The
Route of
Comfort,
Speed,
Service
the winter *aa«on of 1914—15 our regular train ser
vice will be naintained Sorth and South.] bound between
i\J Vaite 4jr»e, train* leaving both terminal*
every Tue*Jay an J Friday.
ttllNTER STA03 SERVICE
Oar through Mail Pu)«nj«r ana Fr«ifht Service will be
operated between '^bite Hart* and 1 Dawtea. affording al
possible comfort by caeaa* of a
Thoroughly Equipped Stage aid Ant*9ib3« Lme
For tull information ipplyjte
C. W. Cash,
Supt, Mail Service Daa't,
\.Vhitehor*a, V.4T.
A. F. 7ipf. Tra/fic Manager, 0
6l2^S*rnnd Avenue,
Seattle, Waah.
White Pass <tYukon Route
Mo •oQadi of hMsac* vUl b* ejj«c*«4 wttk tMik Mi Car* j
*■.> '» oou»d» »ttb aaafe fca *%r« fltX.
3LD£ST BANK IN ALASKA
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THE B. M. BEHRENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska t
JapitaJ $70,009.00. $20,000.00
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Onusual photograph of a rulci a! dlinvr C.;nst:inti;.s of Greece and hla family. This might b« takes tea Ul
home of any American family of ui'.»di-r::!t : :t u>
Boomerang
Advice
By SARAH BAXTER
"Dearest," said George Harding tlie
day after the return from their honey
moon as they were opening their ac
cumulated mall at the breakfast ta
ble, "here's a letter from Charlie Web
ster. I wrote him while on our Jour
ney how transcendently happy I was"—
"You didn't leave me out, did you,
loTey?"
"Oh, certainly not Charlie writes
that he Is envious of me and wishes I
would tell him how I got you. lie says
he has been waiting for several years
for some nice girl to show a prefer
ence for him, but thus far there's
nothing doing."
"Nothing doing! 1 should think not
Does he suppose a girl Is going to
make love to him while he sits nod
ding? When you write hitu again toll
him that he must have decision, con
centration."
"What do you mean by that?"
"I mean this: The first girl he sees
that he feels he'd like to marry let
him show his admiration in his ex
preoslon. If he has been Introduced he
may do this In one way; if not, in an
other. Should he meet her in the
street or In company he should pur
■oe her till he has learned who slit is.
then never let up till he has made her
acquaintance. We women like to be
hunted. It gratifies our pride."
Now, George Harding's business led
him to b« much on the road. A few
days after his return from the wed
ding Journey he gave his wife a couple
of dozen kisses and started on n trip
He had enjoined her to go out wbeu
ever she had an opportunity, and since
aha was not only a devoted autoist
but an excellent driver, she attempted
to kill loneliness by afternoon spins
Into the country. On one of these
spins her machine stopped In the mid
die of tiie road and, like a balky mule,
would go no farther.
The first auto that came along was
driven by a gentleman, who pulled up.
lifted his cap and asked If he could be
of service. Mrs. Harding was a very
pretty woman, and the troubled look
that appeared iu her liquid eyes was
enough to soften a heart of brick. The
gentleman's eyes expressed admlnition
In a marked degree. He left his.car be
side the road and proceeded to make
an Investigation of the lady's vehicle.
Finding that the trmlli'" wo'ild compel
"Gee, but that feels good!"
After Shave
Luxury
Counteract that dis
agreeable soapy feel
ing after shaving.
AntUvtic. Coouno and Bealina
KELLER BROS.
Its' removal by' outside*power, lie pro
posed to secure a rope nnd pull It to a
garage. Anything lie sue jested was
acceptable, and after a hunt for a stout
rope In the houses along the road the
attachment was 111 de nnil the Journey
commenced. the mau driving his car.
the lady at the wheel of li'Ts. Itencb
Ing a canine, her car was left there,
and the gentleman begged permission
to drive her home.
Mrs. Harding had received admira
tion in her d.iv. but never anything so
suddenly developed as tlii.-* It was
plain to her that her new found nd
niirer was taking lu r home bv a round
about way. the necessity for which he
attributed to the road*. After an hour's
drive that line been done in ten
liliiiuies tliev pulled it;> :'t the Harding
residence, the si -anger helped the ladj
out. and. after thanking him for his
kindness, sin1 ran up the steps
The next afternoon what was her
surprise mi I- "king out a front window
to see her car stop :it her door, driven
by the gentleman who h.:d resetted her
at the wheel, lie sprang out. came up
to the house and rang the bell. She
opened the door herself and received
the aim Mio-i merit from her admirer's
lips that, fearing :ie might wish for
her car. lie had brought it home to her.
