IHE TOWN IS DRY,
but we've got it. ? ?
Just Tapped a Barrel of Sweet
Apple Cider. Try it, its Good
Just opened a barrel of that g»od Heinz
Saurer Kraut also a barrel of Heinz Dill
Pickles
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Have Your New Taylor Suit
Made with the popular PINCH-BACK. It's very
Stylish and Up-to-date and appropriate with
many of the LATEST TAYLOR MODELS
SEE THEM AT
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers .:: Phone 32
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Jansaa, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
Do You
Waste Money?
Almost every one does. Bread cast up
on the water comes back again. But
when you throw money away it mighty
seldom ever comes back. Whats sroing
to happen to you when you have no more
money to waste? Why not open an ac
count here? $1.00doesit. Doing itonce
a week for a year means $52 to the good
for you—and the interest we pay you in
our Savings Department. Try it for a
few months, you will be surprised to find
how fast your account will grow.
BANK OF ALASKA
WRANQELL ANOHORAQI
iLAoKA
CHRISTMAS AMD NEW YEAR CARDS
Anticipating the demand for Greeting Cards for the Christmas and New Year Season this year
would be something out of the ordinary— We selected a line which we do not hesitate in claiming
to be the most artistic, most varied and most proper ever offered to the people of Skagway
EAUTIFUL folders, hand painted decoration embracing floral
and landscape designs, with copper plate verse on inside fold,
single cards with high panelled effect with a multitude of appro
priate sentiments engraved thereon, hand embroidered cards with steel die
text matter, as well as a large assortment of cards for individual use, in boxes
of six with envelopes to match.
TALCUM POWDER AT COST=====
We find we are overstocked on some lines of Talcum and so tomorrow,
Saturday, from 10 o'clock a.m. to 10 o'clock p.m. we will sell regular 25c
cans of Colgate's, Palmer's, Euthymol, Nyal's, Purola, Williams, Mulford's
and Mennen's, all odors at 20c a can : : : :
A Saving to You of 5c or* Each Can
You can make a deposit and goods yoa select JJ i-TO If* STORE OPEN EVENINGS
will be set aside if yoa have no acconnt with as ■* * •' ** mMmmX iL^J\C/ vJ LJ Jt \Ju\MJl UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK
- - ~ ~ ' t" »
w. vM w. ^ * - —~
FEMALE LABOR IB NOW
DEMANDED IN GERMANY
Bo ill u, Nov. 21—Thq demand
for female laUor is constantly ( on
the increase, according tO| repor'a
from agencies that Bupplyj help.
This increased demand ia accom
nli&ned by increased demands for
pay oji the part of the woouen, so
tJta' many of them now Insist on
at least 50 pfennigs on, hour (soo
thing under tenj cents, according to
present rates osf eccchange.) I
The greatest demand for unskill
ed female labor has come from the
leather and jmeta.', trades that al
ready employ 'thousands if [ not
hundreds at thousands of men
whoso presence in 'ths army Jia
more and more desired.
Ccrreepouding to the increased
demand for women in the trades,
there has fceen a falling off of ,the
demand (or domestic servants, indi
cating an Increasing simplicity' in
living standards. j 1 '
MtAULEY GOES SOUTH
J. P. M.cAuley, traveling freight
aad passenger agent of the Qrand
Trunk Pacific Railway; and jOaast
Steamship Company, pith bead
quarters in, JlUTi|e>au left for- Seat
tle last Monday on tti-e> Prince Ru
pert. H« will makle Seattle hla
headquarters for about four months
returning to the north, la the early
soring. The object off this move1 is
*o get in touch with,' thie tourist
travel with, a View to'putting Alas
ka before the people with) first
hand information as it is expected
tha* there will be a greatly) in
crease'" flow- of travel 'to the north
nex* summer.
Mr McAuley .will keefpj In touch,
with t>>© Alaska situation by mak>
ing several triD® to Stkagway "and
wav ports during the winter.
See to it that you get your laun
dry home in good season, tomorrow
morning for you will certainly need
a sheet and pillow case, as that will
will be the gpecial costume at the
.Eagle? novelty dancg to be given
at their ball tomorrow night. The
committee states that tie first num
ber on the program 'will begin
promptly at nine o'clock and that
from then until about half after
ten o'clock you will not know with
whom jou arg dancing,as tie fair
ones on the floor will all have
i their faces covered.
Remember that you had an en
joyable time'at the jlast Eagle
dance you attended, and you will
fcave'a better opportunity of hav
ing fun at this.
Trap drums have been added to
t«he orchestra, and this will aid
the orchestra very materially J in
furnishing un to the minute danc®
music. The usual rienu of good'
things to pat has been arranged,
and all are cordially invited to at
tend. ' x
*
NOTICE
Ou and' after December the first,
1916, miljc will retail in. Kkagway
at fiftv cents a gallon, fifteen cents
a quart and eight cents a pint.
Cream will be tjxe sam^ price as
heretofore, but 'nothing1 l«es than
half a pint will sold. '
Signed
II. F. SBHMAX, .prop. o£ Pioneer
Dairy.
A. J. BAKER, GEO. BROWN, fiTOps
of The Sunnyside Dairy. '
GIRL ftOftftOWS $80,006
OX Am TO KEEP UP
PRBAM OP LOVE
Chicago, Nov. 14—Mies Annie E.
