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THE B M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
| OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tial growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in
every part of the
Territory
Where Do You
Keep Your
^ Meyer Daniels had been accumulating money for
• three years. It amounted to $1,700. Instead of
depositing it in a Bank, w here it would be safe, he
kept it in his house. His house was destroyed
by fire, and this $1,700 in paper money, repre
senting three years' economy, was consumed.
If you are keeping money in your house, you are
running the risk of its loss by fire. Your insurance
policy does not cover money destroyed by fire
Open an account with us and your money will be secure from
tire and theft
OUR TOTAL DEPOSITS ARE NOW OVER $430,000.00
representing over 1300 depositors
B ANK OF ALASKA
WR.IXGELL ANCHOma B
4LASRA
After The Show Tonight
A delicious Ice Otjam SundAO
with crushed fruit — or a Malted
Milk—or an Ice Cream Soda.
A special instrumental emd to
c l 11retrain of >Ir. Edison'* K©>
( iK tion of Music, has baen a*.
rJin^ed for your benefit.
KELLER BROS. OO.
Ti e San Tox DHig Store
Dr. Sewell hasi returned froia a
tew day's visit In, Haiiuea.
Mr. Quinlanl shows a, slight im
prcveni'iEt lu his cofl,<Utio,u. ;
Lora Ilkcbicock ha^ signed the
roister at the Gojdten North.
Frank Parish] of Seattle Is look
lug over the sights) in, the Garden
City
Miss P&tersonj is expected) to ar
rive from Vancouver next Wednes
day, 1 I
Mrs. W. W. Dickinteon; ofi White
horse i.s stopping at the PulJen,
House.
W. R. Smith, hallsing from the
Shushajia is a, recent arrival in thie
Garden City.
Mr. Claysoii] will return to Cor
dova Monday. He 'will sail on, the
Alameda.
Dr. Crimes will be ai s»uitihb<Jun<l
passenger tonight oin th>q Prinee
Rupert,
Lovell Roussfeau, published ol
the WhitehoTse Star, is a' visitojr in
the Garden City.
\V. B. Stout la back from Oor
dovia. He l°ft for his home in
Haines this morning.
R. R. Young, is advocating £h«
cause of th'e briquet to, the Sky
way fuel consumers.
LOST — A bunchi o£ keys con
taining P. O. Hey No. 176. Please
retun- to this office.
Governor Black and wife will ar
rive on tonight's train andi leave
for Vancouver on the Prince Ru
pert.
Six horses a're oin the City oi
Rattle. They will bo unloaded and
placed In the cattle btails at the
docks.
H. P. M. Birkinbline will leave
for Tuneau today. He will appeal
as a witness in the road case con
troversy.
R R. Young placed] a nice con
tract with Fort Seward for 1800
tons of briquets. Guess) tihe sol
dier bays will keepi warm durins
the winter.
The scenic views of the G. T. P.
lines will be fl^jhekl an the screen
tonight. Those wlilo saw it last
night have commented on 1«® beaut
and scenic effects.
Ra.pli Pedersen will arrive in
Skagway on the Alioe next Wednes
day. Mr. Pedetrseni will ftpendl the
winter assisting hlis father In his
phofographio work.
Mr. Ross, assistant cashier ol
the Bank of Alaska, has been con
fined in 'ne hospital for a few duys
He wil* probably te able to1 leave
todav. He will report for duty
Mondiv at the financial institution
Tha Whiltiepiorsej Star pulblitlhe
an account o!f the dealt/Ij of one oi
Whitehorse's, imminent young) mei
serving at the front. Jack Tay
lor, sou of Mr. anld Mrs. George
Taylor, former magfeitrate of White
ho'iit and tlrot/hetr to Mrs. W. R.
Hiileiv of Skagway was killed iq ac
tion on the western front.
CHURCH NOTES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Holy Communion at 8:30 a. m.
Mass and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2:00 p. m.
Evening Service 7:30.'
All are cordially invited.
Ft. P. H. Turn ell, S. J
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services conducted by; the min
ister Sunday morning aft 11 o'okKflt,
and evening at 8. Sunday school
12:15. 'Beginning at 7:30 in the'
eveuiug Mr. Q.J. Farwell will give
the following
Organ Recital
'•MorgPnstimm'ung" — "Ase'a Tod."
From "Peer Gynjt" suite, — Edv.
Greig.
Xoctuine in E-flat major (para,.
phrase), — Fr. Ghcvpin.
Weddin? Music, (1st movement) —
F. Mendelsohn.
Th.e public) is| cordially invited.
Services in the MethddlistCJ ihurch
builditg.
L. H. Pedcrsen, Minister,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Services will be
held Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock
in the Alaskan Building.
