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The famous Hunts canned fruits
Kellogs Crumbles
Pompeian Olive Oil 30 and 50c sizes
Reliance canned Dill Pickles
Crystle Domino Syrup
Bagleys Apple Juice
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Blanchard Butter and Eggs—Always Freeh
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NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway, bemcen -ml ami old.
Opea ij.voi-y i^jght
Saturday ami Sunday
"Exploits o£ Elaine."—Second I
episode iu two parts.
Pathe News, No. 30, 1915.
"Col. Hewaliar,"—A comedy car- I
toou by J. R. Bray.
Vitagraph company presents Lil
lian Walker, and Ilughie .Mark in
"The Lost Cord."
FIVE REELS
Music by Miss Gladys Butler.
Commences nt p. iu. !
Local Happenings
Iu order that the rather lengthy
program may be gono through wit;i
properly, dancing a; the Athletic
Club Carnival ball tonight will com
mence promptly at &:3o o'clock.
There will be some "great do
ia's" at the Athletic Cl"b Carnival
ball tonight. If you don't believe
it, go and see for yourself, and if
you do believe it, go anyway and
have a good time.
Tho government boat Peterson
came in from Ft. W. H. Sewn, d at
her usual hour this morning, brins
ins up a halt' dozen enlisted mm
from the post and one passenger
from Haines.
Rev. Father Turnell will go to
F» W. >1. Seward this afternoon 011
the Peterson and hold services
there tomorrow. In consequence,
there will be no services in the
Catholic church here tomorrw.
The Mariposa is aue in Skagway
Irom the south at t o'clock this
tveniLg. The number of passen
gers for here and the interior is
unreported, but the vessel has 14«>
ions of freight for this port.
Tha announced sailing date of
the Alameda from Seattle on Sep£.
lSth has been cancelled and the
vessel will not leave there 011 her
next northern and western voyage
until Sept. 24th, which will bring
her In Skagwav on Sept. 28th.
The \V. P. A. club gymnasium
Las been handsomely decorated for
the Athletic Carnival ball, which
13 announced to take place there
tonight, and for which elaborate
preparations have been going on
for some time among the members
ol the club.
LUX is the pure essence of soap.
Get It at Kellers' and us© it for
fine laundering. if.
WHITEHORSE HAPPENINGS
(Continued from page 1.)
intends to leave at Joe Brewers on
the Hootalinqua river where be has
a mink and fox farm located. The
party expect to be gone about a
■wee* or ten days.
Messrs. W. Wills (Bonanza |
Farm), and Chas. O. Walker (Gar
den King), two of the prize-win
jiing vegetable growers of Skagway,
have the profound thanks of the
editor of the Star for a box of as
sorted vegetables sent him a few
day3 ago. Everything in the box
was a portion or the display at
the late horticultural fair and,
needless to say, was a superior qual
ity. Skagway garden truck is far
ahead of anything shipped to this
country from the outsida
SHOOTS TO SCARE CHILDREN
AND NEARLY KILLS THEM
yContinued from page 1)
or so off it would have killed both
of them, according to the story.
Wlitn "Shorty" Mann heard of
the affair he had a warrnt drawn
out against Charles Peterson, but
ou hearing that it was an accident
he withdrew the warrant and prom
ised that he would not prosecute
YILNA INVESTED
ON THREE SIDES
(Continued from page 1)
Russian seaport of Riga, which has
been attacked several times already.
T'.se Germans now control in Rus
3i | 411(1 Poland territory half as
large ;ts the German empire.
LUX contains more real soap
than five times its weight in ordi
nirv soaps or soap powder. Get it
*or 10c at Kellers'. tf.
NOTICE
I U:ive removed my express and
burgage transfer office from the
nc.^.r*1 of Trade Pool and Billiard
hall t« Robert Browning's place on
the corner of Fifth and Broadway
and changed my telephone
number from 34 to 90.
0-17-1 w. A. J. BAKER, Jr.
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• (itiURGti ES|
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at eleven o'clock a
ui. in the Alaskan building.
Subject: —MATTER.
'I he public is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
METHODIST EPLS< OPAL.
