POMPEIAN OLIVEOIL
IS THE BEST
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We Guarantee Its Purity, Quality and Full Measure
Half Pints, .25 Quarts 1.00 j
Pints .50 Half Gal. 1.90 j
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C. W. ASK & SONS j
Leading Grocers j
Let vour next pair of Shoes be a
PACKARD SHOE i
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FOR MEN <
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men h
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32 1
BREAD
That Is:—OUR OWN MAKE __ j
For the past winter we have ende»vc*ed to moke our Bread
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus- -j
tomers an«l give them BETMS BREAD THAN THE ORDIX- !j
ARY. 1
Ol"R NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat- H
isfied patrons. ;
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE;
M++ W-H-t >■» t > ¥ » >♦♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦♦♦< »+++♦++'
NUGGET MOVIES
lirutul >va;r, Ifrtvreen 2ud and 3rd.
Open Every !Night
TONIGHT
The White Mask.—A three reel
l.ubiu feature, presenting Lilian
Leslie .jrd Joseph. Smiley.
Mr. Jarr and the Dachund—No.
7 of celebra'ed Jarr family
s Ties.
Musi? by Mrs. \V. R. Hillery.
Ohijhmmmwi at rtrift) i». in.
REAL CARE
In reality the "care oi the hair"
aic\n.s the "care of tbe scalp." Ap
l'!v • PUROLA" Hair Toue according
to directions furnished with each
Icttie, and you will not only b€
•iurpristd, but pleased with the
wonderful results. A satisfactory
iii lot t for hair health; sold on
its merits and satisfaction guaran
teed >r your money back. $1.00
Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Co. a
Der bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
LOST—On Satuidny n'ght at
Hospital Bull or on road to or from
, .1 crescent breastpin. Finder jvill
be rewarded by returning ;-ame to
Ala.-ka uoffice.
I'.T - ASS PCWCRLHSS
To -W t'lwanf V'ulesa Th«j
» at I' f i iiit»r!ylos Caut.
D' :mJ Falling Hair,
or on vtk.b a para
r' ptt, ta like scooping
r fr> ■ : t -.coin to prevent the tide
Y(.u i t arc impl'sh a satisfactory
• f v.:'" it h.~virv a rl?ht underatand
l f Um fnn<lMB«rtal causes of the
trouble:
Ton must tha Dandruff Germ. |
Nevrbro's H -rpiclde does this becausc It
|3 specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ is removed, the hail
fc->3 no choice but to resume healthy
eru.vth and beauty.
"Destroy the cause, you remove th«
e"ect."
.'•ild by leadlr.e drngffists. Send 10c. h
stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co
Detroit. Mich
One dollar oottle, guaranteed
At drag ttorea.
Only One "Bromo Quinine"
Whenever you feel a cold coming on,
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look for
signature of E. W. Groveon the box. 25c
We have the best seleetcjl as
sortment of flies, rods, reels, lines,
hooks and other fishing gear ever
offered to <h«j fisherman in Skag
way. KELLER BROS. DRUG CO.
Remember that there Is only one
"senulae" Kodak. If It isn't an
Eastm?n. it isn't a "KODAK." Kel
lers the Skagway agent*.
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SALOON IS NOW
A TEA OOOI
Hyde's, In Seattle, Now Kavorit
Result of Women
v Seattle, Wash., corrispondenc
of Pai'adelphia North America.)
Picture, if you can, a throni
of beautiful women passini
through tha doors of a popula
saloin. This is just what is uap
peniug every day in tUe city o
Seattle. '
Wlitu Washington weut dr;
there was one saloonkeeper whi
did not waste time lu poijriug ou
txpl.'lives . en those • wuose vote
had lis* him a lucrative business
Instead, he put on his tbiukin;
cp aaC as soon as the doori
were closed on December 31
1915, a corps of men were a:
work remodeling and r^finish.ni
the Interior of, "Hyde's," th1
most costly saloon in the north
west. Into a still more magnit'i
cent confectionery end tearoom.
