Summer Drinks
Cliquot-Club Beverages, Root
Beer, Ginger Ale and Sarsapar
illa. Armours, Churches and
Bass Island Grape Juice.
We will have a full line of fresh fruits
and vegetables on the S. S. Se
attle early Satutday
morning.
C. W. ASK. &. SONS
Leading Grocers
Let your next pair of snoes t>e a
PACKARD SHOE
FOR MEN
Seasonable Styles for Particular Men
Dortero & Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 82
G.F.Coggan&Co
Portrait and Commercial
Photographers
We do Professional Kodak
Finishing--Give Us a Trial
Broadway near
3rd Avenue
HEAL CAKE
In reality the "care of the hair"
aifiiLs the "care of the scalp." Ap
ply • PUROLA" Hair Tone according
to directions furnished with each
bottits, and you will not only be
iurprised, but pleased with the
wonderful reeulta. A satisfactory
mloti for hair health; sold on
ltd ments and satisfaction guaran
teed -r your money back. Jl-00
Sold by Keller Bro«. Drug Co. a
oer bottle. Specify "PUROLA!"
Wholesale and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doa't forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OF PIPES
Fiom 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL
ABRAHAMS
ESTABLISHED 1897
INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
REALTY
CONVEY AN CER
NOTARY PUBLIC
524 Fourth Avenue
Skagway
NUGGET MOVIES
Hruu<l>v»y. between and and »nL
Open Every Night
FIVE RHELS
TOXIC HX
The Kluj of the Wire.—Edison 3
reel feature.
The Beloved Adventurer In the
Hold-L'p.—Lubla Company.
Music by Mlaa Barbae
Uiamflim M #:W £>- to.
BACK FROM EXCURSION TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Brannick of San
Francisco have return<ed from a trio
through the lit'erior, where they
enjoyed a most de.ighttuil tourisi
excui*Aon. They stojujxxl off at
A/tliii and Caribou. The}- are es
pecially en'huataBtic over the
cour ous treatment received at
the Lands ."•f the Caribou Hotel and
havt- a world of prtilse for the ho
tels found in the interior.
For Easter Week.
In the Easter parade this year silk
waists will tie prominent TnfTetH will
probably predominate. hut t lie re will
be suits of faille. «llk poplin and pros
tie Ixindres. Tlie cheeked and strl|>ed
silks are popular The silk suit Is
freely trimmed and Is usually In deml
tailored or dressy effeets. The skirt
nay be In tiers or have cascade draper
:es Bandlnir* of velvet give a rich fln
lab. and the ruchtngs are especially
adaptable to silks.
Apple Pie.
The flaror of apple pie may be ag»ee
ably changed by a thlu layer of quince
Jelly beneath the orust.
Zet-ith Oil a«ui« the best poe
ilb'e reults as a iuhrteaot lor all
li^bt or deilcata machinery. 10c,
i6c, &0< bottlaa. Kellar Brou.
Sol* S it a. g way Agents.
After exposure, whea you feel a
cold coming an, take PUitULA Hon
ey and Tar Cough 3yrm>. Don't
wa • until it baa developtd into
Dronchitia or pn®umoHla. Does
uot contain opiates of any kind.
iKiep u bottle in the boutse foi
enibigencits. Your druggist will
refund your money if not satisfied.
Price ioe and 60c. Specify •PUK
OLA." Sold by Keller Bros. Drug
Ca
lilg Dauce Fridaj Night
NATURE SPARES
he Stricken Ro»e IVmi Grief.
.it a fortunate prevision of nsf
. that deprives the rose of men
-ring; for how poignant wou.d be i
10 discover, in t'..e height of ii
•r.ing glory. that a canker fed at it
t. and that its beauty and fragran'
• doomed forever. Nature alwa;
••s the suffering; she la a veritab
■ -house of pleasing rewards, fo
e who seek her aid. In the year
o by falling hair and grayness hai
t a cloom "ver the lives of thousan '
young women, but thanks to the it
;t'gatlons of scientists the true cau
hair destruction Is now known to t
germ or parasite that burrows In'
e hair follicles. Newbro's Herpicl'
bsolutely destroys this germ, th
*rralttlng the hair to grow as n
ire intended. Sold by leading dru
,i3ts. Send 10c. in stamps for sampi
to The Herplcide Co.. Detroit, Mich.
O %ti drug storm
Oar Collar pottle, guaranteed
TOWN TOPICS
. E. T. Gain mo u wan & southward
l/o«t>eiiger on the A Lice.
C'apt. W. T. Bragg left on the i
[Alice last night foT Vancouver.
R. W. Tayjcrr, wSlth the N. C. Co., :
at Fairbanks was a puseeuger on |
the Alice lias* lilght.
Mrs. McDouald of Falilwnks left j
on tnei Alice last night.
Jlax Sarleaja, a '97 pioneer of Al- j
aska and interior potaJs, was a
passenger on the AMoe last night.
