Ik CmI tkl ii NOT lje-Pecic<I
R These are the
r California Fruits you
should serve in your
home. Of highest qual
ity, tree ripened; deli
cious orchard flavor; they
satisfy the most exacting
taste.
Try them.
Lx>ok for this Trade Mark.
IVe sell or. J rtcommcnd them
Best in the Land
C. W. ASK
& Sons
Leading - Grocers
NUGGET MOVIES
Broad \\nj. between 2nd Md 3rd.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
The Haunted House of Wild Isle.
—4 Kalem drama In two parts.
Tbf Legal Light—Sellg drama.
Tlio Fabto of the City Grafter.
TONIGHT
Music by Mrs. R. Shelly.
Conunencce at »:iSO p. ra
Zerlth Oil is particularly adapted
for use in lubricating the fine
parts of all delicate mechanisms.
10c. ?5c, 50c bottles. Keller Bros.
Sole Stagway Agenta.
jTilt BANK
) WILL OPEN
!WE NEED THE MONEY TO
MAKE TBE FIRST
DEPOSIT
* —
I Now is the time to buy
^ everything cheap up to
) -
). Tony Dortero
Why don't you get that
ROYAL TAILORED LOOK?
We offer .ROYAL Mad e-to-Measure
Suits iiud Overcoats at $16 to $40
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
BREAD
THat Is:—OUR OWN MAKE
For the past winter we have endeavored to make our Brepd
Baking Department our particular object—to satisfy our cus
tomers and give them BETTER BREAD THAN THE ORD1N- ;
ARY.
OUR NAME IS OUR GUARANTEE and the reason for our sat- .
lsfied patrons. 1
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE
TOWN TOPICS
W. H«rn, father of Jailor Perry
Hern of this city, yill sail on the
Jefferson for Seattle, enroute to
his former home in sturgis, Mich.
Vienna Bakery bread la the stand
ard for Skagway. Get it. 3-15-tf.
M. Huntley, jvho has been spend
ing the past several jveeks in the
states leturned on the Jefferson
todav.
J. P. Anderson, proprietor of the
Pantheon saloon, accompanied by
Mrs. Andersoin, returned from a
trip extending over several weeks
to tho slates.
The S»r. Humboldt is due to ar
rive 'n this port at seven o'clock
tonignt. At the time of going to
press she is reported to bo at
Haines and has 40 tons of freight
for this port. She will go into Col
umbia. cannery after leaving Haines
j and this call may delay her in
reach.'ng this port.
Wi'h all the improvements com
pleted, the Vienna Bakery is again
at your s<»rvico with the finest
broad, pies and pastry. 3-15-tf.
It pays to advertise. Last week
I offered some bargains in. realty
and sold out. Now I have another
bargain, the south 75 feet of lot
7, blr.ck 78, a corner on 12th Ave.,
for $50.03 cash.
3-16-21. PHIL ABRAHAMS.
R. E. Franklin and wife returned
on the Jefferson today from a trip
to the slates. They continued on
to intir home in Dawson, where Mr.
Frankl'a will resume his duties with
the C. X. Mining company.
At 10:00 o'clock A. M., March 20th, 1916
THE BANK OF ALASKA
Will Open Its Doors for the
Conduct of Business
An opportunity will be given for the inspection of
the Bank quarters on Saturday night
March 18th
The Bank will be open from 6:30 o'clock
to 1 0:00 o'clock
EVERYONE IS INVITED
to come and receive a friendly greeting—
men, women and children
Mrs. Theresa E. Rickard, who haa
been vlsi'ing in the states for the
past several months, -was a boms
coming passenger ou tho Jefferson
today.
Airs. Charles Greime, of White
horse, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. L B. Davis, returned to the
north 011 tho Jefferson and con
tinued to their home 011 today's
train.
JEFFEHSOi GETS
II SI EEEIIENj
The Alaska Steamship Company's
Str. Jelterson docked in this port
at 11:40 this morning, and brought]
to Skagt/ay about 60 passengers.
Capt. Joseph Miller, master of
tho ship, stated that ia as much as
he had a number of horses on board
and «hat a hard shaking up >vould
likely injure some of them, he took
refuge behind Benjamin Island,
where he remained for move than
thirty hours, owing to th^ strong
gale wli'i h was sweeping tlie canal.
Besides tho 20 head of horses,
which are consigned to points in
interior, tho boat had about
forty tous of freight for this port.
She was posted to sail from here
at three o'clock this afternoon, but
will hardly be able to get away by
that tirn**. She has several pas
sengers 'isted for Seattle, among
them being General Manager Her
bert Wheeler, W. L. Speer, and Mrs.
Paul Krtiger and two childrui, and
W. Horn.
Tre Vienna Bakery lias re-opened
lor business and Max will bo glad
to see all his old customers again.
3-15-tf.
NEW ItKIDKGKOOM EDITOU
OF DA1LV ALASKAN
W. li. Burford and wife arrived
in Skagway on the Jefferson, today,
find will make their future home.
Mr. Burford comes to Skagway as
the editor of the Daily Alaskan,
and from this time on he will be
the moulder of popular opinion in
so far as this paper is concerned.
Mr. Burford is a young man, a
graduate of the department of
Journalism of the University of
Washington, as well as the law de
partment of tho same institution,
and comes brimming over with op
timism and enthusiasm over
the grrat possibilities of tie
nortbland While he is a
stranger to Skagway, he has
resided at Juneau and other
southeastern Alaska towns. He is
familiar with conditions as they
exist in the north, and comes pre
pared to give the friends of the Al
askan the "best that there is in
him."
