Uneeda Biscuit!
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So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MRN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Ls a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
REAL CARE
Iu reality the "care of the hair"
oieaLs the "care oI the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furm»shed with each
bottle, and you will not only b«
surprised, but pleased with the
wcnierlul results. A satisfactory
a,lon for hair health; sold on
Its merits and satisfaction guaran
teed r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
oer bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
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Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS E
and (
TOBACCO «
and different articles »
l)«n't forget th* n'uube? ^
428 Broadway f
Tony Cortero [
ALL KIVDS OF PII'ES ^
Ft out 5c to Pocket Book (
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE AT YOUR
DOOR
Now is the time to get in and
secure this gilt edge •
BARGAIN
I have for *ale In onp lump
thv following property
IS lots with splendid larc*
two >tory building com
pletely furnish cil for
rooming bouse.
1 lot with up-to-date cottage
of three rooms comphjt* -iy
furnished.
6 lots in Block *3.
2 lots in Block VM.
The whole property at a
lumpsum cf a 'argaiii
at Sw).
Title perfect, all taxes and assessments
paid, call or write to
PHIL ABRAHAMS
Ajent
NUGGET MOVIES
Hi •'.'Iiluay. txrl «re«J tfjlll and 3rd.
Op'yii Every Night
TONIGHT
Out ct the Ruins — Au Edison
hree reel druma.
A Safe Investment — A Liibin
:0ineJy.
Music by Mlsa BArtH-r.
tuwuicucc* M 5.<tu l>. tu.
NOTICE
file annual meeting at tue
n«-'in we i s ojl the Willie i'lvjb Ata
ctic c.ub will uo Uold Satuuuay ev
Miiug, June 24111, at & i>. in. at the
;lui> looms. Ail UiomOtis ai« tfc
luged <o attend. 'iiiia will
x- tufo ihst time iu lue ha;*oiy 01
;ut club when it will be possible to ,
iicct outsiue uieiiiba.'a uu tae IHUi
>1 liu.-'tts. Zl, Zi, 23, 2-t
LKST W E FORGET
Doit't forget the White Pass Club
llt.ti)ii£ uu jsaiuxua,) evtui»g at
> p in. it is essential that, you
tttuud. Zl-'£Z-2o-2*.
Zei ith Oil assures tbe oesi poe
lib'e reulta a« a lubrncani lor ill
loi't or delicate machinery. 10c,
!6c, 50t bottles. Keller »roe.
>uie Skagway Agents.
After exposure, when you feel a
ruld coming o«n, take PL'ROLA Hon
iy and far Cough Syrup. Don't
wa ' until it has developed Into
jronchitis or pneumonia. Does
lot contain opiatts of any kind,
ritep a bottle in the house for
;merj;encita. Your druggist will
•efund your money If not satisfied.
Price 25c and 50c. Specify 'PUR
JUA." Sold by Keller ©roe. Drug
COAL INCREASES
Owing to the increase in freight
Jiarfet s ooi coal cargoes, the price
>f coal will l>e increased fi.00 per
:ou, selling herewiter lor $13.00
,ier ton.
ALASKA TRNSFER CO.
S-^0-2t.
LOST-—A lady's hand) anai>rc4 doted
liaukerchtel around the 'violet patch
»u Mount Dewey. Valued as a keeip
jake. Kindly return to Alaskan at
tic*. tf.
NIP . iN THE SUC.
Ai»|iear.-.nee of Pjt»f*riiflf jt ?
mniii*r (»f 2'utn:*r ItnMnrs*.
» .*i». h U csc has be-r. ■
proven by *.-|*u'lfic re
I'mia. the nol<-l K roptvii.
'is!, declares tli:.! tl.it !rtr:f i
■«i-n»» rtiHrle of the acu.iF. enu
. -a1!-! .3"— • roy'n>; the vitality
!r>!r »;ij'I.. Tim hair b«ciimci llfele
'n .(in- out. This can foe pi
" IT n.'-lde kills this d^nd
rm. nn . j ••store* the hair to Its nati:
rtness and abundancy.
Ferplcide Is now used by thousand* .
»ople—all «---tlsfled that It Is the n!<
•onder'til hair preparation on the mn
«et to-day.
Sold by leading drujorlsta. fiend 10c. i
'tamps for sample to The IleT'cl&i Cc
>etrolt. Mleh.
It an drat storm
One SoHar Dottle, juarMtsed
PLEASURE BOAT
POBTOURISTS
Captain, Ralph Yauiig arrlvtd late
last night with theGblden. Rod, the
plcai-uie buivt which will be sta
tioned here during the summer
months. He reports an excelehit
journey up the coiwt t»u*l tha>t the
botut is iu fine trim for the sum
mer excuirsuoniats.
The Golden Rod was built in
Hadelick, Wasthiugton, in 1910. Its
length is fifty feet, twelve foot
beam and registers fifteen tons. It
is clothed in a sea color grey and
white and rides the waves like a
duck.
