PERISHABLES
BANANAS
CHERRIES
PLUMS
CANTELOPE
PEACHES
CAULIFLOWER
NEW SPUDS
RADISHES
SPINACH
LETTUCE
ASPARAGUS
GREEN ONIONS
CARROTS
• BUNCH BEETS
BUNCH TURNIPS
GREEN PEAS
CELERY
HOT HOUSE TOMATOES
CABBAGE
Big Fourth of July Shipment Arriving on
Humboldt
C. W. AsK &. Sons
Received a Large Shipment
OF
MEN'S UNION SUITS
FROM 75C AND UP
Dortero &. Son PHONE 32
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Jur»3au, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
TO OUR Savings Depositors
Interest has been credited to your account at the
rate ot four per cent on all moneys on deposit for
three months or more.
Interest not drawn will be compounded and will
draw interest at the same rate as the rest of the
account.
BANK OF ALASKA
W R A NO ELI SKAGWAY ANCHORAQ K
Our safe deposit boxes guarantee the maximum of protection
at the minimum of cost.
THE S RAG WAY
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEEMAN, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANGH^
The largest and best cob-*
ducted dairy im Alaska.
Bally shipments of pure
milk and cream to all paint
on White Pa« & Yukon
Route.
If you want a Box of
Lowney's
Candy
Go To
Tony Dortero
■428 Broadway
liOsrEL TEXT MEETING
"The Rela'ioa ot the Law and
♦he Gospel in the Plan of Salvation'*
will be the subject a* the Gospel tent
this evening at 7:45 o'clock.
[ A cordial invitation Is extended
I to all.
W. T. Hilgert,
Milnjeter.
THE PEOPLE ALL
!a C':iorr>. ». rl«-d, Ulve T?» Xewbro't
llrcvtcldt.
". :ils wnr>l of Into has been In every
.ru-:. :n; ui'i, ;.-d many are wondering
, i ' • ■ »>rJ signifies, though no one
vn v-t 1found, who will deny that
VbV UVt)'S H^P.PtCIDE does the wont.
»V. ... fur Information of thousands o!
li'. < know all about a good
hit>-.\ wpuM say that HEP.PICIDE
•••.u s. .J;-sfoyor or killer of "Herpes."
x'vw ■ ts U;e family name of a
r, I I v various vegetable par
A similar microbe causes dan
:;d.i.iK s>alp, and falling hair; this
.s the isL-r..-be thut SEWBRO'S KEHPI
CII'C promptly destroys: after which the
h-ii* prows. Sold by leading druggists.
S. mi 10c. in stamps for sample to Tht
Herpiclde Co., Detroit. Mtch.
One Dollar bottle, guaranteed.
At all Drug Storse. Adv.
J 0N1-Y WE "Bromo Qnlntne," that b
11 axatlve ftromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Crip in 2 Days
on box. 25c.
'07rts-1
—-AdrertlBement.
HIES TO JOIN
IN FESTIVITIES
Each day sees some new feature
added to the '17 Celebration, and
th,o latest is the telegram. which was
roceivtd by Mayor Ashley from May
or Sain Nixon of Haines, in which
he, on behalf of the )• people of
hia city, aocepts the Invitation of
Skag^vay to join in the festivities on
Saturday.
In order to properly u&ber in the
festivit'eu for thQ Independence liay
celebration, there will be a grand
ball at the Elks ball on Wednesday
night, the orchestra, furnishing the
music.
Th's da/nee will be for the tome
people, and will take the place of
the usual Friday nig.lit dance Jos
heretofore. Tlie "hiyu/' dauce will
be held at the White Pasu Athletic
•club on Saturday night to which
there will be no expense attached
for adm'sslon, and to wihloh, all Vis
itors are cordially invited. At this
ball the music will be furnished by
the orchestra and the band.
GREEK TORPEDO
Paris, July 3.—The Greek torpe
do boat destroyer, Doxa, which Jv®-3
manned by French pailors, is re
ported to have been blown up in
the Med'terr&nean yesterday. The
report states that twentjr-nln8 lives
were los.
JAIL SLACKERS
Seattle, Wa*fc., July 3.—Carl F.
.Oilman, Oharlaa Or ay, Davidr Ander
son and Bernard Schmidt, convicted,
and sentenced Saturday, for falling
to register, are today serving: terms
In th© county jail. Judge Ncterer
sentenced them to terms of from on
to eight months, with the order that
thye be compelled to rogfoter upon
expiration of their sentences.
PALO ALIO GAMP
Washington, July 2.—Palo Alto,
Cal., has been substituted for A
merican lake, Washington, as the
site for the twentieth division en
campment of he National Guard, it
was announced today.
