Oranges \
Sweet and juicy good sized *
Special Price 2 doz. for 45 c
; SATURDAY ONLY !
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• We have for your Sunday Dinner ^
Asparagus
Rhubarb
Tomatoes
Cucumbers
Celery
Bananas +
Apples +
Spinach +
Green Peppers +
Green Onions
Fresh shipment of vegetables to arrive on City of Seattle ^
ASK & SONS Grocers 4.
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Conquerer Hat j
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Dortero & Son
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Local Happenings!
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Kitte decorations, fine music aud ;
tine o.t.> :-t the Tf.mib club dance j
tonight.
T M D.iiMton. of Kui:y creek. At-:
district. left for ilu interior j
is ment::'.:; ..cvom'.'^inietl by John
V Kricksrn. H V I.tenaul anl
1\\ lii'g.
NUGGET MOVIES
I'.ro.uhv.i.v, ot'twefn -Ml ami
Op3a S^arv Nsiht
Kliila> and
K"r 11**• Krotitors Sake- A Kav
True VVt *t»-ra Heat tt.— Featuring
Su'.tev A> res - V v-r-fit-rn drama
•vi:h the almosphere uiu! locale of
early miainx ad\ei ut.es. American
L'O
A Rouuiiui. of Sutishif* Ally. !'•>
; Brom-ho Film IV.
Mrs. Piukl.urst's r:<>\. A Thatt
a t;s-*r "Iv
Commences nl 8:30 p. in.
Music by Mr*. Hal Johaston.
A.lniissior ir>c and 10c.
Come to the \V. I'. A. club to
night and have the time of your
i::e.
l>r. I,. *v Keller will leave to
morrow for a weak or ten (lavs'
profession:'i visit to Haines and Ft.
II. Seward.
The Alameda w-.-.s leported in J a
:.»• i-.i late this afteruot a, which will
.'i all likelihood, brintT her into
-'k: sway early tomorrow morning.
The Mariposa was reported out
oi Cored**? at 4:.!" this morning
a i will niobablv rea<!i Skagwav on
way youth tomorrow afternoon
li'-t seen and •! o'f'ork.
A J. Anderson whe mushed over
tin' Fan Tail cut o't in coming
trout Allin to Skagway. arriving
v^.terday. lat't fur J up •■an on
1'ie Dolphin this moi'iiing.
Victor Kpsteyn. (>omnic:-c.al trav
eler, son of the late 1>. A. Kpsteyn
of .Fu.ie; ii. who has I ten in Ska^
u ay ,'or sc\ oral days Kit for Ju
• u on the L»olphii: this tnornin?
Joe U»>atichamp, proprietor of the
Iturro creek sanitarium and health
ie -)-t. was a Skagwav visitor this
tnc./nins. Ho brougiit over with
t.1 iin l!»i! Culberson of this place,
•vho has been spending a couple
of weeks' ends with him.
New dances and old Ones at the
Tennis club dance tonight.
I-.ee Hudson, who has been doing
jury duty In Juueau since the 1st
of February, is at home again.
J. AY. IUdenback, R. Carlson aud
oue second class passenger came
up on the Dolphin as far north us
Haines. There were also five pas
sengers on board tor Ft. \V. H. Se
ward.
The freighter Cordova, with a lot
of lumber for the \V. J'. & Y. K.
dock at Skagway, v as reported i"
Ketchikan this afternoon. She will
likely reach here the first of the
coming week.
Capt. and Mrs. J. Alexander,
»vlio had been stopping over in
Skagway for several I'a.vs on their
return froiu Sanitarium, Dr.
Goddard's health resort near Sitka,
left for Carcross this morning.
On Weet'.nesday rnu Thursday
nights of next week there will lie
j five reels of "Animai Pictures."
I shown at the Nugget movies, and
i Sunday and Monday nights two
reels of t'ie "Million DollaT Mys
jtery" will be thrown on the screen.
f The Dolphin cn her way north
on this voyage taili.l in at laku
; Harbor w'tb 1 6 steerage passengers;
I Shakan, win- IS fi'.'at. and 12 steer
| age; Santa Ana, [> first and 7
' steerage; Kasaan, t tlrst aud 7
j steerage; l.ake Bay, I first and S
steerage; Tee Harbur, first class.
j Tha suit of 1. 11. ll.ilstad against
die Pacific Coast Gypsum company
(for $25,000 damages for the loss of
| his right arm. was settled out of
jfourt at Juneau Wednesday morning
th» Gypsum company paying Halsta
a Satisfactory sum and his costs in
connection with securing witnesses.
