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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd cud 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Private Officers.—Aa Esean
ay drama iu twq parts, featuring
Francis Bushman aud BeveTley
Bayne.
Mr. Daly's Wedding Day. — An
Edison production featuring Augus
tus Phillips.
Music Hath ChArm3. — A Selig
comedy.
TO-VIGHT
Music by Mrs. B. Shelly.
Commence* M V:90 p. m.
Zenith OU assureB tie beat poe
! sible reults as a lubricant for all
j light or delicata machinery. 10c,
! 25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros,
j Sole Skagway Agents.
JAPANESE |
ORANGES
15c a Dozen
Tony Dortero
Agents
ROYAL TAILORS
of
CHICAGO NEW. YORK
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers attd Furnishers
TOWN TOPICS
Saturday night the Eagles will
. .. t. "JiilJi
Smith Remick and Chas. Moon
are both guests at tho White Pass
hospital.
On account of the severe weather
the cooked food sale by the ladies
of the W. C. T. U. is postponed
until further notice.
The meeting of the Mothers' Cir
cle, announced for Friday, Jan. 21st
has been postponed till t'.;e follow
lBg Friday, Jan. 28th, on account
of unfavorable weath"r.
Zerith Oil is particularly adapted
for ust» in lubricating the fine
parts of all delicate mechanisms.
10c, 25c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Stagway Agents.
.Mrs. Mary Barnard, who has been
sick .'or some time at her home in |
upper town. Is now at the Whito
Paas hospital.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden !
North cafe will sell bread to all j
those who may wish to call for )
line. rhe Golden North bread
ts also on sale at P. H. Gantv's !
and Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
DROWNING DELIVERS THE
GOODS
You can have all goods bought
at my store deliverod to any part
of the city upon request. Remem- j
t«r: New location. New goods, j
Same old courteous service. Phone ]
90.—Browning. *2-10. (
FREEDOM OF SEAS
IN REAL PRACTICE 1
a
(Continued from page 1.) L
man patrol boats which examine the j
vessels very carefully. In making |
trublic the statement the foreign of- f
fice goads the following observa-'fl
tiott; "The above appears to his 1
majesty's government to merit being t:
brought to the notice of the pub- «
lie as showing how the German gov- s
Wmpent Ja thosg wtiters wh'ere they J
have an opportunity for displaying
, navy activity practice the principle
I of the freedom of the seaa for
neutral commerce, which they hav
1 so loudly accused hla majesty's gov
ernment of violating.'*
SAN ANTONIO PLANNING
WORLD'S PAIR POR 1&18
(Continued from page 1.)
o* S"n Antonio, was extended to
the uresident to attend a jubilee for
the exposition at Saji Antonio, Jan
uary 25. 26, and 27, thia year. Bt
cauce of the international situa
tion, the president said he could
not be Dresent
WAR SIDELIGHTS
Utcause of the Italian food em
bargo, London's only macaroni fac
tory is turning put miles of it
dai.'y.
In addition to many vocations
taught blinded ®oldiero they are
now taught tha diviaf trade at St.
Dunstan'g home, London.
Official statistics on pauperism
say that in England and Wales
alone there are 250,000 fewer pau
pers since the beginaitg of the war.
It ha^ been suggested that a
atge hospital be built in London
u m-JDOTy of Edith Cavell, British
lurse executed by the Germans in
i-elgium.
Two German, aviators, forced
o descend behind the British lines
n Northern France, fought like ma
letween themselves, each blading
he other for his capture, until they
fere separated by British soldiers.
^France has declared Its attitude
gains: drinking. French temperance
ociety. The Alarm, has been
Borganlzed on a larger basis. Eead
d by President Poincare, and in- i
luding every prominent Frenchman
Be: .'in official dispatches declare ;
ussian minister of interior has
>rbi''.den holding of conventions in !
[oscow by certain Russian associa- I
0.13 formed to cope with econom
Droblems, declaring populace was j
ill restlsea after recent street
oting.
"The Man"
, who made the
Phonograph
Homo* ti i^cJwon—
.Ctfijw
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it ai: the Skagway Edison Agency
2,300 requests for aid are re
ceived weekly from soldiers' re
lations by the City of Berlin. In
October the city paid war al
lowanies of $2,000,000, only $750,
000 of which is refunded by Im
perial treasury.
Maj. H. G. Mayes, who has ar
rived from England 'o take charge
of o^yenet and physic: 1 drill in
Canada, says England will have 4,
000,000 trained men in tho field
early r.ext year, and "ill inaugur
ate a greut "dusting ou'' iu the
spring to ci>usist ui. . y of Jxand
j to-hand encounters on l: enormous
scale.
,1 Representatives of t urtiss Co.
'iutiJJu'e wibtcrn cami ;::gu will
' De dtcided by concerts*. attack of
' i British aero fleet, co: ipr . ing 600
. j maca.'nefi ol 19 types. Each carry
■'no lees th;;n 3S0O pounds of high
■ »«.wiu6) auu 'jvt.'.een" zuu
and 300 aviators are training at
Toronto and Berniui ~
There are now 2,uu0 n^n-milltary
Qermac office-holders in. Urussols.
The Now York World correspondent
says that Belgians endure Teutonic
rule bu» do not pretend that t'uey
are satisfied with it. The Royal
Opera Company from Berlin had to
close because of their boycott. Sol
I tilers ride free on street cars but
| because of severe discipline do uot
misconduct themelvts. .Night life
I in Brussels is nearly as gr.y as usu
j al, but theatres are not well pa.