Tourists anid local residents will
welcome the boat inot this port
as they have long felt the need ol
a seaworthy craft to ciisirter for
special excursions and outing par
ties. Caiptadn Young has aecom
nuKUukhs for thirty passengers,
sleeping arrangements for eight
so that the boat is jutt what has
been needed in Skagway for a long
time.
The prosper life saving equup-1
mriit, lite belts and adequate life |
saving boats, are aJboard the staunc'l
little ci£<ft. It carries a galley
and dining saloon. Hunting parties
and Cishingx parties will find ac
commodation aboaird lor some sp.e.i
did trips.
It is- propelled by a thirty H. P.
Standard Four Cycle engine and wi 1
generate a speed of ten miles a:>
hour. A higher speed is maintain
ed on short hauls and speed spurts.
Ii is modern in evey reaped, hay
ing electric lights and every nec
essary convenience aboard.
'lhe trip to Hainvs can be made
In an hour and a half. The beat
has gas reservoirs capable of tank
ing ovt-r 400 gallons of gasoline,
so there is very little danger of be
coming stranded from that soutrce
Captain Young has made four trips
to Seattle iu the boat and ploughed
through some pretty Toughs we-tli
tr.
The boat will be tied up at
Moores wharf and is open for in
spection. Capt. Young—will make
Keller Brothers' store ihis
headquarters while In the Garden
City. Connections may be made by
phone or by writing. At all times
possible, Keller Bores. will be willi: g
♦i> furnish information as to char
t&ring ul the boat.
HALVES WILL CELEBRATE
JULY FOURTH
Halms has decided to hold a
orlcbra*ion Che Fourth of July and
tae program promises to be inter
e.-ating. Two native bands will
furnuh the music for the occasion.
Literary exeJvises aire include in
the viogiraim. A baseiball game has
been scheduled: tug of war, can-oe
races, ('.having a greased pig, 100
yard d.lsh, half male ruu, and othe
;yK»rtJ5.
In the evening a grand ball will
be held for the benefit of the Fire
meu. The band will furnish the miu
j-ic fcr the occasion. A general in
vitation has been extended to all.
CAITAIX ALSO
MI VE DISCOVERER
Captain Ralph Young, sklpixr of
the tourist boat. Golden. Rod, is a
iwted character in Southeastern, Al
aska. He Is the discoverer of the
Chicagof Gold Mines on Klag Bay.
The mines ware discovei«d iu
1 Hi'5, by Young and his party and
they worked them for a while and
sold their 'interests. It is under
stood that the present workers are
taking home good mineral out of the
mines and are maintaining a camp
ivi two andred men.
BUILDING PAINTED
The buiidin« in which is honsed
the poet office and the Bank of
Alaska, has received a good fresh
coat of paint. The painters have
a&ouit completed their work and the
building looms u,p throwing off its
radiant color and adding a touch of
cheer and welcome to the new com
ers iu the city.
ItlVER REPORT
WH1TEH0RSE, June 21—Yuko*
up Circle 11:30 n. m. on the 20th.
Tanana up Rampart 4 a. m.
Alaska at Fairbanks, left for
Dawson at midnight.
Reliance down Lcnden 8 a. m.
SchwaJ*ka up Kotlik 1:40 p. m.
Delta down Nenana 2:30 a. m.
Mrs. I. C. Bunting is registered
at *he Golden North.
Mrs. Peter Lcnz ia In Skagway,
and will leave on the south bound
Jefferson for Sitlca Hot Springs,
where she will be under treatment
for rheumatism.
MARVELOUS "TROUT HUNT"
AM) MIDMUHT FESTIVAL*
As a true disciple of the notaible
'Ike" Walton, Miss Gartruda Dug
;au is In a class by heffeelf. Ac
:ouipanied by Mir. <i. G. Reia lust
Jveuint, Iboth uonned tueur "Al
)iue'' scaling puj-apneriu-dia, defied
.He rigors oi piruaid Aioaiit i>ewey
uid Im-d themselves to a oozy
look ou Che laKo, where the trout
ire SUiM'OivfciD to be tile laige^t
Hid ait ait plentiful (according to
"Kastus" aiwl "Put" i>K..gw<ay's old
sst iniiabituji/ts.)
After several (hours of fadthful
?udtavoa' to win the Keller liros'
fraud oaize of a fisliiiig rod, tor
,Ue largest aaid niosJt "eatenest"
roiw from the lake, Ala-. Raia fiaal
y managed to "lif«" one, (fully
4i.rt© inches in leiigrtk,) from un
ler a petiole. Alter a careful
lurvey of the laoscape to note if
here might be a WasMuytoii game
virdtn on the juo with
lis i.i usty tajie line, he was about tol
le|>Oiiit his "catch." iu liis oreel
vlitu jvlisa Duggan, aver £iuith
ai to her friend, ,the cJl>°ve men
ioned "Ike," halt-ad the proc.ed
ngs t-nd insisted that the sardine
»c> 'returned to its liauiuts- and given
i ohante. As it was Miss Dug
fan s "party" he could do augi.it
jut comply with the stern, request
vith true Sir Walter Raleigh gal
an,try.
