Received on Humboldt
FRUIT *
Peaches, C av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Crape*, Malaga
Crapes, Italian Prunes, Ca,t aloupe, Bananas, Peart,
Crab Apples Oranges
VEGETABLES
Celery, Green Corn. Ripe Tomatoes Egg Plant, Cauliflower,
Cucumbers, Sweet.Potatoes.
Large Assortment'of Those Good Cookies
Canning Fruit on Spokane Saturday
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading' Grocers
WHY NOT? !
LET YOUR NEXT SUIT 3E AN
$30.00 - Alfred Benjamin - $35.00
Other Suits From $5.00 to $25.00 (See Window Display)
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone.SS J
WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Continued from pass 3.)
.Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchardi will
ente.taia the Women's Church Aux
ll'ary on, Wednesday afternoon at
her residence on Sisth. Avenue be
iwe..n Main and Alaska Streets. The
parly part of th© afternoon will be
given to business, and following the
routine session those* assembled
will enjoy a social session. Re
freshments will be served.
Mr. Ross L. Osbcrn, agent for
the Pacific Coast S. S. line, with
headquarters in Portland, Oregon,
has bet u in sk&gway for several
days, the guest of Mr. Hueh G.
I Weir, local agent for the same lino
| Mr. Osboru made a trip, to some ol
the interior points before) sailing
I south ou the Ct»y of Seattle.
l-i—>
A ccoked food sale held at the
IL. A. Harrison store onj S&turdaj
I lag , for the benefit of the Metho
dist chUTch, was a great mccess,
and all the foo<l disappeared as 11
! by magic, verythlns wa® sold &t
aijearly hour and thoee who came
late croked their own Sunday
"goodies." • ' •' 4 )•'
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Mr. William' Leslie of Whitehorse
and his daugUer, Miss Ethel Les
lie, arrived la town on Saturday
last. Mr Leslie returned on Tue&
. da'- Miss Leslie remained for a
I
visit 'with, her friend, Mrs. Fred
Flck^rdt.
Many fine attractions jvere given
nt the "Pop"' this weeik. Monday
and Tuesday thei "Phantom Uight,"
Wednesday and Ibursd&y the "Wild
Irish Rose," were the leading at
tractions, withl many fine reals of
canedy and Animated. Weekly. The
reel* for tonight aud Sunday ore
especially good.
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Mrs. G. Markus of Dawson, ma
ternal aunt of Mr. Eugene Smith,
is lu town the guest of h«r nephew.
Mrs. Markus is on, hor way tot Cedro
I Wooley, Washington,, for a, vi«it.
Mrs. Markua is; a sistter of Mrs.
IsJa Crease and liad a short visit
with her while the train waited ct
the summit.
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Mrs. George Dedman of the Gold
en North Oafe, wish.es to announce,
that on every Sunday, a waffle
breakfast will be served from S
o'cIock until 1 o'clock. Waffles of
the best, with gutter and maple
gyrup or butter and honey. Try
then'. Advt.
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Mr. Albert Reinert is now in pos>
session of the H. J. Lymchl store
Aw ' be will have on hand all tbe
necessities and luxuries of the most
up to date. See hisj advertisement
in th» columns of this paper. "One*
third off" sale for a month.
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The Shelly property on the corn
er o* Ninth Avenue and Broadway
is now owned by Mr. Louisi A. Cre
peau. Mr. Crejpeaui recently bought
the lots, house and furniture from
Mrs. Bernice Shelly, who is at pres
ent in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
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Mrs. W. R. Gray and son ar
rived in Skagway on, the Princess
Sofphta. where they joined Mr. Gray
assistant agent for the C. P. R..
and tn y will make theft home in
the Gardner cottagp on Eighth Ave.
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Mrs. William Artar, her little son
Robert and Miss Etta Sundeen, re
turned cn the Prince Rupert from
a visit with friends and relatives
in Prince Rupart and Smlthers, B.
