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For the past winter we have endeavored to make our Bre;id
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THK ORDIN
ARY.
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TOWN TOPICS
Fr.i.ti Cook was a passenger for !
Junea i.
J. A. Hawkins is registered at
tho G >!dt.n North.
Leo Simmons v.cut Itfck to Car
iross -uis morning.
-Mr. Carrick and wife left oil the
Jefferron for Juocau.
Mr. a; J Mrs. G. H. Miller re
turned on the Princess Sophia.
C -Mills, r^prerenting Kelly
Doug!. .- :i .1 Co., is off for Dawson.
A. V." IKxiIly, traveling man from
Vaucouvtr, is on his way to Daw
son.
S Ward. a of the N. W.
M. P, left for theinteriftr this
morulas.
! I. J, chief engineer of the
Sir K.nano le't for the interior
t iU morning.
John L. M"Qnii>n, au attorney of
Fairbanks was a u'"ssenger 011 the
morning's train. .
S. K Wing, presenting the West
Coast CrocfTT C-nirany, left for
the interior tilt morning.
J. McAbeer, with the Five
Kir-«»r Coal Co., at Carmacks, was
a i> • s>1 zcr 011 ♦,.t> train this morn
V II
T'.i R> J Cross Society will meet
tomorrow nfter.io»,n at the Ziokan
ao-ctn'oi ts »o work 011 supplies to
be Used in the European battle-:
fields. All ladi«s interested aie
invited to come ant', help. i
G.rce Warden Walker, at Wran .
goll Is seeking the whereabouts
aad information torcerning Tom )
Nelsou, last heard of a.bout j
Pom* His wife who is In Oak- 1
1 .!ifl California, .'s cnxious to hear
from him. Those having any in- J
rerrnatson on me suojtxi
tep kindly get iu communication
wit:> Mr. Walker at Wrong ell.
Instilment twelve of the Uni
versal 3pecial Future Serial, "Tlie
Clack Bos," whlcih is entitled
'"Ncth Iron "Wheels," and fea»
turrs a train wreck in New Mexi
co and a fiercely exciting rescue
frora death tmang the turbulent
waters of the Rio Grande, will ba
sho . n at the Popular Picture Pal
acc t night. In this episode the fa
mous fall of Anna Little through
a l>ruk«iu bridge and Herbert Raw
linsou's equally sensational plunge
Croiii horseback over tho bridge rail
to 1-fT reacue Is depicted.
TRAIN OH HE H ILY LOADED
A *rain for tha iuterior left
this morning can vine; three coach
53, w'th every seat full. Th© ©n
;inevriiif commission wliioli has
L.een staying over in Skagway for
i di.y left on this train. They will
5o to Whitehorsc- and en to the
5ce:.-» Jf a<ctiou. Mr. Riggs with an
other '<>♦ of engineers and trained
Gien is expected through here by
tue tiid of this month.
COMMISSION BRINGS HORSES
Ten horses for use in the in
!<»ncr on the government rail
road v/tre unloadf.-J from the Jef
ferson last night ard are on their
wav to 'he interior. The Engineer
;ng Commission will use them in
the grading and for hauling of
supplies to and from the camp at
Nrtiaoa.
• FOR SALE—4 rcom house, 3 lots
30x100 on 11th Avenue. A bargain
at $250 cash. First one to plunk
dowa the cash gets It. Euquire
Alaskan office. 4-28-tf.
LUX contains more real soap
chaa five times Its weight In ordi
a»r» soaps or soap powder. Get It
tor 10c at Kellers' tf
Out Door Life
LIFE in the open goe3 a long way
toward insuring sound health,
which is trie real foundation of beauty
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Should any PUROLA
Induct fail to eive
ESTIKE satisfaction
the prue paid will be
cheerfully refunded
by your local dealer.
Applied just before a a outing of anykinc
will positively prevent all ill effects of the exposure
to sun and wind. Made in flesh and white.
Its use creates the soft, velvety appearance which is so
much sought after. Price SO cento per bottle. -
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WEEK END MENU.
SATURDAY—BREAKFAST.
Stewed Prunes.
Whole Wheat Cereal.
Creamed Errs on Toast.
Hot Crisp Rolls.
Jam or Jelly.
Coffee or Cocoa.
LUNCHEON.
Broiled Shad Roe
Baked Tomato and Cheese.
Sliced Orannos. Soda Biscuit.
Tea or Cocoa.
DINNER.
Alphabet Soup With Bread Sticks
Roast La nib With Mint Jelly.
Potato Balls. Teas.
Lettuce Salad.
Fruit Sherbet. Fancy Cakes.
Coffee.
Olives.
"Of Another Kidney."
Broiled kidneys.— The best
lambs' kldntys. absolutely fresh,
should I e chosen for l<r<>llin^.
