HOUSE CLEANING TIME
We have everything to make your
work easy
Soap and Washing Powders of all
kinds
Carpet Sweepers Nops Dusters
Scrub Brushes O-Oedar Liquid
Veneer etc.
Special Prices
C. W. ASK & SONS
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JUST RECEIVED—A FULL UNE OF
' TENNIS SHIRTS
SOMETHING NEW
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONfi 3*
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! BREAK
That Is:-OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter we have endeavored to DMk« our Bread
-> Baking Department our particular object to satisfy oar cas
J tomers and give them BETTER BRR<T> THU Wft ORDl.N
+ ARY.
Ol R NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for oar aat
is/tied patrons.
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
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TOWN TOPICS
Tho Dank of Alaska has placed
a w\\ awuiig ou »he front of their
building.
BU. VaudeWjel© from Whltehoise,
was a last ngiht's pass*-ngtr to
our city.
L»r. Ma hie after a few days so
journ i-i Whiuhorse, has returned
>o Ska 'V.-ay.
O'-' Rasholm and Simon Raaholm
werv passengers ou last night's
•rain. They came from Dawson.
II. I,. Morris, chief Alaska boosttT
tor ";o I'aciiic Cvait Biscuit Co.,
is calling upon h.'s trade in this
Place.
W. F. okosrg, general contractor
with Lead offices iu Juneau, is iu
to.vu looking over the fieUL He is
stepping at ilie Pullen House.
Lux 13 just the thing tar doing
a I'ttle laundering while traveling.
Couveuient to use and s irs and safe
'» refulta. 10c at Kellers'. tf.
W. L B.ivarad, representing tie
Washington Slice Co., of Seattle, is
sjow:i> .1 snappy line of spring
and S'lanu-r footwear at the sample
rooms.
K \V. smith and Mr. Xicholls,
tw„ hus'ling traveling men, have
fo'lr-l jhe steamship companies and
cht r'ered a gapoiiae launch, tt
Ellido, to carry them between port
They are calling u^oi^ their tra<]
iu »liis city and will return to J«
ueau this afternoon.'
Carpenters are busily engage
placing a new foundation under tl
from part of *h« Board of Trac
saloon. It was found that the foui
elation was in a weak condition a
will be remedied at once. The pii
ninfs uivder the 'rear, of the buildii
w«ve In good condition.
NUGGET MOVIE:
ltr««i<1tv»7. tx4weeu 2nd »ml 3nl.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Thirteen Down, in two par's, wi
Francic X Bushman and Miise Be
t-rlev Bayu«.—Essanay drama.
"T^e Man Who Vanished." I
3co*» CiuijbeH.— Ediscn drama.
"Catey Becomes a Landlord." -
VitafcTiiD>> comedy.
Music by Mxa. W. R. Hillsry.
CwBiwucf* it 8:80 p. ™
Zerlth Oil 1» particularly adapt*
for us* in lubricating tho f,r
parts of all delicto mechanism
10 c, ?5c, 50c bottle*. Keller Bro
Sole Sfcagway Agewta.
HW1HIWBB——fflWWMW
A KODAK
FOR STYLE
We all like fc# wmar styltab, cloUUng nd have atyllah furni
ture in oar hoavfc and we like oUmk. atyliah things, and the
Kodak 1a atyUd* Mr after all tbeiw 1* no. imfctffca*. like the
original, and "U II isn't an Batman, it hoi a Kodak." eo
txilnk it over an# compare the Kodaks- a* Lb» Ska^a iij Buk
man Agency wlt« all others aid yon vrttt a* docdfct a* to
which is the b«« camera for yen to **lec& far Oh^ waring sum
Mr. John Kennedy, brother of
J as. Kennedy, manager of Mr. Clay
ton's store has returned to his
oJii field of endeavor and will here*
after be connected with, the Bank
of Alaska.
Mr. Kennedy was lor seven and
a half years in the service of the
First National Bank of Juneuu and
for on* and a half years in the
service of the B. M, Behrends bank.
