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Brundsvay. tw«Tvceii 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Jack's Pal.—A 9elig wild animal j
Irama.
The Wood Nymph.—An Essanay j
Irama la two parts.
The Professional Scapegoat — A
:omed • featuring Sidney Drew.
Ou account of the ochool pro
:ram( there will be no show Frt
lay night.
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
t'tinniMMicee U »:»«' p. m.
Zenith OU assures the b«et poe
tible reults aa a. lubricant for all
iSht or delicate ma«kin«ry. 10c,
15c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Skag-svay Agents.
the urn
WILL OPEN
WE NEED THE MONEY TO
MAKE THE FIRST f
DEPOSIT |
Now is the time to buy £
everything: cheap up to *
5
Tony Dortero \
Cigar* and Pipei j
A
VvTLy don'i you get that
ROYAL TAT ORED LOOK?
We oiler LOYAL Made-to-Measu-e
i^uits iiid :'Vt rc->ats at $16 to $40
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
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TOWN TCi IC5
The Jefferson is due to reach
here sometime tomcrrow.
The program for the school en
tertainment in aid of ths librae
is oublishoJ elsewhere in today s ;> i
per. One giante will shew y i
that it is good. Bitter be tatr.
Zerlth Oil is particular.
for list in lubricatu. - .
parrs of all delicate ;a
10c, ?5c, 5uc bottles,
Sole Sl.agway AgwU.
The Rev Cross society hild a
entauMastic meetii.g yesterday • f
ternooa, with a slight increase in
attendance over the week before.
Considerable work was accomplish e-1
in preparing hosp'*al supplies for
use on the Eurt peaa battlefields.
It is hoped that still more of the
SKagway ladies will find time to at
tend 'he meeting next Thursday.
Zeuitli Oil for movias picture ma
chines, talking machines, phono
graphs a.;d musical instruments, au
tomobile magnetos and dynamos, <s
unexcelled. 10c, 25c, 50c bottles.
Keller ttros. Sole Skrgway Agents.
ATTENTION REPUBLICAN'S
The republicans of Skagway pre
cinct are requested to attend a
meeting a* 'he town hall, next Sat
urday evenin? at 7:30. Matters of
imoortaiice <> be discussed.
HOWARD ASHLEY,
Territorial Committeeman
William Kunter, a native of Ju
neau, met death in a peculiar man
ner. He was try'inn to pry a log
loose with a long pole, when he
was kuocked over the log and his
neck broken.
Remember that there is only one
"Xenulae" Kodak. If it isn't an
Eaatm?n. it Isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers are the Skagway agents.
HOME MADE HUEAO
From this date on, the Golden
North cafe will sell bread to all
those who may wist to call for
■ame. I"he Golden North bread
is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's
md Rapuzzi's stores. tf.
The Skagway agents for th«>
EaatHEn Kodak, fires and auppliee
• re Keller Bros. * tf.
Supt. V. I. Halin of the White
I'iiss 4r Yukon Route, has very kind
lv promised the committee in charge
o' the "Days of '97" dance that
tht> regular excursion rates from
V.'hitthorse and all points south
will prevail. Good southbound on
-March 10th, and northbound on
i he 14th or earlier, if there Is a
train.
Woi'd lias been, received that
Thomas \'oye», a well known form
er opera ox of No*ne, died Feb. 7,
:a st. Louis. In th« early days
of the Nome camp he was a prom
inent iigure on SewaTd peninsiula.
He was well-to-do when he went
io Nome and when he left he was
wealthy. He was prominent so
li illy tu, well, he and Mrs. Noyes
being among the most elaborate en
tertainers of the day.
Subscribe tor tue Dally Aluskau
A Ml.MOW MIXER
VISITS FAIRBANKS
Alois Freiderich, Who ia mining
; antimony at the head of Vault
! creek is in town on business. He
reports that he has traced the
[l--dge to a depth ol 50 feet and
that 'be Quality of the pre contin
ues to tha» depth. The ledge has
.videued also.
