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So why not get them where you know
they are the freshest and best. We
just received a fancy assortment
of cookies and crackers in
packages and bulk
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REAL CARE
Iu reality the "care of the hair"
ait-uts the "care of th© scalp." Ap
ply • PUKOLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottie, and you will not only be
aurprised. but pleased with the
wonderful resulta. A satisfactory
iiiloti for hair health; sold on
lta merits and satisfaction guaran
tee >r your money back. J 1.00
Sold by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
oer botile. Specify "PUROLAI"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Don't forjftt the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PII'ES
Ftom 5c to Pocket Book
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ESTABUSHED 1897
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NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
Ri<ia<lt\Ay. (Krtwtfn 2nd and 3rd.
Open Every Night
FIVE REELS
TONIGHT
Iu the Laundry.—An auimattd
caj-ioou by tilt; Edison Co.
The Girl From The West, tlx
fifth episode of the Beloved Ad
venture.
The Timid Mr. Tootleas. — A
two reel Vitagrai/i. comedy, featur
ing Sydney Drew.
Music by Misa Bw-bi'r.
Ccwiwiirn M Sr.tO p. m.
For fear that t should spread disease.
Look out* you folks, I'm going to sneeael
-St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
ZeUth OU assures the best pos
alb'e reulta a# % lubrrlcajit for all
light or dedicate machinery. 10c,
i&c, 50c bottlea. Kelisr Bros.
Sole Skagway Agents.
After exposure, when you feel a
Culd coming on, take PUROLA Hon
ey ami Tar Cough Syrui). Don't
wa'i until it has d&»elop<d Into
bronchitis or pnettmouia. Does
not contain opiatts of any kind.
Ktep a bi'ttle In the hoube for
emergencies. Your druggist will
refuud your money If not satisfied.
Price ioc and 50c. Specify 'PUR
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Co.
LOST—A lady's hand< embrold®. e
lviakerch ieX aroujsd the violet patch
on Mount Dewey. Valued as a keep
sake. Kindly return to Alaskan of
fice. tf.
NATURE SPARES
The Stricken Roue From Grief.
Vhat a fortunate provision natu.
Is. that deprives the roue of ir.oiu
ifforir.g; for how poignant w.ulj be is
.ief to discover, in tlie height of It
ooming glory, that a canker fed at it.
cart, and that Its beauty and fragrancc
,ro doomed forever. Nature always
Tares the suffering; she is a veritable
t<>re-house of pleasing rewards, for
iose who seek her aid. In the year
ne by falling hair and graynnss hav.
-.at a gloom rver the lives of thousand
f young women, but thanks to the in
cstigations of scientists the true cau
■f hair destruction is now known to h
. germ or parasite that burrows int.
s.e hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicio
.bsolutely destroys this pern, tlrn
'•rmltting the hair to grow a;; na
re Intended. Sold by leading urufr
-tsts. Send 10c. in stamps f^r snmplc
3 The Herplcide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
At *D anj Motm
Oae Softar eottJe, guaranteed
JOLfcY *»ARTY SKIP OVER
\VALEKS OF fcYNN OANAL
Wto*t could bo better tlian a
•ramble aver the wateie of L,yu.u
Canal on ttieise fine euuuiuer even
ings on the yleu.sure boat Golden
Kud? That's what the; jolly puiaay
who nvre the guests of (jutytxiiti
Ralph Young on Saturday evening
have determined.
Saturday evening the Obtain In
vited a number of Skugiwayians to
sail over tl»e waters of Lyim oan
all with him. The party left at
S:30 and alter a two iuouraf ci"u>ise
returned with all kinds of praise
for the staunch. little boat ;utd 1U>
skipper.
Those noted as making the trip
were Mr. and Mrs. Powell, Mr. and
Mis Hillery, Mr. and M'rs. Ken
nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmu&oii, Mr.
and Mrs. Burioud and Mr. uuid Mrs.
Weir, Mr. ana Mrs. Henson, Mrs.
Shaw Mrs. Orlauder, Mrs. Johnston,
Mrs. Herman Miller, Mr. iiroudy a. J
Ur. L S. Keller.
SCALE DIZZY HEIGHTS
OK A. 15. AT J&AltLY HOI H
Mountain scaling is now bcconi
ing the popular spoi.t with, the
aerial gentry and promises to liold
au additional attraction, as the sea
son advances. Harrold Stetson, J.
C. Stow art, William Bi«dsoe, Cecil
Cole and L. J. Thomas futnud a
cliinb'nr quintet Saturday after
noon, packed their belonglngB and
struck out for A. JJ. Mofuutuiu.
They camped at the end of the
trail over night, caught the e«. ly
sun rays at 4 a. in. on Sunday aim
began the accent. The climbers
made tne top by ti and roanud
around the dizzy heights fur th.ee
or four hours before descending.
Tii< y rtpurt a dandy trij) and re
present that the mountain offers
wonderful scenic effects for tour
ists.
GOLDEN KOD TO CRUISE
OAN'AL tonight
A million dollar trip for one dol
lar is tiie word that has been ma«le
to cover the trip that the Golden
llod will take tonight. The pleas
ure bout will leave the dock at
7:3u sharj) aud cruise around the
canal, taking lu Elks Falls, Fortune
Bay, Dyea, B-uxro Creek and all of
the ujiuts of interest ulong the
canal.
(.'apt. Young informs us that he
will take at least two hours and
that weather oouditions are ideal
for the trip. Those wisihing fur
taer uariioulans, inquire at Kellers',
the booking office of the little
cruiser, where i* will be ohoerfully
given. The times is 7:30 siuarp.
