Tie Gad Ifet is NOT Ije-itcfed
jft These are the
\ California Fruits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest qual-'
ity, tree ripened; deli
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
Look for this Trade Mark.
We tell and recommend them
Best in the Land
C. W. ASK
&, Sons ■
Leading - Grocers,
NUGGET MOVIES
Broad <v»7, between 2nd end 3rd.
. Open Every Night
TONIGHT
FIVE REELS
"Her Supreme Sacrifice," fea
turing Alice. Joyce aod Quj Coombi.
—Two reels.
The Youa? Maa Who Figgered.—
Vitagrapb.
The Experiment
Music by Mrs. B. Shelly.
Commence M »:J» P- m
Zenith Oil assure® the best pos
sible reults aa a latorleant for *11
light or dedicate maekiaery. 10c,
25c, 60c bottle* Keller 9na.
Sole SJsagway Agents.
I THE BANK {
) WILL OPEN 2
\ WE NEED THE MONEY TO *
C make the first r
i DEPOSIT J
a Now is the time to buy
r everything cheap up to
' Tony Dortero
Why don'i you get that J
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK? |
We offer ROYAL Made-to-Measure J
Suits and Overcoats at $16 to $40 t
Dcrtero &, Son J
Clothiers and Furnishers X
PHONE 32 5
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TOWN TOPICS
The mysterious '"Piacl: Box" is on
tiie screen at the Popular Picture
Talace tonight.
F. F. \V. Lowlo, Skagwsy agent
for the Canadian Pacific Railway
company will return from a trip to
Prince Rupert and American way
Ports cm the Princess Sophia.
All members of the Red Cross
society are requested to be present
at tbe meeting tomorrow" as a
business session w.ill be held in
connection with the meeting of
worktrs.
For latest styles in suits and
dressy see Miss- Heidman. press-1
making parlors over Tanner's Hard
ware store. ^3-6-3t.
The Str. Jefferson will be one day
late in leaving Se-it'le, owing to
the fact that on her last south
bound trip she v.'as delayed by
heavy snow storms and thick fogs.
Instead of leaving Seattle "Wednes
day, March 15th, sh9 will not leave
until Thursday, March, 16.
Save uo your money for the
'"Days of 97" dance. Get in the.
game and enjoy vourself with the
old timers. You need not feel
squeamish about coming as it will
all be In fun. If you are prudish
the shock of contact with the
realistic of the old days may qulci
eu yotrr sense of humor.
The Red Cross society will meet
tomorrow afternoon. All ladies de
siring to take war* ii» the work
of helping the unfortunate victims
of thi great war are invited to at
tend.
Lux Is Just the thing tor doing
a little laundering while traveling.
Convenient to use and sure and safe
result*. 10c ftt Kellers'. tf.
DR. L, C KNICKERBOCKER
Dentist
Frc-m Seattle has opened temporary
office over Tanner's Hardware
store. Prices reasonable.
St. 3-6—3-11.
HOME MADE BREAD
From tills date on, the Golden
North caf8 will sell bread to all
those who may wish to call for
iame. rhe Golden NOrth bread
Js also on sale at P. H- Ganty'8'
«tna Rajuzzi's cttrres. tf.
T. W. White, quo or the siock
holders iu the O'Donnell River Part
nership, oparating the Prescott plac
er mine, came in oil the train from
-At]iu last night, lis te Buffering
from a punctured eve and Is going
on the first boat SQUthbound to
Seattle for treatment. His eye
was struck with a ehaTp piece of
reck sJtncing Into it when he was
working with a pick in the tunnel
He has been a long time in the At
liu district and is a brother of
Ci'.p.t. Charlie Whte, who is also
known to many aoriherners. While
in Seattle he will visit with his ■
daughter.
Have your new snring gowns
cut and fitted by Miss Heidman.
Dressmaking paTlorB over Tanner's
Hardware store. 3-6-St
The D. A. B. O. W. club, com
posed cf the members of Mrs
Elizabeth Blanchard's Sunday school
class, held its monthly business
meetirg and social last evening at
the home of Mr. ana Mrs. R. H.
Pratt The memoors present were:
Ru'h Pedersen, Gertrude Liddicoat,
Ellen Rogers, Loij McKay, Francis
Kennedy, Birdie Selmer and Eva
and Grace Adams. An enjoyable so
cial evening followed the business
H«sicn. By way of continuing Its
work cf raising money to buy a
cluster light for the church the
club decided to hold a sale of
home made doughn-jts next Satur
day afternoon, Mvch 11, begin
ning at 2:30 o'clcck. The Bala'
will be held at Harrison's store. !
