Summer Drinks 1
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Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar- |
ilia. Armours, Churches and |
Bass Island Grape Juice. |
We will have a full line of fresh fruits
and vegetables on the S. S. Se
attle early Satutday
morning.
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
ARRIVED |
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The English Last Shoes +
THE LATE5T STYLES
Dortero & Son £
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32 t
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G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARK
Ju reality the "car® of the hair"
m^ats the "care of t'^e scalp." Ap
ply ' PL'ROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottis, and you will not ouly b€
surprised, but pleased with the
wcnierful results. A satisfactory
Allot! for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
tee! >r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
oer botlle. Specify "PUROL.A!"
rvrv"
^ Wholesale #nd Retail
i CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
^ and different article*
S Doa't forget the n'iniber
9 428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPKS
Fiom 5c to Pockct Book
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEYANCER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagvvay
NUGGET MOVIES
I Hi(«tihv»7, twH'twn i2«d wirf «Srtl.
Open Every Night
FIVE REELS
TON1GH*
His Owu Hero. — A Biograph
ooait-dy.
Weary Goes A Wooing. — A Ka
!eji comedy.
L-,rt! Cecil Plays a Part and
Lcrd Cecil Keeps His Word. — Two
episodes of the Beloved Adventure*.
—Lubiu drama. fe.4uring Arthur
Johnson.
Music by Miss Bartx'P.
Oimin^ncev M S:«*0 p. ni.
TRAVELING AGENT
FOR WHITE PASS ROUTE
G. B. Buhmann has been appoint
ed traveling agent lor Me White
Pass a ad Y ukon Route and has
jumped into the harness with a vim
and ^t ermination to make things
hum for the Wai'e Pass.
.Mr. Buhmann willwork the Can
adian boats from Priiwe Rupert,
soliciting business foi the Whdte
Pa>-s over the Summit and boosting
the 'ceuic summit excursions which
can net be eacelled In any country
■;) he world.
Father Woif, O. M. I., returned
froxu a trip to Douglas and will
hold services in Skagway Sunday.
After exposure, when you (eel a
Cold coming uu, take PUROLA Hon
ey and Tar Cougk Syrup. Don't
wa • until it has developed into
brouchitis or pneumonia. Does
not contain opiates oX any kind
Ktep a bottle in the house tor
emergencies. Tour druggist will
refund your money If not satisfied.
Price ioe and 60*. Specify 'PUR
OLA;" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
FOR YOUR BENEFIT
Certain trades and occupations
are hard on the kidneys. Railroad
men, farmer*, mall oarrlers, police
men, expressmen, laboring men, etc.
ar9 especially liable to kidney and
bladder trouble. All these will find
prompt relief and help from the use
of •'PUROLA" Kidney Pills. Should
they fail to benefit, return them to
your dealer and the full retail price
paid will be refunded. Price 50c.
i Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by Kelle
I Br * Drug Co.
NAT'JKS SPARES
tie Stricken Kiwc From Grief.
lat a fortunate provision of natui
. U:at deprives the rose or n.eiu:
r!n<r: for how poignant would be ii
r it> discover, in tl.e height of it
nUijj glory. that a canker fed at it
t. and that it3 beauty and fragrane
j doomed forever. Nature always
os the suffering; she Is a veritab!'
••-house of pleasing rewards, fo
■a who seok her aid. In the year
■ by fa!U;>hair and graynpss hav
a gloom •■•■ver the lives of thousand
•ours: women, but thanks to the in
t gallons of scientists the true cau
•ialr destruction Is now known to >
gerni or parasite that burrows lnt
e hair follicles. Newbro's Herpi -i
bsolutely destroys this germ, tlr
-emitting the hair to grow as n;
r°. Intended. Sold by leading drui
■ sts. Send 10c. in stamps * r simpl.
j The Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Aj en arat «wm
Oar Sonar oottle, gaaraeteed
BIG LINERS TIE
UP IT DOCKS
W'th four ocean going boats tied
Ui> a' the local dock.*, tills morning,
each bringing to this city from thir
ty to Beveuty passengers audi carry
ing heavy cargoes, the waiterfnout
has been transformed from a yuiet
setting to a hustling, bustling at
mosphere of a largo metropolis.
Tile Prince Rupert lead the
buncli by steaming into part Skag
way at 6:45 a. m. with, ubaut six
ty passengers, the great majority
of wl'om were round trippers tour
ing tiie Pan Haudle of Alaska. It
carried sixty five ions of freight
to- this port.
The Rupert was closelyi followed
by llje Spokane, which tied up at
7 a. m. It brought thirty five
Sk-igway passengers and carries
•ubout seventy five Sitka excursion
ists. Two hundred tons of freight
will bo unloaded at the dock be
fore it pulls out tor Sitka at 7
p. in. tonlgfot.