RAILWAYS LOSE
Washington, July 3. — Authority
fo increase their freight rat eg fifte V
■roads, -was refused late Saturday
per cent, petitioned for by the rati
fy the Interstate Commerce commis
sion. f' , '
Ho was ju'st. a small boy in gT&y
coat and knickers, perhaps twelve
years old but certainly not older,
who came up to one at the Skagwiay
women who was working last week
in the Red Croaa drive.
"Are you working for the Red
CrotiS that's jfohig to help our sol
diers when 'hey get hurt?" he
asked. • [.If
Assured by the reply, he contin
ued: "Well, I want to give some
thing," and be pulled a ooin from
his pockket and handed }t to the
Red Cro® worker. I:
This ia the story, as told today
by one of the members of the Bkag
way Red Cross drive committee,
how the quarter cam© to be in the
list of contributions. The giver wa
H. Abrahams, a little tourist Jfrom
one of the boats.
RKI) CROSS DAY
AT CITY HAIX
THURSDAYS at 2 p. m.
All women of Skagtvay are
urged to come and help in this
work.
YOUR COUNTRY JTEEDS YOU
EXERCISES WILL
BE IH ELKS HULL
The Skagway members of the Wo-'
man's Patriotic League of Alaska, I
have arranged the following pro-'
gram for tomorrow:
1 p.m.—Parad© of school child-!
ren rfl^l others, starting from the j
Pres.yterlan church.
1:30 p.m.—Exercises in Elks hall,
Mivor Howard Ashley presiding.
Oitrlure—Oi-riestra
"Amer'ca' —Everybody sings
Declaiatlon of Indopendejioe, Mr. j
E. J. Shaw j
' "Columbia, the Gem of the O
coajx"—Song by *he children
"Old Glory"—Recitation by Mii>3
Floris Clark
Oration—Rev. L. H. Pedersen
"The SlAr Spacgled Banner" —j
Orchestra I
PARADE TOMORROW
All children who will take part'
in the parade on. the Fourth of July 1
are requested to meet at the Pres- I
byter'aa church tomorrow at 12 o'
clock sharp!
At one o'clock the parade will J
leave the church building, march
in up Main street to 8th street,!
croSU to S'ate, down State to 1st,
cross to Broadway, up Broadway to
&th, then to Elk's hall.
The Skagw&y Brass Band, will fur
nish music for th0 march; awl ev
erybody in Skagway Li invHtd j to
jo'a the parade.
MISS LOIS McKAV GODDESS J
Miab Lois MoKay • is to be the
Goddess of Liberty tomorrow, | in,
Skagway's Fourth o'July celebration
The various candidates received
votes as follows:
Mlsb Loia MoX.ay 59
M'sa Ellen, Rogers 34
Miss Ruth Pedereen 33
Alisb, Sadie Moore 29
Misa Roberta Carry el 25
Miss Sarah FriedenthaJ IS
Miss G-ertrude Liddicoat 17
M'be Etta Sundeeu ... 17
Lieut. Mehaffey, o£ tho Alaska
.Road Commission, arrived in Skag
way oa the Humboldt and was a
pasii&nger oa thia morning's train
for Whitehorse enroute to Yukoa riy
er points in Alaska where It© will
lnspect some of the w'ork on the
commission.
Tlie Princess Sophia, of the Can
adian Paci^c Steamship company
will arrive in this part at 8 oclock
Wednesday morning Kith 60 pass
engers, 175 tons of freight and a
big shipment) t of live stock.
WHAT THE TOWN OOl'NCIL l)Il>
Th6 Skagway Common Council |
held its regular July session last |
night at the,Town Hall, and owing I
to the illnesss of Mayor Ashley, |
James Kennedy served as president j
pro tern.
Current bills were read and al- j
lowed and warrants ordered drawn I
for their payineii'.
The council condemned the old
Sixteenth avenuo bridge og unsafe!
for travel, and the Public Works!
and Public Property committee was
instructed to post notices closing
it as a public thoroughfare, and
that all persons uiiing the bridge
did so at their own risk.
Marshal Page was instructed to
se>o that any violations of the traf
fic ordinance and grazing ordinauce
were summarily dealt with by hal
ing the violator* before ihe town
magistrate.
$25.00 was appropriated to the
Fourth o'July celebration fund.
Councilmen Wright, Hardy and Sel
iner were appointed sis a committee
t<j act with the Skagway Alpine club
and Commercial club In urging the
need of a suspension bridge over
the river near the south end of
town, to the Alaska Road Commis
sion.
The council then adjourned.
GONTiUBUTOKS PLEASE
TAKE NOTICE j
The Oelebrat'on Finance commit-j
tee request all those wiio have
signed the subscription roll but'
hay© not yet paid in the money to;
please leave fchtdr contribution with
W. L. bandsborousn at the Bank of
Alaska or Prank Feero at Britt's
drug store. The committee ateo j
wish to state that any person who
may still desire to contribute to j
the celebration fund may do so by!
cali'ng at the above mentioned plac
es -where they may Bigot the [sub
scription roll.