Sharpley, who borrowed^ $80,000
from wealthy; Chticagoans without
ssecuritj; byjj Ih-er power of Dersua
aioa, w®s said by attorneys to
have admitted today that jslhe
was the saone Annie Sharpleg who
once was senlt to the;federal penj
Hnry from Philadelphia) for forg
ery I : '
Miss ShfirpJey's affairs) became
uuolic after [shi? had filed a I»oti
*fcn in banikruptcy scheduling ?80,
000 iu(debts caid declaring thai) her
extensive poultry farm from which
she eoldjeggs to many wealthy fam
ilies here had 'been sacrificed '*o
•her, lodging tq hare produced! a
play she liad written, "Lighta
Ahead," ' The qu'ire valuei o£ the
farm, she said, had bee^ spent ia
inducing David! Belasco to oroduce
thq play. |
Misss SharpJey later said the
money she tod/ obtained t had gone
for th» support cx£ an Englishman
»hom she had! lovedjin her girlhood
and who had/ since lived on, the
money ghe^ad been abl§! to make.
Hejwas kiUeidf recently; in( battle,
she eaid.
The same _perKuasi'venes6 that en
abled Mlsa Sharpley to borrow
large amounts has prevented any of
her credltora from talcing action
against fcer, it was said. { Misa
Sharpley eaid1 she could repay thei
loans if given time.
MKAJRS PROMOTED
TO BE CAPTAIN'
Vaidec, Nov. 24—It's "Captain"
Hears of the Alaskan) Engineering
commission jnow, tbe commissioner
having been, advanced following his
examination at Valdez, which) he
took early this spring to insure
maintaining his place in. line in; tihe
army. Ca£>t. Wears is on Gp^cial
leave, enabling!'him tc^ofccupy his
present plaoe.
Candy Day, Saturday at Brown
lift'#. 11-2 3-21.
Local Agent Wei'r of the P. S. S.
Co., is in receipt of advice from
Seattle in whichl he has been in
formed that the City of Seattle,
scheduled to sail from that port
on. the 25th ult., ha® been Bet back
two days, andJ ste will not sail _un-,
til the night of the 27th which! will
bring fcer into] (this port on Mon
day, De-c .2, instead of'on, Thanks
giving Day asi previously announc
ed. '
Do you miss the concerts, 'thea
tres atid amusements of the* winter
seasoD?
The 'New Edison supplies wh*t
you mjEB. 'Play it in your house
and have $10,000 concerts daiiy.
'lhe Mew Edison is not a talking
machine. It is a wonderful new
Invention, 'which, re-creates all
forme of music In a way that baf
fles detection from the original.
Won't you please "call, or write
or telephone No. 126 lor further in
formation albout this new inven
tion? 1
Yours faithfully,
KELLER BROS. DRUG 00.
Wo have been licensed -by Mr.
Edison to demonstrate and "sell his
new invention.
LOST—Bunch of keys on ring.
Finder please return toi Frye-Bruhn
Co. 11-23-31.
Our Complete Line of Christmas
Good Will be on Display Satur
day Morning.
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes 8 p. m. Saturday 9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Friday and Saturday
Universal presents AND THEY CALLED HIM "HERO " — A
drama of th«| ekirly sixtie^ With Francis Ford.—Jn two jif(rfcs.
TASSYCK JOKEK NO. 2. '
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 1««.".!).
WITHIN THE GATES OF PARADISE .
Sunady and Monday
Broadway Universal, Fqatuite JIDGU NOT, or THE WOMAN OF
MONA DIGGINS, with H« rrv D. Carey.—In six jmrts. Pro
duced by Robt. Le}xnjaid. * . I
SLY REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c acd 10c Begins 8:30
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
find different artidus
tlom't forge.t Um tuuutl.er
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
From 3c to Pocket Book
Ju°t ucpf.c!k«a the | most pxtens
1 ive line of flank lights -ever re
1 cclvPd In Skagway. jAU the lat
est elzes and '•varieties. iBattarias
to fit all styles. Glomes ,for all
makce of fUvsfc lights. ' See .them
at Kellers'. { tf.
Don't forget .Broyning oni Sat
urday. It to Candy Day;. ll-23-2t.
SAN-TOX VIOLET TALCUM Should
B« o* Your Dressing! Table —
Smooth, as Satin, Fragrant as Vio
l«Ti Get ft a' K«ll«r Bros.,
thp Saji-Tox Drug Store.
THE SKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. P. SEEMAX, Prop.
I HE SSSiM MILK flIlfiSH
The 'largest aad bast coa
4 itctetj deiry in Alaska..
Daily shipments ol pure
ruilk and cream to all pckut '
on White Pass & Tukoa
Route.
AUTOMOBILE TIRE CHAIN "LOST
—Between the end of the wharf an
Sixth Avenue, on Sunday, I lost a
Weed non-skid rear wheel chain,
aii'i w'l1 pay a reasonajjlg reward
for 'lie return o£ same. J. Ikuta.
ll-22-3t. { I
r i
ONLY ONE "3rorao Quinine," tint U
g ^axative ^romo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Gnp in 2 Dsy3
on box. 25c.
IQ> S^Oh-irir^