In recognition of so mtieh kindness
what could -lie do but ask him in? He
gladly accepted the invitation and,
seated tete-a-tete with licr. spent an
hour in Miss fur himself and in reliev
ing ennui f >r the lad.\ Though recent
ly niarri.-d she had not yet got used to
turning aw.i\ the devotion of another
man than her hnsb:-nd When her vis
itor departed Ids eyes expressed such
a longing t« be peimittet' to call again
that Mrs. Hardin-.' could not refrain
from giving it.
When He < I-a: 'lug i ' irued from
his trip Ids wife .-sually mentioned
her automo .e i <■ ' ip inf. fearing to
excite his j. ilou»y r, rainel from en
tering irto ar!' :;'"r< t'har'le Web
ster inform d hU i -nd that during
his absel e I e o'!i;i,.ie> le'd |tut iti
What Is the Best Remedy For
Constipation? ■ *
This is a question asked us many times
each day. The answer is
Iterate. (SttteiBiea*
We guarantee them to be satisfactory
to you. Sold only by us, 10 ccntt.
Wm. Britt.
practice Sirs. Harding's advice 'mid had
prolited by It ludeed. be was pluck
ing up courage to offer his love to o
lady and ask ber to be bis wife. The
proposition might seem sudden, and he
expected to be refused, but be would'
net on Mrs. Harding's advice and stick
to it. ■ fjyf i
A few evenings after this George
Harding left bis wife for a short time
When be returned what was his sur
prise to see his old friend. Charlie
Webster, sitting in the drawing room
with Mrs. Harding. She appeared to
be a bit rattled, and the two men look-,
ed nt each other In astonishment
"Tbls Is the gentleman," said the
wife, "who was so kind to me when
my car broke down."
There was an embarrassed silence
for n few moments, when Harding
said:
"And yon. Charlie, have found a lady
to your taste. 1 wish you success.".
And. with flashing eyes, he turned on
Ills heel and went upstairs.
There was a triangular soreness over
the matter for some time, but eventu
ally Webster was excused since he had
neted upon the advice of Harding.
Yes—Many People
have told usithe same story—distress
after eating, gases, heartburn. A
SssssSSi W
before and after each meal will relieve
you. fc>old only by us—25c,
Wm. Britt.
\vi: 5: ^ rnNG "blockade" protest.
Photo by American Press Association.
President Wilson reading over United States' Dote to England protesting
••gainst :i i t's :ittetnpt to stop all shipping from reaching or leaving Oertuaaf ■
Secretary Tmr.iilty is standing. ■'■C'l
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves Whitehorse the
fourth of every month
for Kluane aud way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigns
Passengers and Freight so'
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H.CHAMBERS, PropT"
OFFICE
Regiiu Hotel :: Whitehor»e. { I
J. 1KUTA
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China and Cut Glass
Official Watcfc Inspector for the
Vk P. & Y. Route
Mail Orders given prompt care
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WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
' FOR FINE FURS
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Oihko*b, • Wueoniio
HU BKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
■. JT. BlEMAJf, Prop.
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
The largest aad best coa
ducted dflrj la Alaska
Dally thipmenta of pure
milk aad cream to all point*
oa White Pa«* ft Yukoi
Root*.
Juneau Sieamsbit go I
D. 8. MAIL STEAMER
Georgia
Elecrlo Lighted. Biean Heated.
schedule of sailings
Salllag Dates aad Steamer Sub
ject to Change Without Notice
Juneau-Sitka R)ita
Learea Juaean for Douglas, Fum
' -,i . Hoonah, Gypsum, Tenakee,
KillUnoo, Chatham aad Sitka
BVERY WEDNESDAY AT 52:01
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LeaTt* Skagway tor Halaee, El
dred Rock, Comet, Jualls, Spntim
el Island, Eagle RiTer, Douglas
and Juneau.
EVERY SUNDAY AT 12:01 a. m.
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are Mjcntial to healthy- «?riVth- j
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