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 your 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 Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
lu reality the "care of the hair"
meats the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only be
surprised, but pleased with the
wonderful resulta. A satisfactory
nilo*t for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
oer bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
anil different articles
Dor't forget the u-miber
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINT>S OP PIPES
Piom 5c to Pocket Book
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge ■
BARGAIN
I hive for sale in one lump "
ttie following property
1H lots with splendid largo
two story building com
pletely furnished for
ruomlog house.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
of three ruomi completely
furnished.
6 lots in Block 93.
2 lots In Block 94.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of a bargalil
at«wu.
Title perfect, all taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
A(«at
NUGGET MOVIES
Broa<lw»7, M*m Bud and Srd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
With Bridges Burned — An Edi
son drama tii 3 acts. Writte* by
Rex 3»<a.ch.
A Hunter of Fortunes. — A Vita
graph comedy.
Music by Mist Bwbir.
Cunnmcft M p. m.
ji"!k;e kasmusox
ADDRESSES CONVENTION
Judge Rasmueon made a brief
bat interesting talk before the con
vention workers at tt'o Methodist
church last niirht. His topic was
devoted mostly to Suudayi school
work its prospects and realities.
He sp->ke of the noted national
leaders whk> are interested in the
work and drew as analogy between
the school aud the prefer rflation
s-hlii of *ho cirtzeut) in ait any com
munity.
The judge believes that Sunday
school work is "big enough, for
anybody." If such Important per
sonages as John Wannamaker, As
sociate Justice Hughes, President
Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt and
countless? other big men in the land
ar*» devoting a portion, of their t>me
In the work he believes that the
v/«.,rk is cohering a broad field and
all are eligible for active member
ship.
SOPHIA N'ICAKS PORT
The Sophia will arrive in Skag
way at fioreu in the morning. It
curries tarty fivo passengers foi* thi
port. Besides a heavy aasneger list
1* carries 560 tons of freight, 16
head <Jt cattle and 60 head of sheep
Sntw Sunburn.
On© of the greatest hardships met by
mountaineers and travelers ov«r *n<rw
ieids Is sunburn, which almost lnevtta
5ly attacks the lips so severely that
luffertng results for several days after
:he trip Is over. Neither ointments nor
trtiflcial coatings seem to protect the
Jps after the first day or two, and they
act very slowly in effecting a cure.—
Kansas City Star.
Ovtgu«M*d
"TVhat «oliar do yon weaiV
"About a half slm too hui^B for jett"
—Pennsytvoirfa Punch B<x»t
NIP { IN THE BUD.
*ir*t ApprBmnrf of Daadraff a Pore
runner of Fntnre Bnldncaa.
• "'iat stich Is the case has been cor;
tvel./ proven by selen itic re*eare>
Unna. the noted European ak'.
'■ Mat. declare* th&t daj-.druff Is tl.
c —»d-tip cuticle of the acalp. cause.
I?'a sites de«troy!n£ the vitality Ir
•• katr b-;ib. The hair bccomes Hfelea i
'1. In. tlu». falls out. Thl» can toe pre
-nted.
Vewtfr^'s Herplclde Villa this dindr""
Tin. and restores the hair to it? nature
jftness and abundancy.
Herplclde Is now u«ed by thonsands o
.eople—all satisfied that it Is the mov
ronderful hair preparation on the mar
<et to-day.
Sold by leading drufn?lsts. Bend 10c. te
•tamps for sample to The Herplclde Co..
letrolt. Mich.
ii «n drug atflrea.
On* Sonar BottJ#, guaranteed.
TOWN TOPIC
I
U. 4. %*«« um fm last
«st*>
Areata Gillospis is oiv his way to
Prince Rupert. >
O. A. JLlnd, w« a Vancouver pas
senger last aight.
Miss Ida HaAtczel left lor the
south on the Seattle. I j
Mrs. W. T. Kibbler lea oa. the
Seattle for the South.
Mrs. Bedden left for the south
on the City of Seattle. J j
Mrs. Dorr purchased a ticket on
the Seattle for Seattle.
The Alaska left Seattle foo* Alas
kan uor»e this morning.
Aneta Heoridtsoa left on the
boat last night for Seattle.
Jack Hayes, road commissioner,
left far Sitka oa the Seattle.