The Northwestern, Jaound' for
westward ports, ran a race with the
Jeffer on to see which would dock
t'rsi. A stop watch clicked the
closibg second when the gang
plunk from 'both ships hit th« dock
at the same time, it made fast at
10:45 and sailed for the westward
this afternoon. It carried ninety
passengers, most of whom were for
pons to the westward. Forty head
of cattlo and 100 tons were un
loaded at the docks.
The Jefferson after calling upon
every cannery In Southeastern: Al
;is)ca, arrived wiih a la;-ge detega
sa .on of Sitka exoursionists. Over
thirty five Sitka passengers are not
ed ii. the last, among whom is
Gov and Mre. Strong. Twenty
Skagwuy passengers were chocked
out. It sailed for Sitka this after
noon. A light cargo was unloaded.
CLOSES TO FINISH
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
The Popular Picture Palace will
be closed tonight and movie fans
will anxiously await for the new
program whlich aippeors on the
scieen Saturday night. It was
necessary to close t'.ie doors for
this etvening's perfoimanoe to en
able the interior decorators to fin
ish the work of painting and paipi r
ing and making additional improve
ments; to the movie emporium.
MI\IVG MACHINERY
ox prixcess sophia
The Srtphla c&riiO;! out twenty
tons of dredge machinery from the
old Windy Rofbinson dredge at Ai
lln. It was loaded Into, the holds
(*f the Canadian boat yesterday and
Is booked for Vancouver, B. C.
UISHOP ROWE TO HOLD
SERVICES ON SVXDAY
The Rt. Reverend Tremble Rowe,
Wishix> of Alaska, arrived in
the Garden City on the Sptolcane and
will be iu Skagiway for a few days
before Journeying to other parts of
ilio Jiocese.
Men bers &t the Episcopal Church
have arrauged for Sunday services
in the church at 11 a. ni. and 8
p. m. The Bishop Isinakiug an in
vestigation to ascertain whether or
not it would be advisaible for a
regular service schedule to be ln
auguia<ed for this city. Members
of «hf church have been trying to
ob'a.n a' least a monthly service.
Sl'XDAY SCHOOL PICXIC
The Methodist Sunday school will
hold its aunual picnic 'his year at
Glacier Station on the railroad.
SpL" iivl train will leave the city de
pot at 8 o'olock a. m., returning
will leave Glacier Station) at 4:30
or 5 o'clock p. m. The plicnic will
be held next Tuesday, July 11th.
Tickets, costing 25c for children
and 50c for adulti, may be pur
chased at Petersen Brokers atore
P'lturday and Monday. The public
Is invited. Small children] must
be aeeomipanded by Boane one re
sponsible for thedr oare. Bach one
must provide hia own lunch.
RiVtFBEPORT
WHlTEHORSE, July G—Alaska
down Min'o 6 a. m.
Tanana up Gibbon for Fairbanks
1 p. in.
Susie for St. Michaels! on ar
rival of Yukon and Alaska at Gib
botn.
Delta u.p Koyukuik on the 4th.
Minneapolis at FalrbanikB.
TOWN TOPICS
»
Mrs. Geo. T. Wicks of Sea. tit e,
is btoiPji mg at tlhe Pulleni House.
Mrs. A. W. James of Los Angeles,
is a guest at tue Pullen House,
uavin^ arrived ou the SpoSuuie,
R. A. Hoffman, L' oyd Pursell and
M. "''ompson, three Jolly Fairbanks
citizens came in on la*t ngiht's
train and Bacurd, passage oa the
Sj* hia for the south.
W. C. Bowen, whio lias been con
fined in the local hospital tor some
tjiae. will leave on tha Jefferson
for tue Sitka Plonkeirs hioane this
trip 1£ nothing unifocrseent hajptpens.
Cooked food salo| tomorrow aftcr
ncon t>v tlie Woman's Church Aux
iliary at the new Tea Rooms, next
door to ikuta's. 2t.
R. R. Young, agent tor the Pa
cific Const Ooal Co., •with; head
offices in Juneau, is in the Garden
City, looking out for the interetss
oI Ills company.
Cooked food sale tomorrow affcer
r.rou by the Woman's Church! Aux*
tliaiy at the new Tqri Huoiim next
doer to Ik iitil's.
A trio, composed of Messrs. Ja
eol sen, Moriphy and Carmen, three
jolly and jovial knights of the
grip, walked into Hal Johnpjton; and
after setting up the cigars pur
chased tickets for Vancouver on
the c><ipbia.
Mrs. Wm. Douneworth and 6on
from Whltehiorse, cme in on last
night's train and secured passage
on the Soijihla for the south. Mrs.
