FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER
Ripe Tomatoes
Hubbard Squash Head Lettuce
Green Peppers Cucumbers Egg Plant
Cauliflower Sweet Potatoes
Pumpkins
Grapes Grape Fruit Pears
Crab Apples Bananas
Oranges Cranberries Apples
New Crop Walnuts 25c per lb.
ASK & SONS Grocers
THE ROYAL TAILORS
SAMPLES HAVE ARRIVED
Come in and Ijook Thorn Over. [300 Samples to Pick Prom
$16.00 and Up
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
'.PHONE 32
o'clock ;i. m. to ~:30 p. m.
John Bjornseu, one of the White
I'.lss force is at the White Puss
hospital w>*h a severe cold.
LOST— Nugget maple leaf piu.
Fiuder please leave at t^is office
and receive reward. ll-6-3t.
Mrs. P. Somm-'rs, of i-og Cabin,
V.. C., returned to her home yester
day after a ten days' visit with
friends at Ft. W. H. Seward.
Chris Vaike, a White Pass em
ploye is confined to his home, suf
fering from a severe cold. He is
reported to be improving this morn
ing.
Agent Dortero, of the Humb-il'.t
oteamsolp company states that the
Humboldt will be in this port some
time tomorrow afternoon or even
1>S
Miss t'na Jerolamen, of Fo. t
Seward, passed through Skagwaj
enroute to I.og Cabin, where she
will be the gu«>t ot' Mrs. P. Sum
mers fer the coming weok.
There will be a regular meeting
ci the Skagway Volunteer Fire de
partment a- Fire Hall No. 2 at
S:30 o'clock -bis evening. AH
members are earnestly requested to
be present.
The Harbor boat Petersen of Ft.
W. H Seward, made the regular
trip to this city today. She brought
u;> the following passe rgers: Mrs.
Winterberger and little son Donald,
Mrs. S. M. Tressing, Miss Madeline
xlockett, Stephen Sheldon and
oergt. Dennis.
"The Great Stroke," a World
F:lm corporation production, in five
parts, to be sho»vn oa the screen
tonight and Suud ly utght at the
Fopular Picture Kalace, from the
prospectus, bids fair of fulfilling the
claim that it is a most remarkable
and dtsuerately daring play.
Bowls have not been holding the
atteutic-n of the erstwhile enthu
siasts tha season as in years gone
by but tL'is may be accounted for
by the fact that the weather has
been mild, ani "indoor" sports have
not gained control over the more
fxhiliraxii.g out-door exercises. Dur
ing the last week but two 200
or ever scares were made. Jack
Huntley rolled 20-1 as high for the
men, while Mrs. Prosper H. Gauty
with 200 f,us-ained the womb's re
putation as knowing the game.
~HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.
nkta It I > Free or Dandruff, It Groir»
Luxuriantly.
Kair preparations and dandruff cures,
as a rule. are sticky or Irritating affairs
that do no sixthly good. Hair, when not
dU;.*wcd. grows naturally, luxuriantly.
DaadruS the cause of nine-tenths of
ill hair trouble, and dandruff is caused
by a germ. The only way to cure dand
ruff 1? to kill the gem; and. so far. the
Dab" hair prei>aratlon that will positively
destroy the germ is Newbrc's Herplcide—
absolutely harmless, free from grease.
Podiment, Jye matter or dangerous drugs.
U allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy ar.d soft as silk. "Destroy the
»a.use. you remove the effect." Sold by
leading cr^ggists. Send 10c. in stamps for
4*mpl» to The Herplcide Co., Detroit.
Itiob.
One doHar rottle, guaranteed.
> At »Ji drug stores.
'NUGGET MOVIES'
lliiiailivoy, tidtrnu —ml :unl 3rd.
Op ti Every Night
Friday luul Saturday
"Patne News No. 57, 1915.
' "The Butterfly," in two parts by
Helen Cardner.
"A Substitute for Pants." — A
to.it i:ic comedy by Marshal Xcitau.
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Sunday and Monday
Exploits of Elaine, 9th episode.
Tathe Weekly Pictorial.
FIVE IlEKLS
Mumi hj Mitts (iladys liutlei*.
: ,:!ieiHCS at S:30 p. in.
NOTICE TO
TAXPAYERS
The assessment books of all
taxable property la the town of
Skagway, 'or the year 1915, axe
now in my hands, and taxes levied
upon same are now due and
payable.
