Uneeda Biscuit!
So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let vour next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Ls a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CAKE
Iu reality the "care Of the hair"
aii'jLs the "care of the scalp." Ap
r!v • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
ti> directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only bf
surprised. but pleased with th
wcnderftvl results. A satisfactory
a, lot t for hMr health; sold on
Its raenta and satisfaction guaran
tee t your money back. Jl-00
Sold by Keller Brer Drug Co. a
o. r bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doa't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KIVD9 OF PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
ltr<«ul>i»y. ecm 2nd and 3rd.
Opoxi iivery Night
FIVE REELS
TONIGHT
The E-wtlierbrook C-Be. — A
Vilu^r^pte duarna in three ya'i ta.
Mr. Jarr and Circumstantial Evi
dence. — A Viu«ra-i>b. eumtdy.
Music by Mlsa Barber.
tomiueuctv *4 i>- ut
Cl^USt COXTKJsT AX
TEA MS COIRTS
Tenuis fa.ua gathered at the
Wliile Put®, courts last iiigut aud
WitUc^ed ^OulU cUltiS}' Ilitlulliug Ol
tut cioiii covered Ui.lL Tuo g;uue
a .is f^citiug juid thrilling tlwutih
oui uimi exponents wagid a fierce
battle against the vitiitws.
Miiler-Cole won tim cuutest by
scorts uf of 6-0; 0-ti; u-u,
6-3; t>-4. The tirsst g.uuo both
sid>s were ou Uiuir «**> figinliug
for efcvi-y point. Ad in ami Ad
Uu» was suug oat by tii«acure koey
tri luauy times duriug yie game be
lor. .vliller-Cole filially uosed ailtvul.
tne next two sets v/out to .Vlilksr
Ctle b> swamviuig metnod. The'
l«ii>oi. i.is iu tile lust two sets o&uie
buck v. itli a rip aud u,t 'irn-es it
ic oivcu as it tue.y would buianoe up
t'.ie jCole but by steady consistent
yl.iyiiit tUe \icture won the series.
Miller-lole will now met* oa the
field ot Untie. JohnstonKKiibie. The
winners ol' this match will compose
the Sktfgway team to rtjpresemt the
club iu the contest to bq lvelti ou
the 1st of July.
liig Dance Frldagr Night
ZeUth OU assurw the beet poe
dib'e reulta a« a lubrricaut lor ali
light or dallcat® machinery. 10c,
ioc. 50( bottles. Keller Bros,
dole Skagway Agents.
Arter exposure, when you feel a
ct>lu coming om, take fUKOLA Hon
ey ana Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa • until it nag developed into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
no' contain opiates oX any Jcind.
Keep a bottle in the house for
emergencies. Your druggist will
refund your money II not satisfied.
Price S5c and 50c. Specify 'PUR
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co. !
NATURE SPARES
' he Stricken Iioae From Grief.
uat a fortunr.te provision of natur
. that deprives the rose of memo
ring; for how poignant would be it
■ f to discover, in the height of It
•nlng glory, that a canker fed at It
:rt. and that it3 beauty and fragranci
-o doomed forever. Nature always
•art-s the suffering; she is a veritabli
'-.iL-house of pleasing rewards, fo
. '.ia v:ho seek her aid. In the year
r.e by falling hair and graynrss hav
c a gloom over the lives of thousand
f young women, but thanks to the Ir
jt gallons of scientists the true cau.
hair destruction Is now known to I
germ or parasite that burrows int
e hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicld
jsolutelv destroys this germ. tin.
»rn»llt!nsf the hair to grow as n
Intended. Sold by leading drur
s,. 'ts. Send 10c. In stamps lor s^mpl<
o The Herplclde Co.. Detroit, Mich.
JU &n drug storm
One flolter bottle, p>araat««d.
TOWN TOPICS
A. Mullen laft om the Mariposa
tor Seut'la.
Mrs. J. M. Scott oame la an the
Alice.
i)r. Kthttf Brawn, ia a, recevot ar
rival iu Skagway.
Uordon Powell returned from
White horse last nig lit. *1
T. J. Edmonds and wile are re
cent arrivals iu Skagway.
