HOUSE CLEANING TIME
We have everything to make your
work easy
Soap and Washing Powders of all
kinds
Carpet Sweepers Nops Dusters
Scrub Brushes O-Cedar Liquid
Veneer etc.
Special Prices
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers -
JUST RECEIVED—A FULL LINE OF
TENNIS SHIRTS
SOMETHING NEW
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
BREAD
That Is:-OUR OWN MAK£
For the past winter wo hare endeavored to make our Bread
Bating Department oar particular object—to satisfy oar cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THB ORDIN
ARY.
OCR NAME IS OCR GUARANTEE and the reaaoo for onr sat
isfied patrons,
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
TOWN TOPICS
i!rs. C. Erickson was a passenger
for Ad'n this moruiug.
Mrs. J. A. Fraser and daughter
have arrived in the city.
T. Pearson, engineer on the riv
er, iy 011 his way to th© interior.
Mr. Dunham, mining man at Atlin
paistxl ihrough our city this moru
ing.
.1. A. Came, on arrived on the So
phia and is stopping at the Golden
North.
»><d Jay. with a gang of nveu, Is
off fi.r tiie coal fields in Tanatfus
district.
E. E. otokes, employed by the
W. P. & Y. R., is on his way to
t ike uj; his duties.
i! E. Hawes, a transpo-tatioa
man ou the river, has passed, t'jru
to take up hia dutieo. «
-Mr. Scotland, engineer fcr the W.
P. A: V. R., with his family, has
goue Into the interior.
E. P. Bern's, pim«r on one of
tfc- riicr boats, was a zooming's
pajst'ii^or for the iuti rior.
Captain J. P. Douglas and J
u'.im ley are on their way to inspect
their boats and get them in con
dition for Tlver traffic.
COAL MIXES TO
I -
COMMENCE OPERATIONS
Fred Jay pase>e<i thu this cit:
with a gang o£ men to srork in tli<
Tantalus coal mints at Camas
Mr. Jay expects to have things li
' running order by the ttoe the ge>*
'tr.il manager arrives on. the sceu'
in about a month from now. Mr
Millon, the general manager, is ii
Seat.'e attending to mining bufi
ness and will leaye for the nortt
i as soor as passible.
Mrs. A. Knlbaum, Mrs, Hood am
I. E. Fisher will comprise a J"
| neau trio returning on the Jet
1 rtsrsjon.
| NUGGET MOVIES
i ltrua<lir»7, between 2ih1 and 3r«t.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Thirt-yju Down, in two par's, wit!
Franci.- X Bushman and Miire Bev
erlev aayne-—Efisanay drama.
"The Man Who Vanished." Bj
Sco"' Cninpb^ll.—Edison drama.
"Cutev Becomes a Landlord.'"' —
Vita^ranb comedy.
Music by Mrs. W. R. HUlery.
Cintimnirft at B:SO p. m.
A KODAK
FOR STYLE
We all like he «vr sty I toil clothing tad kar* stylish furni
ture iu our hon-*s, and we like other stylish things, and the
Kodak is stjUiA* Mr after all then la a* Imitation like the
original, and "U K lan't aa Eastman, it luit a Kbdak," so
tnink it over ani compare the Kodaks at the 8ka«way Bast
man Agency wilt all others ana yon win have ae deoht aa to
which is the be*-* camera for yon to Ml act far the nnlng sum
mer. . } 4;4;<:U*iiki
BILL CULLS FOR
MILLION MtN
Washington, Amil 19—Jt is very
probable that the senate, facing as
it does the very serious condition,
of war on two Bides, will paas an
army reorganization bill.
The Mil, which seems most favor
able to tho "senate, is a substitute
for 'he Hay Army Bill. It call;
for a regular army *resorve. By
the pabfuge of this bill, the rnili
tar • forces of the United States
would aggregate a million men. TI19
d!"'->rerices between th-e Hay Army
Bill and the new bill are now be
ing worked out by a spooial com
mittee acting in conference with
the orgalihscrs of the Hay Bill.
SOPHIA MAKES
A |CK IP
Tie Prinresa Sophia tcoud her
whinlc I.* the docks at 6:30 this
morning and surprised tvajispo^ta
tlou officials by her early presence,
'l'he Princess made an exceedingly
Quick trip, covering the route in
three days.
Nlue;y fivii oassengere made the
trip on the Canad-au. liner. Sixty
two of whom were landed at Skag
way. The majority boarded tfre
morning's train for the interior.
She was loaded from bow to stern
with 1r>I • \ One hundred tons of
l.>cal freight, lifty tens of coal,
155,500 feet of lumber for the W.