One dollar takes you on a wonder
ful trip. All are inivited.
TENNIS PLAYKllS (JET HEADY
Iii con motion with the annual
celebration to be held Saturday,
Julv l.-t., the Cell Uration Commit
tea Intend pulling up prizes
tot an OPEN SINGLE TENNIS
TOc' UN AM ENT,
The »odles matches will be
pla»d off on Mr. P. H. Ganty'a
court iu;d the mens ou the Elks'
court.
There will be no entrance fee
but those desirous of competing
must uoUfy either of thQ following:
Credt Bouebrake, Cecil Cole or
Eric Telfer,—as early as possible
and no* later than 6 p. m. Thurs
day, June 29th. The result of the
draw will be published iu Friday's
issue of this paper.
GETS LOCAL COLORING
Lowell Jackson Thomas, Instruct
or in Princeton University and lec
turer on Alaska, is on the field get
ting local coloring for his lecture,
wine* he will reader in the metro
politan cities this conning winter.
He is now in Haines making in
vestigations of native life and tak
ing snan gihots of the community.
His itinerary calls him down the
Yukon and along the westward.
WHITEIIORSE, June 25—Daws a
sail, d 10:30 p. m. on the 24th.
Selkirk talcing on wood at Ogil
vie.
Canadian ud Hootaliniqua 8 a. m_
Dawson down Lower LeBaagee 8
m.
Dawson down Lower L&Barge 9
a m.
GlKiner arrived 7 a. m. Sallad
5 c. m.
SPOKANE TOUCHES SITKA
The Spokane steamed Into this
port Sunday at 4 a. m. with over
fifty nasseogwre for the Garden
Ci'v. It unloaded 240 tons of
local freight. Th« return will be
made via Sitka.
COl*N OILMEN MAY PACE
CRIMINAL CHARGES
It is understood th«Jt warrants
have been issued for some of the
councilman of Halmee for an al
leged trespass on i>rlv«*a property.
For a number of years a tirall and
wagou load hug been openly used
over a certain piece of property in
tha* city umd wa» recently feniced
in by the person cta-iming title to
the land. The council ou-dered the
fence torn down and their orders
were complied with, which has re
suited in the issuance of the war
rants lor their arrest.
PAINTERS get Bl'SY
The front of the A. B. Hajl has !
been washed off and pointers will j
get busy some time todiay with
scaffold and brush. It will be
varnished on the outside and paocd
in a s»pic and apaai condition for
the touris' e-neon. J
IN NEW HOME TODAY
Dr. Ualbie is busily engaged to
day moving in his new home on
Sixt1' and Main. The building hias
been stained a pleasing brown, col
or and it is understood that it
will be completely furnished; with
new furniture.
ALASKA NEARS PORT
WITH BIO CARGO
The S. S. Alaska is neartafc tills .
porf and is scheduled to arrive I
some tinie tonight. It carries a I
hi avy tonnage and will be in port \
lor twelve hours unloadii g. Over I
four hundred and sixty tons are !
','boa-sd for Skagway .
ALL RECORDS SMASHED
The record sit by the Methodist
Sunuftv school for a hundred at
tendance, was met and surpassed
yesterday. The register cf the
classes shows that the toital attend
ance was 106, showing an Increase
of 10 over last Sunday.
The Alameda Is scliied'uled to sail
for northern ports tomorrow.
The railing of the Dolphin which
was scheduled to leave Seattle to
day has been cancelled.
Technical Ob'ection.
The chess player's wile when in the
country drew her husband's attention
to a debate which was advertised to
take place one evening between a col
ored minister and a white divine and
requested him to attend the debate.
"No. my dear. I shall do nothing of
the kind. With bishops of opposite col
ors on the board the game is sure to
end in a draw."
Both Sides of the Picturo.
"Re cheerful. Von can always look
about you aud see people worse off
than you are."
"That's true. And when the hill col
lectors come dunning me I can always
tell them of a lot of people that have
more money than I, but the trouble Is
they won't go to them."—Detroit 1-Yee
Press.
He Thought It Dear.
"Mercy!" ejaculated young Mrs. Kid
der In the midst of her reading. "Here
Is an account of a woman who sold
her baby for 50 cents!"
"Oh. well," returned her bachelor
brother, who had at sundry times cared
for the children while his sister went
shopping, "all kinds of swindles are
being worked nowadays." — Kansas
City Star.
Curbing the Kickers.
'These are the smallest sandwiches
I ever saw for the money," said the
traveler to the waiter In the restau
rant
"Yes." replied the waiter. 'There
was so much complaint of the quality
of them that I thought I would make
them smaller so that there would not
be so much to grumble about"—Lon
don Answers.
Giving Them a Chance.
"I'm thinking of hiring au efficiency
expert to reorganize my business."
"That's a good Idea. Where do you
expect him to start?"
"I guess I'll let him begin on the of
fice boy. That will serve as a sort of
warning to the heads of departments
to speed up a little."—Birmingham Age- |
Herald.
Her Mission.
"Hubby." announced Mrs. Stylover,
"I'm going to town tomorrow to see
the new styles."
"You forget." her husband reminded
her, "that tomorrow Is Sunday. The
shops will be closed."
"Who said anything about shops?"
she returned. "I'm going to church."—
Pittsburgh Telegraph.
Crushing Indifference.
"You don't love me any more," said
young Mrs. Dubson, weeping copiously.
"What's wrong, my dear?" asked Mr.
Dubson anxiously. "What makes you
think I don't love you any more?"
"Last night I pretended to be talk
ing In my sleep, and you didn't even
stay awake to listen." — Birmingham
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