Mise M. li Harris woe a paiiaea
gur to 'his city on the Alice.
Mrs. Houkett litwn Haines, is
reigstered at titio Golden Minnlh.
P. Ward came In on the train
last nigh* Irani iuttjriou- i>oiuu.
G. A. Oairlin was a. last night
passenger ou the iubauma train.
J. R. Winitarbott&m and .J B.
Walltis cauiq in ou tne Alice.
J. F. Moultou nd wife aire m/ak
iu" the round trip on the Alice.
Mrs. 0. S. Saunders and her
tluee daughters are in the Garden
City.
A. P. Faff and wife, aire making
the round tiijp to Alaska ou the
Alice. j ;
J. M. Savage and wife were pas
senger* to the U-amJuu City oa the
Alice.
Dr. Gabio returned firam a trip
ro Will* ahorse, wlitsre lie was called
on au emergency case.
isegrtant Ooalc uf the quamtttr
masleris department came over on
the Peterson this morning.
The sailing of the Doll>Mu. has
beeu cancelled indufiuiUly until
the iettlement of the Strike.
1. E. Fisher, Remington type
writer salesman, was au inbound
pu>sengur ou last night's train.
Mrs. L. Taylor, wife of A. B. Tay
lor, government operator at Atiiu
was a passengur ou the Alice.
A. J. De Bernard, wife and eon
came in om the Alice aud are reg
istered a4 one of the local hotels.
U. I). Ray and wife cxe making
the ruuiwi enp on the Alice and
art. taking in tile scenic views
around .ikagway.
Messrs. Dennis aud Kelly, two
couge.iial traveling meu airriv^d
from the interior last night aud are
calling upon trade in this city.
A. G. Hen-ring, accompanied by
his wite and child, arrived in she
Garden City ou the Alice and will
probably return on the same boaA.
Wm. Sully and wife are toirr
ists making the round trip. They
are deliglutod with the woudurful
scenic effects around the Garden
City.
ill KE.YU TO AID
MENS' FAMILIES
PORTLAND, June 28—A bureau
which will aid the families left by
enlisting touslbands and fatbea-s in
•hn National Guard has be>n found
ed in this cdty. It will be the
dutv of this bureau to protect the
families and relatives ol the de
t*irtcd t i-ooh>b, see tLat their posi
tions are kept oi>en for them ui>
\.n their return.
MARIPOSA TOOTS DEPARTURE
The Mariposa came in from the
westward at 8:15 and aiter dis
charging a light cargo lor this port
and allowing the southlbound pas
sengers a brief period in whiah. to
look ever the Garden City, toot«d
its fiual departure at 9:25.
I' tarries 1200 tons of copper
ore for the Taeoma smelter. The
captain refljorts a fine course thus
far.
RIVER REP0R1
WHITBHORSE, Juno 27—SIM'S
uu Birches 6 a. m. on the 26th.
Julia "B" up Nulato 18 p. m. on
the 25th.
Delta down Nulato on the 25th.
Ss-ie up ECotlik oa the 25th.
Alaska up Eagle 7 a. m.
Schwi'tka up Nulato oa the 25th.
Canadian sailed at 8:30 c. m.
Selkirk up Selkirk 8 p. m.
White Horse left Daw**® 10:30
t> .m.
Casca le<* Dawson 11 p. m.
Daw«,n in Dan-son.
Next sailing, Selkirk Thursday.
Caribou—Gleaner arrived 7 a. fm.
on the 25th. Sailed 8:30 a. m.
on the STtb.
VILLA SEEKING
J OFFICE
WASHINGTON, uJne 28 — The
war department Is investigating a
repcrt that Francisco Villa is at
Ksculrui, in the State of Cuihiuahua,
negotiating with Canrauza forces ior
a commission in the Mexican array.
The report comes from private
sources. It further stales that
Francisco Villa iuie not recovered
from the wound in hits right, leg, ■
which he is reported toi )»ve re
ceived in an engagement with' the
American troops.
