Just Tapped
A barrel of that good
S W BET APPLE CIDEE
Full line of parishables on the Humbolt Saturday
ASK & SONS Grocers
THE ROYAL TAILORS
SAMPLES HAVE ARRIVED
Come in and Look Them Over. 500 Samples to Pick From
$16.00 and Up
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
IPHONE 32
101 I0PICS
Don't forget 'he Barn Dance!
You know where.
Large shipment ©C Yakima Valley
horseradish received on lust boat.
Leave order at Cavt. Jandos.
Xo'nii.g doing ou the fried col
lars Wednesday night.
Fred Patten, of Pett'rsbui g, form
erly a resident of Skagway arrived
here a few days ago, uj»d will re
main until the next south bound
boat attending to some business
matters and visiting with friends.
'Put' says there will be pleuty
of cider and doughnuts at the
iiarn Dance. Yoa know 'Put-'
Agent .Vic Peterson of the Pa
cific Coast Steajnship company re
ceived advice today that the steam
ship Senator, scheduled to sail from
thie fort on the 25, would not sail
from Seattle until the might of the
23d,
Climb this date—Nov. 24. You
know where.
Pat Summers, mayor of Log Cab
in, suffering from the effects of
wisdom (tooth) came over ou the
rotary Today for the purpose of
having the pain alleviated by part
ing with the offending molar. He
will re'.orn ou No. 1 tomorrow. Mr.
Sommers reports about six feet of
snow at Summit.
Overalls and calico will be worn
Wednesday night.
The Humboldt Steamship com
pany's steamer Humboldt, arrived
in this oort at 5:15 last evening
with 30 tons of freight and sailed
for (he south at t>:40, taking from
this port S passengers.
Essie Miller, George Barnett, J as
G. Ray, and Taylor Smith wero
listed f~r Seattle, \V. P. Holmes
for Vancouver, L. Trimeld, for Vic
toria, \V M. Robinson and Sam
Guyot, for Juneiu.
Anyone who wears a dress suit
to the Barn Dance, dot's so at his
own peril.
The Alaska Steamship company's
steamer Alameda, having 250 tons
of coal for Fort Seward will come
on to this port this afternoon, bring
ing a few days mail which had ac
cumulated at Se-ittle. Mr. Shaw is
advised that it only consists of two
sacks, but in as much as the Hum
boldt only brings first class mail to
Alaska, it is quite reasonable to
suppose that tnere will be con
siderable second—class and parcels
post. The Alameda will sail from
here to the Western Alaska cities.
Browning has the best equipped
wood sabring machine in Skagway.
If you can't afford to hare him
saw your wood he will saw it free
c.f charge. He charges 51 for one
cul--$1.25 for two. Phone No. 90.
10-9-12-9.
For all fine fabrics use LUX.
10c box at Kellers. At.
Keeo your eye on this
space.—Continued
Its Good Raw, Baked,
Boiled or Fried
NUGGET MOVIES
! Broadway, be<we«u 2nd and 3rd.
Op321 Every Night
TONIGHT
Uuder the DalalsJ — Vitagro.pl
I conipau" in two reels.
Heupeck Gets a Night Off—Bio
granh company.—Comedy.
The Blind Fiddler.—Edison Oo.
Sunday and Monday
Exploits of Elaine, 10th episode
—Two reels.
Colonel Heeza IJar In the Wilder
net-s.
The Wolfs Daughter, in two reel
FIVE KEELS
j .Mil.sic by Mrs. It. Shelly.
Commences at »:»o p. u»
WUITKHOKSE HAS SOME
HI<jH SCORE BOWLERt
From a two Line news item ii
the current Issue of the Whitehors*
Star it would appear that the Cit:
by ■ ie Hapida has two white hope:
in the Bowling 5 awe, aud if Strolle
White is not "spoofing" us, i
might that ehould the Elks
bowling team sec fit to go ovei
thj line to attenj the St. AndreWi
Day celebration, the local aggrega
liou might find no end of amuse
men. The news item in question U
:*s follows:
Souk; Bowling
t>i)>sou—241,211,201.
\V. S. Watson—210.
CORDOVA JAl'AXESE
GIVE $100 TO SHOW
THEIR GOOD WILL
Cordova.—Tlie Japanese residents
of Cordova, who have shown iheii
loyalty to the mother country by
celebrating the coronation of the
emperor, are not unmindful of tth«
kindly ieeling that has existed here
toward lhem, and as an appreaiatloi
of that fact they made a donation cl
$100, to be applied to some useful
public purpose. The money was
turned over to Mayor Slater and it
was arranged that it be given, to the
library fund of our Schools, to be
used in the purchase of additional
books.