He will spend a few days in the
pfiice o" the Skagway Bank of
^, Alaska, familiarizing himself with
► 'the svattm of bookkeeping used
J j by the bank and theu go to one of
£ the new banka to be opened in the I
immediate future aB Assistant
Caahler. "
ENGLAND'S DAILY WAR
COST IS $25,000,000 1
Loiui-n, April 18—Great Britain's]
dully war cost of $25,000,000 is to
be paid: $7,000,000 by taxes and
$18,000,000 by loans daily. The
U'ter Pt the present time is to
be raised by the sales of exchequer
bonds and treasury bills. N
SLLZI.n WINS ON
PROHIBITION TICKET
St. Paul, Minn., April 18 — At
the primary contests held in Min-1
nesotj. last week Ex-Gov. Sulzer,
of N>-w York, won over Ex-Gov.
Poss fu' ihe presidential nomina- j
tion on the prohibition ticket. ^
DELEGATES LEAVE FOR
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
The delegates from Juneau to
e | tha republican convention, which
■a to meet a* Seward April 19th,
laf4 lust night on the Admiral
Evans. They were H. L. Faulkner,
Oorgc Irving, S. H. Ewing, R. J.
Wulten, Edw. C. Russel and Guy
McNa.ighton. These men carry the
I prcx.t.s for the delegates from »he
<1 Fir:; Division and are going un
i- instructed, although several of
>g 'am have expressed themselves as
!i i.g in favor of the nominaton of
James Wickersham.
Ai:;cng the delegates to the Se
ward convention on the Admiral Ev
betides the local delegates
fiojn 'lib First division, were form
er unyor W. A. Gilmore, of Nome
rt.;'ubl.can nominee for delegate to
couriers in 1912; former United
S-iue., District Judge Co.nclius D.
Slu:nr.c. of Nome, and former Re
h| precei tative Chailes Kennedy, of
^Uat ci'y.
Charles D. Heir on, chairman of!
thi. rwublican territorial commit
tee, who had a reservation on the j
Admiral Evans, failed to come on
that vessel, and will be on the
Northwestern. It is stated that
pt,.'- fblv the Northweutem may not j
reach Seward in time for the con
vention.—Emi ire.
LAW AFTER BLIND
PIGS IN SEATTLEl
Prosecuting Attorney, Gus Lun-1
din, is mailing things hum in Seat
tle. He has started au iniative ]
campaign to eradicate all blind
pigs in the Queen City. Deputy
Sheriffs armed with search war
rants have raided the most im
pcriunt drusr stores in the city.
F1R.ST SHIP EVER SOLD
AT AUCTION IN U. S.
One of »he three 7500 tons steel
steamers now under construction at
the Seattle Construcion and Dry |
Dock Company was sold at public
in New York City for $600,000. Thi
sale has the distinction of being
rather unique, as it is the first
sb'j# tr be sold in the Uuited States |
by public auction.
WAS IT WORTH THE HIKE
To keep a nuptial promise, Mrs.
Charlotte Palmer has completed a
hike across Nebraska, Colorado,
Utah, Nevada and .California, com-1
prising a distance of over 2500
ir.tles, and a 1000 miles sea voy
age, landing in Seattle to meet I
the m3ii whom she had promised to j
join for life.
LUX contains more real soap
thaj five tlmee its weight in ordl- j
nir> soaps or soap powder. Get it
'or 10c at Kellers' t£
AMIS ~
ABUSfONE
Kenneth Hannau writes friends
In Skagwey that he is right In the
firing HiVe in Toronto. The boys
are drilling with a vengeance and
old Canada will be well represented
when, thfl regiment pulls stake for
the old country.
In quoting from his letter, "I
often think of you all in. Skagway
and of thee, many pleasant friend
ship 1 formed and look forward to
the time when I will be back at
work again."
M.\ Haanan spent a year in Skag
way, bping employed by Col.'~Stev
ensjn in the capacity of field engi
neer.
\V. K. McKay, a former Nortb
Wuit Mounted Police member, who
spear some time in this city last
winter has written, friends that
he lias finally reached England And
is engage" 'ji active service.
Mr. McKay was enroll.d on the
Canadian police force and severed
hl.s connections to join \he forces
at the fron'. He was apprehended
at SUagway and Qnly through the
aid cf friends in this city was he
able to get out of the oountry and
carry to completion his desires.