Mis. C. J. Curtis -was a south
bound passenger on the Seattle. '
Mrs. EllzaVtis, H. Morley wa» a
Juneau passenger oul the Seattle.
The Jefferson was scheduled -to
leave Seattle for the aortihi yaetefr
day.
Louis Madeau vas a Victoria pas
senger on the outgoing boat last
nig hi. I
H. J. Wilson was noted in. the
Juneau passengers on board' the
Seattle.
Mrs. Martha Claire and child se
c«red passago for Victoria oa the
Seattle. • t'
Vincent and M. He-vla were pas
sengers on the Seattle for southern
i>">rts last night.
Hugh A. Weir, I*. C. S. S. agent,
left this morning for Whifthouse on
a short business trip.
C. W. Armstrong aud wife were
.soih houaid passengers Dor Seattle j
on the City of Settle.
Ihb Sophia left Vaocouver for]
fck.'igway on Saturday. It is at Wr»H
St-ll and will make this port by1 Wed
nesday.
B. A. Henrickron, accompanied I
by his wife and three children, Be-1
cured passage on the Seattle for
the south last night.
J. K. Fisher, representing the
Remington Typewriter i Company,
was a morning's passenger on Che
train for Whitetoorse.
The City of Seattle lttft Skagway
la« nislut at 6 ■). m. with, a good
load of passengers for southern
!> lis. It was delayed in sailing,
as it waited for the Incoming train.
J. X. Harrison, Pacific Coast pas
senger agent for the Washington
Sunseet Route, has returned from, a
trii> through the Interior and will
leave for the south on the Sotpfhia.
He wes in Atlln just after it was
swipt by fire and represents that
pra.-tlcally all of the merchants will
reibuild.
William Mel Yin left on the train
this morning for Richardson, where
he will look over his mining pro
perties. He has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. McKenzie for
•he past week. The MoKenzies are
personal friends of Mr. Melvin. The
ennit north together in the early
days. Mr. Melvin has been visiting
iu the States for the winter.
The Popular Picture Palace will
comm .>c<> the showing oif the Mas
ter Kev Wednesday night. The| plot
deals withitwo miners who are out
in search of gold—one finds pay
aud hia partner tries to conceal the
strike. It Is filled with dramatic
incidents, picturesque and a master
ful production.
NICK HANSON PROUD FATHER
An eight pound baby boy was
presented to Mrs. Nick Hansen at
the White Pass hospital yesterday
morning. Dr. Gable is attending
the cftse and announces that both
are doing nicely.
COAL INCREASES
Owing to the increase in freight
chargfb on ooal cargoes, the price
of coal will be Increased J1.00 per
■ton, selllqg heraafter fOT $13.00
per ton.
ALASKA TRNSFER CO.
6-20-2t.
City Direot«rto».
Philadelphia was the first city to Is
sue a directory, its first edition com
ing out in 178T«
LOST—A lady's hand; emlbroddered
haakerchtef around the vloleit patch
on Mount Dewey. Valued as a keep
sake. Kindly return to Alaskan, of
fice. tf.
UNITED 8TATES ON
VERGE OP WAR
(Continued from pa«e 1.)
lauding of marines bo made. Cas
ualties on both sides haa resulted
at the a'tempt to taed tU« men nt
the Mexican part.
Tie war department has baen
Informed of the general uprising all
over the Mexican refpublic and the
rajiid enlistment of citizens under
the Carranza colore. Mexico Is
riled over tho presence ot American
troops «uid President Wilson .has
informed tho president of Mexico
tha» the troofca will not be with
drawn until the defacto government
demonstrates its ajbilltyi to estab
lish law and order on the border.
GARDEN CITY IN
CELEBRATION JULY 1ST.
(Continued from page 1.) 1
H. C. Putnam, A. C. Blanchard,
and N. O. Hardy. Spoirts will be
handled by E. J. Barry, Fred' Tan
uev and A. C. Blaaichard. Music
has been allotted to Oscar Selmer.
Tlie decorations commiUoe( has
the following members on its roll:
Louis Euder, M. Rosle, C. Foes, F.
S'oss, F. Fowler, W. McBrien and
Wm. Childs. The dance will fall
under 'he supervision of Wm. Bunt
ing, Fred Tanner, F. W. Fickardt
and C. W. Durltee.
