Your Batmd,
—every loaf of bread,
every biscuit, every
pic,every cake — we will
guarantee to oe occicr inan you nrr
made before if you will bake with
OCCIDENT Flour.
If youdou" t like OCCIDENT Flour bet
ter i:i every way than any otlior flour you
have ever used we will pay back the price
of tlie t! >ur. We guarantee il—tl»o Ri;s
> I M^lcr Milling Company gu.iranu-is
it. I);d you ever hear of a fairer way of
le- i : rt""ir? OCCIDENT Flour is made
tun.! v tr'.vn the hard, glutinous Spring
Win- it of North Dakota—the best Hrn^J
! ..'..-.v.'. It costs a Iritle more than
i v flour but it ;»***-'. further, bakes
I tter b: cad. and is the hntU-friiai in
!. -t 11* sen-! a s«ck for yon to try on our
C. W. ASK & SONS
;> OCCIDENT
Let your next suit be a
SCHiFFER & EHRMANN
Union Made
Bortero & Son
' I I Ui'.e with tliu Hunnn II ice
ami Clothiers for Men"
- A JUt. A A A A A A »'
^ivtic, Wash.. Mi.rih 12 --The
S • a. <■ !- 'i here 1. t night, at I*
oh led; i'r>1 Skagwvy with the folio -v
in-,1 ji. | !> cu ho rJ lOrVlnt por':
C. Col:-r-.'i.il »if'*, V. \V. Nolan a;»-l
.vi'e, t'.isi Unit. Norn Hendric>..
Ottr! Mill--' ami wife, W. A. Wallace,
(U'O. \V. Ooodwtn, A. C. Pov.-e-s,
Stan!.': and wife.
T <e ll-vubcldt sailed (rotu here
■'or i-xay Wendestfay lu^ht with
several itoc^ilo u;i Wwi'il Louitil tor
Ikiwsw.
Ml\ \K- HA i'l.AMS TO
mh.?.:o\ At
\
Heuibiji, Minn., March 12 —O:.o
..il'.ir:: duih.i's will l>e spr t i"i B:t!
t:riui • nl t-.djoiniits routties 1)>" t '•
•taic <>i Misnnota this spring, to
l.rtrtti.Atfo acres of land,
v.hic.i t;' iVv-e of wafer, would b•
u : _< most fertile. St::te ian<I
• •»? -r:.. rstimsie tint the value of
• re 1 t«eJ land d"riv.;» 1HIV, will
.•o but that before th
end of .» years, will be $lt»0,000,
iniu. I'lii. estimate by the sta'*»
' :
«»• her land v.liie i . re s in .Min
nesota
The majority of thi ■ land to t s
rev! imed i< i, t'io mrthern part
iir . ilji>i::in^ tl :• n •.•f ern »«trt «>
I'.yltmii!i count.', » Irh in itself is
!"«>; :;.il s lotip. Sen e of t e strip
to be r; i.iimed extends c\er to St.
I.ouis county, which is larger than
'ho con 'bitted area of Ooii'.e.'tietit
.•iid ll'iAde Island.
The si-heme for : eclainntion of
'hi., -.nd, at (ires:* t ;. i-ontinuo'ic
s.vaaie of several hundred tnT^s
breadth, hiclndes the di\i-ion o'"
the v;; i ' xpenre ii:tc sections, each
-ectlt n t,i be divided by rot.'s. at
the s' le of which is ... deep drain
age illicit Those ''Uches at every
f:>ur sectl.n > meet rod t'•• object
<>•' the f! )\v is to flew into Rod
!.:ke, the vfrond l-ir-e-st Inland
Inlte, en* ,viy .vi: i't the I'nitei
■*t :ite.;, i llu- nation.
Rt'i -:e is shallow. Ti l: will
•receisit; te a plait fcr getting the
flo v ( - .iier from Re i lake sonfc1',
*<*>9 •«»**•• MS**
I If you are
| looking for a
<• good real estate
j buy, or want
J to make an
J investment
5
J call on me
i Pin Abrahams
j* Agent
>%«-«•• * tn *¥*«•*****•* <*5 **
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, between 2nd and Sad
Gieu Eveiv Niekt
Thursday and Fi iday
"The Heart of Woman."—Tlic l)o
; Rt.no Motion Picture, company pres
this great drama in three
1 ar.s. This is a story of Revolii
ii ary time, and George Washing
| to-., "The Father of His Country"
i.- tiie central figure in the romance.