The letter states that it took
him over a month to make the
journey. "England is in. darkness
—no lights showing at all at night
because of air raJds, and the
whole island is one Immense camp."
lie fmthcr a»'da that "Tue Ger
tr.at.s will do well If I hoy lick this
lot "
Mr. McKay c.xp.esw d a longiug to
gc* to tho front and a desire to be
remembered to all his friends in
this city.
mo oarsmen to ^
. MEET EASTERN RIVALS
The laculty at the University of
Washington has placcd i*s official
sutK-tion on the participation) by
the Vajv'ty Eight in the bjg races
to b. held 011 the Hudson this sum
mer.
It will take $3500.00 to send the
western delegation back to mix
with the eastern oarsmtn. Busi
ness men of Seattle have on 4 two
former occasions contributed to the
.^eflVral fund. It is expected that
tlicv will come forward and raise
tl-e necessary amount.
COPPER
* l ocoma, April 18 — Copper at
twenty eight fifty.
-YEW IIEJn FOR JUNEAU
POLICE FORCE
W. S. Harding has been appoint
ed chief of oolite of Juneau* He
Js veiy i>oi ular in the capital city,
ard comi.-s from a family with a
pedigree in the line of maintaining
law and order.
Chief Hardine is evidently vary
puDulftr r.s he has been receiving
congratulations a mile long over his
appointment.
PEACE RELEGATE
ENTERS "U" POLITICS
Esnil E. ilurja, prominent sow
dough at the University of Wash
ington, Connor editor ot' the Uni
versity of Washington Daily and: re
presentative from the University at
the iTord Peace Conference in Eu
rcpe, has entered the political aij
ena at the big institution. Mr.
Hurju aspires to be senior repre
sentative on the Student Board of
Control
Remember that there is only one
'genuine" Kodak. If it Isn't an.
Eastman, it Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers are the Skagway agents.
LETTERS REMAINING IN
SKAGWAY I'OSTOFFICE
List of letters remaining un
claimed iu this postoffioe on April
•1-1?, 1916,:
Clark, L.
Johnson, Walter
M. CONWAY, P. M.
TREASURER'S .NOTICE
Water rents are due and payable
a* tho treasurers office not l&teT
'than 'he 15th day of each and ev
ery month, otherwise there is a
penalty aHacher of 20 per cent as
provided by ordinance.
The treasurer's office is open
fcxr business from- 1 p. m. to 5:30
p^ n:. each business day.
4-18-11. PHIL ABRAHAMS,
Town Treasurer.
When You Won* a *
"WARNER"
There's a double »al8fao •
on. You're secure in t hej
knowledge that no wonp*v •
Is score correctly corseted—! •
even (hough «he may have •
l>old three times the mod- J
est sum your Warner cost •
•—and you know that you *
need have dq fear of C
breaking or of having ui»- )•
Karoients spoiled with rust £
tttains.
We're Kntliusafrtlc ALout jJJ
Warner Rust-Proof &
CORSETS 8
Because they make good £
our claims — because ev- g
ery pair we sell gives the
customer satisfaction and £
confidence In this store. g
L. A, HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
wtHummnwimrmmr mrnnumrwum
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Monday and Tuesday
Imp Universal present* THE LAI»Y OP THE ISLAND, in two
parts, with Alexand-^p Galea and Dorothy! Phillips. Produced
by Frank Crone.
Ethel Grandin in TEMPER v* TEMPER.—A comedy -drama.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 21 10.
5,000 feet of films. Don't miss this.
BLACK BOX, Wednesday. -
Admission 25c and lCc Begins 8:30
znEamaHMHM
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Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
•i
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000 ^
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OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. BENTON
CASHIER W. H. WARREN H
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HUTH ^
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... W. L. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. . . ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON 4
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER ^
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DIRECTORS ^
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN, j,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE, P. H. GANTY. )
ANDREW A. BENTON, W, H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON, *
The Bank of Alaska announces tlx? opening of its bank 4
at Wrangcll, Alaska, 011 Tuesday, May 2nd, 1010. ^
4
Attention is directed to the (act that the Bank of Alaska ^
is open continuously from 10:00 A. M> to 3:00 P. M.,
thus aXfopdina tjiosw who are engaged a,t other times to **
transact business at the noon hour. •}
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
| _ Juneau, Alaska
Capita], $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McXAUGHTON;
President. Vicq Pres. Cashier.
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