY
$145,066.88
109.965.65
382
164
1690
609
218
1081
WRANmtLL
$122,721.36
56.075.46
ANCHOHAOr
$315,351.27
113,723.35
TOTAL
$583,139.51
279.764.46
$ 35,101.23 $ 66,645.90 $201,627.92 $303,375.05
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
FOR RENT
WE PAY 4 PER CENT. ON
TIME DEPOSITS
Deposits July 17 over half million dollars
Resources over $640,000.00
NEWS OF SHIPS
Seattle, July 19.—Th0 Steamship
Alameda sailed from tfcia port for
Skagvyay enroute to Anchorage at
seven o'clock yesterday; morning.
She has ten round trip passengers
for the Alaska trip.
Tho C. P. R. Steamship Princess
Sophia arrived In thla port last ev
ening at '10 o'clock with 110 pass
engers, 69 of whom are round trip
oer«, while'the majority of the bal
ance are enroute to Atlla and ci
ther point# 'in, the Interior, and
will return in, time to catch the
next C. P. R. ship sailing from
thi9 port.
Tho Sophia ha8 'a cargo consist
ing of 600 tons for this port, and
may b» delayed 'in sailing at her
regular schedule hour this evening
on account of this large 'toanage,
The Steamship Prince Rupert of
tho G. T. P. 11 uq 1b dus to arrive
in this port Frday morning. She
has a large list of touriists.
There will be a regular meeting
Of Skagway Lodge No. 431, B. P.
O. Elks tonight at 8:30 o'clock.
One of the regularly elected offic
er* haying resigned, nomination'and
election to fill the chair thus made
vacant will b0 held tonight.
Mm. Wilcox, wife of Superin
tenden' Wilcox of the Big Thing
group of mines at Carcross arrived
sn the Princess Sophia this morning
and will spend the balance of the
summer at the mining camp.
NIP 17 IN THE BUD.
Pint AMMmra of Dandruff ■ Pore
runcr of Future Baldness.
That such Is the case has been con
clusively proven by scientific research.
JProf. Unna, the noted European skin
upcclallst, declares that daiidrult Is the
burrowed-up cuticle of the scalp, caused
by pn-as'te^ destroying the vitality in
the Mir bulb. The hair becomes Hfele«3,
and. In time, falls out. This can be pro
ven ted.
Newbr-'i Herplclde kills this dinlr-rr
term, and restoros the hair to Its natural
•oftncss and abondancy.
TTerplcIde Is now u°i>d by t^ou-n-.d" of
people—nil satisfied th-'t it l-< th» fo I
wonderful hair preparation on tl.e r..?.v
ket to-day.
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MARRIED IN JUNEAU
j Myrtle Haines and T. A. Moe,
both of Skagway, were quiofly mar
ried late 'Tuesday afternoon by the
Rev. J. T. McQueen at the Par
•sgnape. Mrs. McQueen "and Leona
McQueen, were the witnesses.—Ju
neau Emptre.
I Mrs. A. L. 'Bell, jvife of Capt.
B-'.l of tliQ R. N. W. M. Police
' st Whitehorse, returned on the So
uuia and was a passenger 'on this
morning's train for her home in
the Yukon. '
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