•• itobecca's Wedding Day."—A
K stone comedy, featuring Ford
1 Stirling, the man who puts the
i.up in jumping.
Commences at 8:30 p. in.
}_ Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston.
j _ _
1 ml 'eventually through the Missis
it ;:i river. This includes widening
a chau'ii.I of one of the tributaries
, U.-il river, now opening out of
•i ii lake, and eventually emptying
•'•f. tha. .Mississippi rive;-. Another
■I::h is to bring the water through
i i iual, directly through the North
-•r Miunrsota divide, and emptying
i. t.j I-aice Bemidji as its northern
| it. Taence a channel will bo*
5 ,-tru ted through hake F.emidji.
to toe Mississippi river which flows
tls »ugh the lake, through a <lis
i "in; live channel of its own. By uur
!*ov. i uj the channel of the river, it
belli'v>.'J that the Mississippi
at this point will be able to
■lie the flow of the w:;ter.
I. i; estimated that t'.ie entire
i" of reclamation will be com
l in ten years. Cutover tini
< • con pled with t'ao swamps Torm
: dditional impedient.
ETON NORTH
Se.-.itle, March 10—Captain La
Bal'ister, formerly steamboat man
(f t.:o Vukon and Tanana rivers,
in liie auto supply business in
this city, has not left for Fairbanks,
;>= expected. His voyage was dc
uved in order to give physicians a
chance to examine him and report
0:1 iiis condition.
Captain LaBallister has obtained
n writ of habeas corpus returnable
Wednesday next in order to prevent
he federal officials from taking hill
to Fairuanks for trial for forging a
i)»;y voucher of the second mate for
$100.
LaBallister declares in the writ
that he L too ill to travel.
TODAY'S ODDEST STORV
Saginaw, Mich., March 12—A live
1- rcrap for the office of justice of
i'e-.ice, with an armless man and one
with a leg missing, as the can
Hd:ttes, has developed here to en
liven the spring election.
Justice Arthur Clemens, who lost
both his arms in a mine accldeftt
several years ago, is seeking re-elec
tion. Iiis opponent is George Son
smith, who has but one leg, the
other having been severed at the
hip in a railroad wreck.
NOME Mil
FOUND DEAD
Nome, March 10—Scotty Allan,
t.he well known in usher, found the
lody of Mrs. Emma Dalquist, proprT
etor of the Favorite roadhouse, near
Mile 15, close to the Cape Nome
road.
The tody was frozen. It seems
certali: that the unfortunate woman
became mentally unbalanced by the
severe blizzard and cold in which she
was causht after leaving the road
house behind her dog's, for she had
[thrown away her mittens and muclc
lucks.
There will bo a regular communi
cation of White Pass Lodge F. &
A. M., Friday, March 12th at S p.
ni. Work in E. A. Visiting Broth
ers cordially invited.
3-ll-2t. THE SECRETARY.
Four Lucky Dogs
Are Going East
Fairbanks News Miner: When
ycnng Belmont and Iselin left
Fairbanks a week ago for tbeir
home in New York, they took out
with them four sourdough dogs
which will make their heme? from
now on back east. They will no
longer howl to an Arctic moon or
in ash over the long trails of the
far north, hut will live in style
with men to look after their "eats"
regularly and take care of their ken
a elu.
These' dogs which went out by
stage with their new masters, two
with -Morgan Belmont and two with
Charles O. Iselin, Jr., are for the
most part well known here, and
were with the boys on their big
hunt. Mike, a leader, was owned
for years by Bert Hansen and when
he was a deputy marshal mushed
all over the interior. He is a liuskie,
getting along in years, and a fine
old fellow. The boys intend to give
hi in a good home for the balan& of
Us days, having become very much
attached to him.