INTERIOR WEATHER
Skagway, cloudy, n. w. 30 above
Whitehorse, fog, 2 Inches Of new
snow, calm, 4 above.
Lower LeBarge, cloudy, 5 inches
of new snow, n. w. 2 above.
Hootaliaqua, clear, calm, 4 above.
Big salmon, cloudy, calm, 6 be
low.
Carmacks, clear, some Ice running
n. w.—.
Yukon Crossing, Ice heavier, half
full, fog, calm, 10 below.
Selkirk, riv^r full of ice, fog,
csJm, 8 above.
Isaac Creek, river clceed, fog,
calm.—.
Stewart River, cloudy, calm 4
above.
Ogilvlc, fog, calm,—.
Dawson, cloudy, calm, 10 above.
For the first time tills soajoa the
rotary enow plow was run to White
Pass today, the big track cleaner be
ing taken aa fair as Log Cabin.
Tho plow was ran for the purpose
of clearing the track of 6mow that
a special train could lie run. to
WJiltehoree today ami thus permit
of a train being operated north
and south tomorrow, to begin and
maintain tbe winter schedule of a
train each way on Tuesday and Fri
day.
nye-makkle wedding
! Last cvenlu?, in the presence of
Mr. and Mre. Herman Olson, at
tbe rectory of the Mcthodist-Eplsoo
l»ai church In this city, Reverend L.
II. 1'edersen performed he manrlago
ceremony which united Mr. Charles
Nye and Mrs. Catherine MaTkle In
the holy bonds of wedlock.
Mr. Nye is a pioneer resident of
Stag way, and one of its most prom
lueut cltl2ens, being the general
manager and principle stockholder
j' the Home Power company.
The bride, who lias been a resi
dent of okagway for over a year,
is also a pioneer Northerner, hav
ing formerly resided In Robinson,
K. T.
' The wedding was a very quiet
erne, and immediately after the
I ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Nye went
aboard the steamship Georgia,
bound for Juneau. From that city,
it is their intention to visit some
of the cities farther south and it
may be that they will extend their
trip to Vancouver and Seattle.
Upon tho return of Mr. and Mrs.
Nye to okagway, they will take up
their residence in their now home o
.-Seventh Avenue, which the groom
purchased last spring, and during
the past summor has remodelled
and made over into a thoroughly
modem and up to dale home, plac
ing it among the most handsome
residences in the entire territory of
, Al-iska.
Mr. and Mrs. Nye will be at
. home after January 1st, 1916.
MOW POLICE MAGISTRATE
FOR WH1TEHORSE
It Is reported here thai J. Lang
• lots Beil. an attarney of Dawson,
will succeed the late George L.
Taylor as police in agist rate at this
pla-;e, says the last issue of the
Whitthoreo Star. Tho i>osition la
a sood one, pa/ii-g $5,400 per an
iium, Including house rent. Mr.
De'l came to Dawson fourteen ye^re
i ago as assistant gold commissioner,
• bat lias been engage in the prac
. tlco of his profession, that of law,
for the past ten yea-re. His fam
• ily consists of a wife and grown
i daughter. His eldest daughter is
• the wife of Inspector Telford of the
R. N. W. M. P. The Bella will prob
ably come to Whitehorse before the
end of the year.
Juneau, Nov. 20—Judge James
NVickersham, delefate to congress
from Alaska, passed through to
Seattle on tho Admiral Evans this
morning. It had been reported that
he might stop ever in Ju
neau for a day or two, but Judge
Wlckersnam evident'y had changed
Ills plans for he did not leave his
stateroom while fie Admiial Evans
was in 'port
A few of the delegate's frlneds
called it the boat tc see him, but
were toid that the delegate was
asleep. Judge Wickereham is on
his way to Washington, to attend
the session of congress which be
gins December 7.
W. C. Edes, chairman of tho
board of Alaska railroad engineers,
also Is a passenger on the Admiral
Evans for the south. He is going to
Washington to report to Secretary
Lane, of the interior department,
and is accompanied by Mrs. Edee.
Lux Is Just the thing lor doing
a little laundering -while traveling.
Convenient to use and sure Rnd safe
)■ reeults. 10c at Kellers', tf.
HOME MADE
NEW ENGLAND
HIK MEM
Made of best quality materials
Delicious, clean. Not spiced too
highly—just right.
