A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
to All
Our Store will be Closed all
New Year's Day
ASK & SONS Grocers
Wishing Everybody a
HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers
PHONE 32
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadtrity. between llr.d anil :>rd.
Op oil Eveiy Night
Friday and Saturday
"Laddie,"in two part Edison dra
ma.
• Tht; White Mouse," featuring
Bessie Eyton. — A drama in the
snow °n tw-> reels, by Jauies Oliver
Carwood.
Sunday and Monday
EipJoits of Elams.
Pathe News N'o. 71.
Paihc cartoon comedy.
FIVE UEEI.S
Music by Mrs. K- Shelly.
Comwwwf at HrJJO p.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Leading Brands
of CIGARS
Put I11> for X-MAS GIFTS
10 Cigars to lOO Cigars
to the Box.
Beautiful
and Serviceable Cigarette
and
CIGAR CASES
These are Always
Acceptable and make a
Timely Gift.
A Choice Line of
Smokers Articles
for AU Requirements.
Christmas
Confectionery
Our Line this year is the
B<wt ever offered in
Skagway.
Either put up in
ARTISTIC BOXES
or by ihe pound iu Bulk.
Fresh Nuts
for the Holidays.
TONY DORTERO
Don't forget the Xumber
428 BROADWAY.
TOWN TOPICS
Mr. Glendennlng of Dawson, will
be a a outgoing passenger «u the
Princess.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaudin of White
horse will sail for the south on
the I'rinceSB tonight.
Aj-.-at Peterson announces that
tho Oit> of Seattle is due to ar
rive iu this port Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gordon of
Whitehorse will be passengers far
Vancouver on the Princess.
KOUN'D—Ivorj' plain gold mount
ed sUck uia. Owner may have sam
by proving property and paying for
th.'a ad.
Aita J. Utter, sister in lawi of Lee
Gault. wag a passenger on the
I'rii cess and Will visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Uault for some time.
Pirtiu. wishing tables reserved
for New Years dinner please leave
not'ce by 6 p. m. Friday, at the
Golden North hotel. 12-30-2t.
Thomas C. Richard, manager of
P. Burns company, Whitehorse, was
a passenger ou the Princess en
route *o his home in Whitehorse.
Mr. Davies of the White Pass
auditing department, accompanied
by iiis wile will be a passenger
south on the Princess Alay tonight.
Mr. Lee Simmons of Careross, is
a homeward hound passenger on
the princess, after a visit of sev
eral weeks in Vancouver and oth
er western cities.
Browning has the best equippe<
wood sawing machine in Skagway.
If you can't afford to have him
saw your wood he will saw it free
of i-harge. He charres $1 for one
cut--$1.25 for two. Phone No. 90.
Mrs. Agnes Blllson, who for the
past several months has ]t>een house
keeper at the Pullen house, will
leave ou the Princess May this
evenino- enroute to Liverpool Eng.
where she has been called on mat
ters of a business nature.. She
ex-iects to be gone about six weeks.
H»>.UE MADE BREAD
From this date oil, the Golden
North cafe Will sell bread to all
those who may wish to call for
same. The Golden North bread
is also on sale at Rapiuzi's store.
tr.
DRJISJEfiii
WEARS ANILERS
While It Is not customary to
prlut dola's which tcok place with
■ln the luner door of Elks' lodge,
still It is Jjolieved to b<? permis
sible wheal the results of such do
la's are so manifest outside of
the said d00T.
Instead of jvearing his Unit cap,
which fits his head closely this
cool day, and thus protect his ears
from the chilly blast from the
North, Dr. Westermanu Is too
proud of the beautiful pair of
antlers that were set In place last
night by the membors of SlcagTvay
Lodge, No. 431 — (The Farthest
North), to hiile them from the eyes
of all the world, and ho Is today
wearing a pleased smile and dis
playing on the lapel of his coat tho
little emblem indicative of the
fact that ho now belongs to that
great herd, the B. P. O. E.
Charles Durkee, immigrant in
spector with offices in this city,
came north as far as Ketchikan on
tne Princess, and will remain there
for a few days before coming here
Mis. Louise Armstrong, of White
horse, arrived in Skagway 011 the
Princess enrouto to her homo across
tho line after a trip through the
western states covering a period of
several weeks.
E. J. Shaw, Skagway representa
tive of the Alaska S. S. company
stated that the Str. Jeffersou. should
arrive In Ketchikan, not later than
Saturday noon, and -would he due in
this jort Monday afternoon.