The original cost of the salooi
was $60,000, aud J20.000 more wa
spent t.etore the doors were reop
ened to the public on February 29
Crowds flocked to it. Men os
corted 'heir wives and sweetheart
where Defore they had gone alone
Society women went first throug]
idle curiosity, but -returned agaii
and again, drawn by the artiiti
beauty and most excellent service.
. The dcoratieone are virtually thi
same as when It was a bar. T hi
walls and ceilings are lii Frencl
old rose and gray, with crests re
presenting the different nation
above the paneled sides. The in
terior rinish is of Circassian wal
nut, perfectly matched and of un
usual interest owing tothe fact tha
all the panels are cut from the wo>
cf one tree, whkh grew In the for
csts of Russia.
Add to ail this the oriental light
ing, the Persian rugs on the floor
the chairs and tables which matel
the woodwork, the small priva
dining room and milady's dalnt;
blue and-white dressing room am
one readily sees the reason Iot it:
great popularity.
Tho guests forg.ts to remembe
."Hyde's" shady pest • and is gla<
rthe turned page spells a clean sue
cess tor its owner.
Passing by the so-called argu
ments of men whose craft-is in dan
ger and the ravings or lrresponsibl<
victims of the traffic, one might
well be amazed at the suoposedlj
san^ and normal men whose utter*
ances »re" on the same level witt
those of the other two glasses.
They talk volubly of the anti-sa
l&cn program aa aiming at the
[Instruction of an industry with th«
- Washington May )25--Ch-airman
l'adgett has reported to the house
a Naval Bill which «alla for a to
tal appropriation 'of twc* hundred
and forty ono million dollars.
It is on the list of tills t be
Introduced today ia tho houao and
will :ome up "for its first reading.
Sentiment expressed in congress j
seem favorable to the bill al
though it may be cut and a smaller |
amount appropriated.
WORK OP ENUMERATORS
18 FINISHED
The work of the enumerators ap
pointed by the court to take the
names of the persous qualified to
vote at the coming wet and dry
eicction have finished their work.
The books have been publicly op
ened by the residents to see 'if
their names were on the books 'and
they have now been transferred to
tho commissioners office.
Residents may have their uame
entered on the book any time at
the commissioner's office. Every
name that appears on the) books and
docs not vote Is counted in the
majori'y count of the residents of
Skagway.. [
The final election to determine
the issue will be held June 6th. It
behooves you as a citizen to enteT
into the issue and do your duty by
voting cne way or the other. Take
the* trouble to see if your name is
on the book—if not bop that you
are registered. '
A<vST. CASHIER MOVES
IN'TO HOUSE
W. L. Landsborough has reated
the Rob Eville place on Broadway
and will move in with his family to
day. Mr. Lansborough hag been
stopping at the Pullen House for a
month until he could arrange for
a house. Miss Brown, also asso
ciated with the Bank of Alaska will
stay with them.
1) VXCE FRIDAY NIGHT
5 There will be an informal dance
in the White Pass Club this coming
Friday night. The committee in
e charge have been making prepara
'ioiis for the-dance and a jolly good
; time is in store for all w^oi coma.
; Good music and -plenty of fun has
*en guaranteed by the committee.
: I DOLPHIN' E\ROUTE
The Dolphin will be iti this port
' onigh' at 8:30 with mail,-passen
' gcrs and sixty tons of local frieght.
> 1* is in Juneau :it the present time
• 'tnloading freig' * and supplies for
> 'he mines.