Order at once for your Thanks
giving pies.
MRS. R. H. PRATT
South flat, Zinkan Apts., 8th and State
YUKON"KUS TO ENLIST FOR 'ITAil
(Contlaued from page 1.)
tia. and work will be uadertak«a ]>y
Commissioner Black la early
spring. Meauwhllp he will qualify
either on the cosuit or at the Royal
Military college, KUgBton, aa a
captain bo that he oa* command
the Yukon men at the front. It
is expected the company will form
a par* of one of the new British.
Columbia regiments. Hon. Robert
Rogers, minister of the interior, ap
proves of Commissioner Black's plan
and will grant him as extended
leave of absence aa ha deetres.
OLSON OFF FOR
SLY WEEKS' VACATION
Clarence Olson, who has been in
111 health for Bome few weeksi at
the White Pasa hospital, was a paa
seager for Juneau last night on the
steamship Georgia Upon hia ar
rival at Juneau, he -will be joined
by bis brother Byron Oleom, and
together the two Oleon brothere
will moke a trip to Sanitarium,
near Sitka, where they will onjoy
tho hospitality of Dr. Goddard and
the pleasures of the hot BprlngB at
the famous health resort for the
coming month or bJx weeks.
Mr. Olson has the heartfelt wishe
of his many friends in this city for
his speedy return to h>la usual
good health. - - • -
LUX contains more real ooap
than fiTe times Its weight Is ordi
nary soaps or soap powder. Get It
for 10c at Kellera'. tt
NOTICE TO
! TAXPAYERS
.. , v.
Tba aeseeamernt books d
tajcablo propar*y la the towtl of
Skagway, for the year 191#, xr»
now in my bands, and Laxoa levied
upon sama are uow du« Aad
payable. . '•
Taxes upoai Personal prflpQrtT
will become delinquent co th« J*ut
day of November, 1918, at 6 «L ®.
Taxes upon Real proporty trill
become dallnqueat o* the l&s): ft&y
of February, 1916, at 9 p. ts»d
unless such tu« art |taM ojjo*
both real and pereoaal properly <xa
or before date of delUqueucir, 80
per cent penalty will be lidded
thereto and (n'ereet charged at t&e
rato of eight per cent per aaa»im .
All taxes payabA at the office of
thfl Town Treasurer, a* U. S. Qowt
House, 3kasway.
MARTIN OO.VWAT,
Tow» Treaiiuxer.
11 -•<-11 -18-'l 5.
BEST LINE
of
5c Cigars
ever sold in
Skagway
Tony Dortero
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneao, Alaska
-epital. $30,0()0.00. Surplus, $20,000.00
B. M. BEHRENDS.
Pretidenl
R. WILLIS C.UY McNAUGHTON,
Vice Pre*. { Ca«Vi<w
2 Shopping Days-then Thufctgiving
and X-mas around the Corner
X-mas Goods Are Now Shown in Profusion
ROYAL SOCIETY CORDICHET PACKAQES
Something Entirely New tor the Industrious Needlewoman
Buciila «»<i Cordichet Crochet Tatting Threads
The Best D. M. C. Substitutes
HAND-PAINTED HOTCAKE, LEMONADE
AND LUNCHEON SETS
Particularly Striking It This Handsome Blue and White Ware
X.MAS TOYS, GAMES, DRUMS, WAGONS
And an Endless Amount of Seasonable Gifts
f»r Young and Old
GET THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT NOW
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Pkoa* SS Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday t p. as.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Ofcce, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Monday and Tuesday
Bex Universal presents Lola Weber *nd Phillip Bmalley la their
awn production In 2 parts THE sriDEIt AND HBR WEB.
EV SEARCH OF QUIET. — A stirring drama.
IKE GETS A GOAT. — Good coracdy. Mil; i! !"1 !
J_<
Wednesday—TRE1' O' HEARTS.
Music bjr J. V. J
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
"Have You Got
HOW OFTEN that question is asked of the drag clerk
now days. Our patrons are beginning t» discover
the fact that it is unnecessary to ask the question of
us, and now they merely say, "Give me a bottle of "
or "Give me knowing that they ars dealing
where the most complete stock of drugs, drug sundries and
toilet articles ev«r carried in Alaska are to be had.
Is it necessary to say more. If you are in doubt, try
it out.
Our prescription department is in charge of Mr. A. C.
Bonebrake, a graduate of pharmacy, and every prescription
is filled honestly, carefully and scientifically.
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Third and Broadway
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