Choice chocolates and bon bona
at Keliw Bros. Drug Store.
Flags
That will please the kiddies as well as grown-ups
Bunting
In red, white and blue for 4th of July decorations
Cotton Poplins
Black, white, brown, lavender and Copenhagen
blue, per yard
Novelty Lawns
A pretty line of flowered lawns for summer wear
per yard - - 10c and 15c
Khaki Skirts
Just the thing foi an outing. Regular Skirts - $3.25
Divided Skirts $4.25
L.A. HARRISON Co.
5TORE CLOSES at 8 p.m. Saturday 9 p. m. TELEPHONE 55
20c
lie
35c
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Tuesday and Wednesday (
Universal presents Otli, episode of "GRAFT." "Tlie Insurance
Swindlers," suggested l>y .Joe >litchell Chappie, produced by
lliclianl Stanton, with Harry Carey, Jane Novak, Hofoart Hep
ley and Glen White.
"HJs Nobs, Ihc Duke." "The New Jitney in Town."
Ford's Animated Weekly.
Music Wednesday by Prof. Seln^er, violin; Miss Coryell, piano.
Alf. Gordon, cornet; K. J. Waterman, drums.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHART-EY JOHS
Kara man & Cleg At:
PROPRIETORS
W here You Can Get What l"ou Desire Cooked as It Should Be
We Make a Specialty of Banquets and Private Dinner Parties.
A itafined and Comfortable place for a Supper After the Show
or dance—Service in Cozjr Private iiooths if Desired.
L
Mayor Howard Ashley is in re
ceipt of a cablegram from Mayer
Samuel Nixon of Haines, urgently re
Questing and inviting the people of
Bkagway to join with the people of
Haines in celebrating the Fourth of
July. j
The cable stat*^ that Haines lias
set aside July 6th as a day for the
festivities, and it is understood
ilia, arrangements will be made to
run the Harbor boat Peterson up
for the accommodation of theoa
who wish to go to the minion city.
A good program of sports as well
as baseball and tennis will be the
order of the day.
It i« understood that the Peter
son, will sail from Haines at 11 o-'
clock tonight for Juneau, taking to
that city a number of peoplg who
will enjoy the pleasures of the Ju
neau celebration.
The Annual International Tennis
tournament between teams from Fo
Wm. H. Seward, AVbitehorse and
Skagway will be an interesting feat
ure of the day'i celebration. Tie
annual cup will be up for competi
tion, and each, club competing will
be represented' by one team.
In addition to the team games
^here will be two single tournament^
diiq lad'ea and one mens contest,
tad prjzes to the value of $25.00
have been offered.
This competition ifc open to all
md those desirous of competing
should notify Mr. Brie Telfer, sec
retary of the club, not later than
Friday noon, as the names will be
placed in a hat ar.d the draw made
tor the first round Friday evening.
Entries h°-ve already been re
je'ved from Fort Seward and Haiiue
FAMOUS ACTOR AM)
PLAYWRIGHT DIES ,
London, July 3.—Eeerbaum Tree, i
Jie famous actor and dramatist died
lere lafct night j' i
fp- I
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KT-? j-rz:«=
PEN I
Thursday afternoon at five o'
clock the new Pack Train restairr
Mt w^ll be re opened to tlx© public.
The famous eating house will be
in the building formerly occupied by
Herman Grimm, which, is of con
crete and pressed steel. Immediate
ly after the old 'restaurant was de
stroyed by fire, workmen begun, on
the new location, and: since that tim
ihe building has been thoroughly re
modelled and redecorated,i and when,
it is opened to the public, it will
be second to none in the north, for
modern equipment and up-to-tho
.ninute conveniences for serving its
patrons. |
Messrs Charley Karaman and
John Clecak liave earned a repaita
tion as pun-eyors 'o tli0 public pal
ate, and while they were delayed
in getting some of their new furni
ture by reason of the delay of the
Steamship Jefferson, gtill their new
French range, carefully planned and
sanitary kitchen, beautiful side
board and commodious lunch coun
ter are all ready for their patrons,
while temporary tables, linen, chi
uaware, glassware and silverware
will be used until the arrival of
their new supply.)
Regular meals will not be perved
until after the arrival of the next
freight boats, but short orders will
be f'lled, and genial hospitality will
jervail at the "New" Pack Train.
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS
Water rentals are payable at the
rreasurer's Office ia J advance not
ater than the 15thi day of the
nontn, if not oO paid a fine of 10
>er cent will be added. If not paid
>y the last day of tlie month the
vater will be shut. off. Treasurer's
Office is open for such business
:rom 1 to 5:30 p. m. of ea<ch day,
md not before or 1 after that time,
rhe ordinance will be Strictly en
orced. ' July 3-10. ( j