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& These are the
/ California Fraits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest qual
ity, tree ripened; deli
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
Lcok for thii Trade M..:.:.
v We sell and rccotxncnd ihtm
Best in the Land
C. W. ASK.
&, Sons
Leading - irccers
"me-*
NUGGET MOVIES
Brtuultvay, between 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Luhln Company presents "The
PrienJsnip of Lamond.'"—A drama>
in «\vo parts.
Get tin* into a Scrape.—A Bio
graph comedy;.
Slippery Slim.—Jta Essanajr com
edy.
Sunday
"The Strange Case Of Princess
Kahu," in two part*.
Music by Mrs. B. SheMy.
Commences at »:JW p. m
Zenith OH assarw th# ksst pos
sible reulta as a lubrto«*t lor all
li-ht or delicate machinery. 10c.
23c, 50c bottles. KsUsr ®roa.
Solo Skagway Agrsnta.
JAPANESE
ORANGES
15c a Dozen
lip —
ToiiyDortero
Agents—
ROYAL TAILORS
CHICAGO NEW YORK
7" cr .ero &. Son
v i. - and F:urnishers
PKONE 32
TOWN TOPICS
Saturday ni. the KlM
will jjive a w :ieu at tU- r li: 11 u.-d
a general invitation is ext<: ded to
the people of Skagv.uy 10 coiae and
have a good time, i'h cumuiitt -V
announces tiiat a t< :i!j u.ig array if
before the adiH-tis uioui 11
C. W. Cash, sup
White i'ass oi»
rjute t<j Whltfloise ••• Prin
cess May. Mr. C-. h statxl
short bv the repi ts of the sevfsv
Yukon. From the ruyf rts in hii=
trails we're In the v. »r. i C' lditi >a
they have been in -uce t!
augurarjon of the st & nice in
the Yukon.
for iu3c in lubricating the fine
parts of all J- l:c-te mechanisms
10c, 25c. 3')e bottles. Keller Br«
Sol® SkagT'V-iy Ager.ts.
The Slcaga.iv ac(..tj for the:
Kbi'.-n;.n Kori.ik, ;i u supplies
'ie Keller I'.ros. tf.
HOME MADE l'.UEAl)
From this H.-ie on. t-ie Golde'i
North caie v. ill ae i bread to all
those who may wii-h to c;:il l»r
same. fae Golden North brentf
l£KO\VXI\C< DKMVriiS IKK
GOODS
■
at my store deliverc-d to any p:'-rt j
oi the city uyou re-; tt:"t. Heme in
ter: New location. New goods;
Same old courteous s' .^e. Phoae
30.—Bto wiling. *2-10.
COAL AT A BARGAIN FOR ONE
WEEK
For one week we will deliver;
Ladysmtth coal, mine run, for,
S10.50 per toe. — Alaska Transfer (
CP. Phone Xo. 10 1-27-1 wk. |
is alio oa s;'-le at P.
and Rapuzzis stores.
II. Ganty's
tf.
m m; MINERS ARE
GIVEN' INCREASE
•Continued from page 1.)
cci-ts per day until the price of j
copper had fallen below twenty j
cents.
The high price of copper has'
"'..used the miners in this Btate to
be worked to their fullest capacity
a:id ti:-: number of men now on the
payrolls of the companies la great
than at any previous time during
t ie past ten yeara
The prosperity of the miners,
ivsii'tlng from their increase*!
purchasing powers, is reflected by
every branch of business.
