Uneeda Biscuit! j
So why not get them where you know t
they are the freshest and best. We t
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in I
packages and bulk X
v <2
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Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of Shoes be a
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FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers Phone 32
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Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
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3rd Avenue
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Ju reality the "care of the hair"
(mls the "care of the scalp." Ap
v • PUROLA" Hair Toue according
directions furnished with each
>tt)e, and you will not only be
irprised, but pleased with ths
cnderfui results. A satisfactory
loti for hair health; sold on
i merits and satisfaction guaran
od >r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
r botlle. Specify "PUROLA!"
WholetAle and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and differ tint articles
Don't forget the n'lniber
428 Broadway
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AM, KINDS OF PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Itouk
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ecure this gilt edge '>
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I have for sale in one lump *
the following property
li* lots with splendid Urge
two story bulldlne com
pletely furnished for
rooming house.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
of thre« roonaa completely
furnished.
6 lots in Block SS.
2 lots in Block W.
The whole property at a
lumpsum of J3UJ0. a hargald
at$«iM>.
Itle perfect, all taxes and aasessmenu
paid, call or write to
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Ajcat
NUGGET MOVIES
tir<«wlM*7, Mveeo SSud and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TOSTIOHT
The Girl Who Might Have Been.
—A drama iu 3 i>arts, featuring
Ned Finley, "Freddy the Ferret,"
auu other Vitagraiph starB.
The Professor's N'ghtmare. — A
Vttajria.ph; comedy.
Music by Miss Baibrr.
Ouaumm M St.tD p. in.
HAINES LETTER
Mrs. Tressing, daughter of Mr.
and- Mre. B. E. Benaiu who hag
been spending a week or ten days 1
Juiwru, visiting aud on business is
expected home on the Spokane.
HAINES, June 11—Mrs. Ague*
Odd], niece of Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Od")l ai rived iu Haines on the City
of Seattle from Beaumomt, Texas,
on Tuesday evening and Is the
gu.si of her uncle and aunt.
On Tuesday the dwelling house
belonging to Ed Don.ielly, situot d
on Thiid avenue and Main, street,
caug:;t fiTe, but unde»- prompt aic
tion ol the fire department, under
the management oX N. G.' Hanson,
fire warden, it was ^oou put out.
At a regular meeting of the fire
dpeartment 'at the A. B. Hall ou
We-lne-^iay evening. It waa de
cided to take up the matter of
'he Fourth of July- celebration witl
the otner organizations in the
town and A. J. Danne'-line was ap
pointed .as the conumtltre from the
fire department to co.vfer with like
committees from the other organiza
tioa on the matter and to make
arrangements.
Alfred Gordon, leader of the
Kluckwan native band was ex
amined tfffore J. J Kennedy on
Wednesday on a charge of violating
section 2001, of the compiled laws
of ^ia>ska, which' resulted in a dls
mi saj of the aharge. He was af
terward arraigned before the same
court on a charge of assaul* and
battery, plead not guilty, and de
manded a Jury trial, but before the
Jury was empanneled, the matter
was settled out of court.
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.
ffce Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way With Dan draff.
Kill the germ that causes dandrufr
illlng hair and baldness, you will have
.a more dandruff, and yoar hair mus
row luxuriantly. Newbro's Herplcidt
ot only contains the dandruff Kern,
'stroyer, but It Is also a most dellght
(I hair dressing for regular toilet use
> other hair preparation Is on thU
ientlflc basis of deetoying the dandruff
rrms. It stops all Irritation, keeps th
•alp sweet, pure and wholesome. Re
ember that something claimed to be
lust as good." will not do the work ot
renuine Herpiclde. Sold by leading
lrugglsts. Send 10c. in stamps for sam
tie to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit. Mich.
4« an a rag wtorm.
Oat- JoUar Dottle, fuaraBte«d
1
VnEsii>BN'rs son mak£» visit
• ■ * ■
U. S. Granti Jr., sun fcj Ulyseea
jriuit .former presiitebt of the
Unitt.sl States, came iu on the Spo
kane and U stopping u+ the Pul
len House. Mr. Grant (is aaaxn
panied by h's wife. They plan on.
m&rnng a tour of the inside and
their luUnerary calls for transpor
tation down the river.
" L
NOTICE j!
There will bee a short business
meel'KS of the Arctic Brotherhood
tonight at which lmpoirtant busi
ness wir be transacted. The meet
nv will be promptly ait 8c / All
members urged to attend.
TOWN TOPICS
R. M. McCallum left on _the south
bound Spokane for Seattle.
-• . -2
Mrs. B. R. Plnkenton Is regis
tered at the Golden NQrth.
Prosper Ganty was a sound dis
trict rat-senger on the Spokane.
A. Z. Coward of Juneau is stop
ping in Skagway for a few dayB.
Mrs. Meyers of Oarmax. came in
ju the Spokano last night.
Mr*. A. Bunglin left on the
train for interior points this morn
ling. |#
Thos. Duddy was a passenger on
the morning's train for interior
points.
Miuo Lois Butt left on the Spo
kane to s$>end her vacajtou on the
outside. ,
Jo6. Hogstrum haviii* spew* some
time iu the local hcupitaj left' on
the Spokane. '" | \
J. B. Justice and W. Stanford
steippcd aboard the socrlDg'a train
for .Whitehoree.
Miss Stone secured transportation
on the White Pass Route Tor inter-'
ior *>ohita th-is morning.
