The Kid tkl i> NOT Ljt-P«*u
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 xll and rccommend than
Best in the Land j
i
C. W. ASK
& Sons
Leading; - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
HrooiI«v»7, be«wc«> 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Reliance presents & two reel
drama, "How the Kid Went Over
the Range."
"Hard Cider."—Keystone comedy.
GUldy, Gav and Ticklish.—Key
stoue comedy.
FIVE REELS
Mtu>ic by Mrs. R* Shelly.
Commences M B:J» p- m
Zenith OH assure* the beet poe
sible reulta as a lubricant for
Usht or delicate machinery. 10c.
25c, 50c bottles. Keller Broe.
Sole Skagway Agents,
<*wjf m — v..
i IHt BANK I
) WILL OPEN £
P WE NEED THE MONEY TO ^
MAKE THE FIRST £
J9 DEPOSIT 2
; V —
i .1 >
H Now is the time to buy f
everything cheap up to *
Tony Dortero jj
Cigar* and Pipe* j
f.xrv/-s AX X .
Underwear
Ojt Mock of Underwear is
complete if You Have Not Been
hf.tirtiv baiisfied Before, it Will
PAY YOU TO 5EU OUR STOCK
The kind that does not scratch or stick
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
TOWN TOFIiS
Perry Hem has purchased liie
Lindah; property on Broadway be
tween Sixth u;d Seventh aveuues.
i>r. \V. G. Ciabie has purchased
from" Mrs. A. R. U Brteu the cot
tage ui<; two lets ou aed by a-'r
at i.ie comer of Sixtlx avenue and
Main ~trevt. l>r. Oabic ill --t cn.e
have the cottage remodeled and will
mow; a.> rarnilj in and muki- it his
heme u? soon as the work of refin
ishin^ ,iud furnishing is completed.
Zeiith Oil is particularly adapted
for use in lubricating the fine
parrs ol all delicate mechanisms.
10c, ?5c, 50c bottles. Seller Bros
Sole Skagway Agents.
The Skagway Development asso
ciation has awarded C. B. Boshart
the contract for digging the first
twenty five feet of the prospecting
tunnel which is to be run on the
Bledsoe group of claims at Reed
falls. Mr. Boshart is today improv
ing the trail to the tunnel site and
expects tomorrow to take up his
too!s and supplies and will begin
oil me actu.u urging ot me iuu- •
uel as soon as possible. As the,
'rail Ci-0 feet below the tunnel is
a favorite path for many Skagway I
townspeople when they are " out;
for a walk," Mr. Bosha-rt has
agreed, at Mr. Bledsoe's suggestion,
to shout the warning, "Fire! Fire!
Fire:" before lighting the fuse for
each, blast. Anyone hearing the |
warning will do well to get behind
a boulder till after the rocks quit
falling around his head.
Remember that there is only one
'xenulae" Kodak. If it isn't an ;
Eastman, it isn't a "KODAK." Kel- i
lers art the Skagway agents.
HOME MADE BREAD
From this date on, the Golden I
North cafe will sell bread to all !
thoee who may wish to call for .
game. The Golden North bread 1
is also on sale at P. H. Ganty's j
and Rapuzzl's stores. tf.
ATTENTION REPUBLICANS
The republicans of Skagway pre
cinct are requested to attend a
meeting af 'lie town hall, next Sat
urday evening at 7:30. Matters of
Imoqrtance o be discussed.
HOWARD ASHLEY,
. Territorial Commit teman
Kl'ltOl E BUYS A.\I> SELLS
CONDENSED MILK
(Continued from page 1)
have access to practically all mar
kets iu Eurooe. The total imports
into tie United States from
countries in 1915 were Talued at
I-raclically $2,000,000, or one
t.iird of the exports, and although
Canada furnished more than half,
Hollu:rl ilid a business approximat
ing $800,000 as against less than
$ >00,000 the year previous. Switz
erland now is selling to us at a
r.itu cf $250,000 a year, where
formerly aractically do milk came
from thi'-t country.