Donnnwortb w ill terminate her
journey at Toronto, where she
"(ill ulace her vo.ung Bon In school.
N. S. Moore, chief englnerr of
tlie Pitcific Coast Company, Is com
ninirg inspection tour with/ pleas
ure and taking in Mie sights of the
Pan Handle. He was among the
many tourists taking the Summit
exuuision this morning.
Miss Elsie Perry, a graduate of
Washington State College, sister
of Deputy Auditor Stewart Perry, of
Pierce County, Wn., is a recent ar
rival In the Garde® Oity. Miss
Perry i? accompanied by Miss Ber
»ha Witaker of Puyallup. Both
young ladles will remain in the
Oarden City for a week.
The Presbyterian, Home Mission
Boaiii has a number of representa
tives in Skagway at present, the
it* »* having arrived by special
launch yesterday afternoon. Dr.
James H. Ooiulit, Juneau, General
Su rrinitendent of Alaska; Missions;
R«-v. John B. Stevens, Pastor of
Prtsbj Urian Church, Juneau; Rev.
David Waggoner, Clerk of the Pres
bytery, Juneau; Rev. E. L. Winter
berger of Haines, aud Rev. Beck of
lvake, comprise the party. They,
wi'li Dr. W. O. Forbi s of Seattle,
are on their annual luspectionl tour
of mi isoue in Alaska. The Board
were vjntertaiued at lumcheon In
t ho W. C. T. U. tea rooms today.
SOI'HI A OUT WITH THIRTY TONS
The Soplifa steamed out of port
list uight around tha midnight
ho.ir and nosed down the canal un
der lull steam to catch, njp on its
time schedule.
Over .sixty southibound passengers
were aboard and thirty tons o£
freight _were loaded intoi the holds
of the popular boat for southern,
consignees.
The Indignant Mandrill.
The blue faced maud rill which, or
who, lias ended an unhappy life In his
solitary cage at the zoo was a victim
to the human sense of humor. He had
a long, broad, light blue nose with a
pink stripe down the middle. The
nose always caused a laugh. And
when, tn acute Irritation, he turned
his back upon the inevitable guffaw
the bright blue thighs, edged with rose
color, raised a new shout of delight
He knew perfectly well that the laugh
was the laugh of derision, the third
and lowest of the forms of human fun.
He visibly hated Ills visitors. Nature
had so colored him fo enchant the
e.ves of a mate, but men have other
eyes than hers Swift In his days of
failure and despair might have looked
with the look of the indignant man
drill.—London Chronicle.
Blending the Odors.
It has been proved that two odors
which do not seem to have anything
in common, that of putretied cheese
and that of pineapple, are so closely
allied from the chemical standpoint
that it takes but a few minutes to
transform an intense stench Into a
sweet fragrance. This curious experi
ment Is easily made and requires but
a small amount of three chemicals
—valerianic acid, sulphuric acid and
amyllc alcohol. Care must be taken
not to spill over the fingers or dress
any drop of the first two named llq
olda Sulphuric acid is exceedingly
caustic, and the stench of valerianic
acid, besides being unendurable, la
very difficult to get rid of.—London
Family Herald.
MINA TAYLOR 3
House Dresses and I
Bungalow Aprons ]
FIT and WORKMANSAIP the BEST j
All Sizes From 36 to 47 Bust
KENYON |
Coats and Shirts \
from $7.50 to $20.00 1
We are headquarters For the Newest j
SPORT HATS :
L. A. HARRISON CO. j
Phone 55 Store cloees ut 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M. •
POPUP CTli'PME
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Saturday and Sunday
Victor Univei'snl presents J. Wum-ii Kerrigan in VALUE RE
CEIVED, iu Cuo i>artN.—I'roduetti by Jacquet* .)m-ea.nl.
ANIMATED WEEKLY 0"»H4.
FOR OLD TIMES SAKE.
THE NE(iLE(TED WIPE.— A coinnlj of errors, with I,<ml*et
(■lauiii and Roy (iaJlgiiher.
FIVE REELS
Music l>y J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c ana 10c
Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
WrangeH SkagW&y Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICERS
I'HESIDENT _ ANDREW STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. - ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER . .. .. M „ W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. ^ GEORGE Ht'TH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. W L. LANDSBOROUGH.
GENERAL COUNSEL ... _ ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY M H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
+ ZOHETH 8. FREEMAN,
(. HENRY D. WALBRIIKiR,
. ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
■Ip
J. T. WESTERMANN, .
P. H. GANTY.
W. H. HENSON, *i
•i
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA \
\
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK j
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $."0,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILMS, GUV McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice I*rps. Cashier.
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pare Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Our Ice Cream cannot be excelled, it is!
made after a famous local receipt