SUMMER DRINKS.
The Famous Clicquot Club
Beverages
ROOT BEER GINGER ALE
SARSAPARILLA
By the Bottle or Case
ASK & SONS Grocers
Come in and Look over our Ties
Latest in Styles
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers}
PHONE 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and 3ad
Onen ifrrsiv Night
UKDXESDAY X'KiHT
FIVE I.KKLS
Daniel Frohmar prtvc-iits the cele
br.it- d film favoiitt Mary Pickford,
in a tragic ci>ic '"Hearts AJiit't."—
drama oi dovotioii atul sacrifice,
providing Mary Pick ford with a
distinctly uew to!e ia motion pic
tures.
Mi;.sic by Mrs. Ha-el McBrien.
Commences at S: ;50 p. m.
Local Happenings
J ulge F. McB. Young of Atlin,
arrived on the Princess Alice this
meriting on hid way inside.
M.-s. A. Sio:ie and three children
ol Diuvscn. who have been visiting
0:1 the outside, returned north oa
th- Princess Alice.
£. II. Fletcher, Canadian post
office i io;>e. tor, car.ie in on the
Piincess Alice and left foi the in
terior this morning.
The Alameda, from the westward,
and the Northwestern from the
.cou!h, will both be in Skngway
sou:; time u morrow.
Tue Piincess Alice came In
eh.-ri.v be'ore S o'clocl this morn
ing and will sail so'lth ; t "o'clock
tomorrow night.
Andrew. Stevenson, who has been
visiting friends in Haines, return
ed to Skagway this morning on the
Peterson.'
General Manager .W. D. Green
ous;h of the Atlas Mining Co., of
Whitehorse came.over on the train
yesterday ofternoon and will romaiu
in town for several days.
There will be aa informal dance
at the W. P. A. club gymnasium on
Saturday night, June 12th. Good
music iu attendance. Ail are cor
dially invited. 6-9-4t.
Supt. V I. Hahu.of the W. P. &
V. R., :■ iid Bridge Foreman Nick
Hanson yesterday made their an
nual inspection of the railway bridg
es 1 -twc-en Skagway and Bennett.
Eddy Friedenthal has accepted a
position in Keller . Bros. drug
stor» and will enter upon his
duties tomorrow. |
tj Maluin, head of the French
Miuirg Syndicate, operating on Ot
creek in the.Atlin district, ac
companied by Mrs. Maluin and Miss
Maluin arrived direct from Paris,
Frt uce, on the Princess Alice this
morning and will continue on to At
liu iu the morning.
Tlie eighth two-reel .episode in
tli story of "Lucille Love, the Girl
of Mystery," which is now being
shown in moving picture at the
Popular Picture Palace, will Ik'
gi\en tonight.. As in the former
episodes the eighth is full of
startling situations and hairbreadth
escapes for the heroine. Don't
f'lil to see it tonight or tomorrow
ni^at. 1
THK PRINCESS ALIC E
From the "Princera Alice Her
slil," the newspaper printed and
published ;.board the Canadian Pa
cific steamship Princess Alice,
«hi'-h opened the tourist season to
dav:
Alaska Tour
"This trii> by the S. S. Princess
Alicc opens the touriit season of
the most magnificent sea trip in
U'c world.
"The wonderful scenic grandeur
of snow capped mountains towering
in;.> the clouds, glaciers glisteuing
iu the bright sunlight and the ever
numerous cascades winding their
stlv.'ry way. to the sea thousands of
fee* below. |
"Alaska—the land of the mid
night sun, the hunters' paradise.
til-3 home of moose, caribou, moun
tain goat, big horn sheep and griz
zlv bear.
"The fishermeus' heaven . where
th^ lakes and streams abound with
trout and salmon.
The Voyage.
"Our of the features of the voy
ag ■ is the novelty and charm of
beii:,» different from any.other you
have over taken. One thousand
miles of travel, the route.being b&
twtvn mountainous islands, afford
ing interesting and ever changing
scenery. i
' Th-» trio is ,almost entirely free
from rough water and other dis
ci, mforis. You can .travel in the ut
most comfort and enjoy all this
grandeur from the deck chair of
this steamer." !