Detnie C. Bellou, George Bellou,
Robert Bellou, three brothers, and
R. R'chardson, all of Boston, Mass.,
arrived on tho Princess May and
will go over to Pavey where they
will visit the Rubjr Silver and Sil
ver Queen mines, in which they are
interested.
SKAGWAY MADE CLOTHING
M. A. Mer2yk, who has been con
nected With Some of th"
tailoring firms in New York city is
now w.th the American Tailors and
will make men's suits for from $35
up. A specialty will be made of
ladies' tailoring. Store open from
8 a. m. to S p. m. daily, satisfac
tion guaranteed. *1-3-16.
FIREMEN WILL ARRANGE
FOR ANNUAL BALL
The Skagway Volunteer Firemen
will hold a meeting Saturday night
it F'".e hall No. 2 for the purpose
)[ formulating plajis for the An
nual Fireman's ball to be given '.on
Washington's birthday, February 22
1915.
HOP A JITNEY
Tonight will be a good time to
try out the new Jitney service.
Phone No. S and Cleui will call
for you and take you to the
Mas'iuarade ball.
EAT YOUR NEW
YEARS DINNER AT
THE rULLEX HOUSE
The Pulleu House will serve a
special New Year dinner, and tables
have teen arranged for parties of
two, tour, six and eight persons.
Reservations may be made as late
us tcn o'clock New Year's day by
phoning No. 88. $1.00 per plate.
A SUNDAY SCHOOL CHANGE
The local Methodist Sunday
school will introduce the Graded
System of Lessons, beginning nest
Sunday. This system has been In
use several years in the States and
fcuud superior to the older In
ternational Series. The Bible les
sons selected are suitable for the
particular ages of the pupils, and
are progressive, leading up to study
of the gTeat questions of the
day, arvd the application of Bible
teachings thereto. Special provi
sion is made for pupils from the
age of four years to maturity.
MRS. MILNES RESIGNS
HEK POSITION IN SCHOOL
Last Wednesday Mrs. Louise
Milnes, who has been one of the
teachers in the ' Skagway schools
handed in her resignation to the
Board of Education, effective at
once.
Mrs. William Bunting, who, as
Miss Lalonde taught in the school
some years ago has accepted the
appoiutment to fill the vacancy
created by the resignation of Mrs.
Milnes for the balance of the school
Zear.
Week in Society
(Continued from pago 3.)
of sleeve gartors. A delicious sup
per was served after cards. Those
present were the Misses Delia Ra~
puzz], Florence Logge, Abble Cre
pean, Helea Flynn and Lillian D»r
au; Messrs. James McAlIster, Wil
bur Storey, Jame3 McCoy, M. Rossi,
Samuel Hanson, Louis Crepeau and
Bert McKenzle.
The Pack Train, restaurant
served a special dinner on Christ
inas day aaid maiiy of the town's
people who wished to keep a real
quiet holiday wont to that popular
l>lacr» for their dinner.
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On Christmas day Mr. and Mra
G. u. Miller entertained at dinner
for Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Van. da "Wall.
Mr. \V H Warren, Mr. Cleon A3k,
Mr. James Wallace and Master
Francis Van do Wall. The Miller
home was beautiful in the Chirst
mas colore of red and green and
the table center piece was cut
carnations from Seattle. A most
bouutlful repast was served.
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Judge and Mrs. Martin Conway
entertaiued at dinner on Christmas
for Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Weber,
Miss Catherine Maloney of Douglas
Mr. A. C. Bonebrake, Miss Bes
sie Conway and Masters Jack and
Martin Conway. The table had a
beautiiul miniature Christmas tree
as a center piece and the little tree
with its candles gave a pleaas'nt
feeling of cheer and good will to
this festal occasion.
•Mr. and Mrs. Lee C. Gauit anil
their two children Elizabeth and
Lelauil were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Clark at Sunnyside
ranch on Christinas day. With the
lioit aud hostess and their two
daughters, Floris and Dorothy; the
home o) tho Clarks was given to
pleasure. The rooms were pret
tily decked in potted plants aud
evergreens. A pretty Christinas
tree added much to the occasion.
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Mr. :uid Alra. Owl ivairsou enter
tained at dinner oa Christmas day
tor Jlr. tuiu Mrs. J. N. Hanson, Mrs.