Tn- Dolphin arrived in port
this norning at 2:wills the fol
1 lowing people, all oi whom are
I bound for the in'ovk i onboard: G.
j Hyn?, E. Jensen, Hansen. T.
\\\. PIcAndrews, R. <!. Bigger, A.
j i;uger. M. Grade, G. Wallack,
! W. Cox, It. Cox and two secon 1
class. She sailed sot.ih at 4 10 a
In:.
( am1' Juneau, No. ;!2, oi the Ar>'
lic Brotherhood elected officers at
i their meeting on April 7. The new
officers are: Arctic Chief, John B.
j Marshall; Vice Arctic Chief, A. C.
Hrnssin-i: Arctic Chaplain, G rover C
jH'tnn; Keeper of Nuggets, Harold
I H. Post; Arctice Recorder. l>on S.
I Griffith; Trustees, Karle M. Bevis,
John J Reagan, Clark Smith, John
T. SpicKett and K. s. Ilewctt. Tne
appointive officers will be announo
, el at lie time of the installation
: ceremonies, which will t:ike place
at the next regular nieetiug. Since
j the Grand Camp se.-siou at which
I the two factions became indls
! solitHy oue again, tlia Juneau camp
j has increased womb*, fully in nuni
i b--r and enthusiasm.
Going Out of Business |
! "Owing to ill health which prevents me from carrying on an active $
business, 1 have decided to sell my stock out at retail at and below *
. actual cost puces, sale to start Monday, April 5th, and at the prices I I f** H "
• which prevail 10 days should be sufficient to make a clean sweep
3,000 ROLLS WALL PAPER |
| Including Latest Patterns in Wall, Ceiling and border P^per *£
10c to 25c 10c to 15c j
All Building Paper—Red Rosin Sheet- j
ing—Barrett's Tarred Felt— ZJarrett's At t
Tarred Felt—Carpet Lining- Asphalt Cost t
Building Paper — Deadening Paper £
GALVANIZED POULTRY NETTING—! inch mesh 3 feet wide. 3c per lineal foot. *
• 2 inch mesh. 4 feet wide, 3c per lineal foot. Silver Finish Window Screen Wire at cost •?«
T\fl* 1 Colors. Enamel, White Demar Varnish, White Shellac, •!
; lVIlXea I ainis Coach Varnish, Oils, Kalsomine, etc., AT COST X
BRUSHES—All Brushes (Paint, Kalsomine and Varnish, and Moor) and BROOMS *f
. Window Glass, Shelf Brackets, Axes, Files, Rules, Saws, Try Squares,[Bevel Squares' .{.
A UUlO Stilson Wrenches, Machine and Monkey Wrenches, all standard grade tools, at cost, jh
AT YOUR OWN PRICE-A11 my painters' and paper hangers' tools and store fixtures *•*
Remember Sale Starts April 5th and Ends April 15th £
THE HOUSE OF RICH Sext to Postoffice *j*
|T OUT OF TOWN ORDERS will receive careful and prompt attentien. All sales for cash only v
For a Quick
Close Out
"93"HairTonic
; stops the hair from falling out f
Wm. Britt.
The floor commitlee of the Ten
uis club (lance announce that tliey
have arranged with Mrs. Klrmse,
Mrs. Olseu and Mr. \V. C. Blanchard
to render vocal selections between
the dnnca tonight. This will add
greatly ic the pleasure of the
evening's entertainment, and those
who do not dance will certainly en
joy the concert feature.
The governor's office at Juneau |
is in rcceipt of the last quarterly
report or the Morningslde sanitari
um, Portland, in which It Is stfited
that seven insane patients were re
ce.ved from Alaska during the past
three month three or whom were
discharged and two died. There
.ire now 179 Alaska patients at the
sanitarium, 156 being male# and 23
females.
The members of the decoration
commutes of the Tennis club dance,
which is announced for tonight In
the W. P. A. club gymnasium, have
Leen busily at work all day, and
when tlio doors are thrown opon
lonight there will be disclosed a
picture to delight the hearts of all
those- who are able to appreciate
an exquisite blending ot the bright
and beautiful, toned down by ar
tistic taste and de't hands into a
Harmonious and sat'sfyng whole.