, V'H.itLt aUaa^iuiucu. u
"fc-.lt JUluli.tj» Ul.U I.it vU.bttili£ U1
; ■■>•>£- UUUiUfclS U Ulcil out 01 euiyio,«
■ -UU..I, It Of pUUUl GujtXtb. 01 Cliur
•lj a nil auuiliouul Uu>U<.L6 tn iuu>ii
* cj-uiuiti- wutu •ikv.im? -a uli'oauy
1 a-etc Li tilt ltCb 01 fciiit^il ivv
I -4««. f
i iu wwe books tiitj' write, iu tue
■ ui..gttriut uuii uewspaj.«r ui ticks a
, cuii- taut sUvam oj mutter' voicing
(.he pathes of tucir plea fro the-life
' o{ i lie discredited and crimaial ua- j
i l-oii—there is uev«i tb.,i dimmest
. appiviiTiiiiou of the ftct th; t thq val
i uuulo 7 ai estate aud buildings now
> occupied by the liquor traffic will
■ be jubt as valuably as before. A
taousaud instances of such proper
> ty selling or renting under prohibi
tion at higher figures thsm before
■«re kuownnnd only awaiting publi
cation. Nor does it (lawn on the
mind of many a "good citizen" that
tho bloat-ed driver of a beer wagon,
with ihe sentence ef death visible
' upon Sas repulsive countenance, is
* certain to find better health as
* well as better employment in de
' | Uvtring groceries, dry goods, fUTHi
, tare, coal, etc., to the thousands of
' i families formerly unable to buy
' these things in sufficient quanti
1 ' ties when the wagesof the husband
* and farher went to the saloon. ■
' I —Adv. j
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j NOTICE
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1' Meeting of tie B. P. O. Elks,
■ Skagvay lodge No. 431 at 8:30 P
m in Elks Hall. Visiting: brothers
welcome.
LtTX contain# more real eoap
iba.i five times ltm weight In ordi
o»r» soaps or soap powder. Get It
for 10c it Kellers' tf
1 WANTED—
1 OLD RUBBER BOOTS and SHOES
5-2SEE WALKER j
TOWN TOPICS
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The Dolphin Is due to arrive to-!
morrow.
A powder triiiu left for the Ul
terior «hls morning.
The City of Seattfe will arrive
hi this port oa Saturday.
Mr. Balloa a,j returned from
tile Interior and is making his head
quarters at tho Pulien House.
Messrs. Cogs&u, Rousseau and
Bailou left this morning for Den
ver Glacier to tako photographic
views.
Tom E. Boo, yromineut trader
and owner of a trading pott in
*&e Yukon Territory la passing
through Skagway Tor a month's vis
it through tha Stateg. 1
P. W. Field a stampeder in, the
Yukon Is passing through, Skagway
and calling on some of his friends.
Le has boeu iu the Yukon coun
try tor fifteen years ami - reports
thai «hings look pood iu the Pelly
Kiver country.
COPPER
Tacoma, May 2.. -r At twenty
nine twenty five.'
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
The. tennis seascn in Siagway
will open officially neifc Saturday
aftcmcon, with a tournament of
men's doubles and women's doubles,
commencing at 2 o'clock.
Entries should be made with Mr.'
Bonebrake at Kelle/s Drug Store,
not latP4- than. Thursday night. The
drawing will take place on Friday,
and an announcement will be made
in Friday evening's paper1 of_tha re
sult.
Entries must be accompanied by
an entrance fee of 50 cents, and
only members of the club are elig
ible to «jnter. Seventy five per cent
of the entrance fees will be in
vested in prizes, the balance going
to enrich the club's exchequer.
One set will decide.the semi
finals, und two out of three Bets the
finals.
There will be no admission charg
for this first tournament, and - all
interested in the game are invited
to come and root.
>». ANTE
RAGS
3 23-3t , SEE WALKER.
NOTICE LICENSE ELECTION
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that thb enumeration, of all per
sons entitled to express consent or
non-consent to the sale or manufac
ture of liquor within the city of
Skngway for the year euoceeding
July 1, 1916, has been completed,
and the books containing said en
umeration ire now open far pub
lic inspection in the court house
at fhe office of the Clerk of this
cojrt. Any and all persons in
tTfested may inspect the same aad
suggest corrections or omissions.
NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that
Tuesday, June 6, 1916, has been
de.ermincd upon as tho day for
the holding of the "election." The
polls will be open from 9 o'clock
a. m. to 8 p. m. Polling. place
at city hall. By order of the coirrt.
J. W. BELL,
Clerk of U. S. District Court.