Taxes upon Personal property
will V.'-ome delinquent on the last
day of November, 1915, at 6 p. m.
Taxes upon Real property will
become delinquent on the last day
of February, 1916, at 0 p. m., and
unless such taxes are paid upon
both ual and personal property on
</.• before date of delinquency, 20
per cent penalty will be added
there'o and in'erest charged at the
rate of eight per cent par annum.
All taxes payable at the office of
th.i Town Treasurer, a* U. S. Court
House, Skagway.
MARTIN CONWAY,
Town. Treasurer.
U-t-ll-lS-'15.
ktiURGHESj
. CATHOLIC
Mass and Instruction at 9:30
a m.
Sua Jay School 2:30 p. m.
Evening service at 7;3o.
All are cordially Invited.
Fr. P. JBL. Turuell, S. J.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christian Science Service will be
held Sunday at seven thirty p.
m. in the Alaskan building.
Subject — ADAM AND FALLEN
MAN.
1 ho public Is welcome.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Services conducted by the pastor
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and
eveulng at 8 o'clock. Congregation
al singing. Sunday school at 12:15.
Everybody is cordially invited.
L. H. Podersen, Pastor.
Week in Society j
,
(Continued from page 3.)
Mr. ana Mrs. A. E. Kindell were j
dinner guests o" Mr. and Mra. W.'
H. Mulvihjll on Monday.
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On Tuesday Mr. and Mra. A. E. ■
Kindell were Invited to luncheon on
board the S. S. Burnside, the guests
or Sergeant Brock. I
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Mrs. L. H. Pedtrsen returned on
the Princess Sophia from an ax-1
tended visit to Seattle and other
coast cities. i
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Mrs. Harold Talbot, accompanied
by her son Dick, arrived on the I
Princess Sc-phla iron Prince Rupert, I
where she had been lor an, extend
ed visit with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. James llaslett.
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Mrs. J. M. Haat aud her daugh
ter, Miss Ethel Hart, who have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
\V. H. Hanson for the summer, left
on the Princess Sophia for their
home In Chicago. Mrs. Heneon is
Mrs. Hart's daughter.
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Skagway la t.o be congratulated on
good show houses and good shows.
At tht "Pop" this week many are
"following the crowd"' and tho
crowd was not disappointed, for the
thrilling play—seventh installment—
of tho " Trey of Hearts" -with
tho "Female of the Species," and
other attractions havo drawn big
crowds to this popular plaace of
amusement.
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The "Eagle'o Mate" drew crowd
ed houses at the Nugget this week,
and while the mystery of the |
"Clutching Hand" Is solved In the |
minds of many, the interest '-a still i
intense and many flocked to see the
latea installment. Other films of!
equal interest were shown. In the j
"Eagle's Mate," there was enough!
of he primitive cave man to hold I
the audience in suspense as to what |
would happen next, and gave a good
portrayal of life in the Tounessee
mountains.
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Iu compliment to Mrs. H. J.
Ludiard aud Mrs. Paul H. McClel
land, Mrs. E. J. Shaw gave a very
delightful afternoon tea on Tuesday.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
F. J. Van de Wall. A tempting xe
pase was served and tlio guests on
Joyed a social chat with their
sewiug and embroidery. Those in
vited were Mrs. Hermann Miller,
Mrs. F. F. W. Lowle, Mrs. O. V.
Zinkan, Mrs Fred Dav.es, Mrs. Eliza
beth Blanchard, Mrs. V. A, Peter
soil, Mra Martin Conway, Mrs. W.
C. Blanchard, Mrs. N. E. Black,
■V,3. F. J, Van de Wall, Mis3 Agnes
C. Moffat and tto quests of honor,
Mrs. H. J. Ledlard aud Mra. Paul
•McClelland. (j
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The Parent-Teacher association I
met iu the lecture room of the pub
lic school on Friday evening, and J
:< 11 who were present had an o*p- '
portunity to see the work done by
this wry hard working body of clti-'
zens oi Skagway. From a timid uu-j
termed band of last year has grown
a thinking organization that is read
to cope with all questions of today '
that makes for better conditions j
everywhere. It has been said that'
the public schools are the Jack-'
screws that lift the world, and It 19
encouraging to see the many im
provements that each year are bo
inj; added to the schools by the
earnest teacher of down to date
thinking. After a brief business
session in which the routine -work
was gone through in accordance'
with parliamentary exactness, a i
number of questions were discussed ,
pro and con by those present, and
then an able paper was read by the
Reverend L. H. Pedersen on "Ed- j
••cation of the Hand." This paper j
dwelt especially on the work being
done by boys in the schools of
Skagway a.nd other schools. A look
at the kitchen of tho domestic
science department w ill convince j
any oi'C, even the most skeptical,
that good -work is being done there!
and some of these young girls will |
assume the duties in kitchens of
their own and will do 6o with a j
feeling of "1 know how," and they
will find that the feeling of inox- j
perience has vanished before that
simple fact of knowing, if more I
of tho town's peaple would attend |
these meetings more good will come
frqm such attendance. Just go.
