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NUGGET MOVIES
Broad n*»y, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONISHT
Jack's Pal —A Selig -wild animal
drama.
The Wood Nymph.—Ail Essanay
drama ia two parts.
The Professional Scapegoat. — A
corned • featuring Sidney Drew.
On account of tha school pro
gram, there will he no show Fri
day night.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Commences At 8:Su p. in.
Zenith OU ass ores the best pos
sible reults as a lubricant for all
lijht or delicate machinery. 10c,
25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
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WILL OPEN J
WE NEED THE MONEY TO ^
MARK. THE FIRST r
DEPOSIT
Now is the time to buy g
everything cheap up to 1
Tony Dortero \
Cigar* and Pipes ^
Why don'i you get that
ROa'AL TAI LORED LOOK?
We oiiV r .riOYAL. Made-to-Measu^e
Suits -Lu Overcoats at $16 to $40
Bortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN i Or ICS
.The Jefferson will arrive at six
o clock this evening.
Selmer's orchestra dw.aied the
music 'or a delightful social dan^e
for ttic young t'olks aitev th ■ scli-o!
entertainment last evening.
The high scores c n iae lil.vS
bowling alleys this weeK Were, f.
H. Gauty, 209. 211; O. o3..at,-,
2')l. For the ladies. i.
Canty, 191.
All has been quiet in I' poi -
Ics for at long time, but -s t.*e
city election is duo on A; 1 4, a
mouth from today, it is lik y that
interest in such things will warm up
a little in the next low days.
The third installment of "The
Goddess" will be the featurs attrac
tion at »he Nugget Movies touijrlit.
ihose who have 6Cen the first two
parts express admiration for the
beauty of the stageing and great in
terest in the development of the
stcry.
The council will meet Mcud.iy
night, and among oi^er things will
consider the matter of submi'ting
to the voters the question of
whether the offices of mavVr, city
clerk, etc., shall be elec'ive in the
future or remain appointive as in
the past.
AP.-£*
Acti um a r*ur to I'rofiiu' t lUnploy
meni.
You car.not a:7ofd tr> /r-.-w nM.
In Dm day x-t strenuous competition
It Is necessary to m n;a!n. E3 Ions as
possible ones youthful appcarar c.
It »s Impossible to Co this without re
taining & luxurious jrrowth of hair.
The presence of Dandruff Indicates tho
presence of a burrowing [term which
lives and thrives cn the root3 of the
hair untfl It causes tota! baldness.
Newbro's Herplclde Is the onl- ltn'iwn
destroyer of this pest, and It Is as effec
tive as It Is delightful to use
Herplclde males nn i>'°rMt hiir dress
ing as •well as Dandruff cure.
Accept ris substitute—there n"re.
Sold by leading dr-.ifrc'sts. S»r<! In
stamps for sample to The HtrplclSo Co..
Detroit. Mich.
On»> floilar ootTT» euaranfed
At *H drug stores
HOME MADE BREAD
From tnis date on, the Golden
North cafe will sell bread to &11
those who may wish to call for
game, rhe Golden North bread
is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's
and Rapuzzl's stores. tl.
Rev. L. H. Pedersea will sail on
the Jefferson this afternoon for
Petersburg whero he goes at the
invitation of the Petersburg W. C.
T. (.' to deliver some addresses in
♦ho opening of the 1916 anti-liquor
campaigu. From Petersburg he will
go to Juneau for a short stay and
will probably return home on the
next trip of the Jefferson. While
gone he will endeavor to interest
the people in the placcs visited by
h:m in the proposition of having a
Territorial Sunday School conven
tion held in Alaska, probably at
Ju:i9ui, sometime during the comi;i£
summer.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
The republicans of "Skagway pre
ciuet -ire requested to attend a
meeting a* 'he town hall, next Sat
urday evening at 7:30. Matters of
imoortauco n be discussed.
HOWARD ASHLEY,
Territorial Committeeman
FIREMEN TURN OFT!
There will be a regular meeting
of the okagway Volunteer Fire De
partment at Fire Hall No. 2 at
S:30 o'clock Saturday night All
membeis are urgently requested to
be present as there will be matters
of importance to come before the
meeting. 3-32t.
(ghurghes!
Ssxsgnsaii.'miimmnnniiKtmmac:*
CHRISTIAN 8CEBNCE
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at seven thirty p.
m iii the Alaskan building.