Mrs. H. Ross, accomdwmledl by I
Mrs. A. Hanstan we.ie omtlbound.'pas-',
sengere on *he Alice last night.
Sisters Ralph," Prudentiane and I
Est-her, lof* las* ndght un the Alice j
uir Vancouevr.
Tha Alameda will arrive in this I
port tonight at nine, with passen-1
tjers and cargo.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson froun Fair
banks were c-u'bound passengers on |
the Alice last night.
W. P. He tn en way with the d^pa.t-l
m-ent of commc-rce loft on the Alice |
last night lor the so nth.
The Peterson will arrive in pocrt
tonigh* from the Fort with seven
color bearers wiho will raise the
flag tomorrow morning.
Charles Ooons, an inmate of the
Pioneers Home, paastd away yester
day. Mrs Mary Barnes ot Sfcag-1
way, is the deceased's sisier.
Mrs. McPhetson and child, to-1
gether wita Mrs. Teeflctsy, belli of
Wliitahou-ee, were Vancouver pus
seugers on the Alice.
Four wall known knights of
Che gri® purchased ticktts on the
Alice last uighi tor soutuera, ports,
'lu-y were Mr. McRobeits^ G. Gay
rinkle, Mark Keller and Ball Herger.
Miss Grace Watson, popular
young lady iu Whitehorse, lei't last
uight on the Alice for Vancouver.
Miss Watson will euter the Van
couver Hosvkaj in training for a
uurets.
G. A. Carlin, representing M. A.
G unst Co., has been a Skagway
visitor for several days, interview
ing his trade. Yesterday Mr. Car
lin- ia«le a round trip to Haines on
the Golden Rod and reports a good
business iu 'hut thriving town.
Smoker* of t>he famous "Owl" ci
gar naed not fear a famine with tha'
popular brand.
The body of Edward \V. AOhi
sen will be laid in its fiiwd resting
i^lace Sunday afternoon. The fun
eral services will be held at the
Mertihodiet Episcopal Church at
2:30. Rev. L. H. Pedersau will
officiate.
MILIT.UtY DETAIL
WILL RAISE F1AU
(Continued from page 1)
bicycle races, tug of war and miscel
laneous events. Bach and every
cne o'trries a prize and contestants
are wiieuing up their sportine: aifoili
ties to enter the fun moving ev emits.
Event*, in which, nitfivCB alone will
be allowed to enter have bgen. ar
rau^r. d by the sports coiiimittee.
The snand ball winds uif the
days ffrtivitieB and a large attend
ance Is anticipated by the dance
comimtUee. The d'Uice tonight will
be an eye opener for the tomorrow
lelebratRu.
RIVER REP0R1
WHITEHORSE, June 29—Tanflaa
dtwu Circle 8:45 p. m.
Sarah up St. Michael 8 p. m.
Alaska down Eagle 8:30 a. m.
Schwa* lea up Taaana River.
Selkirk in 5:55 a. m.
Canadian in Dawson.
Dawson up Stewart River.
White Horse up Yukon Crowing
4: 0 a. m.
Cai cp. up Carm®cks 8:30 a. m.
Selkirk sadled this evening.
CARIBOU—Gleaaer arrived 9
m.
<3v 1?. F. Dll'ROVTSS
A iKKUt AJL.ASKA bKHVlCU
t
The Grand Trun, Pacific Steam
ship Company announce tha^ ef
fective at oace ttie/ will imprest
their terviee to Ala&a.
M tu« iiitvsui.t tune Coe Stoaxn
aliips Priiiice Kupeit and Pnnce
Uourge arti dut to arrive in Una
port every !• riuoy uiiteiimutiii ana to
anil soutli at 4 p. m. eve.y Satur
day. From now aa taese steamers
wxii arrive in SkAgway euily every
Friuay morning, in time to connect
w.iili t .Wliiie l*u*a »i*un and in
stead. * sailing bout!1 at 4 p. m.
cwaurday iiiev will nut Iwve. tills
pont ojtfii tin.' arrival of Saturday's
train, from 'lit* interior, waich will
mane » eir balling hour about t»; 30
p. m.
'ihis will mean titua-t the Prince
Kupert ami Prince Geoige will be
iu this port all day Friday and Sat
urday. On Friday tue touidais who
sq desire will be able to make the
trip to tile Summit aud BenaieU.
and return and will lu-ve all day
Saiturd^- "a Skagway to visit tne
many stores and take in tihe places
of interest in the Vicinity ol our
cflu waiting for tbe White
Pass train, Saturday p. m., it
m 'iiis that au passengers frum the
interior on. Saturday's train will be
assured of a direct connection souith
and it is Celt that tliis change In
service will not only benefit hut
please the busdmt® people of
Skttgway and the travel el's fiotn i,he
interior.