HANDS TWO YEARS
Came on Body. Scratched and Be
came Irritated. Often Kept Awake.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment En
tirely Healed.
E. 191-1—lllh Avo., Spokane, Wash.—
''My eczema began on my hands by a
breaking out, followed with a distressing
Itching. Later on it came 011 my body which
was a great source of annoyanco to me. It
llrst appeared as a rash and later as pimples.
I scratched until they became irritated and
this was followed by swelling of my hands
which were especially annoying at nigh':
and I was often kept awake. My clothing
Irritated my body. I avoided putting my
bands in water as it was irritating and I
bad some one help mo with my work.
"I used many simple remedies, sulphur
and lard and gun powder with only tem
porary relief. The eczema lasted about
two years, but it was only a short time after
I commenced to use the Cuticura Soap snd
Ointment until I found relief. I was entirely
healed in a short space of time." (Signed)
Mrs. Sue B. Shore, November 0, 1914.
Soft, whito hands are promoted and main
tained by daily use of Cuticura Soap and
occasional use of Cuticura Ointment.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
dress post-card "Cutlcuru, Dept. T, Bos
ton." Sold throughout tho world.
Mrs. Louis Schulz and two chil
dren family of the well known At
lin business .man, arrived in Skag
wav this morning on their way in
to the interior from their home in
Vancouver B. C. They came north
on the Princess Alice.
Mrs. E. Batson returned to her
home in Skagway on the Princess
Alice this morning, after having
passed several months in visiting
with her mother in Washington
state.
H. I»1 Brown of Magnolia, Mass.,
president of tlio Silver Queen and
Ruby Silver Mining Co., which are
operating at Lake Bennett, arrived
on «he Doluhin yesterday and went,
over th's morning to the mine with
Suut. Fred Story.
Martin Itjen has bought the one
roomed log cabin standing on Chas.
Nye's residence lot on the north
side of west Seventh street, and
is get*ng it in shape to move near
where he lives in the south j>urt
of town.
Miss Henrietta Rouseoau is now
employed in the jewelry establish
ment of J. Ikuta, who is also a
dealer in Alaskan native curios.and
hand carved ivory, of which he has
a varied and magnificent assort
men* on .display.
Gus Gelles, representative of the
National Grocery Co., of Seattle, wli
formerly made his .home in that
city, but Is now located in Juneau,
is in town, a guest at the Golden
North. For the past throe years
Mr. Gelles has made annual tours
of Southeastern and Southwestern
Alaska, and during ,the?e voyages
the spirit of the north took hold
of him so firmly that he decided a
CEYLON-IND!^
ENGLISH BREAKTAST
OOLONG
JAPAN
GUNPOWOEn
BLACK & GREEN /
HIS COUPON
55 C OOD FOrl MONEY
| i :-aE-5SMTED AT GROCERS
1 .WNE_7th to 12th, 1915
'GER'S^TEA)
1^® Reinlar Special sale price
retuil v rice with coupon
1 i_S. TiriS .80 .60
;s •' - .40 .25
54 " " .25 .15
^5 " " 3.75 2.50
V *•.* Gi -r~rs will collect the difference
V •*; from,,.
Cen ter •, our order below
For one weeK at
these priccs to con
vince you that the
tea » worth the/
price. [/!'
A pound ol
this tea makes
300 cups. At
80c a pound, /
the cost is one |
cent for about \
four cups. Nv^
You can afford
to drink good tec:
J. A. FOLGER & CO,
San Francisco
Yes—Many People
have told ustthe same story—distress
after eating, pases, heartburn. A
Dyspepsia
Tablet
before and after each meal will relieve
you. Sold only by us—25c.
Wm. Britt.
few weeks ago to come .and make
his home with us permanently. He 13
au o'd frknd of Tony Dortero, and
was the man who last winter In
Seattle proved conclusively to Mr.
Dortero's friends that that gentle
man's given name .of "Tony' was
not a misnomer when, the owner of
it turned himself loose and mixed
wi(h the swell society members of
the gentler sex. Mr. Gelles will
leave for the westward on the North*
western tomorrow.