Mrs. Brimstone, wire of Sheriff
Brimstone of Dawson, left on the
mornln's train for Daw .-ton.
A. Van Mavern, knight oX the
grip, finished his trade calls in
Sk&o'Wdy a«d left on the Spokane
for Juneau.
Mrs". C. S. Cochnu, Victoria
Downey and Prances Cochran, form
a. California party who are stopping
in Skagway for a few days.
Mrs. L. S. Keller was a south
bound nassenger on l-e> Spokane.
Sh..- is making a tour of the plateau
ata'os and will returi: in two
months.
Miss Zella Cle<gg. formerly of
this ?itv has returned after an ab
t&is city has returned utter an ab
sence of nine years :n»d is calling
upou old friends and acquaintances.
BA<"K AT HIS OLD TRICKS
After a vacation of some twenty
two months, D. J, Rich, proprietor
of the firm of tise "Houee of Rich"
is once more "pul'ln* it on" same
of th»- places in town. He has se
cured'the services tf a first class
painter, paperhaiyr and! decorator.
His stock oI paints and wall paper
is b.i'Jg rapidly reiileiniahed, and
another shipment Is expected on
tlys *h-st freight boat. Orders will
rece -e oareful and promipit aittentio
and will be given personal supervi
sion. 6-9-13-16.
WILL SHOW OFF
016 BOUTS
The Grand Trunk Pacific will
&ct as hose to the p eople of Siciig
way -uis coming Friday and Satur
day, 011 the lau.ugura.tion of their
new service to Southeastern Alaska.
ihe arrival of tUei Prince George"
will open the tourlai season tor
tn uin iu Alaskan water*. The big
boat is scheduled to ^reach this
port at 4 ff.-m. Friday. in or
der that the general public may in
spect 'iie moving sea. palace tUe
Grand Trunk Pacific have arranged
for & recaption to tihe ladies of
bi.agwuy on Friday al*ernooa and
for a luncheon to the business men
on- Sa» uixiay.
As won as the steamer hiap been
docked and the norih'bound. passen
gers uie ashore and tue formalities
yiAU 'he customs ot'fliers are fiu
oiied, the" Steanier will be turoiwn
open to the general ;>uolic for in
buectiou and atfterncon tea will be
served to the ladles rf Skugway in
the (lining saloon. Airs. G. W.
Powell and Mrs. Herniiu Miller will
be in the receiving line welcoming
the iudies to the boat. The present
plans of the hostesses call for seven
assistants to assist in serving t«a
and seeing that no> one minute of
thf- tune is uninteresting on the
b't; boat. The ladies "iho will ais
sisi the hostesses are: Mrs. Gable.
Mra. Weber, Mrs. Hensou, Airs.
Laiwiwbo rough, Mis. Will Blanchai<d,
Urt. Burtford and Mrs. Hillery.
invitations for this tea have been
.cut through the mall to all
ladies ot Skagway, but the Grand
Trunk Pacific wish to impress on
the sidles that this tea is open, to
ail and in the event of their not
receiving au invitation that it was
through oversight and au invitation
is extended to ail through the col
umns of the press.
Oa Saturday, June 17th, a lunch
eon will be served the business men
ctf Ska-'way and Involutions have
been forwarded all the business meal
o.f *his city. The invitations! gfcate
th'H the, luncheon will tajce
place at 12:36 noon. The
Grind Trunk Pacifio therefore
wish to announce that the business
men of Skagway will be entertained
at tnis hour, which is 11:30 a. m.
s'lore time. The shio will be otpen
to inspection at that time aud
luncheon ,wlH be served at twelve
noon, as the steamer leaves thin
port at 2 p. m. shore time for the
soutn.
It is the Intention of the Com
pany tc leave Skagway later in the
aJ'termc. n, but in order to. faciltate
the arrangements they are making
for a rmall recepton a.' ^Juneau, it
will be necessary to leave Skagway
earlv iu the afternoon jao that Ju
neau will be reached lu the early
eveUap.
HUPKRIXTENDENT WEARS SM1LIJ
Mrs. V I. Hahn, with her two
children, K£rl and KJiherlne re
tnnu<d to Skagway oa the Sl>o&ane
and have taken the house of N. E.
Black for the summer months. They
have beea in Seattle during the
winter, where the children wera in
aolvtol.
NOTICE
Owing to *he demand of so many
people wanting toi Day their bills at
the end of the rnontn, 1 hereby
appoint my wife, Mrs. L. Itjen, as
my attorney and authorize her to
collect for me.
lt-6-13. MARTIN ITJEN.
BA1K OF ALASKA
RESOURSES OVER $230,000
An Institution of Strength and Character
Eq uipped to Meet Every Legitimate Banking Need of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Wholesalers of the State* and
the Retailers, Operators and Distributors of Alaska
GROWTH IN DEPOSITS
1916 Opening Day $ 9, 151.61
17,593.58
40,721.79
64,914.00
96,920.39
133,978.29
9167,360.91
Temporary Quarters in Skagway, 5th Avenue
between Broadway and State
Permanent Location, 6th Avenue and Broadway
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PRESIDENT ► ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. .. ... ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J X WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. tf. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... UEOR'JE HLTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER . . .. W I;. LANDSBOROUOH.
GENERAL COUNSEL .. .. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY ~ ... ~ ... ... H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHBTH B. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTERMANN,
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ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
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B. M. BEHREVD6, J. R. WILLIS, OUV MeN'AUGHTOX,
President. Vice Pres. Cashier.
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