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excellent and reliable in cof
fee. Remember that the guar
antee of the great firm of
Dwinell-Wright Co., stands
behind every can of it.
ASK&SONS Grocers
Agents ror the
R2B! Tailors
$16 & UP
DORTERO & SON BROADWAY
a *a ■ * a
Tiie Opportunity
Is Now Yours
the rush in the Spring
A FEW CHE\P LOTS AT
$50 to $100
DWELLINGS
$175 to $350
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URINARY
DISCHARGES
RELIEVED IN
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Each Cap
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the :
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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between "2nd and 3ad
Onen Eveiv Nisht
Wednesday and Thursday
lu the Firelight.—A vivid ani
powerful drama in two parts. Stag
ed in beautiful Santa Barbara and
dramatized by an all star cast.
The Revelation.—By the New
York Motion Picture company. A
story of Drimitive love aDd life.
Two Old Tars.—Keyetoue com
edy.
Commences at 8:30 p. m.
Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
We change pictures every other
right.
CRAB MEAT COCK 1 AILS
at
The Pack Train Restaurant
Service a la carte.
Olympta Beor oc draught at th*
| Board of Trade Thi« famous brew,
bom on draft *nd In bottles is kept
: constantly fresh. This is the Board
I of Trade Bar where the celebrated
I Kaialer Beer :a also kept 1b bot.
Jobwork Neatly and Promptly
Executed at This Office
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Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHARI,EY^=^JOHN
Kara man & Clecak
proprietors
Where You C*n Get wlutt You Desire Cooked as it Should Be
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties
A refined and comfortable place for a supper after the show
or dance—service in cozy private booths If desired
the Pulkit Rouse litn
Skagway. Alaska
Offers a combination of Rest
and Recreation and a Table
of Good Things from our
own G-ardens and Dairy.
Tiie Rates A.re1:
12.50 to 15.00 per day American Plan
$1.00to$3.50 per day European Plan
H. S. PULLEN, Proprietor
'n formation regarding summer recreation, fishing, hunting,
mountain and glacier climbing will be
furnished upon request
COMPOSITIONS
INJGLISH
By Pupils of Skagway
Public Schools
TOPIC: WHEN — WENT IT
When the Ball Went ,Up
The little box that came late on
the evening of Harry's birthday
proved to be a fine teunis ball. 1
Harry was delighted and as his •
mother said he could not bounce it
on the carpet he could hardly wait
for morning. In the morning he ate
a hasty breakfast and ran out oa
the lawn to play. "Don't throw it
too high or vou may lose It," b.'.j
mother warned him, "No mamma 1
won't," Harry promised But alas!
in the joy of the uew ball he for- .
got his promise to his mother and 1
throwing it as high as he could
shouted "Now here " But, o,
calamity! it failed to come down.
Thinking it had landed on the
ground he searched all over the
ground but not finding it had to go
in and console himself with his oth
er toys.
So it went on until about a week
later his mother went down town
leaving him in charge of nurse who
was washing clothes. Soon he
wandered out doors and saw a group
of boys in the yard. "What you
doln," he called. "Hunting bird's
nests," said the leader, "Ralph,
you climb that tree and see if there
are any up there." In a minute
Ralph was up the tree. "Yes" he
called, "there's one here and—well
of all things' There's a tennis ball
in it. Whoever heard of such a
thing?"
"That ball's mine," shouted Har
ry, running for the tree as fast as
his short legs could carry him.
"Finders keepers, losei-. seekers,"
laughed the boy putting the ball in
his pocket. Just then Harry's motli
came in at the gate. "What's tho
matter Harry?" she said, seeing his
flushed angry face. "That boy
found my ball in the tree and he's
going to keep it, tho mean—."
"Hush Harry," said his mother
quickly. Then turning to the boys,
"Ralph, have you Harry's ball," "I
meant to give it to him any way, I
was only bluffin'," and Ralph hand
ed the ball to Harry w ho ran hap
pily into the house to stow nurse
his treasure.
FL0R1S CLARK, Fifth Grade.
When Hal Went l'p
"Come on," whispered litt'e sev- j
en year old Hal. "Hurry up or 1
I shall go alone."
"No you need'nt" said six year
I old Jack, "for I'm coming."
The two little figures stole over
to where Hal's father's new bal
loon lay. They got into the bas
i ket of it, and, what io you think
i happened? The balloon went up,
up, up, till they could not see the
l earth at all, only dark, white
| clouds. The two little figures <n
|the basket cried out, "Oh! stop!"
But the balloon went up, up, till
they thought they soon wculd reach
I heaven. Then "POP!" something
j terrible happened. The basket went
plunging downward till they though
they would be killed. Ami "BANG!" j
Hal looked and saw that lie was in 1
his own little white bed, with hla |
mother bending over him saying, j
"Wake up, little boy. It is time for
school."
"Oh! dear, what a dieam," sigh
j ed little Hal, fretfully.
EDNA ACHISOX, Sixth Grade.
