5kagway
Vegetables
CELERY HEAD LETTUCE
RADISHES BEETS
GREEN PEAS TURNIPS
RASPBERRIES 20c PER BOX
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Headquarters for
ROYAl tailors
J. L. TAlc LOR, Merchant Tailor
Dortero &, Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
NUGGET MOVIES
r>ra«dfv»7, between 2n<l Mid 3rd.
O'nen Everv Night
£ TOMCHT
Fr\ E REELS
Through Troubled Waters — 3
r®tl drama. Broadwax star feature.
VI tag raj> h. Co.
ilr. Jarr's Auction Bridge. — A
>elig Tribune.
At u.«lc by Miss Bam-p.
LoauiKTicer M »:tfO £>. m.
Wholesale md Retail
CIGARS
MOd
TOBACCO
and different articles
Doat forget the number
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
ALL KINDS OP PIPES
Fron 5c to Pocket Book
PHIL.
'ABRHAMS
1
FIRE INSURANCE
COLLECTIONS
CONVEY ANCING
GENERAL AGENT
Established
1807
S24 Fourth Avenue
SKaGWAY, ALA-KA
TOWN TOPICS
J. H. Jones was a Northwestern
passenger lor Anchoragu.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Larsen of the
capital city are registered at the
Ooldeu North Hotal
Miss Edith Smith o! the Queen
Ci'y is stopping lu Sktgway for a
few dcys.
J. A. Morris ha^ciued the forces
of the White Pass at the freight
yards.
Geoiga Miller Hick, hailing from
Scarborough, England, is a guei>t
at the Pulieu House.
C. S. Phillips, business man of
Dawson was noted on the passenger
list of 'he Alice this morning.
Miss Watt si passing thru this
city enioute to White Horse, where
she will marry one of th, promising
young gentlemen of that city.
Mrs. Sturgell and Mrs. G. G.
Berg, rrrivtd from lie interior on
last night's train and leit on the
Jeftersou for the stuth. They will
wiuifcr in California
Miss Mable Lee, brither and
sister arrived in the Garden City on
the Alice this mornliig and will re
main in Skagway lor a few weeks.
W. J. McKeiizie, Lvaw son business
man, is enroute to his home in
the iuierior. He arrived this morn
ing ou the Alice aud will leave on
this afternoon's train. Mr. McKen
zie visited duriu,j the summer
months with, his relatives at Cape
ilrita.'u.
OUT FOR SCHOOL
Roll Edward Hurja, Alaska news*
paperman, journalist and student at
the University of Washington, left
for the south on ♦he Mariposa this
morning. Mr. Hurja will enter the
University upon his arrival in Seat
tie. is in his senior year at
the big institution.
NOTICE EAGLES
Regular meeting of the Eagles
lodge tonight at 8:30. All mem
bers are earnestly urged to attend
this meeting. Vi-iUng brothers
cordia'ly welcome.
When You Think of i
•TYPEWRITER''
Think
" REM1NOTON "
The Wan V ho Buys Any
Other
''TYPEWRITER"
Always "Hopes" g
It Will Be as Good as the R
" REMINGTON " |
SOLD ON EASS" TERMS |
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY
JUNEAU1 ALASKA
■BHHBDI
PRINCESS ALICE
ARRIVED AT7A.1.
T ie Princess Alice steamed) uti
along side the docjc tbls morning at
7 o'clock andi made f«st its lines a
few minutes thereafter. As soon as
the passengers lit} cleared from
the ship the crew began unloading
its cargo of 140 tons. ( Most of
the cargo is booked thru to the iu
terif •:.
It. will remain itt port until to
morrow nlgnt aad then clear for
the fiiUth .around the 7c'clock hour.
Seven round trip tourists are
aboard the boat.
1\ C. 8. s. CO. .WK.NI VISIT
Ross l>, Oslboirn, agent for the Pa
cilio Coast S. S. Co., wita ofdces
iu tue Rose City, Oregon, is visit
iu£ with Agent Woir ot tni» city.
Mr. Osbora will tssnad a month or
six weejig in the >ourhea&tern dis
trict looking out ioir business for
hsi firm. He will return to Juneau
on »ha Spokane Saturday night.