I will sell for $25.00, a lot j
25x100 feet, on 7th avenue, between
Main and State. Or 5 lots, all ad
joining, including an 11 room
house and 2 houses 3 rooms each,
on 7th avenue, between State j
and Broadway, for <1350.
3-7-2t. PHIL ABRAHAMS.
The weather man certainly has
it In for this neck o' the woods,I
judging fror^ the sample he is
supplying the local trade In Skag
way, and he is lambasting the Yu
kon river points to bis heart's de
sire. Although calm at Dawson,
the mercurry settled down in the
tule to the 41 minus mark, and at
Whitehcrse was only able to sneak
ud one point. However, Whitehorse
hras the edge on Skagway by not
having any wind, while Skagway
has a high wind with, the thermo
meter credited with having reached
three above during the last tjvonty
fjur hours. «
The Skagway agents for the
Eastman Kodak, films and suppllee
<ie Keller Bros. t£ '
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There was & day when
roasted rye and other
cheap substitutes could
be ground and sold for
coffee.
There was a day when
the coarsest flavored
coffee could be glazed and
made to appear fairly
well, and sell for the best
Not so today. You
know better. You are
able to discriminate — to
judge by the flavor rather
than by the label.
You are demanding
delicate aroma, refined
flavor, full rich coffee
taste.
That's why we find a
growing market for Fol
ger* s Golden Gate Coffee,
the highest priced in
America, because the
Quality is in the cup.
As a means to introduce
FOLGER'S Golden Gate
Coffee to a wider circle of
families we offer a saving
to you of ten cents a
pound for one week.
Grocers mil collect the
difference from us.
Kefulir Sfortrf
Tin Price Vtk*
1 lb. .45 .35
2 lb. .85 .65
iVt lb. 1.00 .75
5 lb. 2.00 1.50
Coffee
45c
.Quality
Next week you'll have
to pay the regular price.
Buy a quantity. It keeps
well in the airtight tin.
Save ten cents a pound.
Telephone or send your order to your dealer today
J. A. Folger & Co.
San Francisco
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FOLGER WEEK
DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY
PARTY AT FT. SEWARD
On Saturday eTening, Feb. 26, a
number ot their friends gathered at
tbe l;omo of Chief Engineer Robert
D. Walkley of the Str. Peterson to
celebrate Mrs. Walkley's birthday.
The guests spent several pleasant
hours with music and cards and
a delicious lunch^was served to
ward tbe close of the party. Tbose
present were: Mr. and ilrs. Witt,
Sergt. and Mrs. Day and little son,
Sergt. and Mrs. P. Cherwinski.
Sergt. and Mrs. Shardelman, Mr.
Fledder, Mr. Rich, Mr. Walter
Witt, MUb Laura Walkley, Miss
Cloe Walkley, Mr. R. D. Walkley,
Jr. and tbe best and hostess.
bdneIeposiis
FOB FERIILiZER
Washington, D. C., March S—That
millions of dollars worth of seal
bone deposits are lying on the
shores of the Pribiloff islands, Al
aska and form a vast store of
governmeot owned fertilizer is tbe
announcement of Secretary Redfield
of the Commerce department.
When the secretary appeared be
fore the House merchant marine
committee yesterday afternoon in
support of *he pending administra
tion's ship-purchase bill be called
On Head for Two Years. Itching and
Burning, Kept From School at
Times. Scratched and Irritated.
Used Cuticura. Entirely Well.
1016 McKee St.. Fort Wayne. IndL—" My
child, six years of ago, suffered for about
two years with an itchins and buminc on
ucr l»»u US"" WJUUU M«1
. car. It was just very small
A when first noticed and kept
spreading until It got way
h > up above her car. I had to
keep her from school at
|<j times It got so soro. II
j> caused her pain for It Itched
i and burned so badly that
she scratched and irritated
It an the time. It spnad ana spread until
It was a good bit bigger than a silver dollar.
It mado her car stick to her head and 1
Could not pull it airay without her crying.
"I got a sample of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment, washed the sore place with the
Soap and applied the Ointment and I began
to sec the relief it gave her. So I bought a
cake of Cuticura Soap and a box of Ointment
and she is entirely well.'' (Signed) Mrs. I
May Tegtmeycr, June 5,1911.
Sample Each Free by Mall
With 32-p. Sldn Book on request. Ad
dross post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bos
ton." Sold throughout the world.
LUX contains more real soap
tb&a fire time* Its weight In ordt
»irr aoapt or soap powder. Get It
for 10s at Keller*' tt
the at'ention of the members oi
the committee to the fact tha: the
Scvernment owned dcposi'a of fer
tilizer in Alaska which would form
an important source of cargo for
the sh:&£ which may be built or
purchased if the measure is fa
vorably acted upon by congress.