!c. • ' '
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| Captnln James Alexander and
Mrs. Alexander of the Engineer
1 mine were passengra on the Prin
cess Sophia from Vancouver to
Skagway. After a visit In: that
t wa for a short time they left by
train for home.
o—o—o
Be sure to attend the Elks op
etilne this evening. Dancing, bowl
lug, cards and' plenty of good! qat
ablts for all and a good time assur
ed. i
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Mrs'. Hugh G. Weir, whot has
been tor a fortnight visiting in Ju
neau, the guest of Mrs. H- H.
Pos* and Mrs. J. Bell, is expected
home on the City of Seattle.
o—o—o
Mr A. M. Rousseau and ills
daughter. Miss Henrietta Rousseau,
came over from Whitehorsg on, Fri
day for a week-end visit an<l are
guests cvf the Golden; North.
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Mrs. A. J. Bakor is lxome from
Sanitarium and Jiasl regained her
usual good health, and has nohting
bu* praise for the excellent man
agement of the hotel and its hos
pitable and charming proprietors.
/1—t—i
Mrs. David Detvy, o£ Portland,
Oregon, arrived on the Prince Ru
pert fOjr a visit with the family
of ht r brother, Mr. Henry Frieden
thal.
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Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen, is mak
tnsr trips to her homestead in Dyea
and £ getting nil the) fall crops
harvested and under cover for the
winter.
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Mr. T?. c. Miller of Whitehorse,
was a Skagway visitor the week
end and a guest of the Golden Nort
hotel.
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The store of Keller Bros, receive
from Mr. C. O. Walker recently, a
h'.iee bouquet of his most; choice
red asters and asparagus ferns.
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One Bhort month to Hallowe'en
and then comes the pranks of the
kiddies and a few not bo young whc
ought to know be'ter.
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V. I. Hahn, superintendent of
*he W. P. and Y. R., is home from
a Odi of Inspection, in the interior.
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Mr. Wilbour D. Greenoughl of
Whitehorse, was an arrival in town
on Tuesday.
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M. . Floris Claik is entertaining
a few friends this afternoon.
i: Still Another Added Feature To
i! Our Fancy Work Dept.
:: J. & P- Goats Crochet Cotton, White 10
: j to 100, a bai I 15c and 25c
i; Ecru 15 to 50, a ball 15c and 20c
NEW STAMPED
:: CENTERS and SCARFS
♦ *
Crochet Hooks
jj Best English Make sizes 2 to 14
;; Fabric Silk Sport Sets Scarf & Cap $2.75
:: Sport Caps without Scarf $1.75
I L. A. HARRISON CO.
•> Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
11 mum■■■!» ,|.| -'If ~
turePalace
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Sunday and Monday
Eclair Universal pi«-;cn!H ALLAH—3311. — A drmna of adven
ture and intrigue) hi two parts, with Barbara TcnjiJUit ^Jid
O. A. C. Lund. |
ANIMATED WEEKLY Xo. 2305.
TRIAXALE MARRIAGE — A comedy.
FIVE REELS
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and ICc Begins 8:30
JV. D. Fisher, Whito Pass man, |
! win be a southlbound passenger to
Light on the Prince Rupert. He
is en route to take over a cashier
ship wi'li tho O. W. R. ajid N.
lines. Mrs. Fisher c.nd son. will ac
com any him on the southern trip. I
To Cure a Co Id <n One Day
ke LAXATIVE BROMO QUININB
'.'•its. Stop t':e Cough ?.nd Headache
: work off the CoM. Druggists refund
::c '.* if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
_ nature an each bo*. 25 cents.
We are determined to show Our Appreciation of the
Generous Patronage we have been accorded by the
People of Skagway upon our entering- the mercantile
field by continuing" our One-Third-Off Introductory Sale
for another 10 days or two weeks. We are determined
that you shall know our store so that we may continue
to merit a goodly share of your patronage.—Remember
every article in our store except contract goods, comes
under this generous reduction of prices. 33 1=3 off