5ubjeci: — THE DOCTRINE OF
ATONEMENT.
The public is welcome.
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
RIVER REPORT
WHITEHOR3E, Oct. 13 — Casca,
up CarinackS 4:45 p. m.
Canadfan up; Selkirk 4 p. m.
Seattle No, 3 up Selkirk 3 p. m.
Whltft HoTsa la Dawsoln.
Selkirk up Ogilvle 9 p. m. with.
50 passengers. |
Yukon up Ogilvie 7 p. m. wltli
60 pasfejjg-eirB.
Washburn u[ft Dajwsoni 10 p. m. on
tho 10 iJx
Alaska, arrived in, Da*W£(t>n( 7:30
a. m.
Dawson alt) Whkt/ehor&e. S alia
toda£.
BOWLING SCORES
Oscar Sclmer bowWd 201 and 20J.
Mrs. 3elm©r 196, Mrs. Unge
froren 189.
Nicely frame-el pictmeg of the
steamers Governor and President
have beeni received by; Agienit
Weir. He wild use it hem to> decor
ate tiie walla offl h,is( oiffioes.
Pre f. Cooper finished) his series
of lectures in) this ctity last night.
He will leave on, the Prince Rupert
for his home in Oswego, Oregon.
Mr. Cooper will take an active
pflr* in the Republican! campaign,
working on the elide of the Rpeubli
cau standard bearer.
EAGLES DANCE TONIGHT
Smiths orchestra will furnish the
music for ?he Eagles dtaode toniight.
Tliis will b^gin a feries of damecs
to be staged, by the Eagljejs Lod®a
during the 'winter months. Danc
ers have been; eagerly waiting to
try out the Eagla floor and will
no doubt take advantage of the
flue music and1 hospitality! of the
Eagles tonight.
SEATTLE IX TONIGHT
The Citv olf Seattle s booked to
taa>ke this point toaiigh/t el 7 o'clock.
It carri« 100 tons of flreiglit oaid a
fair passenger list for this port. It
will unload and jsull for the south
after tha special tnadn from the
interior arrives.
SI-ECIAJj IN TONIGHT
A special train wflll leave White
horse ill's alCtiemuoon, upon the ar
rival of the river steiamer f?asca.
Connections will be made wfith) the
Oity or Seattle and1 Rupert by the
passeugfrs djeBiriag *o leave
for outside.
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
(Continued from page 3.)
Colonel W. L. Stevenson and Mr.
Prank B. Wurzbacher were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shaw
on Thuisday. The table) was beau
tifully decked in laviender panjsies
and a brass bowl o£ those sweet
flowers waa used as a center
piece. An excellent dinner, chief
. lv of Skagway products waa served.
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Mr. ana Mrs. W. E. Privett of
Pendleton Oregon, are in town
amending to some legalj business;
Mrs. Privett is the daughiter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wess Matlock and grand
daughter of the late WiMiaro Mat
lock, all cJd residents of the pio
neer days of Skagway. Mr. and
Mrs. Privett wlil be here for some
Ume.
— n—n o
Mrs. W W. Dickinson) and her
da"-/liter, Miss| E'iiel McMahonj of
W^itehorse, came over on Thurs
day and registered1 at thei Pullen
House. Missi MoMahonj left on the
Princess Sophiaj fort 60utfliernJ points
and <1# soon be married. Mrs.
Dickinson accompanied heij daugh
ter to Skagway and 'will remain for
a few lays.
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One of the) best attractions at
the "Pop" this wiee^ was tihe film
featuring the Ginandl Trunk Padific.
Tba harbo" wath) thjs Prlnkse Rupert
in port was esjpieciallyi gjooid. The
scenery jJong tShiq G. T. P. Tail
roa^ was beautiful, romantic and of
grea' interest and! the whtole film
was a BPlendi.d! vtew of most in
teresting points.
o—o—o
Mis. Harriet S. Pullen ia still
busy at her homestead in] Dy«a.
She ia doing some harvesting, as
sisted by several men. Mrs. Pul
len will reap a fine harvest from
her Dyea farm. The potafcoer and
hay crops are unusually good;
whit© and yeflloW turnips, carrots,
ruta bagas andj other) vegetables
will yield a good •crro'p.
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Mrs. Frank" D. Websfbeit entertain
ed on Wednlesday -wWhj Mrs. ..Carl
if aniens
'Xust-Proof
You may be short or
tall, slender or stout,
but you can always
be correctly corseted
with a Warners"
1 L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Store closes '8 p. in. Satur
9 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Sunday and Monday
ESS ANY A presents THE FA MIL V DIVIDED, in tljr^o acts, by
H. S. Sheldon and Barajn t Washburn.
SPADES ARE TROD'S, wit .'* liiily Quirk, Con.stianc«| Tallnadgq
and Edwlna Robbins.
