THE TOWN IS DRY,
but we've got it. ? ?
Just Tapped a Barrel of Sweet
Apple Cider. Try it, its Good
Just opened a barrel of,that g od Heinz
Saurer Kraut also a barrel of Heinz Dill
Pickles
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Have Your New Taylor Suit
Maue with tho popular PINCH-BACK. It's very
Stylish and Up-to-date and appropriate with
many of the LATEST TAYLOR MODELS
SEE THEM AY
Dortero & Sonj
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
J THE 3 M. BEHRENDS BANK
tm J a .13 1 j, alas'ta
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
I 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
CZ3 every part of the
Territory
- •!« A •% 9% 4* 4* 4* 4*
Are You
Successful ?
If you are not successful—who is to blame ? You
notice &11 around you successful men—don't you?
Many of them have had no better opportunities than
you—some of them not as good. The successful man
avails himself of his opportunities. The unsuccessful
man does not. One of the opportunities that make for
success is a Bank Account. Have you one at thi
Bank? Try it for a year. Then note the progres
you have made.
A Bank. Account i9 the Ladd-r by which
many men have mounted to Success.
BANK OF ALASKA
WHANG ELL SiKAC^Y^tVY ANCIIORAQ K
Berlin, Nolv. 20—It ia given out
hgre tha1. the explosion "wJiicli
cause J the destruction, of the Rus
sian ammunition shin Baron Bre
cenl in Archangel harbor last Fri
day was due to a submartne sending
a torpedo into • it.
jeffersqTin
HID GOES OUT
The steamer Jefferson) arrived] in
this port yesterday; morning at 3
o'clcci and sailed) for • th$ south)
four hours later. J
She had'78 tons of freight for
♦his port jand a small passenger
list, among whom was A. F. Zipf,
\raffie manager of the White Pass
& YuKon 'Route. 1
LASTNOMEBOAT
REACHES SOU
Sf-ntUe, Nov. 20—The steamships
Victoi in and Umatilla -are l>oth! in
*>ort, having completed their last
faips *o the northjand for 1 1916.
Each vessel made six trips to
Nome and return, and all told, over
six million dollars worth- of gold
bullion was brought down from the
ucr'h on these two ships.
24,000 BAGS J
1L CENSORED
l>rlin, Nov. '20—Altogether 24,
200 bags of mail from Germany and
16,820 bags - dcst;iacdi for tGermany
wen confiscated by the British audi
French authorities from December,
1915 to the end of Septemter, 1916.
savs 'he Overseas News Agency.
Tht news agency; asserts that only
a small part of the seized mail'af
terward waa redisp.tthecV to ita d>es
tinatiou. The'seizures as given, by
the news agency follow:
From Germany to the 'United
States on Dutch, Danishi and Nor
wegian steameers,, 17110 bags; to
Spain, Portugal and South, America,
on Dutch and'Norwegian steamers,
6,225 bags. To the Dutch! Indies;
on Dutch steamers, 865 bags. '
To Germany from tie United
Siatcs on Dutch, "Danish; and Nor
wegian steamers, 13,857 bags;
from Spain, Portugal and South
America on Dutch, and Norwegian
oteamers, 2.43S bags; from -the
Dutch Indies ou Dutchj steamers, !
525 bags. l
"cuwr s«s
TRIAL JURY
Chicago, Not. 20—The 'Jury,
trying the Alaska land fraud cases,
wbkh liavQ been before the'various
courts fcinee-1913 ha3 returned a
verdict, of guilty; against Albert
Frost, Oliver Bourke and Bert Win&
whe were charged ,Witll( comsipiracy
with' intent to defraud 'the govern
ment of coal lands In, j the Trfiri
tory of Alaska. ' 1
The jury arrived at (a decision
Saturday, arid were instructed
to bring in a sealed 'verdict. This
morning the defendants in the
case were brought into court' and
the verdic* made known to them.
J
PRINCE RUPERT IN AND OUT
The Prince 'Rupert arrived to
Sktycway at 6:45^1118 morning and
sailed south for "Vancouver 'at
1:30 p. m. The (Rupert had a
light jiflssenger list and onlyt about
twenty tons of freight, all of which
was for interior peints. •
The outgoing passengers were R.
G. £.eFaTor, A F. Zipf, iMr. Gor
ham, H. C. [WilsonJ and Mr. and
Mrs. Pearson'and son • for Seattle.
J. Vazza, J.|Nicholson, E. Southern,
C. E. Park 'and W. iDOckinBo® pur
chased tickets to Vancouver, while
Miss B. Dennis-is enroute to> San,
Francirco ant!' W. A Anderson
purchased a through! ticket 'to Bos
ton vJa Prince Rupert. Thet.Pittoce
Rupert is due in Vancouver Thurs
day afternoon and will sail North
the same evening, making this
port again at 7 a. m. next Monday.
BISHOPS APEAL FOB AID
FOB ASIATIC TBIBESMEN
New York, Nor. 20—Sixteen Am
erican bishops hatfe I issued] an
Episcopate 'appeal for tine relief of
the Assyrian Christians, a, group
of Nes'orian'off shoots Ofi the East
ern orthodox churcM scarcely known
to th-> western [world.