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The Invitations given, by the Arc
tic Brotherhood bidding the mem
bers and friends of this organiza
tion to be present at an, Installation
Ball, was In compliment to the In
coming offlcere to celebrate Hal
lowe'en. The Installation, wae post
poned, but the Hallowe'en festivi
ties were of tho most up to date as
well as time honored. The com
mittee on decorations are certainly
to be felicitated on the success of
their efforts, for never in the his
tory of the Brotherhood b«e the
pretty A. B. hall had more unique
an-" appropriate setting for fair
ladles and brave men. In the
centre of the celling la suspended
a real du^ out canoe and from tho
bottom of the canoe streamers of
black and orange—Hallowe'en col
ors—wer-a curled to the side walls,,
alternating with rows of brownies,
bllliklne, pumpkins, Jack o' lanterns,
witches and various other weird and
wonderful things supposed to be
abroad on this auspicious night.
Each little figure was cunningly Il
luminated "with a small electric
light. In the centre of the room
aud fiUsDended from the canoe was
a large figure that may have been
to represent the god of luck, or of
prosperity, for It was a fat and jolly
creature of most fantastic shape
and proportions. In an appropriate
corner was a very realistic moon,
with the proverbial witch astride a
broomstick namg auruifciy ttCi UDvj I
the face of fair Luna. There were
daisy chains of cninge and black
festooned grotesquely with email
gobl.'ns; black cats, posed in many
ways, brooms Bmall and great, and
many more wonderful things wero
there iii may numbers, and with the
handsome trophies of the ograniza
tlons grouped about the assembly
room, tliora was nothing more to be
desired In the way of adorniment.
Near the entrance to the ball Toom
was a pretty booth handsomely
docked in. Hallowe'en woodeiB and
from which choice fruit punch "was
generously dispensed by dainty
hands throughout the evening. The
music was good and the floor was
par excellence. The refreshments
under the supervision of Chef Un
gefrorec, and his able spouse, were
all that could be desired by the
most fastidious and epicurean pal
ate. This was quite a formal gath
ering and none were admitted with
out an iavltat'on. Evening clothes
were much in evidence; many beau
tiful gowns wero worn by the ladles,
and *he conventional evening suit®
for the Bterner 6ex were worn on
this occasion. This happy and
joyous event marks »an era In the
Arctic Brotherhood' and exempli
fies the true feelings of the or
ganization—the Fatherhood of God
anil the Brotherhod of Man—and
bc let It continue. With the In
coming offlcere with Colonel W. L.
Stevenson in the Arctic Chief's
chair there will continue to b<J har
mony without which nations aa woll
as small organizations will fall by
the way, for a house divided against
Itself cannot Bta:io, therefore let
peace and harmony reiga supreme.
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8KAGWAY COMSUEftCVAL CLUB
There 'will be a meeting of the
Skagway Comnie^i.il elstib s.t the i
city hall, Monday, Nov. 8th, at 8
p. in. All the members are re
quested to bo Dresent. Business of
importance that will interest the
general business people of Skag
way, to come up.
3 l-5-3t THE SECRETARY.
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L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 0 p. m.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office, Fifth Avenue
Open Every Night Raised Seats
TONIGHT
Edwin August in a groat spectacular production in 2 parts,
INTO THE LION'S PIT
MASQUERADING IX BEAR CANYON. ! i !;!;'! ?
THE BOOB'S HONEYMOON.—Good Comedy.
Sunday and Monday.
World Film Co. prepnt* "THE GREAT STROKE," in «ivo
parts. Dr. Morrison prepares to send tha deadly fames in
to the messengers compartmont. , , . . | ; ;-j : i-jj |
5,000 feet of films.
Music by J. T. tUlUr.
Admission 25c and 10c
Begins 8=30
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