Sunday morning the pastor will
preach on the subject: A MAN'
HELPED BY GOD. Sunday even
ing the subject will be "GREAT IS
DIANA OF THE EPHESIANS," or
Labor and the Liquor Revenue. Sun
day school 12:15. The public is
cordially invited to all the services.
L. H. l'etleisen, Pastor.
ANOTHER WONw H OF SCIENCE.
Biology tins P. J tiint Dandruff Is
Coa.1^ .". ' y i: Germ.
Science Is dor.:. • :.dere these days In
ncUlcinc as v/cii :• ;:i msch.-.nics. Since
Adam lived, tho ;. n.U'.n raco has been
troubled with dar.dr iT. fo ■ wh'ch no hair
preparation has in. •> .'tore proved a suc
:esst'ul cure tint!! X: • - . IcrplciJe was
put on the market. s p •. leniir.c prcp
iration that kill# yei'.n that make?
iandruE or scor:' t!lr~itrj into the
=calp to ret at ll . of :I.o hair. where
t saps '.he vltc.'>■ irlr." ffhln- soalp.
faHi.w hair. a:.u • • bald-v-M With
-'Ji JandrufT i • it; luxuriantly
It is the only d. •* « "* of dind^uiT.
Sold by le-lin? -iNi-i. Sand "te
in stamps i\>r .wnrl Tho Herbi
cide Co.. L'etroit. M1 -i.
One floiTar t>ottTe, guaranteed.
At all dnie stores. J
Week In Society
~~ «:
(Continued from page 3.)
Mr. anil Mrs. L. A. Harrison en
tertained at dinner on Monday for
Miss Margaret Ken nan, Miss» Maude
Harrison and Mr. J. L. Stewart.
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Mrs. R. P. Nlcholls arrived on'
tlio Princess Alice from England,
euroute to Dawson to join lier hus
band, Sergeant Nicholls of that
place. j
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Miss Hughes of Dawson, who
his been a guest in the W. C. Mc
K&izie family for several weeks was
an outgoing passenger on the Prin
cess Alice.
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Dr. L. S. Keller left Discovery ou
Thursday and will in all probability
reach Carcross on Monday, where
after a few days stay, he will re
turn to Skagway for a home visit
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'Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matthews will
leave on the next Princess boat
for the south. Mr. and Mrs. Mat
thews have spent tho summer in
Skagway occupying the Gault cot
tage on upper Sixth avenue.
o—n—o
Mrs. Agnes Bilison, a popular
employe of the Pullen House is
enjoying a reunion visit with her
little daughter, Dorothy, who came
frcm Victoria on the Princess Alice
and will remain during the winter.
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Mrs. L. A. Harrison and Miss
Maude Harrison wen' to Bennett
this week for a round trip. Miss
Harrison is anxious to see as much
of Alaska and surrounding country
;ts possible before her departure to
eastern Canada where she will vis
it before returning to India.
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Mrs. Martin Conway and her
children, Bessie, Jack and Martin
the second, returned on the City
ot Seattle from an extended visit
in San Francisco and Oakland.
While away Mrs. Conway nd her
children visited the big fair and
say it is the most wonderfully beau
tiful sight in the world.
u—u—u
Mrs. P. A. McKenzie of Edmon
ton, who has spent the season in
Atlin and Discovery visiting with
hor sons, Jolin and Malcolm Mc
Kenzie and her daughter, Mrs. John
II. Black, was a passenger south on
the Princess Alice 'o Vancouver,
where she will remain with other
sous and daughters for a visit be
fore proceeding on her way home.
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Miss Maude Harrison, sister of
•Mr. L. A. Harrison in whose family
she has been a guest, left on the
Prii:cess Alice for a visit with friends
aud relatives in eastern Canada be
fore returning to her duties as mis
sionary to India. Miss Harrison
won many friends in Skagway who
regret that they will not again have
the pleasure of hea-ring another of
her well chosen lectures.
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Ou Thursday Mrs. AVilliani Shear
er entertained Mr. Draper and his
daughter of Los Angeles, Miss
Gladys Black of Bangor, Maine,
Mrs. McNeill and Mrs. Nlcholls of
Dawson. The entire party under
the patronage of Mrs. Shearer went
to the cemetery to see the "Soapy
Smith" grave, to the shops, the gar
dons and other places, and then ad
journed to the hospitable home of
Mrs. 'Shearer, where tea was served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Gault en
tertained at dinner on Sunday last
at the Pack Train restaurant for
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gault, Mr.