Subject: MAN.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
The public Is welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
The Rev. Mr. Winterberger of
Haines, will preach Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock, and evening at
7:30. CongTgeational singing. The
public is cordially invited to all
the services.
Ii. H. Petersen, Pastor.
Saturday and Sunday
FIVE REELS
Hearst Selig Weekly.
"The Goddess"—Third episode
The Voice of Conscience.
Flirtation Lizzie.
Subscribe tor toe Dally Alaskan.
The achool entertainment at Elks
hall last night presented one of the
'bes' children's programs over pro
duced anywnere. it snowed uot
only ability and talent on the part
of the pupils, but thorough and
painstaking instruction and drill
on the part of tho teachers.
The urogram opened »ith a beau
tiful patriotic cycle iucluuiug a
salute to thu stars and stripes and
two patriotic songs by tno pupils
of Airs. Bunting's room In which, all
the children, did well their parts.
This exercise was gracefully lead
bv Frances Kennedy.
"Engaging a Servant," a brief
comedy sketch, in which. Ituth Ped
erscn, Lola Malan, Ellen Rogers
and Etta Sundeeu, caused many
lai.gns and won much applause by
their clever acting, was \he sec
ond number.
Theu came the first appearance
of the Dupils of the primary depart
ment, whose every act during the
evening was a splendid compliment
to their teacher, Miss Butt. At every
appearance the little ones did their
best and no one could have done
better. The circle games were pret
ty and picturesque. Tho songs
they sang In a later number were
all pleasing, and their occupation
songs, in which various activities
o' life were acted by them while
they sang the words ware specially
interesting. And the little act,
"The Jnidans," with which they
closed the program, was one grand
laugb from start to finish, and at
the insistence of the audience the
curtain wa3 raised a second time
and a part of the act repented.
Vivian Talbot, in her recitation,
"The Minuet," gave one of the star
numbers of the program, dancing
gracefully and reciting perfectly.
The applause given her was deaf
ening and she responded with, a
graceful curtsey.
Three dialect recitations, one be
ing Mr. Dooley's account of the
discovery oi gold in Alaska, de
lightfully presented by Lois McKay,
and tho other two being Swedish
versions of the story of George
Washington and tho hatchet and of
tho Courtship of Miles Standish, giv
en by Floris Clark with her usual
perfection of expression, also
brought down tho house with laugh
tor and applause.
"Echoes," a little story with a
splendid moral was well acted by
Mary McOonn, Vivian Phelpa and
Prosper Canty.
One a' the greatest delights of
the evening was the series of
folk dances, presented in two
numbers, and the lullaby songs by
girls of the sixth, and seventh
grades. Their dancing showed a
perfection which coula coino only
from persistent practice and a de
sire to excoll. The beautiful cos
tumes of pins ana green, represent
ing flowers, worn by the girls were
their cwn handiwork and made by
them in the sewing class of the do
mestic science department.
Ihe "Scarf Drill," executed with
military spirit mil precision by
twelve girls from the third, fourth
and fi'th grades was given a large
share of applause. The figures giv
en wore the staro and stripes of
the flag and the letters "S. P. S."
standing for Skagway Public School.
"Going to Mauro," was a clever
comedy in which Gortrude Liddi
coat, Joseph Podersen and Harry
Achison all three made a decided
hit and several times convulsed the
audience with laughter.
The long program was carried
through without a nitch and with
out auy waste of time, reflecting
great credit on the pupils of the
high school grades who atteuded to
tho stage arrangements, the curtain,
the ushering, etc., as well as upon
those who took part in the program.
Emerson Rogers was property man
and scene shifter, Arthur McKay
presided at the curtain and Lester
Moyer at the piano, and several of
the girls of Miss Kecnaa's classes
added volume, to the chorus singing
of the younger girls from behind tha
scenes.
Upon Miss Keenan's ability to
get the children lu her charge to
take up and live up to the re
sponsibilities thrust ujjon them, and
upon the able ca-operation of the
other teachers. Miss Moffatt in
elocution, "Mrs. Bunting in patriotic
drills, Miss Butt in primary exer
cises, and Mrs. Reinert in folk
dances, etc., in drilling the In
dividual pupils in their parts, was
built the success of the entertain
ment.
Financially it was a success as
well as in other ways and the li
brary fund is $102.50 richer as a
result.