At that However, tiie party
jrought home come t'i>ih all right,
ill right; slix to ]»e exact la the
:cunt, though "Put" is willing to
;wes r he had nor fish la his bus
*'-• wlieu he started lor heme than
it btd when ho re.icued. the Gold
?n Xorth Hotel and. displayed his
:atch to his eveir trusting frieads
\FTLR MEETING THE TWO
'IKES" ON THE HILL. "Put"
low retains a fain rocolle«tion
that there was an unusual and
'pesolutely" needless amount of
interest displayed in his basket
ivneu he turned his back for a jiffy
-o light his "dudeen."
All iu all, it was a most enjoy
j.bie evening. Miss Duggan was
jrttttly impreeccd with the b< au
tifnl scenery, both while cllmiblng
Lho hill and at the lako, and if
Dame Rumor murmurs correctly,
the cool waters of the lake looked
-o tempting and inviting, there was
=ome references aiada regarding
!>athir.g suits and swimming pools,
it might also be mentioned iu pass
ing. as a mountaiu climber, Mi3s
Duggan would make old "Doc"
CJcm k look like a four card flush.
WEDDIXG BELLS J1XGLE—
C AL1FO1 IN IA HO X E V M OCX
Cecil Corie, Sussex, England and
Miss Laura Mitchell of Ontario,
ijunoda. were quietly united in mar
riage by Rev. L. H. Pedersen yes
Ltiduy. The young couiple came
from the Interior and will leave for
tilt outside on first boat, mak
ing tour of California as their
lHiiicymooo.
The witnesses at the wedding
were Miss Caskey and Mrs. Cul
len. The happy couple are the
gutfts of the Golden North until
'heir boat arrives to speed them
i-vre- the waters to the sunny lan«d
of the south.
YOUXO LAP IKS SEARCH
FOR LOCAL COLORINGS
Miss Elizabeth S. Montgomery ai d
Miss Elvina S. Croslby of Oakland.
California, are touring the South
sas'ern sections of Alaska and In
terior points of interest. They
ire actnario writers and have got
ten local coloiT to weave in the
scenario which the will write about
Alaska,
They were in Atlin at the time
rf the fire. The experience which
the young ladies have gotten in t'lie
interior and in their travels of Al
aska will weave into some beauti
ful i'o'« for the movie screen. They
leave here on the Jeffersoni for
Sitka on Saturday.
UEXERAL COMMITTEE
MEETING TONIGHT
H. C. Putnam, as chairman of
the Executive Committee for the
July celeibrations has issued the
call lor a meeting of all commit
tees a* the City Hall tonight at
oigat fifteen.
The final report of the Finance
Committee will be rendered and the
organization will then know just
wnpte ibey stand. The definite ar
rangement of event will possibly be
made public at this meeting. Every
committee is expected to make
some kind of a report.
SITKA RUN TS ESTABLISHED
The Jefferson will commence its
trianguiar system of operation on
this trip. It will clear this port
and on the southward trip take In
Sitka. Many tourists are! booked ftl
the Sitka trip and local passen
gers will welcome the announcement
of the Sitka service.
Newest Fiction
Nan of Music Mountain
The Heart of Thunder Mountain
Mary Rose of Mifflin
1 he Beasts of Tarzan
* His Official Fiancee
Clipped Wings
The Black Eagle Mystery
Life and Gabriella
The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu
Seventeen
Blind Sipht
Twilight
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloi rs at k P Saturdays 9 P. M
fiurnEiitt
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietorfjj
Wednesday and Thursday
Universal proM'iits first episode nf THK MASTER KEV, In two
parts, by John Fleming \Vls«in. The climax at film achieve
ment, the most vital and clipping film drama e)ver produced.
TRIBAL WAR IX THE SOI Tll sEAS. Produced in Honolulu
by Henry MeRae with \\ in. < )i't'«rd and Marie WaJcampe.
THE CRASH.—The most svecliieiilar comedy production evefl
attempted.
5,000 feet of films.
Music liy J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25u uno luc .be^inr 8:30
Bank
of Alaska
Wrangell SkagW3.y Anchorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
PRESIDENT .. ... ...
VICE PRESIDENT ..
\ ICE PRESIDENT ..
CASHIER
ASSISTANT CASHIF.l:
ASSISTANT CASH IKK
GENERAL COUNSEL
ATTORNEY ... ... „.
OFFICERS
. ... ANDREW STEVENSON
. ... ANDREW A. BENTON
.. .J I WESTHRMANN
... W. tf. WARREN
. .. GEORGE Hl'TH
. .. W L. ijA.VDsliOHOUGH.
.. ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
. ... H. L. KAILKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. WALBRIDGE,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON,
J. T. WESTERMANN,
F. H. GANTY.
W. H. BENSON,
OLDES^ BANK IN ALASKA
THE B W. EEKRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
Capital, $.-,0,000.00. Surplus, f20.000.00.
B. M. BEHTlEXns, J. It. WILMS, GUY McNAUGHTON,
President. Vice I'res. Cashier.
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