Among those interested In anti
1 mouy there is much speculation
I iu Fairbanks as to hew much of
! the ore there is available in the
1 lauana valley. As near as can be
learned, there are large stores of
it on the upper Tanana river which
could be mined at a profit if
there was any means of transporta
tion. There are ledges of antimony
in the Kantishna district, which,
it is said by men competent to know
i* will take a number of years to
work out, and it is only a question
of finding a market for It
1.x ihe immediate vicinity of Fair
banks there are a number of pro
perties which are showing up well,
so that there is at least two years
work in sight. There is a possi
bility that there will i>e enough ore
on some of these properties to keep
the iterators busy for a much long
er' period. How much antimony ore
is available in the Fairbanks dis
trict. at this time cannot be guessed
a» with any degree of accuracy,
according to a man who specializes'
in this mineral and who is looking
over all the properties.—Fairbanks
News-Miner. • . • • * ' -J
is the
IWSON
To
Hear It
Is to
AcKnowlege
that it is
the only
Phonograph
with the
Human
Tone
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as fflWJMEN
Hear it at the SKagway Edison Agency
PROGRAM OF THE
ENTERTAINMENT
Given by pupils of the public
school tor benefit of the BCtool li
brary at Elks hall, March 3, 1916.
(Bring this with you tonight.)
A PATRIOTIC CYCLIC, lead by
Frances Kennedy.
1. Flag Salute
2. Flag Song
3. Our F.ag
ENGAGING A SERVANT
Lady, Ruth Pedereen.
Applicants; Lela Malan, Elian
Rogers, Etta Suadeen.
GAMES FOR CIRCLE; Primary pu
p.ls. (1) Sunbeams, (2) Skipping,
(3) I Soe You.
RECITATION — The Minuet, by
Vivian Talbot
ECHO — Mary McCann, Vivian
Phelps, Prosper Ganty.
SONGS WE LIKE—(1) Daisy, (2)
A Bustle ju. the Kitchen, (.3J
Sunbeams. (4) Bobby Sliafto, (5)
February, (6) Teddy Bear, (7)
Thanksgiving.
FOLIC DANCES, and seventh
Grade Girls:
1. Lads and Lassies (Scotch).
2. Blekiny (German)
3. ShoemaJter (Corman)
DlaCOVER\ OF GOLD IN ALASKA
Lois McKay.
OCCUPATION SONGS, Primary pu
pils.
(1) Farmer, (2) Sailor, (3)
Tnreshing, (4) Shearing, (5)
Dairy.
THE BIRD'S NEST; Mother Bird,
Florence Achison; Father Bird,
Philip Gault; Baby Birds, Dor
othy Clark, Eileen Lynch and
Lewis SelmeT.
SCARF DRILL—Twelve girls of
third, fourth and fifth grades.
RECITATION — (a) Miles StanJ
ish, (b) George Washington, by
Florls Clark.
LULLABIES: Girls of sixth and
seventh grades, (1) Brownie,
12) Dear Little Flowers, (3) In
dian Lullaby, (4) Moon is
Shining.
GOING TO MAURO, Gertrude Lld
dlcoat, Josepn. Pederaen and
Harry Achison.
FOLK DANCES: Sixth and seventh
Grade Girls:
1. Mountain March (Norwegian).
2. Muffin Man, (English).
3. Highland Schottiacho (Scotch)
4. Cabbage Patch (Bohemian).
INDIAN'S, Primary pupils:
X. John Brown's Indians
2. Band of Bravo Indians
3. Big Indian Chiel
WHAKF BUILDING
AT IRISH COVE
t Continued from yrige 1.)
dock in order that It may be
completed before the one thousand
tons of ore covered by Wood's con- ;
tract has been delivered in, the bunk
ers.
The Shamrock also took a num
ber of ore cars, rails and other
supplies fOT the mine as well as a
number of men to work on the
construction of tho wharf.—Valdez
Pr..sjiector, Feb. 14.
LHX contain* more real soap
tha« five times its weight in ordl-j
n&r> soaps or soap powder. (Jet it j
*or 10c at Kellers' tt Ij
FIREMEN" TURN' OUT!