TEA SERVED BY
DOMESTIC SI IEXCE CLASS
Oa Friday afternoon of last week
the girls of the cooking class of
the domestic science department of
th.> Skugway public school enttv
tained their mothers £.nd the teach
ers of the srhool at tea. The menu
included baling powder biscuits,
vanilla ice cream, chocolate cake,
jelly roll and coffee, all of which
were made by the girls themselves
and were pronounced tasty and
delicious by those participating iu
the little feast. The jelly and
also *te jelly roll were made at a
previous lesson. The decorations,
which were pronounced very at
tractive, were made from pussy
willow boughs and furnished an
apt demonstration that as pleas
ing effects can be obtained by
usinj natural decorative materials
easily a; hand as expensive manu
factured decorations will accomplish
Invitations were Issued to the
And Face. Appeared Like Pimples.
Loss of Sleep Terrible. Clothing
Bothered. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Healed in Ten Days.
5223 9th Ave.. Los Angeles, CaL—"I
first noticed an aching in my lower limbs.
My whole body was affected later on. and
my face lookod and felt as if someone had
| poured boiling water upon It. Then tho
eczema appoarcd Uko pimp'r?. Tho Itch
ing and burning wero intenso rrnd tho loss
of sleep was terrible. My c'.otlung bothered
j me.
! "I was troubled two weeks before I did
i anything. T'.an I undorrent treatment and
| was no l>ctt< r. About that time I becamo
unconscious .nd lay for twelve days just
like a dead v-oman. I had a friend whoso
j littlo girl was iiealod by Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, so when I was suffering so much
I happened to remember that and began
i the use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
! I got relief immediately. I applied tho
Ointment and then washed it off with tho
! Soap. The eczema was completely healed
j in ten days." (Signed) Mrs. Ella Miller,
| Oct. 16, 1914.
Sample Each Free by Mall
■With 32-p. Skin Book on reouest. .VI
l dress post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bcs
' ton." Sold throughout tho world.
following: Mrs. Pedersen, Mrs.
Aden, Mrs. McKay, Mrs. Rousseau,
Mrs. Sundeen, Mrs. Liudicoat and
Mrs. Rogers, mothers of members of
the class, and to Miss Keenan,
Miss Moffatt, Mrs. Bunting and Miss
Butt, teachers.
The many friends of D. J. Rich
were phased today to see ham on
ihe street. This is the second
time since last August 'hat Mr.
Rich has been able to be up town,
but now he reports himslef as
getting much better and expects to
be a* his place of business soon.
List of letters remaining un
claimed at the Skagway post office
for the month of Feb. 1916.
Betts, Mr. Willis
Bonner, Mrs. Join
Danforth, Mr. A.
Darcy, Mr. J. W..
Weeber, John
A. E. KIXDELL, P. M.
SPRING WORK IS STARTED
(Continued from page 1.)
The company has kept a large
force of men and horses busy most
of the winter, hauling wood to No.
1 dredge, on Hunker, for thawing
and heating purposes, and to the
steam beating plant at Bear and
to the dredges for their heating
plants. Thirty horses have been
hauling of late to dredge No. 1.—
Dawson News, Feb. 25.
FOR SALE
65 TOWN LOTS
I am instructed by the owners to
sell all of tha above property; all
desirable residence lots, situated
■nithin the corporate limits of the
Town of Skagway, Alaska.
iO corner lots
45 inside lots
The same will be sold to suit
purchasers without reserve at
prices, ranging from $10.00 to
$65 00 each; all taxes paid and
titl clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
Skaigway, Alaska.
Royal Society Cordichet
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87 Varieties
This brilliant 6 cord, hard twisted thread
possesses great strength and lustre
and has that unvarying evenness which
makes it ideal for lace making, tatting and
macrame'
White and Ecru—15 si:.ts, 1 to 150—2 balls for 25c
Boil proof colors in aizer 3, 10, 30, 50—2 balls for 25c
A Complete line of Package outfits
for Embroidery or Crochet
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at fc P M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
Pom Picture Pilace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Saturday and Sunday
Imp Universal presents King Baggot In his own production In
two parts, THE BLOOD TEST.
J. Warren Kerrigan in A TWENTIETH CENTURY PIRACY.
ANIMATED WEEKLY, 2108.
Bello AdaJr, Alec B. Francis Id < 1 HAND FATHER'S ROMANCE.
G.000 feet of films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Until further notice no (shows will be given on Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
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