< H OIRER OF COMMERCE
WANTS KATES KEDICEI)
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
believes that with a reduced rate
on salt to the north and favorable
rates upon shipments of cured
t'isti to the states that a good fish
in;; iudustry could be created there
The rate on salt hag been >15 per i
ton from Seattle and the rate on
fish precluded the possibility of
northern fishermen competing with
other sections of the country closer
to the outside market. T'ae herring
and codfisheriea in the north have
hardly been touched and bid fair at
some future date to be a renumera-.
tive business when ratee are more
equitably adjusted to Its need*. The
Bering sea herring have been !
pronounced by experts to have no j
superior anywhere In the world. j
CAPT 1'E.UBODV TO OPEN*
UP COPPER CLADIS \
Oar former townsman, Capt Pea
body is back east, and according to
reports has completed financial ar
rangements for the machinery and
other equipment with which to open
uo and develop tlie Pt-abody-Alas
ka copper of thirty-three claims
ami located about four miles from
the government wagon -road at
Cr-inp Comfort, and advantageously
situated for economic mining. Aside
from t'ae tunnel now being run con
siderable surface development wor
h.'s> b.;cu done in. Cp^n cuts on a
number of v**ins and has uncovered
some bis bodies of copper ore. The
values t.re in copper and got®. —
Corttova TTmes.
"The Man"
who made the
Phonograph
with
The Human
Tone
Hear it at the Skagway Edison Agency
HEM
WEriiER
fsuN'LL «ET CiH SCHEDULE
T\nE "T'rUGVYT.
TQDPN5 HEALTIA WWT.
"DON'T -m\_K
~YO CLOOV^. y
gpop> <sy,\pE>s?t.' |
Today's weather report shows
thai the south wind is blowing at
two ooints, iu the ^uken valley—
Isaac creek and Dawson. This is
.111 almost certain forerunner of
a change to warmer \« eat her. All
of the interior points reporting to
day, announce a slight rise in tem
perature, also.
Yesteidtiy
Skagway, clear, n. w. 4 above.
Caribou, clear, n. w. oS below.
Whiienorse, cltar, n. w. 52 below.
Lower LeBarge, fog, u. w. 50 be
low.
Big Salmon, clear, calm, 53 be
iow.
Hontalinqua, clear, calm, 52 be
low.
Yukon Crossing, clear, calm, 61
below.
Isaac Creek, clear, n. w. 55 be
low.
Stewart River, clear, cairn,—.
Dawson, fog, calm, 55 below.
Todiij
Skagway, clear, n. w. 4 above.
■\Vhitehoree, clear, c.ilni, 50 be
low.
Lower LeBarge, clear, 11. w. <7
below.
Hootalinqua, clear, calm, 51 beloi
Bir Salmon, clear, calm, 4S be
low.
Yukon Crossing, clear, calm, 50
below.
Selkirk, fog, calm, 5S below.
Isaac Creek, clear, s. v.-. 50 be
low.
Stewart River, clear, calm, 56
below.
Ogilvie, clear, calm,—
Dawson, fog, s. w. 53 below.
Remember that there Is only one
'genuine" Kodak. If it Isn't an
Eastmrn. it isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers art the Skagway agents.
Zenith Oil cleans, polishes, pre*
vL-nts rust and preserves. Zonlth
Oil is uii excellent furniture polish,
10c, 15c 25c bottles. Keller Bn«.
Jdle Sknymiy agents.
Full Information.
! "Who Is that mnn across the street,
| Tessle? I can't make out whether he's
{ smiling at me or at you."
! "I think he's smiling at me and
laughing at you. Jack."—St. Louis Post
j Dispatch.
Relief.
' "My patience Is taxed very often."
j "Well, I notice you get relief in the
I usual way."
"Whafs that?"
| "Swearing it off."—Baltimore Ameri
can.
WWiiGnm\
MBuPBOARDj
WATCH YOUR MEAT.
jTJOULTKY should lie carefully look
i'd over before being bought or
enteu It should be yellow or
I>ltsk in appearnuce and should have a
fresh odor, with Its skin unbroken
I Sutle poultry becomes flabby.
I 'i be crop and abdomen become blu
ish green, the eyes are sunken and The
I skin pulls apart easily. A good way
i to tell a tender chicken Is to test the
| rigidity of Its breastbone. A tender
young chicken's breastbone la soft and
bends under the linger, while the
breastbone of nil older fowl Is harden
ed and will not give under pressure.