EDWARD A. RASMUSON,
tf. 1 Deputy.
WANTED—
COPPER AND BRASS
5-:«-3t. SEE WALKER
Carpet cleaning, gardening car
pentering—any old Job I want 1L
Phone, Judd, Portland House.
6-23-4t .
LOST—Small c<xt of arms pin.
Kinder please leave at Alaskan of
fice. 5-25-2L
Subscribe for. the Daily Alaskan.
Got Some of tho Poison.
"The late William Vaughn Moody,"
said a Harvard instructor, "was well
liked. Moody hated gossip. One of
our professors had a nnstv, venomous
tongue, and one day this gentleman
appeared In chapel with bin hand
tied up.
'• 'What's the matter with him 7* some
one asked.
" 'Oh, he's been trying to hold bis
tongue.' said Moody/'—Exchange.
However, Father Wu Moved.
She—Was father very angry when
you broke the news of our engage
ment? He—I don't think so. His most
poignant emotions, so far as I could
discover them, appeared to be sym
pathy and relief.—Richmond Times
Dispatch.
Ite Sort.
"That woman's tongue goes, as ffcat
as an express train."
"And It's always on the ralL"—Balti
more American.
Free Doll Stockings
We will give free a pair ot Doll Stockings with every pair ol
Burson Hose we sell. The Doll Stockings may be had in White
Pink or Blue. Every little girl should have some for her dolly.
KNIT TO FIT "
WITHOUT A
SEAM £
r
SHAPED FOOT
BURSON
Fashioned Hose
are shaped in the knitting without
seams. They are comfortable, styl
ish and durable—made in weights
to meet every climate. Buy a few
pairs- on our recommendation—
they'll give you genuine satisfac
tion.
25c 35c 50c 75c
I L. A. HARRISON CO.
& Phone 55 Store cloees atS P. M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
m
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
nBBMBBSSi
WILL OPEN OUR NEW MOTION PICTURE THEATER ON
BROADWAY, BETWEEN THII5D AND FOURTH AVENUE IN
A FEW DAYS.
(Official Pul)licatif«i)
REPORT OF TILE FINANCIAL CONDITION
of 1
The BANK OF ALASKA, located at Skagway, Alaska, Territory
of'Alaska, at the close of business en the loth day of May, 191C.
: ; RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ? 9,790,76
Overdrafts '.. .. 0
Bonds, Warrants, other securities 2 750.00
Banking property, furniture and fixtures 6,926.30
Other -real estate owned , 5,171.15
Due from Banks 76,737.65
Checks on other-banks and other trgh items .. .. 497.63
Exchange for clearing house .. . 0
Cas.li on hand .. 17,421.28
Imerest -Paid 3.24
Expenses • j .. 5,983.21
TOTAL •? 125,281.22
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in $50,000.00
^Surplus fund , .. 7,601.80
Undivided profits • 755.42
Due to banks—deposits ' 2,000.00
Dividends'unpaid 0
Deposits 64,914.00
Certified Checks 0
Cashier's Checks ... 10.00
Notes <u*d bills re-discounted 0
Bills PayablQ (including' certificates o" deposits) for money
. ; borrojved ... 0
TOTAL ... $125,281.22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA)
TERRITORY OF ALASKA)
FIRST JUDICIAL DIVISON)
I, George Huth, 'Assistant C&saier of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and bel < f.
(Commissioiner's Seal) 1
Subscribed and sworu before GR.JRGE HUTII, Ass't Cashier,
me this 25th day of May
1916. Correct Attest:
EDWARD A. RASMUSON. P. H.-CANTY.
U. S. Commissioner in and ANDREW STEVENSON,
for the Territory of Alaska. Directors.
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THE
YUKON
CAFE
MRS. DORCAS JOYCE
The Best Meal in
Whitehorse
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Front Street, op. osite Depot- J
PRICES REASONABLE Jj
|, Wholesale and Retail
ji CIGARS
| ^ and
p TOBACCO
' and different articles
^ Don't forget the number
p 428 Broadway
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