The L. A. Harrison store is
Iwr.g a fresh coat of paint placed
on its exterior today by Nussbaum,
painter and sign writer. To say
that it greatly improves the ap
pearance of the building would, .we
bei e\e, be superfluous.
Max Kalish, vice-president of
the Humboldt Steamship Co., who
has been in Haines for several
days on business connected w'ith
his company, c;une up to Skagway
to-day on the Peterson and return
ed this afternoon.
Five of the round-trip passen
gers who arrived in Skagway this
morning on the Princess Alice left
for Whitehorse at 9:30 on the
first of the special .tourist excur
sions to the interior over the W. P.
& V.R. They will return tomor
row in time to take the boat .south.
"Hearts Adrift," the five reel
drama ''•at. has been on the screen
at *!i<> Nugget movies for the past
twc nights, will bti repeated to
lii'Tiit. Mary Pickford, the world's
filiv favorite actress .takes the
leading role.
Hugh Molyueaux, commissioner.of
public highways for .Northern Brit
5sh Columbia, who has been visit
ing ihe Rainy Hollow country, re
tjirwd from Haines today, and was
met upon his arrival here by Mrs.
M'-lyneaux, their daughter, Mrs. V.
Haddon, of Victoria, and bis little
grandson, Hughy Haddon, all of
whom came in on the Princess Alice.
The party will leave for Atlin. on
toaicrrow morning's train.J
Max McSwayne, tlie noted .explor
er and ambassador o£ commerce
j ana heavy weight sprinter, came
up on the Princess Alice and .will
I leave tomorrow for the interior.
I Mr I.'cSwayne represents fifteen
lin-s of goods with lieadquarteru in
England, Eastern Canada and Brit
' isU Columbia, and has.been devoting
his time to the coast for the past
two or three years, but finds that
th > 1J re of the north is. too strong
and lieieatier will make the regular
triii to Dawson and other northern
points yearl;*.
Sacrifice Sale
CLOTH BOUND
BOOKS 25c
Almost our entire stock at
These books sold formerly from
$1 to $2 each
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phona 55 . Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p. m.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE I YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orlotf King :: Proprietor
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday and Thursday
"LUCILLE LOVE, T1IE GIRL OF MYSTERY."—Eighth epi
sode. I
The Drummer Boy of the 8th, iu two parts.—Billy tails
what he overheard while in flic enemy's camp.
Does Max Snore?—A comedy mlx-u.D, in which a snoring but
ler takes a prominent part.
Music bv O. Selmer and P. H. Canty. I
FIVE REELS
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
CHART,F.Y—~_TZIjOHN
Karaman & Clecak
PROPRIETORS
Where lim Can Get what Yon Desire Coojssd ae it Should Be
W« Make a Specialty of Banq»et« and Prtrate Dlamer Parties.
A refiaed aad comfortable place for a supper after the show
Or danc*—gerrioe la cozy prl rate booth* If deelred.
Bath Soaps 10c
When we say 10 cents, we do not mean
cheap soaps, but such soap as is made by
Colgate, Armour, Johnson
i,We also'have
A Fine Line of Toilet Soaps
At reasonableprices
Toles, Toilet Waters, Cold Creams and other
Toilet Accessories
KELLER BROS. S?
Miss M. A. Bell of Sydney, Aus
tralia, is a round tripper i on the
Princess Alice, who, in company
with Miss Edna Barnabee and Miss
ViQla Ford of San Francisco, took
in the sights around Skagway to
day aud will visit the Summit to
morrow. All express great sur
prise and pleasure at the grandeur,
of the trip. .
News reached here today of the
death of James E. Fitzpatriek/whicii
occurred on Sunday May outn at
Providence hospital, Seattle. The
deceased was a pioneer rffiident of
SKasway and while here was desig
nated familiarly by his many friends
and acquaintances as "Popcorn
Jimmy." His death was not.unex
pected as ho had been a sufferer
for many months Cram a cancerous
affection cf the throat/' for the.re
Mo' of which he underwent. several
surgical operations without appar
ent improvement in.his condition.