Kid, another liuskie, was former
ly owned by Billy Gorham, the
jeweler, and everv dog inuslier in
these parts knows him. Then there
>".Mt Brownie of Chena, about two
third, pure bred huskie. His ante
cedents are unknown. The fourth
dog t,he boys called Dawson, for
they picked him up there last Auguut
enroute to Fairbanks. Ho is a
mere pup but proved to be a good
tuusher and went with the sleds all
through the McKinley district. He
is also mostly huskie.
iseliu is quite a doj, fancier. At
the Iselin country home he has an
feveu hundred beagle hounds, im
ported from the old country, to
gether with two kennel keepers,
whose scle business is to look after
dogs. Before leaving here he talk
ed somewhat of taking back hus
kie dogs for breeding purpose",
>vith an idea of later sending back
into Alaska a superior strain of
huskies. However, unless he
fo'ind another dog 011 the coas.t to
suit him, he gave up the plan.
LOST—Umbrella, poarl and gold
handle. Finder return to Mrs. W.
C. Blanchard and receive reward.
3-10-3t.
1015 CALENDAR tads
Several sizes and 6tyles of cal
endar Dads j»st received at Keller
Bros. 12-11-tf
CITY IS CHUCKLING
Minneapolis, Minn., March 12—
PeoUe >ere are chuckling about the
little fjiifuences between Billy Sun
day an»l Walter C. Edgar, editor of
the highbrow Minneapolis publica
tion, The Bellman. The story is
told that while Edgar was in Sun
day's Philadelphia audience, Billy
said, "There is a man amongst us
tonight, one of God's chosen, who
has elected to relieve the famine
in bleeding Belgium. His name is
Edgar, Minneapolis is his home. I
want to shake that man by the
hand."
The peculiar part of the thing
was that "just a week before Edgar
published the following:
"A very curious study in modern
civilization as found in America, is
Mr. B. Sunday, late baseball player,
and revivalist of a sort. A vulgar,
hustling, roaring iconoclastic, rant
ing canting religious quack, whos?
antics outrage religious decency,
and who makes a fine living at his
trade."
KlVfi GOOI) ONES TO DRAW TO.
Pehbleford and Gibson Rye. Bnd
weiser. Blue Ribbon and Pale Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
CflOOL
- NEWS
On last Monday afternoon Mrs.
Reinert concluded her instructive
talks on general manners and po
liteness. She discussed necessity of
personal cleanliness, behavior In
public places, right kind of fun,
and told her hearers that when they
are tempted to be unkind or ridicule
another person, they should first
put themselves in the other fel
low's place.
This morning at assembly Miss
Sowerby's room entertained the rest
f the school, Miss Mary and Pau
liue McCann played a piano duet
The second grade recited in unison
a piece. There were several recita
tions on spring topics.
The manual training boys of
Miss Moffat's room made and stain
ed a window shelf and box. The
pupils then planted wild ferns In
the box and it makes a very at
tractive window.
Miss Sowerby's room has been
Hitting out figures typical of spring.
Beginning with Monday morning
Miss Patterson will give some talks
on "First Aid to the Injured" and
"j lousehold Hygiene."
Recitation on Hebrew history:
Pupil—"Esau? Was he a Jew?
The one that wrote all the fables?"
Teacher:—"Lowell must have
known something about women, too,
for he wrote: •
"To say why folks act so and so.
Or don't, would be presuming
But maybe to mean yes and say
110
Comes naternl to wimmin',"
Seventh grade girl—Was Lowell
| married?
There were about 80 people left
Sfcagway for the interior tills morn
ing, 16 of them enroute to Aitlin
and the remainder to other interi
or- points its far down the river as
Fairbanks.
VANKEE NEUTRALITY
Champaigne, 111., Feb. 17—One
Ameiican has had no trouble in be
ins; neutral. He is a rural resident
who entered a local store.
"The war is awful, isn't it?"
asked the storekeeper.
"Is there a war?" asked the man.
'•Sure, Britain, France and Russia
are fighting Germany."
-Well, they have a nice day for it,
anyhow," the man replied.
FOUND—A rosary string of
lc."ds. Call at this office. 3-4-tf.
FOUND—A briar pipe. Owner call
at this office. 3-103t.
Wanted salesmen to sell clgaxB,
cigarettes, and tobacco to deters
Experience unnecessary. Weekly sal
ary and $5 a day travel1 ng expens
es. EASTERN TOBACCO CO., Bos
ton, Mass.
CRAB MEAT COOK 1AILS
at
The I'ack Train Restaurant
Service a la carle.