Feero, .Mr. Oresi Bran, Mr. Chaaies
Furs, Master Philip Olson, Master
Stewart Larson, Miss Urania Lar
son, Master Aden Hanson and Mas
tor ligbert Hanson. Many Christ- j
mas greens, a pretty tree, stream
ers of red aud green and other
holiday decorations gave just the
right touch of gaiety to this real
home gathering.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hillery en
tertained at dinner on Christmas
for Mr. and Mrs. Hermann, Miller,
Miss Mary Paterson, Miss Margaret
Keeuau, Miss Agues C. Moffatt,'
Mr. A. C. Blancliard and Master
Willard Hillery. The entire house
was decked in red and green stream
ers, the table was gay with a cen
ter piece of poinsettias and the
place cards were decked with this
brilliant flower that is so dear to
the heart at Christmas time.
Mr. Kenneth Ilannan was the i
honor guvst of Mr and Mrs. G. G.
Miller on Tuesday evening. This
l>leasai:t affair was a farewell to Mr
Hauuau who will leave soon for Van
couver. "500" was played, and wit
music, dancing and choice refresh
ments the evening passed all too
quickly. Tiioso present were Miss
Edith Liddicoat, Miss Henrietta
Rousseau, Miss Edna Evans, Miss
Lillian Doran, Mrs. Robert Shelly,
Mr. Cleon Ask, Mr. Albert Rousseau
Mr. i.ovell Rousseau, Mr. W. II.
Warren and tho guest of honor, Mr.
Kenneth Ilanuait
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Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn enter
tained a! dinner on Christmas day
for a number of their friends. The
house was bright with Christmas
tokens, bells, streamers and ever
greens. The table had a center
piece o£ beautiful chrysanthemums
and a very delectable feast was
served by the hostess assisted by
her daughter, Miss Helen Flynn.
Tnose present were the host and
hostess. Mis? Florence Legge, Miss
Helen Flynn, Mr. Albert R, Hil
leiy, Mr. James McAlister, Mr.
Wilbur Storey, Mr. William Flynn
and Master Owen Flynn.
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On Christmas the proprietors of
the Pullen House, Mrs. Harriet S.
Pullen and Mr. Royal R, Pullen,
served a delicious dinner lor the
houso helpers which proved a most
joyous affair. Mro. Pullen did
the cooking and she and her son
served the entire dinure and all
the help from chef to coachman Bat
at the festal board and there was
no division of "below the salt" for
all shared in the excellent viands, i
Wishing to Everyone
A
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Phone 55 Store closes 8 p. in.: .Saturday 9 p. m.
Popular Picture palace
GEORGE MOWL, Proprietor
Next to Post Office. Filth Avenue
Open Every Niglit Raised Seats
Saturday and Sunday
Warner's Features presents T1!E \SURE OF THE DEVIL'S
VALE, in three parts. — A tale of thrills and adventure that
outdoes Monte Christo superbly acted by an all star cast.
THE LOST COPPERHEAD.
WHEN ROARIXQ GULCH GOT SLCFKAGE.
Professor Hock Dennis will romlcr two selections Sunday night.
5,000 feet of films.
Music by J. V. Miller.
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
Air. Pulleu, carved the immense tur
key and the gracious hostess saw
that no one was left out. The
table was a tliimr of t>o'«ity wsith
its decorations of holly, mistletoe.
Christmas greens and dainty shaded
candles. A bunch of mistletoe tied '
with fibbans of holiday colors was
suspended near the door and tho old
time custom fully observed
when any one Btood beneath this
favorite parasite, A Christinas
tree stood on a side table and
added much in color and briglitnoss.
.The whole affair was marked by ••
feeling of peace and good will a.nd
will long be Temembared by those I
who participated. Mr. J. M. Keller )
was Master of Music and furnished
some excellent records on. the Xe«
Edison,
CHURCHES
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Oil Xew Year's Day
Mass and Address at 10:30 a. m. I
Evening service at 7:3o.
Sunday
Moss and Instruction 10:30 a. m.
Sunday School 2:30 p. m.
livening Service 7:30 p. m.
Ail art cordially invited.
Fr. P. iL Turn ell, S. I
CUKiallAA SCIEA CE
chi-iiiiaoi science Service will bs
held Sunday at seven thirty p.
m. ii> the Alaskan building.
Sut jfctt:—GOD.
Sunday school 12 o'clock m.
ine public is welcome.
alElHODlST EPISCOPAL.
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock the
Holv communion. Sunday school
12:10. In tlie evening at 7:30 a
strmou on the subject: A SHORT
SIGHTED VIEW Of LIFE. The
public is cordially invited to the
services
L. H. Petersen, Pastor.
Zenith Oil cleans, polishes, pro
vents rust and preserves. Zenith
Oil is an excellent furniture polish,
10c, loc 2oc bottles. Keller Bros
Sole Skagwajr agents.
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