Good pork must be solid, and its
Mesh must be pink and Its fat pure
white. Never buy nor cat pork which
is soft and yellow Bad veal Is detect
id by the soft, mushy, sticky appear
ance. while the fat has a grayish, lead
i en color. The fat on fresh veal should
! be firm and white and He smooth be
i twec-n the mus. les and surrounding
| tissues. Lamb and mutton must also
. be firm, with the fat white atfd hard.
I Good beef is of a rosy red color,
I with cream eolorcd. firm, elastic fat It
. should be scarcely moist to the touch
and should not be wet and flabby,
either pale or purple In color.
I As soon as meat or flr.b comes from
the market it should b? examined In
| the folds and crevices to make sure In
truding flies have left no eggs behind
I them These are nor only disgusting.
but dangerous. A wire safe In the cel
I lar is a good place to hang meat. In
mutton or in lamb the marrow or soft
, fntty substance should be taken from
j the backbone, as also the thin mem
! branes which appear under steak and
| chops, as these decay quickly and are
j therefore liable to taint the whole
• piece. Never leave meat In paper, but
I put at once on a clean plate, unless it
{ Is hung. Fish should not be laid dl
i rectly on artificial Ice. as the ammonia
used Is apt to combine with the fish
and cause ptomaine poisoning. Do not I
cover meat or fish tightly before being
coolted and never cover cooked food j
i smch as soup*, meat and vegetables i
while still hot. Let them cool as rap
idly as possible, then cover. Hacons
and hams may be kept In any cool
place where there is plenty of cold air j
In circulation about them to prevent
mildew. They are best bung protected
' by bags of cloth or paper.
Comfort Time
IN
SKAGWAY NOW
1=3 OFF
WOOL AND COTTEN BATS I-3 OFF
on Comforts, All Wool, Wool Nap
and Sheet Blankets.
A few sizes left LADIES and CHILDRENS
FELT SHOES AND JULIETS AT 1-3 OFF
A Sweeping Reduction iu Every Department.
(Contract Goods Excepted) ■
WE CLOSE AT 6 DURING SE1 ERE WEATHER. SATURDAY 9 P. M.
L. A. HARRISON CO,
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- f llth a venue
Open Evei j Night iRaised Seats
Sunday and Monday
101 Bison presents iu two parts "XlsE STRUGGLE."
King, the Detective, in FORMULA, i"i two parts.
BRIDEGROOM'S 1* 1tED ICAMEXT.—A clever and entertaining
comedy.
Admission 25c and l(Jc
Begins 8:30
OLDES* BANK ALASKA
THE B L BEI DS BANK
,«une&u, A! ska
Capital. $50,u0j.00. Surplus, $20,000.00
B. M.'bEHREND?
President
n. Wl! I !*i Gl 'Y MrNAUGHTON,
Vicr 1 re». Cuhj«l
Get**More Money" for your Foxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White and Blue, Lynx,
Bear, I\ "ten and o:her Far bcarera collected In yo*r gectloa
snip Y IT "Vi:s DIRECT to "SHPBERT"lilt latrgwt
h'jusc in 11. iVorlii ; exclusively In NORTH AHESICANKAW FCSS
■ ■ Fur House with an unblemliliedre^
■ . . i third of a century." a Ion* «n#>
,:r shippers prompt,SATISPACTORY
V.'rito :or"CI)e#t)o»m#to«tt."
tliaonlyK.ial/ rket report and price list pnblisned.
V,*rite (or U-HOV-ifl FREE 0
A R CUl iRfRT Frio 25-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE.
A. D. orlUDE.tV.1, me- Dect.74 CHICAGO, U.S.A.
FOR STYLE
We all like tni mpr stylish clothing snd hare stylish fond*
rTT« "
ture iu our houn^ wid we like other stylish things, am] tSm
k
Kodak is stylis/.^. ror after all there is no imitation like tbe
(B-t
originui, and "if « isn't an Eastman, it isn't a Kodak," m
tnink it oven- or 4 compare the Kodaks at the Skagwa? Km*>
man Agency wifi all others and you trill have no doubt fig 68
which is the btv-» wnicra for you to et'leet for the coming (firm
mer.
Mail orders m nil Kodak supplies ^eeivo prompt atten
tion.