Carl's Dream
| On a beautiful Fourth of July |
morning, Carl, an orphan, living
with his auat and uncle, was saw
ing wood. He had eagerly waited ior
this day, fully expecting to be able '
to go out as other boys could. But ■
his uncle was going to take his aunt,
to the city, and some one must;
stay home with the house. "As j
If it would run away or bo stolen," '
he muttered to himself, as he
watched them drive out of sight, j
Not long afterwards Tom Brown
came over to get Carl to go with
him, and found him sitting on the
wood-pile, with anything but a hap»
py face. How astonished he wa3
that Carl was not going. "Every
boy can go but me. It isn't fair,
now," he said to himself. "I'll
not stay here long, I'll run away
if they're not careful." Something
inside him said, "Run away." "They
won't be home until some time to
morrow, anyhow," he thought He
ran into the house and put on tis
new salt of clothes. As soon as he
was ready, he put the saw and axe _
away, locked all the doors, and
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windows, and started out of iho
?aie. He walked a long way, and
-iien lay down to rest. In almost
:io time, he was asleep and dream
ing. He dreamed that be had lort
liis home and meta a man with an
lir ship. The man calied to him,
saying, "Hi, there Boy. want to
so up with me?" Carl had never
thought of anything so grand. He,
a. poor orphan, that never could do
is he wished. "I shoula say, yes,"
lie replied eagerly. "Climb in, sit
[juiet, and don't speak," the man
told him, a3 he quietly took out
i small strap, and proceeded to
strap Carl in, who didn't es
pecially care to be strapped In. They
ivent up in the air. Carl felt diz
zy. He dared not move a muscle.
Pretty soon he started to enjoy It
The airship gave a sickening lunge!
They were turning over and over In
the air. At last it hit his uncle's
tiouse, setting it on fire. Carl
jumped up looking anxiously around.
He started to run in the direction
t>f his uncle's home. Ho reached
there out of breath, and found the
tiouse as he had left it,realizing
that he had been dreaming. lie
changed his clothes, and started to
jaw wood again. After a while he
heard wagon wheels. His aunt and
uncle were coming home, bringing
tiis cousin Dick, a boy o*. the same
age as himself. They vrere to go
for a month's visit to his father who
lived in the city. How happy the
two boys were as they set out on
two little monies for their trip.
LOIS McKAY, Eighth GTade.
When the Balloon Went Up
The great event had been adver
tised on gsudy bill posters for
weeks and all the good people of
"Chickeringsville," had been shak
ing their heads and wondering,
"what the:u city folks will Jo
next?" The "Greatest Circus on
Earlh," was coming to Chickerings
ville. Tha greatest attraction wa3
the ascention of a balloon. The
strongest man in the world, the
fat lady, the living skeleton, tho
wild man and the best rider in the
world were only lesser attractions.
The great day came. At day
break the wagons arrived with the
circus people and began unpacking
and putting up their tents In a
vacant lot some distance from the
village. The small boyc of the
town surrounding the troupe tried
to help and be of some use to thetw
wonderful people, and even the
seers would have been willing to
help when the Btrong man told
them he had never been In such
a wide awake city. The balloon
to go up at two o'clock.
Old man Davis, the meanest man
In Chlckeriugsvlll«i wsa a money
lender and very close fleted. He
thought fifty cents entirely too mud
for a fool show Nevertheless,
dressed in his Sunday best clothes
(that had served him for nigh on
to fifty years) he appeared ou the
circus grounds at two o'clock. The
balloon man came out In pink
tights, and everybody craned their
necks to get a better view of him
The old man elbowed his way tn
closer, until at last h'j was Btand
Ing near the ropes. The balloon
man gave order to stand back. Ev
ery body but the old man obeyed,
he was hard of hearing The sig
nal was given, the balloon soared
up, .so did the old man His feet
had been tangled In the ropes and
he went up with the balloon hla
feet up and his head down. Scream
ing in his fright he tried to un
tangle his feet, but all In vain. The
unkind laughed, the women fainted
and the dogs barked. The balloon
man leaned over the side and pull
ed the old man up.
Monday, Feb. 15th
closes our
Clearance Sale
$2.50 for any Gage Hat
in Stock
Valentines and Valentine Postals
Now on Display
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon« 55 Sto e closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
When they descended In a field a
mile or two distant the old man was
wild with rage and said all manner
or things about the circus people,
but after a time he go', over Ms
flight and forgot his resentment
and was pleased to boast of the
lime he went up In a balloon.
HENRIETTA ROUSSEAU,
Tenth Grade.
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO. j
Pebbleford and Gtb:>on Rye. Bud j
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pale R;ii"
ler Beer at the Board of Trade
THE LAW UPHELD
The m&nufactureis of the "PUR
OLA"' line of Household Remedies
and Toilet Preparations are In full
accord with the Pur«- Poo<l Laws.
Besides this their preparations are j
sold under an iron-clad guarantee, j
Once used, you will use no other. |
Your druggist will supply you. sped
fy "PUROLA1" Sold by Keller,
Bros. Drug Co.
NOTICE
There will be a regular meeting
tonight of Skagway Aerie No. 25, j
Fiaternal Order of Eagles.
Popular Picture!
Palace
Geo. &lowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Wednesday Feb. 8, 1915
Warner Features present "Into
• the Streets," In 3 parts.—The perils
of poor girls in a city forcibly told.
See this great moral play. A lesson
to all.
I The Would be Detective.—He
started out with great success, but
. landed in the ash can.
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SKATS
Next Postorflce on Fifth Ave.
1915 CALENDAR PADS
Several sizes and styles of cal
endar pads J "at received at Keller
iJroa. 12-11-tf
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
.Yhenever you feel a cold coming on,
Ihink of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signature of E. W. Grove on the boic. 25c
The largest 6ingle shipment of
Edison Bluo Amberol records just
received. All the la'.eat and UP"
to-date seelectlons. Keller Bros,
urug Co.
Wanted salesmen to sell cigars,
cigarettes, and tobacco to dealers.
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and $5 a day travel'ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bos
ton, Mass.
What do you think about
that?
What is it?
I can get three packages
chewing gum for 10c
Where?
AT
Tony Dotrero
A. J. BAKER
Expressman
Quick Service day or night
Office; The Pool Room
Phone 34
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BATH SOAPS
DRUGS
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