PRINCE GEORGE IX FRIDAY
The Grand Trunk Pacific Steam
er Prince George, Bailed from Princi
Rupert today and will make this
port Ki i day morning at 7 o'clock.
It carries a representative passen
ger and freight lis' tor interior
points. It will cloar for the south
Saturday night at 6 o'cJoocok.
SsPOKASE IN SATURDAY
The steamer Spokane is schedul
ed to make thai port sometime Sat
urday niglit. Agent Weir lias not
retcived full particulars as to the
passenger and cargo lift but be
lieves mat it carries a heavy
freight consignment Tor Ssagway.
MARIPOSA IN AND OUT
The Mariposa t&'Jed at this
port on its southward tripi this
mormi>g eu<i stayed in port but a
short lime. It carriid a heavy pas
senger list from westward poits
.'or Puget Sound points. Over
two hundred returning passengers
were aboard the big ship. The
holds of the big boat were loaded
with stimon for the Seattle houses.
NORTH WESTERN OUT
The Etearner No-thwestern re
mained in this part several hours
unloading its bis freight cargo.
The l»st winch loal was hoisted oul
ot the holds of the ship about mid
night. Thirty mijutes later all
lines tad been taken in and the
ship was steaming down the can
al for the westward . It will call
at Skr.eway on its southward trip.
FATHER TURXELL lO JUNEAU
Father Turnell left for Juneau
on tiie Mariposa this morning. He
will be in the cajiitaj -city for a'bout
'.wo weeks returniag to his pariah
here by <he first of the month.
FftREWELLDIllER
HELD US! Nil
About fifty petfp/e gathered last '
1 eveniUK at! the Methodist, church
'o uni'e in a fartwel'l dinner to 1
Mrs. Audrew Stevenson and her
fami!/, given by the Bible Clss and
•etchers of thQ Sunday school as
an expression of friendship and
gocd will, ere she leaves for Lake
Bluff, Illinois for the winter.
Judge Rastnusoa was toastmaster,
and in humorous ar.d helpful man- j
! ner oa.led on quite a uuin/ber for |
"speeches."! Responses, representing
the business, social, and church |
life o' the town, tvere a unit in 1
voicing the appreciation Skagway i
leels tcward the family.
The lecture room of the church
was Ttry pretty, the tables being
arranged like a hollow square op
en a> cue end; the white linen,
silverware, and beautiful flowers^
were most attractive. The full
course dinner was deftly served by
the young ladies p_f thb class.
JEFFERSON IN AND OUT
The steamer JeCterson made this
port last night at U:30 and cleared .
i for s'.-uthern ports at 11:10. Among !
the okagiway pasee.'gers noted on ,
ths passenger list were: A. T. Mots, J
C. M. Murphy and wife, Mrs. G.
Matthew, H. G. PJwtreso and wife j
and C. L. Winter and wife. It car
ried a light cargo fir this poit.
I
I)K1*LTV COLLECTOR IN TOWN
Geo. M. Simpkiu, deiputy collect
or of customs at Juneau, aocom
i panied the Alice on its northern
trip from Juneau s-nd is loooking
over tb^ sights of 'he Garden City.
The .Vice stopp-ed off at Jualin, and
it was necessary lor the customs
official to check them out at that
port .
RATTLE BREAKING
LONDON, Sept. 20 — Reports
reaching the war officG inform the
military officials tn^t a battle is
brenkiijj; on the S'ochod front .
Why Not?
"Why did yon strike this man?"ask
ed the judge sl-rnly
"He called me a Mar your honor."
replied the accused.
"Is that true?" said the Judge, turn
In? to the man with the mussed up
fa-e.
"Sure it's true." said the accuser. "]
called him a ll.u becai.se lie !s one, and
I can prove it."
"What have you to say to that?"
asked the judce of the defendant
"It's got nothing to do with the case,
rour honor." was the unexpected reply.
'Even If I nm a liar 1 guess I've got a
right to lie sensitive about it. ain't I?"
-New York World
Not In the Running.
"Shall I minora, e th.it I nm in the
rare for eongrcss?"
I "Perhaps It would be nearer the
' truth to state that you are merely a
'candidate, my boy."—Louisville Cou
j rier-Jourual.
CALIFORNIA and EAST
VIA
Seattle-Portland-San Francisco
3
DAILY TRAINS
on
SCENIC SHASTA ROUTE
Shasta Limited
San Francisco Express California Express
Countering at Snn Fnancisoa with
F«wr Limited Trains over tJie Sniu
km—CK'f.esi and El Paso Rautc^ to
nil East ern Tointa.
SUNSET LIMITED
OVERLAND LIMITED
PACIFIC LIMITED
GOLDEN STATE LIMITED
Call or write fop Information
C. H. ANDREWS D. F. & P. A.
712 Second Avenue
SEATTLE WASHINGTON
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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BLACK MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S
MACKINAW SETS
FOR THE
SCHOOL BOY
These Sets consist of Mackinaw double
breasted coats, 1 pr leggins, hat all for 36
G-IRLS B ALMACAN Mackinaw COATS
only ..... $7.00
Ladies and Misses Balamican M ickinaw
for only ..... $12.50
Positively the Best on the Market Today and Our Prices the Lowest
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes at 8 P. VI. Saturdays U P. M.
PnPlCTIHPW
.GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor^
Tuesday
Eclair Universal presents THK JACK I'OT CLUli, in two parts
with Bob Frazer Juid Kiln a I'ayne.
I'aulliwj liush fsuppoi tcci by Li.u Chanez in VIRTUE ITS OW.Y
REWARD In two parts.
UNIVERSAL IKE JR."S FORTUNE.
•t Wednesday antl Thursday
THE MASTER KEV, by J and Klla Hall.
14, with Robert Leona.d olni 1 lt;ning Wilson. Episode No.
ANIMATED WEEKLY NO. 3«J.
IHE GREAT UNIVERSAL MYSTERY — A colossal carnival
of comedy.
A STRONG AFFAIR. FIVE REELS
Music by Mrs. C. Olson.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admiscion 25c and 10c
Begins 8=30
^lOLDfcS'' BAiSh IN ALASKA
THE 8 M. EEHRENDS BANK
J J i J I'J, 1! *3 <a
Capital, 950,000.00. Surplus. t^o.ooo.oo.
B. M. DKHRENDS, J. It. WILMS. GUV McN'AUGHTON,
President. Vice Pres. Caahier.
B ANK OP ALASKA
WHAN'G ELL S Iv A G\VA V AJfOHORAOR
aLAS lv /V
An Institution of Strength and Character
Resources Over A Third of a Million Dollars
SEPT. 11. 1132 DEPOSITORS
OFFICERS
President. Andrew Stevenson
Vice President, Andrew Benton, New York
Vice Pres., J. T Westermann, Anehoragr
Vice Pres. W. H. Warren. Wraugell
Vlcc Pres., W. R. Hilleiy, Skaffway
Cashier, vy . L. Landsborough, SitHgway
Asst. Cashier, George Huth, Auchorago
Asst. Cashier, M. McVean. Anchorage.
Asst. Cashier, B. A. Ross, Skagway
DIRECTORS
Zohetb S. Freeman, Chairman
Henry D. Walbridue
Andrew A. Benton,
Andrew Stevenson
J.T. Westermsnn
P. H. Ganty
W- L. Landshorough
CORRESPONDENTS
i Seattle National Bank - Seattle
Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank - San Francisco
' Liberty National Bank - - - - - - New York
Guaranty Trust Company New York
, Corn Exchange National Bank Chicago
MEMBER AMERICAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION.
Well* Fargo & Co., TrAvelen' CkccJcR on Sale
"OLYMPIAN" ~~
CHOCOLATES
In eayfn? to oor customers! "Olympian Oioeo
lates—Augustine & Kyer," they at one* know that
you offer the very choicest of chocolate*. Olympian
Chocolates are in exquisite boxes, the exterior re
sembling Indian basket work. The mat in each box
is a very artistic colored reproduction of ft famous
Curtis Indian phota t.
other box specialties
jfcA&K QUALITY
Queen Victoria Chocolates, Chocolate firmer Cd«|%
Assorted Chocolates, Chocolate Dclldea*
Milk Chocolates, Chocolate Peppe*>
iint^ f Almond*
V* ebsll b* fC** to t»»» year MM <j
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