; P. & Y. R., 100 ties, 16 head of
■ cattle j\nd two horses.
» Captain MCJ-eoa 'reportea a very
cold journey. The trip was ex
tremely disagreeable. No bad
storms '.vere encountered. He furth
er asserted ffcn* Alaska would be
, tho scene of au exceedingly heavy
tourist srroui.da this summer. The
irinces- will sail at 8 tonight.
Arooi:„' tho passengers noted
were, Mrs. C. Krickson, . Swanson,
' N. Marvin C.( F. Schumaker, L
Anderson, T. Pearson, . Morrison,
r. G Baker G. C. Millott, J.;
"TS'Brifi', D. Weir, E. E. Stokes,
Mr*. Scotland and child, Mrs
l.arsen and child, H. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gordon and
family, J. Stead, H. Wilson Mr.
Dunham Fred Jay, J. S-'Uitine, Jo3
ro Val, P. Dubeu, E. P. Bemis, J.
R. Morrison, H. J. Helms, L. Tath
baum, J. E. Detbiefsen, J. Kviswick,
F. H. Lowin®-, R. E. Haws, J. Hart
hill, J. Johnson, J. McLeod, J. P.
Douglas, J. Currle, Mr. McAub, R.
Anderson, J. Delfel, F. A. Ander
son, J. Bowker, R. J. Robbing, T.
C. Fitzgerald, Cant. Lumley, G.
Hui-prick, H. Trenoln, J. A. McDon
ald, Mi. Scotland, J. A. Larson, Mrs.
Ferg json, D. William3, R. McTavisi',
J. A. Cameron, Mr. Howe and
thre -second class passengers.
L. Talbot, conductor on the
\V. P. & Y. R., is yaiuting his
house.
0. E. Shelly, genial conductor for
tho White Paas, is covering his
home with a fresh coat of white
paint.
FIREMEN S NOTICE
Tl"» building which, has covered'
hose No. 1, is being dismantled
and the apparatus will be moved to
Hall No. 2. This change Lakoa
place today. The apparatus has al
ready been removed.
NOTICE
Meeting of Skagway Aerie 2 >,
Eagles Lodge tonight in Eagios
halt a* Fifth Ave. All visitors
welcome. Meeting at "8:30. Mem
bers urged to attend.
SAT, GIRLS!
•you can prevent your skin from
chapping and getting rough those
blusitry days by applying "PUR
OLA" Tint just before going out
doors It will obviate all ill ef
fects from exposure to oun and
wind. It will preserve a good ajid
improve a poor complexion. It's
just fine, and you will agree with
us if you once use it. If not satis
fied, you can get your money back
at your dealer's. Oh, yea, you can
get at your dealers. 50c per bot
tle. Specify "PUROLA!" Sold by.
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Lnx contains more real soap
cba4 five times Its weight in ordi
s&o soaps or soap powder. Get It
'or 10c at Kellers' tt
REAL ESTATE
Ml
Residence i,'»apejty in 'he vicinity'
of 14 th and State streets seems to
be very much in demand at presaut
time.
Or. J. T. Westermann ha$ pur
ch.ised from the White Pass and
Yuiton Route 6 lots on the south
bUa of 14th St., from 'State St.,
to Broadway.
Messrs. Andrew Steveuscui and
George Jffuth have purchased 'ho
entire frontage from 14th to 15th.,
on State St., and from State St.,
to Broadway on 14h St., and are ne
gotiating, through Mr. Phil Abra
hams, for tho balance of the pro
perty on 15th St., on the Broad
way end. Six of hte lots have been
owned by H. F. Taylor of Woodland*
Oregon, 2% by Mr. Phil W. Snyder
of 3wai., Oregon,-and 3% by the
lata Harold Haxtwigseu.
It. is not knoku wit en building
operations will bo commenced by
either Messrs. Westermann, HutU
or Stevenson, but we are informal
that the propevty was purchased
purely for residential purpcc©9 and
ne t lor speculation. ■ •
IH1ND FltOM SNOW
OFF FOR SOl'TH
Capi. James Alexander, of the
famous- Engineer Min&-, accompanied
by Mrs. Aloxander, has a.riv«d i«
our ei'v and will take postage on
tho Princess for tiie south.
The"Captain was stricken with
u[;q-A- ssanp-nipi Avous'jo n*'
driving from the miiMs to Carcross
and fur the past four days he has
been- totally-blind. This makes
th" fourth attack of snow blind
itess that he has experi
enced. While the results are not
■ fu- d. While the results are not
'always fatal to the sight, never
'theics It is often times very, seri
ous.