Publicity will be under the se
ciritv ci P. H MdClelland, F. W.
Fickard*., Jolhm Keller and W. E. I
Burford. Tho recaption/ committee
is composed of Col. W. L. Steven
son, L. S. Haamusou, W. E. Burford,
W. G. Powell awl P. H. McClelland.
P. H. McClelland, as secretary of
the organization la buslly at work
attending to some of tho details of
the organization of the permanent
committee. Letters informing the
committee members 'have been for
warded through the mails. Invi
tations to surrounding towns will
<be sent today.
Nothing definite can be deter
mined until the finance committee
makes its report as to the amount
of money allotted to each commit
tee. lne finance committee will
call upon every business house In
the city for at general suibataription.
The movement is on —put your
shoulder to the wheel and boost
for the celebration and incidentally
Put in a plug for your home town.
RIVER RKPOKT
WHITEHORSE, June 19 — Tan
ana down Cheua, at midnight.
Alaska up Hot Springs 3 a. m. ;
* Mail launch, uo KotUcJj 1 a. m.
ion the 17th.
Julia "B" up Kotlik 7 a. m. on
[the 17th.
Susie arrived at St. Michael 4:30
(y m. o» the 18th.
Yukon up Rampairt oa the 18th.
5chwatka> dorvwi Nulato oa the
IlSth.
[SODA FOUNTAIN INSTALLED
BY LOCAL HOUSE
Ksllei Brothers have made a new
addition to their big store It
seems that they are alive to. every
opportunity to increase thel effi
ciency of their store and following
cut modern ideas have installed a
soda fountain.
The fixtures arrived om. the City
of Seattle and J. M. Keller has
been busily engaged Retting up the
fixtures. The wood work ia com
posed of dark mahogany with; a
marble top. It is located ait the
front of the store on the right
side of the entrance. Here patrons
of the popular store will be aibl§ to
partake of the delicacies of an ex
perienced dlijpensor.
Zenith Oil assures the b«at poft
slb'e reults as a luSrrlcant for all
light or delicate machinery. 10c,
26c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
After exposure, when yon feel a
cold coming on, take PUROLA Hon
ey aud Tar Cough Syrup. Don't
wa't until it has developed Into
bronchitis or pneumonia. Does
not. contain opiates of any kind.
Keep a bottle in the house for
emergencies. Your druggist will
refund your money If not satisfied.
Price 25c and 50c. Specify "PUR
OLA:" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
SAY, GIRLS!
You can prevent your skin from
chapping.and getting rough these
Clustery days by applying "PUR
OLA" Tint Just before going out
doors. It will obviate all 111 ef
fects from exposure to sun and
wind. It will preserve & goo* and
improve a poor complexion. ' .It's
Just fine, and you will agree with
us If you once use it. If not satis
fied, you can get your money back
at your dealer's. Oh, yeo, you can
get at your dealers. 50c per bot
tle. Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by
Keller Bros. Drug Co. _.4
Newest Fiction
Nan of Music Mountain
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Mary Rose of Mifflin
The Beasts of Tarzan
Hi» Official Fiancee
Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
Seventeen
Blind Sight
Twilight
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Pbona 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
PumPictiiPk
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor^
Wednesday and Thursday
Univwsal presents fii-st episode of THE MASTER KEV, in. two
parts, by Jolm Fleming Wlson. The tllinav otf film achieve
ment, the most vital and gripping film drama efver produce<l.
TRIBAL WAR IN THK SOUTH SEAS. Produced In Honolulu
by Henry Mellae with Win. Of ford and Marie WWcanipe.
THE CRASH.—The most s* ec(aeular comedy production eveij
attempted. t
fi,000 feet of films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangeii Skagway Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT „ ... _ ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRB8IDENT ... ... ~ ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I. WE8TERMANN
CASHIER _ ... W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER GEORGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... \V I;. I/ANDSBOROCGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL „. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY _ .. _. _ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN,
HEXRY D. WAMJRIlXiK,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERN ANN,
P. H. GANTY.
W. H. HEX soy,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
a M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLIS, GUY McNAUGHTOX,
President. Vice Pres. Cashio-.
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