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+ ALL-ALASKA NEWS *
** + *■* + * + + + + + ** + ♦
Dean W. Searles, who has been
employed on the Copper River &
-Wrtliwfstem railroad for a number
oi years, has accepted a position
with the Hilo railroad in Honolulu.
Orvin Porter, federal marshal
ird surveyor-general for Alaska
dur>.!i» the administration of Presi
dent Harrison, died at Albany, Ore ,
years.
The Australian ballot system will
be used in the coming municipal
diction in Seward. The use of the
systf-ci was made legal by an act
passed by the Alaska legislature.
Cap'. W. H. Ferguson, former U.
S commissioner at Chitina, is re
ported to be recovering from a
severe sick spell at. his home in
San Francisco.
The coldest weather recorded this
winter was S4 below near Nul&to.
A* UicliaTdson, oa the government
road between Fairbanks and Valdez,
•he mercury stood at 77 degrees
for over a week. At Fairbanks it
registered 55 below, with a brisk
gale; at Seward 21, and at Valdez
li below, all new records for cold
weather at 'he respective points.
NOTICE
The White Pacs Athletic club
desfres to direct attention to the
fact that the club building is not
open to non-member spectators on
Tuesdays and Thursdays, or at any
uther time, unless due notice is giv
en through the Daily Alaskan. The
:lub is for the use of members and
their families only.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
2-28-23-16. '
Hip Artists Tone
is the
EDISON
Tone
A
To
Hear It
Is to
AcRnowIep'e
that it is
the only
Phonograph,
with the
Human
Tone
EHON-^a
>CSM-WS
at «kR.MEK
Hear it at tHe SKagway Edison Agency
IKES k DATE Wild THE
KIDS FOR FHHT NIGHT
Next Friday evening in Elks hall
the children of the puiiic schoc.
will g.ve an entertainment for the
benefit of the school library.
The children have been working
on the program for several weeks
and some \ -ry cUu r tnr.teur act
ing may be exp^cto*' ia the two
playlets which are to be given,
i Theu there will be soma good re<i
i lations and folk dances and some
I delightful musical numbers.
Tbe cause is a r-ortliy one and
liurt are many volumes needed to
bring me school library up to the !
standard at whkh it shouW be
maintained. Bay a ticket to help .
the kiddles and then use the t»ck- ■
et—and when the ontertainmerit is
over yon will feel that yon have
had year money's worth. The price •
of .idmisBioa is 50 cents.
The curtain will rise at 8:00
o'clock.
The launch B. F. M. came up the
Sound yesterday afternoon fr< la Ho
bo hu»-. Tort Wells, bringing Senat
or B F. Millard, Supt. R. \V. Mil
lard iud several passenger* from
the Gra iUe mine Thi- lf.unch also
brought the output of the Granite
mine r the past month, amounting
to aDpr^iimately $15,000.
Senator Millard sta^ tbat «-"•
thin* ai the Granite is »o\
along satisfactorily but that
slighi trouble has been nxpflrit i
with the water supply owing to th<
old weather. Port Weils escaped
the lull firrce of the big wind whi> n
swept over most of Alaska l&>t
week, but according to Senator
Millard, «he weather was c»>lder
there than at any previous time
since the Granite was established
The water in the tunnel is report
ed to have froeea back a distance
of five nundred feet and caused
added expense by requiring con
stant att.ntion to keep the work
ings free of ice.
Senator Millard brings word that
there is no shortage of ore at
the Granite mine and he is homing
for milder weather as the cold
spell if Jong continued must even
tually close the springs which sup
oly «he mill with water. During
the past week it wag necessary t° !
pumu water for a few days but as
FOR SALE!
65 TOWN L0T5
I am instrncnd by the owner* to
sell ail of ' J3 above property; aii
des:r:»b;e residence lots, situate*'
v ithin the corjx rate limits of the
Town of Sk'^*!iy, A!a«ska.