UNIVERSITY <5IRLS LEARN
.1ITNEY BUS ETIQUETTE
Seattle, March 10—College wo
men were warned against entering
a jitney bus alone by Miss Isabella
Austin, dean of women, at a recent
assembly. AsiJe from the physical
danger, which always exists, Miss
Austin paid that there was always
the danger of undue familiarity in
che jitney.
To illustrate her point Miss Aus
tin told a £Oun*r lady's experience
when riding downtown one aft«i=
noon. She wa3 Bitting In the front
seat, and in the back were three
perfectly nice young men. Another
woman entered the machine and Bat
down on one of the gentlemen's
iaps. He asked here Jf she would
not take his seat, but shg hasten
ed to assure him that she was per
fectly comfortable.
University women should know
the driver or should be properly es
corted before they enter a car, she
said, and they should be prepared
to leave the machine _at any corn
er.
Olympla Be*f on draught at the
Board of Trade. Th!« famou* brew,
both on draft wad In bottle* is kept
constantly fresh? This la the Board
of Trade Bar where the celebrated
Rainier Beer la also kept la bot
For chapped skin use Alraon
Toilet Lotion. See Keller Bros.
Drug Co's display adv. for particu
lars. 2-3 ••It,
New Arrivals
Misses and Girls Middies
Oliver Twist Play Suits
Cotton Crepes and Plisse
in Plain colors and Florals Patterns, 25c per yd.
Warren's Girdle Forms and
Reching Supports
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phon* 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Haturtiay 9 p. w.
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
Arthur Boone, Proprietor
DANCE TONIGHT!
You will enjoy dancing tonlglit
and every night II "PUROLA" Floor
Wax Is used. It Is granular, sifts
and oroduces no dust. A good floor
doubles the pleasure of dancing and
makes the feet light. Try It today.
25o and EOc cans Specify "PUR
OLAt" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
IOpen Eyery Night
Universal Film Co. presents "Cap
tain Billy's Mate," in two parts.—
Th» fifht at the wheel.
A Friend Indeed.—The confiden
tial clerk's dilemma.
Strong Revenge.—Comedy.
School Children free tonight.
FIVE reels
COMING: "Lucille Love; the Girl
of Mystery."—A series.
THE ONLY 8HOW IN ALASKA
WITH RAISED SEATS
Next Postoffice on Fifth Ave.
umin^flNESI) LriarcLLED.
ten and Women Unanimous About It.
Tnr..,- women weep and wall and rofuaa
>m farted because their once mag
t :'c.?ch hs v* occome tiiln and
0. Miry men nolltie to profanity
o V. o fi:c-s Lit- through the thin
• 1; on their rrpnlnins. It will-be tjood
3 to the m:-;erabl« '<1 both sexes. to
•rn that Ncw'jro'B Herplside has been
■red upon the marVei This is the new
•:.!•> g:rrn!clde and aiitteeptlc that acts
y destroying the germ or microbe that
the underlying cause of all hair de
ruction. Ilrrpiclde Is a new prepara
:!on, made after a new formula on an
entirely new principle". Anyone who has
►ried It will testify as to Its worth. Try
». yourself and bo convinced. Sold by
~<Hnr druggists: Send 10r. In stamps
>r sa"ip'e to The Herplclde Co.. De
IpV,
One rfoflar totiiaa raaraateed.
At ill drug itoM.
Six
Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
•V
Tony Dortero
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
Weekly Business
Stimulating Sale
We find that our weekly sales have been appreciated, and
while we inaugurated these sales as introductory induce
ments, we have decided to continue them, each week
giving some reduction on staple goods.
This Week We Offer
Ballard's Horehound Cough Syrup,
Regular 50c size, special 40c; regular 25c size, 20c
Camphorated White Liniment,
Regular 50c size, special 40c; regular 25c size, 20c.
Mulford's "Thym-AIka Dental Cr^am,
Regular 25c value, special 20c.
Mulford's "Thym-AIka Dental Powder,
Regular 25c size, special 20a •
An Extra Special
CIGARETTES
We are closing out some of our lines of cigarette#.
MECCA, regulacprice 15c, special 3 for 25c
CAIRC. regular price 15 c, special 3 for 25 c
50c Large Size Whisk Broom, 35c
KELLER BROS. DRUG CO,
Phone 126 aod we will deliver it to your residence
Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention