Pompeiani
The Cream of Olive Oils
We offer the following sizes
One half Pints at 40 cents
Pints " 75
Quarts " 1,50
One half Gallons " 3,00
Gallons " 6,00
These prices are about one half of prese*r \raliies
SPECIAL
Heinz India Relish
Only 20 sents per bottle
&ive u» a ckance to figure oft your tall purchases. 'Ve jan save your money
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C. W. Ask & Sons
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JUST RECEIVED
•s ♦"•AT- r h
Large Shipment of
Socks and Sweater
Hand Knitting Yarns
ALBERT REINERT
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Broadway between Third and Fourth Phone 41
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
It you want to buy a home or buy
any property that 1 have for sale
that suits you 1 can offer you(
Some Bargains
DONT FORGET that I sell
Fire Insurance
ESTABLISHED 1897J
You make a mistake ii
vou d' not stoo at
THE
Pullen Ho'jsd
Electric Light*
Rooms Single oi i i Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Horn g Ccoking,
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our o Wn da^v
Fresh Eggs, etc'
Rates $3.00 Per • Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for 1 raveling Men.
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, .CALIFORNIA
OFFICE—SECOND AND B80ADW j^.—pKONF. 50.
SAILINGS FROM SRAGWAY
— FOR—
SEATTLE, TACOMA, VAN' jfrflVER, VICTORIA
CITY OF SEATTLE December 2nd
Connecting at Juneau for Q-yraora. »nfl Seward
LOW RATES TO ^Al.lFOgNIA POINTS
S«iliaji Etwt Mood.r. T!>w*Ut. S»t» ^ SettUi for S«m Fr*na»co. U» Aw>Im. Sm
Di«.. Rul Tick.* to / ti, (jilted Sutt> «»<*
W. A. BROWN. Agent
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
iCANAOIfl
iPAcmcj
T wir i Screw Steamship
PRINCESS MARY
From Skagway
Dec. 4-18 Jan. 1-15 -29 Feb. 12-26
—FOR—
Prince Rupe rt, Vancouver, Seattle,
etc.* and Points East
All ] ^artloulars From
L. H, JoKnsti m Agent. Skagway
OR
f- F- Lowle, Cen. AJuneau
. 4. A 4 4 X A l. J
I "BOB" THIBADEAU DIES
OB! INFLUENZA IN JUNEAU
Henry Shattuck, who made the
rour.' trip from Juneau on the Jef
ferson last night stated to persona
tn t'>e dock that Robert Thibadeau,
who has been working la the bis
mill at Thane, uassej away- on. Sat
urday morning, a victim of the in
fluenza
I-ittle was to be learned of the
Datiloujara Incident to the death of
"Bob'-1 ag he was more familiarly
known here, but it is presumed that
h« was unable to fi£ht a Winning
battle against the ravages of the
disease.
Robert Thibadeau hag been a
jesident of Skagway for a great
miny years, coming here with, his
parents in tha early boom .days,
*nd he wag a graduate of the pub
lic school.
His mother who sDent the past
summer here left for Iowa early in
th6 fall, and after the busy season
ended here later in the season, his
father, E. L. Thibadeau closed up
his place of business an# went to
lo-v where be intended to, remain
until spring. With his father away,
ob docicted to go to Juneau and
there seek employment, jyid it is ur."
derstood that lie has been working
over since ho went away.
Since the above was put in
tyoe the following cablegram was
received from »troller White, chief
of thr Alaska Publicity bureau:
Juneau, Monday.—Bobbin Thiba
deau d-ied here at the St. Ann hos
pital Saturday night from influenza.
H9 wa$ sick only a few dyas. He
hid been working in the Uastineau
mill pnd later as longshoreman. The
remains will be buried here.
KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH PROS
PECTIVE CITIZEN'S
Washington, Doc. 1.—As part 01
its prog rati of aiding in every way
those aliens who have deol&red
their intention of becoming Ameri
can Citizens, the Bureau of Na
turalization is sending letters to
each candidate personally, glv
inc direction^ and suggestions. The
wiV of the candidate also receives.,
a letter explaining that sinc0 she
will become an American when her.
husband is naturalized, the govern
mon* desires to help her likewise.
The letter to thg protective new
citizens, after expressing the desire
of the bureau to be of all pos
sible assistance, suggest that the
candidate go to th© nearest public
school and enter tli© night classes
provided, in order that he may
gain knowledge of America^ in
stitutions and fit himself for a bet
ter position with larger wages, The
candidate is told also that he will
Oe given a book free, which, will
i help lilm to learu about th© Unjtod
States Govern meant. This campaign
is having excellent results, aecord
Ine all reports.
Mrs. Thompson and six children
*vore passengers for Seattle last
night, sailing from this port on
the Jefferson.
jurs jeuRuib, kiiu nao ^cu .—
in? with ner daughter Mrs. E. T.
McBrien left on last night's boat
ftr her home iu the states.
Mls« Florence Legge, who has
held a position iu the Telephone
exchange for some time past 'was
an outgoing passenger for Seattle
on last night's boat.
Mrs (Jhajles Sandbeck was a
passenger on the Jefferson for
Juneau where she will remain until
after the holidays the guest of
friehds in the capital city.
Mr, and Mrs. B. F. Boyker ftr"
rived Up on the Jefferson and are
sojourning at the hospital annex
until after the regulation quarantine
period at which time Mr. Boyker
will occupy a position in the audit
or's office of the White Pass.
A J. Baker, Sr., w»8 a passen
ger tor Ketchikau on last night'?
boat where he will visit for a few'
day9 before proceeding on tp El
lensburz Wash., where he will
spend the balance Of the winter
with his son, Elihu Baker in that
! city.
THE SKAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SEE1LVN, Prop.
THE SMilTABY JILK RAKCH
The largest a*d beet con
ducted dairy la Alaska
Dally Bklpment* of par#
milk &ad oream to all paint
oh White Pa» * Yuko*
Route.
Seattle Jobbers
Predicting Good
Times Ahead
James Kennedy, the popular
alothins merchant returned on the
Jefferson from a thirty day trip to
Seattle whither he went to bring
back hig daughter, Miss Frances,
who h»e been absent for several
months.
Ox the thirty day#, he wa# abeent
from Skagw&y, Jimmy spent four
teen of them oa the boat, eight
goln? to Seattle and Six coming
therefrom.
In soeaklng of conditions in
the Puget Sound metropolis, Mr.
Kennedy gays thaht business i& still<
booming, and' that while the unskill
ed laboring, classes svr« not making
a« good uvoney as tlie Hkijted me
chanics, there are few idle men and
ousinese conditions are very good.
"The wholesale houses," to quote
Mr Kennedy, "will put all their
traveling men back on the Alaska
ruft immediately after the flrst ot
the year, and look for brisk times
throughout th® north. All the
ocoplc from the North that I saw iu
Hi* states are merely waiting until
the spring season opens ud to rfr
turn north. Many of these are
comlnz with a tidy little poke and1
will look anound for suitaole op
enings, while many others will pros
pect."
Kennedy said that tie did not think
tha» (here would be much Improve
ment until spring, at which time,
from all he could learn, the large
Alaskr SS. company ships, as well
a* the Pacific SS, company ships
*n-< C. P. R. Bhipg would again be
oiaced on the run.
Mr. Kennedy etateg that th© trip
uo w's a most enjoyable one as far
as comfort wag concerned, but the
weather was dark with considerable
snow
Mr, and Miss Kennedy are B0*
Jouraln? ia the Hospital annex,
when* they will be the guest of Mrs.
ITngefroren until they have satis
fied 'he heaJth department that they
are not suffering from influenza.
CAKTWKIpHTS ARK ALL
SAFE IN EVERETT
Charles Cartwright, custodian of
the White Pas6 Athletic club, re
ceived 0 letter ia the last mail from
his wife, who recently with the
four hoys went to Seattle.
Mrs. Cartwright stated that they
reach-' Seattle in safety, but could
not trocure a house or living rooms
in '"at city so they went on to
Everett at once.
j In thai city they secured a Buit
j alu'e house and' are now comfortably
located, although they are not very
haorv, as all the boys have been sick
wthe flue, Mrs.. Cartwright alone
escaping. Little Harry had the di
sease the severest, but is now con
valescing, and they all expected to
lq oj within, a lew da.ys. The 111"
ne<-g of the boys hae Drevented them
from starting to work.