10 career lots
Tiie same <• .*1 be cold to suit
purchagt-rs wiihoot reserve at
prices, ranging from $10.00 to
$t"j c1 each; t'l taxes paid aoJ
mas n:; CONWAY
Skagway, Alaska
VsMet Proe
senbed a purse of one thousand'
dol rs which "ill be offered as
.
V.r ;L March IT. The distance
is liplt miles and three prizes
]i offered. The priios to be
awarci-,: xrili be first, $500; sec
• nd tb;rc $200. Several
tram owt»d by Nome men are eoc
/>sct«*d to take p..-t In the race
A number of preliminary events
have been arranged with prires
rars'ug from |25 ^ $100.
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The Sfcajnrar art-r.Lg for the
Kiu<t-:;>:tt Kodak. r*ln»s and cuppllee
re K-!ier Bros. tt.
We have the exclusive selling richts for lb s CT^a: laxath'e.
Trial size, 10 cents
WM. BRITT, Juneau and Skagwav
THE REXAl L STORE
Royal Society Cordichet
Like Heinz PicWe. We H.ve
87 Varieties
This hrilliant 6 cord, hard twisted thread
possesses proat strength and lostrp
and has that unvarying ovonnew which
makes it ideal for lac/1 ir-akir ^'tatting and
mar ramp'
White and Ecru —15 aizea, 1 to ISO 2 balU for 25c
Boil proof color* in »iie» 3, 10,30, 50—2 ball» for 25c
A Complete line of Package outfit*
for Embroidery or Crochet - - ->
L. A. HARRISON CO.
PVern* 55 Store cl»*« mtP M. Saturday* {» P. M.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office Filth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
\V«l«w~<l*j- ut>1 TtiTwIaj
t'nlrnsal iwwrttt* \o. ; of THV BLACK IU>\. rrium
bj- K. Phillip* «»pp«ihfl»n. Willi Vnrui l.fttlo ami H<T+*rt Raw
ItnMw.
WAR SPBC1AI-—Stirring owift i«Ln <tnrt»£ «he »iop" of
Antwerp.
THK OI,n MAID'S TRH^MPH.—Cllinwl Ikr. Jr.. fat k«r<
fpwn Hue nn art or.
fi.000 for* of film*.
Vntil further rotlof no *hon« trill Vr prm oa Ml*i>y, Th*.
eta; »nd FHdaj- ni(ht«.
Admission 2oc and 10c Begins 8:30
OLD^S'^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
•on«u. Aipil.*
Capitj.1, $50,««K.,0<. S $20.000.1*«
B. M. bl HREND5 «?. * B t * CfY \vv AT CJ-tTON.
Pr*W,n» VVf 1'r~t Caa^irr
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ttm.
Cict"MorpMonry**fnr jronr Foxck
Black. Silver, Cro», K«l. Whirr an«l Blur. L> nv.
Bear. M*rten »ih! oiKr* fw bearer* r^lWtw! is tow «»«ctlr»
<ntr Torn tmffct ##» - ^wi nF*r «* urf^t
krm** in «X W«rW trtHi* nHr^rrtr tf» *0*T"R tlUH 4H It» fT?N
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A. B. SHU BERT, Inc. fvA 74 ECHtAGc!lJA^A.
A KODAK
FOR STYLE
Wo an like km ww PtjlWi clothing and hare rtj llrfi fnrat
ture In our hWH, and we like <*h«r wtjIWi thing*, and the
Kodak in MylW* To- after all there to bo imitation I Ore the
original, and "if ft Isn't an T'.vtman, ft tn't ■ Kodak." ao
tnlnk It or«r a/+ compare the kodaks at the Ska«praj Kart
man Agency wit% aT ethtn ard j-mi will hare no doubt m to
which 1» the Nv • —twa for yon to ad«v« for the coming Ham
mer.
Mall orders M aT KMafc sti^llea mrHr« |*v«np< atften
tka.