THE SELIG TRIBUNE. — Tlx world's greatest iiefws film.
FIVE REELS
Music by Mi's. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth
Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
E. Orlander ad guest of lionar.
This uretty social function was giv
en a* the Webster homo on
EJevmuh Avenue amd Main, Streets.
The color scli-em wbsJ blue and was |
can fed out very e£fac<thiely with
late autumn flowers and stream
ers of ribbon. THo table was grac
ed with a dainty cenjterpiece of for
get-me-nots witih| ribbon) streame.s
tied to little kewpies, as favors,
loading *o each cover. Those in-J
vited were Mrs. Carl E. Orlander,
Mrs. C. W. Ask, Mrs. M. A. Web
s'er and Mrs. Louise Mil nets.
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Mr. A. C. Bonetora&e who has
bcem identified' with! the northl for
two; years as druggist for Keller
Jiroe, prospector, hunter of big
gamp and a jolly good fellow at
any and all times, left ou the
Princese Sophia; for his oldl stamp
ing) ground, Seattle, and after a
visit there he will go on to his
old hom°i in Goldendale, Wash
ington, for the winter. Mr. Bone
brake 'will return in the spring
or sooner, if the lure of the au
rora, borealjs/ should! prove too
strong to be wit'hjs|tood. Aurora
is a beautiful name, but we are
no- so sure that the other name is
borealis.
#—«—8
Wednesday evening, Mrs. Louise
Milnes was liosteg at an October
dinuwi gvien in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl E. Orlander, who will
leave soon for the south| for the
winter. The autumnal color plan
was carried out in the menu and
lights phaded in; arimacin nnd gold.
Ore a bunchesl of late autumn ;
leaves were usedi prdfusely in the
house deoo'rtatiionsf andj the place ;
cards, painted' by; the hostess in
the prevailing color, gave a beauti
ful touch of brilliant to( the wall :
appointed table. The invited ;
quests were Mr. and; Mrs. Carl E. ;
Orlander, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rein- ,
ert, Mrs. Frank D. Webster, Wil- (
liarn C.. Wright and Dr. H. A. Blyth.
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On Friday Mrs. D. C. Ballou en- (
t-ertali:ed very pleasantly at auc- j
:ion for a number of heji* frkjfflds.
The hostess waa assisted by
Mrs Hermann. Miller. The house
lecoration were of autumn lea-vie®
ivhich were tastefully disposed
iljtU' the rooms. Mrs. Her
na 11 n Miller won fi'rstt "honjors and
ivas uward<d a lvand ivainjted dish;
Mrs. Airs. Norman E. Black carried
>Ir the. booby, a pnetty olid lvwy
ailiiKoji givon( for good lucg, De
icious refreshments were serv
ed at individual tables. The
juts's were Mrs. He,rmanmj Miller,
Mrs. W. G. Powe.lI, Mra. E. J.
Shaw .Mrs. A. C. Blanchard, Mrs.
IV. 0. Galiie, Mrs. W. C. Bianjch
ud. Mrs. F. J. Weber, Mrs. W. R.
tlillery, Mrs. Norman G. Black,
Mis. F. J. Vain die Wall and Mtb,
IV. L. Landsb/orougli.
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WHISTS WHO WILL APPEAR AT
SILVER TEA TO BE GIV
EX AT HOME OF MRS.
M. R. DREXXEX
Mrs. Brackatt, popranio, a/nxl Mr.
?kaaden, pianist, will give a pro
jram this afternooia at tot esiIvor
ea whicli will be given by the
ivornen of the Pro-CathiredaL of St.
War. at the home of Mrs. M. R. '•
)rennen, 2323 Irving' Avenue south,
lor *he benefit of the rectory fund.
The above clipping ig from the
Minneapolis Morning Tribune of
luite recent date i'nc- refedS to Mrs.
n Tuas Reed Braokett, who la
;hc e-ii'lv days of Skagway mlada
ier home in, thisr town. Some yeara
tgo Mrs. Brackett iu company with,
ier husband went east to! live.
?oon afterwards Mr. Bracikett
lieT an"l since that time Mrs.
3rac-kfit has devoted her time to
nus'ic, both vocal and inStrument
and now enjoy® a world wide re
>utaficii as a soprano of great ex
;el ' nc:. Many of Mrs. Brackett's
>ld Skngway friends will remember
ier r.vc-o* voice aa she very gen
;rous!y contributd to many a con
:<*r' and other public entertain
uent during her stay in! the north.
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