Received on Humboldt \
FRUIT
Peaches, C -av. Apples, Cooking Apples, Tokay Grapes, Malaga $
Grapes, Italian Prunes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Pears,
Crab Apples Orangoe
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 BE AN
! $30.00 - Alfred Benjamin - $35.00
+ Other Suits From $5.00 to $25.00 (See Window Display)
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Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone .32
SKAGWAV GETS GOOD BOOST j PRESSMAN KETIHMAU
To Skagway, tlio Garden City of ]
•ill Alasta, is allotted a representa
tive space, in the recent Deyelo«p- !
meut Issu<« of the Daily Empire.
Au article, appearing under the j
i iption, "New Skagway," is written j
bj- Andrew Stevenson, setting forth .
the new life and accomplishments I
of the Garden City. Mrs. Pullen
has received a commendable write
up iron, the pea of the able edit
or of the progressive paper. Inter
esting facts about Skagway are
written, giving a representative im
pre-slon to the reader .
Frank Doree, pressman on the
Daily Alaska, has been excused
from ju-ry duty at thet Capital
City and will leave for Skagway on
the first boat Rush' business at
the busy Daily Alaskaa plant ne
cessitated his release troja duty.
Tte City of Seattle is scheduled
to make this port sometime Satur
day afternoon or evening .
NOTICE
A special Communication! of
Wni«e Pass Lodge, No. 113,-F. &
A. M., will be held In the lodge
rot.m cn Friday evening-, Sept. 29.
A full attendance is requested.
E. L. WHEELER, W. M.
9-28-2t.
TOWN TOPICS
Mrh, Jeffries of WhitphorBe haB
secured reservations on, thq SoiplUa.
A Wood will leavp lor the south
tonight odi thg Princess; Sophia.
Mrs. W. B. Cutler of Atlla leaves
for the eouthi tonight.
B. A. VingeT of Juneau, is visit
Uk In the Garden City.
Rose L. O^born, of Seattle, is
stopping at thej Golden North, hotel.
Supt. V. I. Hahn, hag returned
from the interior.
E. E. Kellog of Seattle, is a re
cent guest at the Golden North, ho
tel.
C. Cook of Koyukuk, arrived on
last night's train and has signed tlia
big register at the Golden North.
Mrs. A. A. McCandlea of Jack
Wade, Alaska, is waiting to catch
an outgoing boat from this port. .
Captain Alexander and wife left
for the interior on the; morning's
I train.
Dan Quigley is enroute to Glas
gow. He leaves on the Soph a to
night.
Misg Ryider o£ Whitehorse, will
be a southbound* passengeif tonight
on the Princess Sophia.
Mrs. Winterberger audi son of
iHalncs, leaves for the south! tonight
on the Princes^ Sophia.
J. McClenan has purchased a
ticket for the south on the Soph#
tonight.
Mrs. A. B. Ta"lor and children
leave for the outside tonight. They
arrived from the Atlin district on
the last night's train.
The last episode of the Master
Key, which/ has been nlaying at tne !
Popular Picture Palace did not ar- i
rive and Mr. Mowl has secured a !
Gold Seal masterpiece, "Wild Irish I
Rose," starring Clea Madison.
NOTICE
Would like to know person who (
: stnt 15c to Jack Bonder, chief of |
Skagway Fire Departments Please_
I answer . J
RIVER REPORT
WH11ECHORSE, Sept. 27—Sel
kirk In 12:20 p. m. oil the 26tli.
Canadian' down Lower LeBarge
G:30 a. m.
Casca 4n Dawson.
Alaska doiwn; Dawson 1 a. in.
Daw sou up/ Dawson 9 p. m.
White Horse] uppsaacCreck 7:30
a. it.
Selkii k sails Thursday morning.
GRAND TRUNK MAP IN USE
A transportation map showing all
of the main and) branch) lines un- |
der the G. T. R. system in, Canada
has been received by the local G. I
T. P. office and now appears on -■-«
counter of the above firm, under
the cover of glass. Patrons of the
line cau new easily see tbg course
which tbev will take over the com
pany's lines.
BARGE GOES AGROUND
Ir is understood that the barge
St. James which) pulled out of this
pert a short time ago under tow
of the tug Arctic has gone aground
in Wrangell Narrows. It was
loaded with; 2000 tons of ore for
the smelter •
CATTLE TRAIN TO INTERIOR
A cattle train pulled out for
acvcss the summit yesterday. The
live stock taken from the holds of
the Sophia^ were loaded from the
cattle pens at the docks and shot
over the summit ou the special
freighter.
CAPT. ALEXANDER
ENROUTE TO INTERIOR
Private car No. 2C0 was attached
to the morning's train when it pull- ,
ed out for across the summit. Cap- j
tain Alexander and wife acconupan- ]
led by a party of mining engineers
m^de up the personell of the pri
v:U • car party.
SUPERINTENDENT ON VISIT
J. M. McFarland, superintendent
of the Conrad properties' in the ,
Windy Arm district, is a visitor in j
the Garden City. The busy su- j
perii.tei.dent is whizzing around
! Still Another Added Feature To
i Our Fancy Work Dept.
I J. & P. Coats Crochet Cotton. White 10
to 100, a bat I 15o and 25c
Ecru 15 to 50, a ball 15c and 20c
I NEW STAMPED
CENTERS and SCARFS
Crochet Hooks
Best English Make sizes 2 to 14
Fabric Silk Sport Sets Scarf & Cap $2.75
Sport Caps -without Scari $1.75
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
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JGEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday and Tliiusday
Gold Sijnl presents TILE WILD IRISH ROSE.—A romance of
KUl/arney, witlii Clco Madison and Joe King in two parts.
ANIMATED WEEKLY XO. 4oG4.
THE SLAVEY'S ROMANCE.
BILLY'S VACATION. — A juvenile) comedy with tliej celebrate
ed Sterling ttts.
FI\'E REELS
Music bj- J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
town, attending to the ftusinefe of
his mines. He reports that things
are swinging along at a rapid gait
at the Venus! and) that promising
and encouraging development work
is being done at the Montana and
M. & M. mines.
To Cure a Cold «n One Day
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININI
■Ws. Stop tl'.e Cough and He.*dachi
i work off the Col'l. Drvggistsrefum
u.oney if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove'
; i'n s tore «s cn each box. 25 ccnts.
In Introducing Our Store to the Public We are Going to Make it an Obiect
for You to Make Our Store Your Base of Supplies for Dry Goods, Ladies
Ready-to-Wear Suits and Garments, Millinery, Children's School Clothing,
Men's Clothing, Gloves, Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions, Furniture, Carpets, Linole
ums and General House Furnishings Anything from Cellar to Garret
Thursday We Will Inaugurate Our
Introductory Opening Sale
And Will Continue This Sale For, Balance Of The Month
This Sale Will Be Known as a One-Third Off Sale and Every Article In The
Store with Exception of Contract Goods, W ill Come Under Reduction of Prices.
ALBERT REINERT
Successor To —-—
H. J. LYNCH
During This Sale Our Store Will Remain Open From 8 a. m. Until 9.30 p. m.