For a few days to come he may
not cive his entire attention to
his new duties as newspaperman,
for he has with him his bride, and
it is believed that many of his
thoughts will be centered on his
vrife. Airs. Burford is also a Uni
versity graduate, and but a few
days pr'or to tl;e sailing of the
Jefferson for Skagway was Miss
Jessie Grignon.
NO MOKE SAW TOOTH EDGES
Having installed an Electric
Edge Ironer, you don't nec-d to
wear a silk handkerchief around
the neck fOT protection.
3-16-4'. SKAGWAY LAUNDRY.
A' one o'clock this afternoon, in
front ot the U. S. court house, with
Phil Abrahams acting as auction
eer, the property, situated im
mediately north of the ICirmsc
store, consisting of IS feet by 50
feet, noon which tbere is a two
story Jrame store building, was said
at auction.
Tha first bid made on the pro- i
perty was for $1,000 flat, and this
was raisrd fifty dollars at a »ime
until it ivas knocked down to S.
H. Yeomans for $1,500. Wil
liam Wright was the other bidder
and he stopped at $1,450.
This is a good piece of property, ('
GAGE
Spring and Summer Hats
Now On Display
Becoming Tailored Effects
Lacey Sailers
Also the ever popular close
fitting hats so suitable to
Skagway zephyrs
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloeos at 8 1". M. Saturdays 9 P. M.
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office. Fifth Avenue
Open Eveiy Ni rlit Raised Seats
Wednesday ami Thursday
Universal presents episode No. <1. "An OliI Grudge." — THE
BLACK BOX, by Phillips Oppeidicim. Produced by Otis
Turner, with Herbert Ifcuvliusun, Ai:im Little anil William
Worthington.
Bob Leonard luul Hazel ISiirkhaui In THE HOUSE DISOORD
AXT.—Two re;'ls.
1 KOUBLESO.ME l'ETS. — A rural comedy produced by George
Nichols.
* 5,000 feet oi films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Until further notice no &ho\vs will be given on Monday, Tues
day and Friday nights.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
QL DiLS'1 BAN 51 IN ALA5HA
IE tj> M. lj£hii£i'
,^jnea-., Ala&ka
Capita], 4>50,UOv.CO. Vu'plus, $20,000.00
B. MJbEHRENDS H. \\ iLLh 01 Y NVNAliGHTON.
President Vice F ivs. Cashier
Got"3 5orf Money" for your Foxes
Black. Silver, Cross, Red, White nnd Blue, Lynx,
Bear, Marten and other Fur bcorcrs collected in yoor section
SHIP TOUR vrrcs DIRECT <o "SIMItKRT" the largest
house In I he Itoriil dealing exclusively In NORTH AMERICAN RAW FUSS
: . r H. >'.:>e with aa unblemished rep
utation existir.e for "mora than a third of a century." a long sue
c il record of sen tipper* prompt,SATISFACTORY
AN'D PROFITABl-K wans. Write for"Chr (fchubrrt Misprr."
rket report and price list published.
Write lor it NOW—!«*• FREE •
ft t» CU1IBCDT 25 27 WEST AUSTIN AVE
A. B. SHU BEK 1 , Inc. Dept.74 CHICAGO. U.S.A.
and ilit price paid for it was not
wiiat it si.ould have brought.
The property was sold to close
uy tha Henry Bernliofer estate, |
which has been in probate for the i
past two years.
The Vienna Bakery for bread, cof.
fee rolls, doughnuts, pies and j
cakes. 3-15-tf.
(Special Correspondence by slow
Freight.)
Haines, March 5—On last Wed- I
uesday the Haines tire company wasj
re-organized at tho A. B. ball, and
the following officers chosen: Fire
Warden, X. G. Hanson was elected
chief; John Fairfield, assistant [
chief; B. A. Barnett, secretary; G.
VV. llinetman, treasurer. G. W.
Hinchmnu was appointed foreman, of
the chemicals. Steve Sheldon was
appointed foreman, of tho hose "-"d
W. A. Talbot was appointed fore- j
man cf tho ladders.
On Thursday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Ii. O. Banta gave a dancing j
tiid card party at their home, j
mere were twenty-five or thirty
juests present and a most «ujoy
ible time was had. The luncheon J
.hat was served was all that heart.1
:ould wish, and to say that Mrsfc
Janta prepared the lunch is a suf- *
iicleut guarantee of its excellence, j '
J. W. Combs, deputy marshal, left i
in the Jc-fferson for Juneau with j <
Frank Craig in. custody. The pris
oner is accused of having set the
Federal jail in this town on fire.
Harry Higgins, JEd. Fay and Joe
Chisel, who have been called to
serve ou the graLd jury at Ju
ueuu, left on the Jefferson ou the
5th.
Harry Combs, who has been at
teudiug school at Mount Angel,
Oregou, returned to his home here,
ju tho Ji-fferson.
Tim Vogel went to Juneau ou
.he Jefferson as a witness before
;he grand jury, ia connectoa with
he robbery of his place of business
some time ago, and of which Geo.
V. Green is accused.
The mail service between this
place and Haines, or rather Haines
md gkagway is just about as Blow
is the service between this glace
md Fairbanks.
.Mail received today, bearing the
iain"s post mark of March 6, 1 p.
n. was received ia Skagwajr today
it 1 p. m. Only a matter of ten
lays to cover a distance of sixteen
Lautical miles.
Service first is the slogan of the
United States mail service for Ai
ska.
Mail posted at Fairbanks on Feb
uarv 25*h, was received in Skag
i'ay at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Mail posted at Boston, Mass.,
larch 1st, was received in Skag.
ray at 1 o'clock this afternoon.
Surely we have just reason to be
roud of our quick mail service iu
klasfca,