Gura!)raeh, the Misses Eliza
VEEYBEST
CUTICURA
Soap and Ointment, both
fragrant, super-creamy
emollients, are the first
requisites in preserving skin
beauty and purity.
Samples Free by Mail
Cutlcura Soap and Ointment sold everywhere.
Liberal sample of each malted free with 32-p. book.
. AUillvas WKud "C'UUCUT*." Dept. CJ'. Bus to u.
but! and Katherlno Gault and
Messrs. Leland Phillip and Ed
win Gault. Tlxe table was set iu
the alcove off the general dining
room and was beautifully decked in,
sweet peas, and a dinner such us
the popular caterers of this well
known cafe know how to serve was
laid before the guests.
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The Princess Alice brought a
whole cargo of romance to the far
north on her last trip. -First came
Miss Gladys Black of Bangor, Maine,
recently a teacher in the high
school in Springfield, Massachusetts,
who was met at the boat by; her
friend, Mrs. William Shearer, and
entertained by her till the train
left for Carcross, where the young
lady was met by Mr. Fred W. Gray
of .Whitehorse. In Carcross the
young people were married and
went to their home in Whitehorse,
where Mr. Gray had already pre
pared a pretty cottage home for
his bride. Miss Black's complete
trip; was arranged by F. F. W.
Lowle, the local ticket agent for
tlxe C. P. R. Another bride to be
was on the same boat and left on
the train on Thursday for Dawson
to marry the man of her choice.
This lady was Mrs. McNeill of Van
couver, and will wed Mr. Wilson, a
prominent mining man c-f the in
terior.
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On Monday last, in honor of Miss
Sig&a Wickstrom, a Jolly and en
joyable dance was given, in A. B
hall. Discovery, B. C., where all
of Discovery and Atlin's pleasure
loving folk assembled to do homage
to Miss Wickstrom, who has so
successfully managed thq dining lial
of the Pine Tree hotel for the past
three yars and has by her unfail
ing amiability and sweetness of
disposition won for herself hosts
of friends. The hall was hand
somely decorated with evergreens
and (lowers,, good music was furn
ished and at a late hour a bounti
ful supper, such as the pioneers
know how to spread befor guests,
was served. Miss Wickstrom was
aocompauled to Ailin by two auto
loads of friends who wish her a
happy vacation to be spent in
Sound cities. Miss Wickstrom will
visit also in Victoria ana Vancouv
er, returning in the spring and
again taking up her former duties.
Misa Wickstrom received many
gifts of farewell from hor friends.
On Saturday last Mrs. Hazel C.
Kirmse entertained in honor of
her son Daniel's birthday, the
young man having reached the sixth
mile stone in this world's journey.
The hostess was assisted in receiv
iui- by Mrs. G. G. Miller and in en
tertaining by Miss Gladys Butler an
Miss Vern Miller. The afternoon
wag passed very pleasantly with
games on the lawn and with music
and stories. The house was prct
tilly decorated with cut flowers and
potted plants. Master Dan received
many gifts.. Delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Kirmse and
her assistants and all enjoyed a
piece of the birthday cake. The
small man will give each guest a j
picture of the happy scene as a
souvenir of a joyous occasion. Thoso
invited were Frances Van de Wall,
Donald and Gertrude Mulvlhill, Dun
can McKay, Jane and Eileen Lynch,
Albert and Harriett Towne, Lilly
Puterson, Gould Fickhardt, Wil
lard Hillary, Ralph Lowle, Victor
Louis and Virginia Selmer, Rena
McBrien, Cecil Cox, Kenneth
Blacchard, Neta Friedenthal, Edna
Ikuta, Dolly Abbey, Rex Fischer,
Marian Ganty, Willard Peterson, Ad
en and Egbert Hansen, Phillip
Oisen, Gertrude Hestness, Ivy John
son Buster Wheeler, Helen Achison,
Fred Adams, Howard Sherman, Ur
ana and Stewart Larsen, Phillip and
Catherine Gault
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