Tilt) Alaskan Joins his many Skag
way friends in most sincere wishes
perated and able to return to the
pei a ed and able to 'return to the
north in his usually good healthy
condition,
U. OF W.-OHEGOX BASEBALL
Tnt" University of Washington
baseball team wallotved the stuffing
out of the Oregon contingent last
Saturday. ■ Rogers in the box was
the ptellar twirler and • Captain
Tno.mpton pulled off a big lpaguer
»r catch that makes him the campus
hero • ; . -■
A Master will-be off for Atliu
in a f«:W days.
f
At.s. Ross and son are tarrying In
thi. city a few days before .proceed
ing, with their journey to Atlin.
K. S. Hewitt has ptacrd several
Smith typewriter In this city and
will retern to- Juneau on the Jef
rerson.
T. A. McDonald, known to most
of ' tij by "Tom," has returned from
an extended visit to New Zealand,
wlieie he visitid his parents and
old time friends. He reports that
Alaska known all over the world.
The- unior that the Popular Pic
lure'-'PPaJivce would house Itself in
new quarters ia true. ' George
Mow], the -jtaaprietor, has leased
tlio Old Red Front- Building" on
BrOa^way. The building is next to
the Pantheon, saloon. Watch to
rn irow's issue tor full details of
the imnfovemei-fcr and plans of the
Popular Palace.
LIVE STOCK FOR THE INTERIOR
Sixteen head of cattle were un
loaded' from the Sophia and await
shipment to the interior. They
stood t^ie trip in. excellent, shape.
This sftipmeut also* included two
head of horses. The cattle are
for \yhftehoree and the horses tir
Atl'n.
REAL CARE
lu reality the "care of the hair"
means the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply 'PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottle, and you will not only t>e
.surprised, but pleased with the
wonderful results. A satisfactory
mlDct Tor hair health; sold on
Its merits and . satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money bach. $1.00
Dorkfiottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Soli' by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
Rem?mber that there Is only one
'senuiae" Kodak. If It Isn't an
Eastmrn. It Isn't a "KODAK." Kel- ]
lers are the Skagway agents.
When You Wear a
"WARNER"
There's a double saisfiic
oik You're necure int he
knowledge th"t no wofaap
is more correctly corseted—
even though tJ»e may have
paid throe timet the mod
est sum your Warner cost
«—and you know that, you
need have no fear of
breaking or of having un
garments spoiled with rust
btoins.
We're Kntliusastic About
Warner Rust-Proof
CORSETS
Because they make good
our claims — because ev
ery pair we seil gives the
customer satisfaction and
confidence in tills atore.' '
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees at 8 P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M,.
POPULAR PICTURE PALAGE
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
Wednesday and Thursday
-Universal presents THE BLACK BOX, by E. Phillips Oppenhefiu;
' I
with Herbert? Rawllnson Anna Little and Win. Worth tagtoiL
—Episode No. 10.
STRAND WAR SERIES NO. 14. '
Bob Leonard and Hazel Buekf am ii. 1HE BOOB DETECTIVE.
' COULD YOU BLAME HER? ^ j
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Fifth Avenue, between Broadway and State St.
Capital $50,000 Surpius $10,000
m • OFFICERS -
. . . < • ' • ■ '
1'RESIDENT ANDREW STEVENSON f
VICE PRESIDENT ANDREW A. RENTON
CASHIER .. .. .... W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... GEORGE HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... \V. L. LANDSBOROUGH.
ASSISTANT CASHIER .... .JOHN KENNEDY
GENERAL COUNSEL .... ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEY H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
, ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WE8TERMANN,
P. H. GANXY.
W. H. HEXSOX,
The Bank of Alaska announces the opening of ita bank
at Wraogell, Alaska, ou Tuesday, May 2nd, 1010.
Attention "is directed to (lie fact that the Bank of Alaska"
is open continuously from 10:00 A. Mi, to 3:00 P. M.,. .
thus affording tliosn who arc, engaged st other times to
transact business at the noy;. hour.
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
... ■ j * '• '
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
v4 '
O&pitaJ, $50,000.00. Surplus, $20,000.00.
B. M. BEHRENDS, J. R. WILLI9, GUY McNAUGHTOIf,
President Vice! Pres. . .Cashier.
THE - -
YUKON
CAFE
MRS. DORCAS JOYCE
The Best Meal in
Whitehorse
Front Street, opposite Depot
PRICES REASONABLE
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles.
Don't forget the number
428 Broadway .
Tony Dortero
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