Wash thcli) thoroughly mid plunge
them into salted boiling water. Ite
move from the lire ami leave live miii
utes Then cut the kidneys almost in
two, not severing them, hul spreadiug
each flat and fastening ii open with a
skewer. Dip in melted butter and hroii
brown. Serve with croutons.
Kidney and Eaton. Chop fine a me
dium sized onion autl mix It with a
teacupful of breadcrumbs, a table
spoonful of chopped parsley, the gtatej
rind of liilf a lenon au.l one well
beaten egg. Spread Ibis mixture on
slices of bacon and wrap each slice of
bacon arouuil a well washed kidney..
Skewer the bacon In place and bake the
kidneys in the oven until done Serve
with a brown gravy.
Sauted Kidneys.—Slice the kidneys
in three or four slices and put them in
a skillet with a tab.'espoouful of butter.
Cover and ctok for five minutes Then
uncover nail cook until well done, turn
ing often. Thicken the gravy in the
pan. season well and pour over the kid
neys on a hot dish.
Kiduey Omelet.—Boll kidneys until
tender, drain and slice very thin. Add
to an omelet when It is ready to roil.
Kidney Croquettes. — I'.oil kidneys
and chop fine. .Mix them—two cupfuls
—with two tablespoonfuls of bread
crumbs, a teaspoonful of chopped
onion, pepper and salt to taste and a
beaten ecrg. Form into rolls, dip Into
breadcrumbs and beaten egg aud
hrown in deep hot fat
Kidney on Toast.—Roll kidneys ten
der. drain, chop ami mix with cream
sauce Serve on slices of crisp hot
toast.
Kidney I'nttles.—Prepare the cream
ed kidneys and p-it tliem into patty
cases. Sprinkle with cIiopikm! parsley.
Kidney Rolls.—Mix oiie-hiii' cupful of
stale breadcrumb.-;, oiic-hal. onion fine
ly chopped and o'.e !:::!f lai lespeonful
finely chopped imi 'ley. Season with
salt and pepper n-"l moisten with beat
en ess. .:prea1 n.ix'nrc "n thin slice
.if bacon and fasten around pieces of
a.obs kiduey. using skewers. Bake
in i hot oven twenty minutes.
(/
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coining cr
think of the fall name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in oir
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fox
signature of E.W. Grove on the box. "?5c
Cwiiig to the number of com
plaints which have been made at
My office, relative to the chickens
a;.'d nher fowls which are per
mitted to run at large, from this
date ou notice is hereby given that
Ordinance No. 99 of the Town of
Skagwsy, which is "An Ordinance t
pro* ido fir a tax on dogs to pre
vent certain animals from running
a* largo i-nd for other purposes"
will be strictly enforce^.
Signed, FRANK PAGE,
3 3-41. Town Marshal.
Zenkfc Oil for clocks, watches
and typewriters. Thin In body it
quickly reaches the finest parts of
these delicate mechanisms, lubricat
ing them correctly without gum
ming; cleaning those parts and
preventing rust. 10c, 25c 50c bot
tles. Keller Bros, Sole Skagway
Asrents.
NUGGET MOVIES
I$roaihv»7, lietveen 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Charlie Chaplin iu "The Banfc,"
a two reel comedy.
Lubiu Company presents "The
Van From tho Sea."—A two reel
drama.
Music by Mrs.~W. R. Hlllery.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
J A Wild Goose
Chase
By F. A. MITCHEL
J This Ls a copy of the will of Edw ard
j Spangler, who died leaving a daughter
who was engaged to Thomas Ornnby,
I a young man of whom the teatator ap
proved. Mr. Spangler was considered
a very singular personage, and hla will
bears out the opinion.
"Believing that between husband
and wife the one showing the greater
thought, resource, Ingenuity — Indued,
those faculties which go to make up
smartness—should rule, I bequeath my
fortune either to my beloved daugh
j ter, Imogene Spangler, or to the roan
; she shall marry, the inheritance to be
decided in the following manner:
| "My property, consisting of twenty
bonds of $5,000 euch, is buried in I he
I state of Florida. They will be found
J either on the right bauk of the St
Johns river, at its Junction with the
ocean, or at Glencove Springs, tweri
j ty miles northeast of St. Augustine.
The tinder of the bonds—either my
| daughter, Imogene Spangler, or her
husband—shall be their possessor."
"Surely, Tom," suld Imogene after
reading the will, "father must have
been delirious when he signed his will.
| You'd better go to Florida and visit
the two places named in the will.
Quite likely you'll And a pointer in the
I one where the bonds are buried."
i "I think you had better go with me.
i We can make It a bridal trip."
I "Very good. Name the day."
| Imogene and Tom were duly mar
i ried and preparations made for the
wedding journey. The evening before
| their start Imogene went into her Inte
father's library, where the old gentle
man had kept many atlases—for he
; was much Interested in geography—
with u view to locating the points
where they were to hunt for the bonds.