Secretary Redfield believes thai
the government owned ships 11
sum 1: to Bering eea could brinfi
c&rgoes of valuable fertilizer from
'he north to enrich the lands oi
states where fertilizer was at *
premium. Government agents whe
have Investigated the islands re
ported that the deoosits of bone
fertilizer are practically unlimited
and w»uld arovide the agriculturist)
wi»h a valuable aid to crop produc
ing for many years.
For Chronic
Constipation
Six glasses of
water daily and
The laxative tablet
pleasant taste
16* 25c 504
WM. RRITT
JUNEAU A\D SKAGWAY
THE REXALL STORE
Sparks of Fire.
To protect wood against fire, silicate
of soda Is the most effective remedy.
There are traces of an organization
for the extinction of fire as far back as
2,000 years B. C.
There Is no doubt that the original
method of finding fire was by the fric
tion of two pieces of wood.
No Greek or Roman army crossed a
frontier without carrying an altar on
which a sacred fire always burned.
The origin of fire varies. according to
old time fables. The Greeks held that
Prometheus brought to earth the torch
be had lighted at the sun. and bene*
there was fire.
Pe*«»n»l P^eparednet*.
A brisk, ortght. sunny morning, with
the wtod west; the fairest sort of fair
weather and with every prospect of
Its continuing, and yet here In the sub
way. going downtown In the morning,
were many men and women carrying
raincoats, goloshes and umbrellas. And
what did that moan? It was really
very simple.
These were al! downtown workers
who keep In their various places of
employment a complete rain equip
ment for use in case of emergency. It
had rained the night before, and they
had worn these things home. Now
they were carrying them back down
tewn to be ready there the nert time
they needed them.—New Tork Sun.
Comforting.
Edith—The man I marry mast he
bold and feariess. Etbel—Tea, dear;
he must.—ruck.
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailors
Also tlie ever popular close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
j Phone 55 Store c)oec* »: 8 P. M. SatimUr* 9 P. M.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Ofiice- fifth Avenue
Open Every Night. Paiseo Seftts
Wednesday ■®d Tlinr«d«y
rnlTrtMl prfwnu THK BI.ACK W>X.—fipiiwilf S. by K. Phil
lips Opptrihrlm, with Hwhrri Kjinllnson. Anna LMUe *"•'
Wm. Wnrthlnjrton.
Edwin Aiicurt In THK FAITH OF TWO.
AXDtATED WEEKLY No. *781.
SCHIXTZ, THE PAPER HA\(JKR.—An njwt.<ir front rt*n to
fin if. h.
Mimic bjr J. V. Miller.
Vntfl fnrUvw notire no *how» will be gircn on Monday, T»«»
and Friday m^hu.
Admission 26c ana 10c Begins 8=30
OLDfcS'* BANIi IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
^cneau. Alaska
Capital. $50.1)00.00. Su'plu*. 120.000.00
B. M. bEHRENDS R. UILLIJ- 01Y M-NAl.CHTON.
PreaidrTit Vice Pres.
Gel "More Money" lor your Foxes
Black. Silver, Crosa. Red, White and Bloc. Lynx.
Bear, Marten hJ mW fir nAkkJ to r<w »twc»
•SHIP Torn Ft ws ntRrCTt* '•>HrRERT~ftr brfr»l
hoiw hi the WorM <S'»llni rxrt»*»-rtT la MWTB lt« rf*S
* — iiabit—-r*roo«'? i*~-*af» Hi Hroaavith as rrb*«n»he<! rrf
nt«ti<-r odMiiit • nr more tian «third «f a errfwrr." a k-C£ mc
<"•*«ftimrrt of »»T!<lic*For Shipperspeormt.SATIRFACTOS V
AND PROFTTABI.F. rprrn*. Wm« fr<r~Thr »i»ii.'
tb« onlr reliahie- *vormrr market trs*x• and prir*lmt mtifcto!
Writ* hi U MOV-h'a FVRI! «
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc. g
A KODAK
FOR STYLE
We all like tw> wmr «jll*b clothing ud hard rtjli*h furni
ture Sj« our hotr^a, and «« Ilkf otfie* ftflkh thing*, and the
Kodak ia K}I1A» Nr after all "hft* (a bo butaUog llk« the
original, and "17 ■ lan't »n Eatinua, It bat a Kodak." ao
tnlnk it oror dm compare (h* Kodak* at the 8kt(wa; Eaat
mm Agency wtM all other* atd you will hare no doubt aa to
which ta the bcr« — iiir* a for yen to Minx for the coming aaa>
mep. ;
Mall orders an Kodak auppU<* ■•cvdre {mam* atten
tion.