There will be a regular meeting
of the Skagway Volunteer Fire De
partment at Fire Hall No. 2 at
8:30 o'clock Saturday night. All
membeis are urgently requested to
be present as there will be matters
of importance to come before the
meeting. 3-32t
A LETTER FROM A
CANADIAN VOLUNTEER
(Continued from page 1.)
outbreak of mumps. When
wrote, only one of the Yukon boys
was 'ifflicted, No-man Ryder, and
he not very bad, but they are con
fined to barracks which Jimmy says
is very irksome.
During the cold weather the sol
dier boys helped to clear the car
lines »nd streets, as there was a
five foot fall of snow.
He says they expected to be sent
awa> before this but that they have
no knowledge as to when they will
be sent to England.
A Ball on the Window Shade.
It frequently occurs In adjusting
spring roller blinds that the cord slips
through tire hand and the blind not
only winds up to the top, but continues
until the sprt.13 has spent its force and
the blind awl > ord are rolled up out of
reach. It i* then uceessary to use a
hair or n • ofcidiler to readjust it. All
'i! i "lib ainl niiimvaticp can be
i voided if uvi!! hollow rubber ba.'i
;>Ulu lied through
o it ma\ ' thiv 1 on the curtail
litis ami tied .->se to the stick
Should the ' Mil aw::\ with this
:'taehuieni i • b 1 will jam npagainN'
t'.e window frame preventing fort hi*
' hiding up r.-jw r Met hauics
Stars by Daylight.
It is worthy of tvm.irfc that but for
the brlvhn ess of the sky the stare
could be seen In ylight. Even as
matti s • and some of the brighter of
them have Ikvh sih-u after sunrise by
explorer:, or. hl^-b niouutains. where
the air i< \ ■■■• clear and the sky dark
blue. If we > ould ^'0 above the atmos
phere i' ' ;y would appear perfectly
black a -"xrs would be visible right
close up 'o the sun. Astronomers ob
serve br. 'ht stars in daytime by using
Ions focus telescopes, the dark tubes
of which cut off the side light, and per
sons In the bottom of deep wells have
noticed stars passing overhead, the
side light being reduced by the great
depths of the wells.
Evening Up.
He—Why do you dwell so constantly
on my bad traits? She-To preserve a
proper equilibrium. Ycu yourself are
likely to keep me reminded of the
few good ones you p> Richmond
Times! )ispat.h.
FOR SALE
65 TOWN LOTS
I am instructed by the owners to
sell all of ths above property; all
desirable residence lots, situated
within the corporate limits of the
Town of Skagft&y, Alaska.
iO corner lots
45 inside lots
The same will be sold to suit
purchasers without reserve at
prices, ranging from $10.00 to
$G5 00 each; all taxes paid and
title clear.
MARTIN CONWAY
Slra^wHy, Alaska. 11
Royal Society Cordichet
Like Heinz Pickles We Have
87 Varieties
This brilliant 6 cord, hard twisted thread
possesses great strength and lustre
and has that unvarying evenness which
makes it ideal for lace making, tatting and
macrarr.e'
White and Ecru—15 si^es, 1 to 150—2 balls for 25c
Boil proof colors in sizes 3, 10, 30, 50—2 balls for 25c
A Complete line of Package outfits
for Embroidery or Crocbek
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloee* at fc P M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post OSice. Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Saturday and Sunday
Inip Universal presents King Ba^got In his own production in
two parts, THE BLOOD TEST.
J. Warren Kerrigan in A TWENTIETH CENTURY PIRACY.
ANIMATED WEEKLY, 2108.
Belle Adair, Alec B. Francis in GRANDFATHER'S ROMANCE.
5.000 feet of films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
UntO further notice no shows will be given cn Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights.
Admission 26c and 10c
Begins 8:30
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. EEHRENDS BANK
.«uneau, Alnska
Capital. $50,UOC.OO. Sutp1u8,[$20.000.00
B. M. LEHRENDS R. VI 1LUS C.l!Y M«-NAUGHTON,
President Vice I re». Cashier
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