Sir. Spangler had set great store by a
revolving plaster globe four feet In
diameter. Imogene fouud St Augus
tine on this globe, but not Glencove
Springs, so she got down an atlas con
taining a sufficiently detailed map and
located the points exactly.
The couple left the nest morning for
the Flowery State, passing gradually
from winter Into summer. When they
reached St Augustine Tom proponed
that,they put up at a third rate hotel
or n cheap boarding house, lie did not
approve of spending money freely until
they had found the money to spend,
j But Imogene said that, being on her
! wedding Journey, she proposed to live
j like a bride. Tom was overruled, and
; they went to the most expensive hotet
j After a few days' rest from their
Journey Tom proi>osed that they should
! proceed to look-up their fortune. Ino
j gene seemed to be in no hurry.
1 U1 urmiui laun- uvid
I "Suppose you go to both points."
! "Rut in case 1 find (lie bonds 1 shall
| bo the owner of them."
' "Suppose you are? That won't make
' any difference to me. I Ihlnk the has
| baud should have the money anyway.
| I'npa was like most men; he thought
> that power In the family is lodged lu
j the one possessing the funds. He
should have known that womeu don't
work that way. Their power lies be
yond dollars and cents You go ahead
• and llnd the bonds."
Tom was puzzled. For hlra to go off
to hunt for a fortune on such meager
Information as lie possessed seemed
ridiculous. lie showed a disposition to
give up the matter.
I "Oh. go on!" said his wife. "You'll
got mighty tired sitting around with
me long before the honeymoon is over.
| Quite likely you'll find a clew. Father
wasn't such a fool as to hide a fortune
where no one could find It."
She kissed liim and patted him on
the back and sent him away. lie went
first to tiie Springs, where he spent a
day looking for a sign. Finding none,
he proceeded to Jacksonville aad
thence to the coast. But never a slijn
did he see. As for digging anywhere
without a sign, he was not sov stuped
as that So after three or four days'
absence lie returned to St. Augustine,
lie expected to find his wife disap
pointed at Ills failure, but she met him
with a smile.
"You don't seem to be much de
' pressed at the loss of a fortune," be
remarked.
"Isn't it a wife's duty to cheer her
husband In times of adversity?" N8be
replied.
"I hope you'll be able to keep tt tip
when the bills begin to come In."
"Brush your hair and get that disap
pointed look off your face. Things are
not so bad as they appear. I have
something to tell you. The night be
fore we left for this place I went into
father's library to look upon his globes
and uiaps where these places you have.
been are. Something in tne worus
Gleneove Springs sounded suggestive.
'Springs, springs,' t kept saying. Why
I did it I don't know, but I pressed
my thumb on the globe at the point
where Gleneove is and broke through
the surface. Taking a knlfo, I began
to dig and found the bonds. Here
they are." £ •••
Going to her trunk, she unlocked It
and took out twenty 6 per cent gilt
edge bonds.
Tom kissed her enthusiastically.
Then suddenly the smile left hlfl face,
and he said:
"This makes you governor of the
household."
"Not at nil. I expect to defer to
you in everything," was the comfort
Ing reply
But she never assigned the bonds to
bim. aud he learned in time that her
father was not so crackbrained as wag
lupposed.
Don't Be Alarmed!
IF YOU CATCH HE
Paint-Up and Clean-Up Fever
DOCTOR SAYS ITS AN EPIDEMIC
Brush out all the cob webs and germ centers, get a can of white
enamel and give the wood work in the bed rooms,
and bath room a coat '
Give the floor a coat of No. 15 Foor Varnish, a gallon will
cover 700 square feet
Valentine's Valspar famish l^at Wont Turn
- — White ,
Puts new life into your furniture
Japalac Gold and Aluminum Paint for Wocd or Metal
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 FtOre cloees at 8 P. M. ' Saturdays 9 P. M.
Popular Picture Palme
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office- Filth Avenue
Ooen Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday aitd 'l'liuisday
THE BLACK BOX.—Episode No. 12, by E. Phillips Oppenhetm,
witlv Jleibeit Rawlinsou, lima Little and Win. WortJiinjftoo,
IN THE Sl'LTAX'S GARDEN
ORCHIDS—BIRDS OP PASSAGE.
THE FLIKT.
5,000 Feet oi films.
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Admission 25e anct ICc Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell SkagWay Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
PRESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT ANDKEW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J. T. WESTERMANN
CASHIER \V. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEOKGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... W. I,. LANDSBOROUGII.
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... .JOHN KENNEDY
GENERAL COUNSEL . . . . ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY II. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN, J. T. WESTEUMANN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGK, P. H. GANTY.
ANDREW A. BENTON, W. H. HENSON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
i THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
t *
| Juneau, Alaska
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Capita], $30,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. K. WILLIS, GUV McNaUGHTOX,
President. Vice; Pres. " Casliier.
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