A letter "was received an ^
jag' mall from CThrisr Ennig dated at
Sac Francisco. Mr. Ennis stated*
that he waa tr&reUng around, but
expected to visit with friends at
Palo A'to for ft vreeke, aft«r
wUicb timo h« waa intending to
look uo a iusw looation where he
Utenu^a to settle down.
Hot Clam or Bed-3uapper Broth
makes, a S9«*d dripk the#*® cold days.
Kellers are serving them. tf.
„x$xg A remedy for infections
KCf#l
Ballw Ud will not stricture
XHW^H > JUi»r.iis 1 to iS diyj.
popular Picture Palace
(;EOItGE MOWL, .Prqpr}*t°r
SATURDAY and SUKDAt
MUTUAL PLAYERS Present E»l
MY WEHLEN to i,
THE
Dutchess of Doubt
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From tho story "doTjtr" l>y John
B. Clymer and Charles A. Logue
FIVE AOI8
MUX U^L WEEKLY NO. 45
Music—Violin, Piano
8:80 p. tn. Admission 35c, 10c.
The Last Boats Brought Us
Educational Games, Flinch, Riddles, Etc.
Toy Books and Fancy Stationery in
Fancy Boxes
Japanese Luncheon Clothes and Napkins
Make Practical and Appropriate Gifts
There are HANDKERCHIEFS on every gift list and we have
an excellent assortment for your choosing
Xmas Post Cards. Seals, Tags, Ribbon,
Twine and Enclosure Cards and
other Gift Package needs
L.A. HARRISON Co.
TELEPHONE 55 Store Close 6 p* m. Saturday 8 p. m '
IDE WHITE PASS &
101 WE
The
Gate-way
Route of
-<V K' s y
COMFORT
SPEED
SERVICE
SAFETY
To Yukon Territory, Atliu District, Interior Alaska.
During the winter season of 1918*19 our regular ti^ffi *er
Tlca will be maintained North and South Bound between UktCg'
way and Whitehorse, trains leaving both terminals on TUeBdl&Ys
and Fridays.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight service will be
operated; between Whitehrose and Dawson, affording every pos
sible facility for comfortable winter travel by means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED STIPE AND AUTOMOBILE LINE.
For full information aiiply to
C. W. CASH Supt. Mail Service Department or A. F. ZIPF Traffic Manager
WHITEHORSE, Y. T. 6! 2 Second Ave., SEATTLE^ Wa»h.
GUESTS
Th® Golden North hotel wishes
to announce that it la now prepared'
to make ePeclal rates for winter
guosU. Rates will be made for
eith< r room or table board( or
Doth Foreman and Dedman,
ll-7-3t. Proprietor.
The Totem Store
J. IKUTA Proprietor
JEWELER
and
IOPTICIAN
Skagway Alaska
Relieves CifciAtriKM OT
Chas. Goldstein & Co.
JUNEAU. ALASKA
Offer to the Trappers of Alaska, British Columbia
and the Yukon
[[Highest Cash Prices Fo: Their Furs
The Method of shipment is as follows:
Ship your Purs in by Parcel Post or Express.
On shipments amounting to Si00.00 and over,
amount of bid is wired and if unsatisfactory,
furs will be returned or shipped tu any other
point desired with all carrj mg charges prepaid.
Comparison of our prices with outside prices will prove to
you that we pay better prices than can be obtained elsewhere
and you get your money from three to five weeks earlier
Make A Trial Shipment-WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
Chas. Goldstein & Company
"\Qe are \.\ve VaT^esl \vaud\er5
"&a\» &u4T3mse& 3uts oxv\\\e "North "P&cl^c
References.-Anv Bank in Alask-v, or Dexter-Horton National Baak,
of Seattle,, orjtfational Bank of Tacoma, Tacoma, Wash.
PHONE 19
If your paper is not deliver- ■
promptly, or you are mt»sed,
•lioue 19. The Dally Alas
kan goe3 to press after rocetjit
ot the day'a cables, between
4 i'.ad 5 p. hi.
I Have The Best Line
Of
Cigars and Tobacco
And T Also Have]
Pipes
That Canuot Be Beaten
Anywhere
Tony Dortero
428 Broadway