MAKKS FlKiJT Tltll* TO YUKON'
Mr. William Bbner, tlie well
known Juneau mining man, came iu
on the train la&t might f.om a trip
down the migluty Yukon. Mr. Kbr
ner ha« been in Juneau for twenty
eight »tars and is> *ill. d with the
bolster spirP for his c;m*ital city.
Thia makes the first t.iip thait tii«
mining man hag made down Che Yu.
kon a.wl is mleased with Ms jotarney
He will leave for Juneau via Sit
ka on the first boat.
Clarence Sands, the gonial pro
yrie'ci of the papular Pine Tree
lnotel at Atlin, B. C., in writing to
iriem.s iu this city, sUutes tliat
conditions, from a buf"inet>s p°int
vytf vuw, was taking ou a mo-re pros
perous aspect in tiiot. vicduity, and
fchiat 'he reports fr<c«n several quart:
i>rio(p<ertics was very pomisiug. He
is 'inn in. his btli.f that the time
is nut far distant when- the Atlin
d&tr.ct will be a factor in the
mining world from a quartz pro
duoii.g point of view.
TOURISTS TO SUMMIT
T..e train pulled out tiltis morn
ing with a goo<lly nuinibcr of tovr
Is's aboard »:bo will go to Bennett.
Ove. twenty Ave purchfcseid) tickets
for the trip Irani the purser on
'lie Ueojge aj'd left on the morn
ing's train to taike in the Summit
scentry and look at Deadhorse
guleh. T'ao skipper anxl chiesf of
ficer on the Gecrge nt.de tihe trip.
GEORGE AHEAD OF TIME
The Prino George atnaimed into
poirt * is morning at 6:15, being
three quatrers of an hour ahead ol
time. It made a starboard land
ing and unloaded sixty passengers,
thirty eight of whoan are round trip
pers. It carries over fifty tons of
local freight.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Eiitensteln left last night
witr heir yoiuug son Rojbeit Beck.
Mr*. Podereen will leave this af
ternoon for her home.
Mr. SulJivaa has been; oonfintd tc
the hospital for a few days. H«
will be glad to see bis friends at
the hofcul'al.
Mrs. X'ch Hansen is im&nwving
rajpidlv and will be able to go tc
her home in a few days.
Mr. HrmphiU and Mr. Roibinaor
are still in the hospital. Dr
Gaibie reports that they are imipnov
ing rabidly.
FOUR SHIPS SUNK
LONDON, June 30—Lloyds an
I'Ounce the loss of foirr allied ships
recently sunk by hostile sihlfpe.
w.
c.
T.
U.
LUNCHEON JULY 1 j
11 A. M. TO 7 P. M. POPULAR PRICES ']
Menu j
Sandwiches 4
Hani Mayonnaise J
Potato Salad j
RadLshcs Onions j
Cake 4
Coffee Tea Milk 1
BROADWAY, Next Door to Ikuta's Curio Shop j
The Latest
SCREAM
in SPORT HATS
Get one for the Celebration
Be a Sport
$1.00 to $3.50
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store cloees :it * F' v. Saturdays 8 p. M.
r GEORGE MOWL, ProprietorO
Saturday and Sunday
Inrp "Universal jilcsent THE TENTH COMMANDMENT in tlireo
'•arts. Produced by Herbert Htt-tiou. — A powerful drama
with Wm. Shay, Violet Mersemut. Win. Welch, Ruth Donncl
Iv and Holx-rt Hcjnley.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. .TOO.-}.
Miuy Pirkfonl in A NORMA N1)V KJM.WCE.
5,000 fcot of films.
Miifiic l>y J. V. Miller.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c ana Ilc
Begins 8:30
Bank of Alaska
Wrangell S?«agWSy AicSorage
Capital $50,000 Surplus $10,000
OFFICE Its
PRESIDENT ... _ ANIHiRV STEVENSON
VICE PRESIDENT .. ... «. ANDREW A. BENTON
VICE PRESIDENT J I. WESTERMANN
CASHIER W. H. WARREN
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. ... IJEOftf.'E HUTH
ASSISTANT CASHIER .. .. \V L. LANIISIlOROrCII.
GENERAL COUNSEL ... „ ARCHIBALD E. STEVENSON
ATTORNEV „ „ ... _ H. L. FAULKNER
DIRECTORS
ZOHETH S. FREEMAN,
HENRY D. VVALBRIDGE,
ANDREW A. BENTON,
ANDREW STEVENSON.
J. T. WESTERMANN,
1'. H. CANTY.
W. H. HENSON,
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
, THE B IV. EEMENDS BANK
Juneau, Alaska
capital, $"0,000.00. ' Surplus, f20.000.00.
B. M BEH RENDS, J. R. WI I.MS, OUT McXAUGHTON,
President. Vice l'ros. Cashier.
Delicious Soda and
Ice Cream Sundeas
Now Served at
THE LIQUID FOUNTAIN j
KELLER BROS.
Only Absolutely Pare Flavors and
Crushed Fruits
Ou^ Ice Cream carrot be excelled, it is
Tmade after a famous local receipt