Sig. .Johnson, the messboy on the
steamer Northwestern who was dump
ed off in Skagway for the local au
thorities <o look after on the last
trip south of tha; vessel, charged
by Captain Hunter with mutinous
conduct while making the run bo
'.ween °ordova and Skagway, and
discharge i from custody the
next morning by Commission
er Conway on account of
I he non-appearance of the complain
ing witness, was by the efforts of
!•:. J. si.aw, local agent of the
Alaska Steamship Co., deported to
-■Seattle on board the Dolphin this
morning.
A ea-'e for the charitably inclln
I ed women of Skagway to look in
Ito !s that of Cora Benson, a native
j sirl who has lived here practically
I all her lite and has received ail the
education she possesses in the pub
lic school of this town. For several
weeks previous to a few days ago,
when she returned to her home in
the native village, in the south
east outskirts of Skagway, she
had lti'.n an inmate of the mis
sion hospital at Haines, suffering
from some nervous disorder. Al
though discharged from the hospi
tal she is almost a physical wreck,
and should receive attention and
help.
BE EFFECTIVE
ON APRIL I5TH
Ottawa, April 9—There will be
;t Canadian war tax of one cent
on postcards, letters, checks and
i:otes of hand, effective on the
15tu of the present month.
THE MUCH
Los Angeles, April 9—Allison
Ede, brother of Lieut. Ede, the com
mander cf the submarine F-4, which
•vent down with a ciew of 25 on
hoard off the harbor oi' Honolulu a
lew days r go and failed to com© up,
lias received a letter from a naval
officer in which the writer declares
the submersible machinery of the
submarine was defective.
The scldiers of Japan have learn
ed the value of paper clothing for
winter wear. The paper, which is
made from mulberry Jjarlc, has lit
tle sizing in it, and is soft and
warm. Between two sheets of pa
in r they nlace a thin layer of Bilk
wadding, and then quilt the whole.
It is something of a drawback that
clothing- so made ^s not washable,
but in a winter campaign a soldier j
has other things to think of than i
the divt on his uniform.—Youth'a
Companion.
NOTICE
There will be a regular communi
on* :on of White Pass Lodge F. ft I
A. M. Friday, April 9th at 8 p. m. |
•t-S-St. THE SECRBTARY.
The
Outo-sytc
Itud tape
I>ou't sew on preaa studs
oup by one—•
Then find oat when your work
Is done—
That some ara wrong and come
aro right—
Be sure at first—use
OUT-O-SYTE
L. A. HARRISON CO. ;
Phon* 55 Stoic closes 8 p. m.; Saturday 9 p.m. ,
Board of Trade Billiard Parlor
A Gentlemen's Resort
Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobaccos
'Arthur Bcone, Proprietor
Interior Weather
Skagway, cloudy, calm, 45 above. I
Whitehorse, clear, s. w. 22 above. |
Lower LeBarge, cloudy, calm, 31
above.
Hootalicqua, clear, calm 30 ■
•tbove.
Big Salmon, clear, calm 30 above
Carmacia, cloudy calm, 27 above.
Yukon Crossing, clear, calm, 23
above.
Selklr'i, clear, calm, 23 above.
Coffee Creek, clear, b. w. 25
above.
Stewart River, clear, calm, 35
above.
Ogllvie, clear, b. tv. 24 above.
Dawson, clear, calm, 20 above.
) Six i
1 Peters' Chocolates
for 25c
Tony Dortero
FOR SALE
Residence 22nd and State.
Furnished or Unfurnished
LEE C. GAULT
Popular Picture
Palace
Geo. Mowl, Proprietor.
Open Every Night
TONIGHT
Florence Lawrence "The Girl
0' the Woods."—Victor 2 reel fea
ture uroduced by Harry Solter,
from the story by C. B. Hoadley.
".Mother's Birthday."
"Her Big Story."
School children fren.
FTVB RBXLA s
THE ONLY SHOW IN ALASKA
WITH .RilSED SEATS
N'ext Poiitofficc on Fifth Aye.
IViibleford and Gibson Ry«. Bud
FIVE (.UOlt ONES TO DKAW TO.
weiser, Bh"» Rlbbnu and I'ale Rail'
P.eer r. me Boai-" nf Trade
FOR SALE—Resilience, 22d and
St.ito streets. Furnished or unfurn
ished. t «6 GauK. 3-30-6t.
KING'S CAFE
WHITE HORSE YUKON TERRITORY
BEST MEALS IN THE NORTH
Mrs. Orloff King :: Proprietor
Fishing Days
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♦ Take your rod with you on
♦ vour hike
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* A rod—a line—a reel—a can
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of King Salmon eggs
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A fine day's outing
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DRUG
CO.
: KELLER BROS.