ALU K'S ORCHESTRA TO
HOLD DANCE TONIGHT
The orchestra from the Princess
Alice will dtage a dance tonight in
the Arctic Brotherhood Hall. Dodg
ers announcing the dance have
been posted around tlie city and a
good live time is auticiJKitf.d by
passengers and residents of this
city.
The orchestra is right in prime
to reudw some fine music and are
reported to have the best selection
>f dance music on the market.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NAMED
The ladles appointed on the re- |
ceplion committee by Chairman
Bunting for the July celdbitition to
ac* in co-oiperation, with the gen
eral committees iu officiating the !
reception to the city the out of
town visitors are: Mrs. H. G. Kirai- |
se, Mrs. G. G. Miller, Miss Delia
Kapuzzi, Miss Nellie Flyiifl, M>rs.
Kred Fielmrdt and Mrs. Clyde Rog- j
MS.
The ladies have oi-en notified of
tD';r ippointmieit aid are r>
po-rttxi to he bu.si;i work makng
arrangements for Uia reception.
UlG DANCE FRIDAY NIGHT
The dance committee are busily
a» work making final arrangements
fi-r the dance »o bo held in Elks
Hal] on Frh'.ay night of this week.
A banner time Is promised by the
dancc committee and everything is
being arranged accordingly.
Spi cial music fr/r the occasion
hat- beeu procured and the orches
tra. will be there to deliver the
gcoda when it comes, to rendering
tlie choice dance s^leeticuK.
A genei-al invitation he's been ex
tendi d to the public to attend this
i.inco. The admission will be on
t< liar and to those whe like to
lance a good time is guaranteed.
SKA FORCES WILL MAKE
ATTACK UPON LAND FORCES
A r<?al live battle will be staged
at '.he July celobratiou la Haines.
The movie man will be on the job
to snap the fighters and oithor live
events which will be pulled off in
the neighbor city on thmt day.
A sea force, under t''e com
mand of Lieutenant Banedkt, will J
make a charging attack upon a
Kind fiux>e under the command of
Major McAadi'c.w. The errouiid will
be uiotted. off and real army ma
neuvers will be held. Eajch. sol
dier will be furnished with blank
cartridges and all that will be
lacking will l>e the horror of real
warfare as it is In reality — but
visitors will be able to formulate an
accurst opinion of real battle,
from viewing the maneuvers.
Reciprocity.
She—Here is uiy V shaped waist
He-And here is the X shaped bllL—
Baltimore American.
Makes a Difference.
Young Alfred hail Iteeu leading the
evening paper and paused contempla
tively for a few moments.
"Father." said he. "what Is •Iner
tia?" "
"Weil, if I have it It's pure laziness,
bnt if your mother has it it is nervous
prostration." responded father, with a
yawn.—Pittsburgh Telegraph.
Silence Is Golden.
The Composer—Can you think of
anything that would Improve this mu
sical comedy of mine?
The Aftuical Director—Yes; have It
rewritten for the Alms.—New York
Globe.
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Popular Picture Palace
t GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal Spcclal presents THE MASTEIi IvKV.—Episode No.
2. By John Fleming Wilson, with Ikiieit Leonard and Kiln
Hull. Produced by Kohl. Leonard.
WHEN ROMANCE CAME TO AVMC, in two j>arts.—A quaint j|
luid fascinating rural d u na. I
WHEN EDDIE WENT TO THE CKOXT. with Eddie Lyojfr *
Victoria. Fordo and Leo Mor.in,
5,000 feet of films. jj
Music hy J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fout th Inclined F'oor "
Acimis!ri"ij VJ5c auo 10c Begins 8:30 jj
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SlfBgW&y Aichiraga
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ... ~ .. ... „ AM KEW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .... „ A.VDUliW A. BENTON
\ ICE I'KESIDENT I I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. CEORCE HL'TH
ASSISTANT CASH IKIl .. .. \V I.. LANDsMOItOUCH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. AIU'HIRAIjD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY .. ... .. ... ... H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN.
HENRY D. WALRRlDOK,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WKSTERMANN,
P. H. GAN'TV.
\V. B. REXSON,
OLDES" RAN H iN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, f20.000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WI I.MS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice Pros. Cashier.
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Now Served at
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Only Absolutely Pare Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is
made after a famous local receipt