' tronlsed.
; Returns furnished by 3S Gorman
trade unions wUo.>e membership |
| apart from those serving in the ar
! my is ill!),965 repoit fc3,t>22, or
2.B rer cent as uuejiployed at tlio j
j end of September, compared with
j 2-du oer cent in August, 1915 and
|1C per cent Sept. 3u, 1914. -Males
! unemployed were 1.2 per cent at
the end of September, compared
with 1.4 per cent Aug 31, 1915, and
15.2 per cent Sept. 3V, 1914; fe
males 10.01 per cent, 9.9 per cent
and 20.9 per cent o i reci ding
apcctive dutes.
I
In connection with recent an
nouncement of a d- .eM of a Ger
man war vessel on La.ii. Tanganyika
in east central Africa, a half mile
above sea level, n U announced
that the British sh^tj which ac
complished the surrender of the
German vessel were especially con
structed in England aad transported
to the heart of Africa. Until the
arrival of these ves>eis, the Ger
mans dominated Tanganyika,
which is the center oi a large and 1
important territory. The presence
of British armed vessels on, the
tka. will completely reverse the situ
ation there. This is crnsidered here!
NIP 17 IN THE BUD.
Plr«t Apprnnuicf of Canlrufl a Fort*
runner of Future Baldnen.
That such is the cn?e has been con
:lu»lvely proven by srlontlllc research.
Prof. Unna, the note;! K :roj>ean skin
ipeclallst. declares that t! rijruff Is the
>urrowed-up cuticle of the scalp, caused
>y parasites destroying the vitality In
he hair bulb. The hair L-"omes lifeless,
ind, In time f ills out. Tl.is can be pre
'ented.
Newbro's Tf«-rplcld» kills this dandruff
■erm, and restores the hair to Its natural
oftness and abundancy.
Herplclde Is now used by thousands of
eople—all satisfied that It Is the most
wonderful hair preparation 0:1 the mar
et to-day.
Bold by leading1 drupplst- Send 10c. In
tamps for sample to The Hcrpicide Co.,
letroit. Mich.
Oo* dollar Dottle. guaranteed
\i Ml drug uorts.
as most opportune iu view of the
forthcoming campaign In East Af
rica.
French ministry of labor investi
gations in January, April and July,
1915, of the effects of the war on
employment, covering 37,380 es
tablishments in which 1,285,511 pea
sons were employed before the war
show that whereas In August, 1914,
5i tj(jr cent of the establishments
and- 65 per cent of the persons were
deprived of their normal employ
ment, by July, 1915, only 21 per
cent o! the establishments and 31
per cent of their normal staff were
so situated. Allowing for men
called to the colors, put at 24
per cen», only 7 per cent were un
emp'oyed In July 1915, 30,000 wo
men were employed iu munition
work iu July, 1915, in private in
dustrial establishments, and 17,000
women in state arsenals.
KEEP THOUSANDS OF
PATIENTS OUT OF THE
I NATION'S HOSPITALS
Western Drug Merchant Diaousees
National Health
MONRAD J. OLSEN
of Dcs Moines, la., said, in an Inter
view today,
"If each person in this country -would
take an occasional laxative dose, our
hospitals would lose thousands upon
thousands of patients."
Mr. Olsen further stated that he was
familiar with and had sold all the va
rious laxatives, and that in his opinion,
Rexall Orderlies is the most pleasant
and sure remedy for constipation.
We have the exclusive selling rights foi
this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents
WM. BRITT
JUNEAU AND SKAGWAY
THE REXALL STORE
Zenith Oil prevents rast and pre
;erves the surface. A little Zen
th Oil put upon any metal sur
ace excludes the air and dampness
md prevents rust forming. 10c,
15c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros., Sole
ikagtvav Agents.
When Willie Minds the Baby.
I bctcha Skinny Martin
An' Fatty Wilson, too.
An1 Walter Gray an' Oscar Aver
An' even Sissy Pugh
Are out there plannln' somethln'
I haven't ever done.
X don't know what, but ennyhow
They're Ronta have some tun.
I euosa they're all a-sayln':
"I wonder where he's at?
He ain't been out this afternoon,"
Or somethln' else like that
But let 'em keep on whlstlln';
I guess It's Jest as well.
If things keeps up th' way they bo
A feller shouldn't tell
Wisht I'd been borned a orphant
Without no kin a' tall;
1 wouldn't have t' stick around
An" hear a youngen squall.
There ain't much use a-beln'
A boy. as I kin see,
If you have always got t* hava
Too many folks—like ma
—New York Times.
—1-3 Off—
Entire 5iock
of
YARD GUODS
including
WOOL SUITING
MESSAl.INE
TAFFETA SILKS
FRENCH and
AMERICAN
GINGHAMS,
PERCALES Etc.
—1-2 Off—^
Many Things
on the
Bargain Square
to
Tempt you
for
CbNTS on the
DOLLAR
Gage Fall *ncl V ter hats
Your Choice f 2.00
Liberal Discount tftruout the ston r v ract goods excepted)
AH ic'*les Final and For 0;tsli Only.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Rto-p olr>s»- >' i m.: Saturday 9 p. m
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office i it'th a venue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Our film servii* being interrupted by the poor boat sched
ule, we will not open our theatre for Wednesday, Thursday
ami Friday.
Wo will have exceptionally good ftalures for Saturday and Son
day.
Admission 25c ano 10 e Begins 8:30
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Pretidei , Vice ' Cashier
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think it ovefr ar^ compare tha Kodaks at the Skagway East
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