Headed by Blshapi-David H. Green
of New jYotrfk and including the
bishops of six statees and of many
c'ties, the' Episcopal) Dignitaries
who si^n the appeal bring for the
f rst time to the attention, of I the
coun'ry the sory of!he batlte for
life on the plateaus of Kurdestan of
aB entire people, 'a struggle which
went on practically 'without the
knowledge of Europe or America
and which! enided in the destruction
of 100.000 Christian Tribesmen an
the* reduction jto destitution of
10.0 000 moire.' 1
Tratfic .Majiager Zipf of th$ 1W.
P. & Y. R., was a southbound! pas
senKCr on the Prince Rupert.
W. A. Anderson,'employe of ;the
W. P. Rail Division] at WhlitehOTse,
leit on the Rupert 'today for i his
heme in Newportbury, Mara. |
FOR SALE
ANOTHER BARGAIN
Neat two room 'cottage, partly
furnished. Pull corner lot 60x100
teet.i Perfect tftle flor Seventy Five
Plunks, cash. 1 I
[ SEE WAUSCER.
'^fcuner^^ist-TivofCorsets
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a "Warner's"
^ L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 8 p. in. Satur
9 p. m. *
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Friday and Satuwlay
Eclair Unlvtjrsal presents A GAME OF WITS.—A di-»xu» ot
totri^ue to two j>arts with O»rol Halloway and F. Smunfeiv.
Mary Plclcford in HIS GRAjTlTI DE. . ( j
LOVE AND LAW, with Galp Jlenry and Wm. TVacy.
Sunday and Monday
Broadway Foafcuiej presents Nat Goodwin to THAT FAMOUS
PARISIAN DRAMA, by tlie celebrated Fraicbj playwright.
Octave MJj-abaiu. Filmed in 0 great acts.
Music hj' Ml*. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins &S0
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and dlffeiwit articles
Iion't forget the nittnber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KLJTDS OF PIPES
J From 5o to Pocket liook
ft*, n.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAN, Prop.
THE SIIIMt Mil MUM
I Tlie 'largest aiwl coa
E| oucted dairy Ja Aiaek*.
[| Daily; ehipmenta of pur*
£ milk and cream to all j/ctint
t en White Pasa & Tuko*
j, RTute.
W. iW. Dickinson, the genial1
Whiiehorse agent for tjie W. P.,
arrlTfu in Skagway Saturday even
ing an4 left [this noon on thei (
J Prince Rupert for >a three weeks j
well earned, j vacation, whichf will bo |
scent at Vancouver, Victoria and J
Seattle. This la the JMrst . time |
• hat "Billy" haa t>e«n out in four j
years. Mrs. Dickinson did oiot ac
comii«ny him but remained at home j
to look after the affairs there.
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(Subscribe £o<r the Daily Alaskan) I
Alliens, Not. 20 '— Admiral
Poumtt has issued an. order | to
the Oreek troo^pa to 'deliver !uj»
their arms in) arj attempt to t>rin«
about a 'complete disaii*m&m<}nt of
Greece. ' ■ f ' .,
ONLY ONE "Bromo QnMne," that to
J^axatjve gromo Qmnine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
or box. 2 Sc.
ANNOUNCING IHE PRE-HOLIDAY DISPLAY OF SEASONABLE
Pyroline Ivory, Leather Goods, Perfumery, Toilet Accessories, Kodaks,
Phonographs, Sporting Goods, Guns, Tennis Rackets—
STRIPPING our story of the meaningless "whys" and
"wherefors" and getting right down to brass tacks, we
have placed on display for your inspection goods
•which you will have to see in order to fully appre
ciate our efforts to place at your disposal for the coining
holiday season certain lines that have never before been of
fered in Skagway, and we bought at prices that will bear
favorable comparison with goods of like nature in any
other store in Alaska, or even Seattle.
Leather Goods
make an acceptable gift, and it ia al
ways a safe purchase. Leather Trav
eling Sets for ladies 01 gentlemen.
Hand Bags such as you will find de
scribed in the latest modes. Card
Cases for ladies or gentlemen. Pocket
Books'in pin seal and grain leather.
T
Perfumery
Colgates and Palmers as well as Marie
Garden, Ideal, Peg o' my Heart, Melba
and Reigers. The holiday packages
are the most artistic that have ever
been offered. The beautifnl frosted
cut glass bottles are like jewels nestling
in their colored silk and satin cases.
IN OUR Pyroline Ivory Department you will find every
piece stamped with the makers name, "Pyroline" and
this insures you against substitution of inferior makes.
Complete Toilet Sets, Separate Brushes, Combs, Hand
Minors, Manicure Sets or single pieces, Buffers, Nail Files,
Cuticle Knives, Rouge Jars, Powder Pots, Photo Frames,
Hair Receivers, Powder Containers, Clocks, Bud Va»ei,
Hat Pin Holders, Watch Stind, Jewel Caskets in a variety
of sizes, Pin Cushions and a great many other pieces which
may be added to set that ha3 already been started.
1
"I Wish I Had
a Tennis Racket so I could play tennis with the boys and girls." This
is a good hint and we have an exceptionally fine assortment of rackets
on hand; or why not give a waterproof case or a racket press.
You will be entertained if you come to our store by our afternoon
and nightly concerts. Edison's re-creation of music or the latest
dance and song hits on the Columbia Grafanolo.
Eastman noaans
"If it isn't an Eastman, it is not a Kodak." Remember we are the
Eastman agents in Skagway and you are asked to look over our espec
ially (elected holiday stock of camoras and photographic supplies.
fKELLER BROS.
You can make a Small Deposit and goods you select will be set aside if you have no account with us
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK
DRUG STORE