Fresh Perishables
—Received on Humboldi Include —
Jap Oranges Cauliflower
Cocoanuta Celery
Grapes Sweet Spuds
Cranberries Cucumbers
Our line of China, Jardiniers, Fem PoU, Electrical
Goods, Etc.. is complete.
We Will be Glad to Lay Aside Anything For the Holidays
C. W. ASK & SONS
Leading Grocers
Christmas Suggestions
Neckwear, Silk Suspenders, Belts Mufflers, Garters
and Arm Band Sets, Handkerchiefs—Linen and
Silk, Silk Hosiery, Shirts, Umbrellas for Men and
Women etc.
BENJAMIN CLOTHES
Dortero &. Son
Clothiers and Furnishers :: Phone 32
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THE B M. BEHKEND5 BANK
JUQ33U, Alaska
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN ALASKA
A consistent policy pursued for more than a quarter of a
century has been rewarded by steady and substan
tia! growth until this Bank has now over
one and one-half million dollars re
sources and depositors in . ;
every part of the
Territory
PUBLICITY and PRIVACY
Oar Hank aims to furnish to all its custom
ers the two great essentials that every oneSfi
who lias a Bank Account desires.
Complete Publicity of OUE affairs
Complete Privacy of YOUR affairs
are afforded to all who do business
with us.
BANK OF ALASKA
WRANOKT.I. SIVVOUAY ANCHOR AO S
ALASKA
I HAPPY REUNION AFTER 17
LONG YEARS SEPARATION
There as a happy reunion of two
DeoDle this morning »h«m the
Prluco Rupert arrived; in, this pert.
Mrs. H. C. Scott was among the
passengers, anii it was for the pur
pose of joining her hfusfcand, H. C.
Scott, assayer or the Alaska Corpor
ation, this city that induced her to
leave her home In the sumny south
and brave tho rigors of a trip> to
♦he north during tho winter seasoai.
In 1900 Mr. Scctt came to the
north country, and since that time
he has engaged in miming in vari
ous sections of the Great Northland,
never remaining in one section
long enough to establish,' a home.
During this time he has pursued
dame fortune when she seemed to
beckon from the Arctic circle, or
even the coactline along the Arctlo
Ocean. Then Point Barrow, back
to Teller, in and about Nome, the
Koyukuk, far inland along the
shores of the mighty Kuskokwim,
• kroiigir.out the Prince) William
sound district, in a word, he has
followed all the famous stampedes
svhcri gold was reported ag having
been found.
During all this time, while Mr.
Seo*' has been ever searching- for
♦ he elusive pay streak, .Mrs. Scoit
has patiently awaited hag return1 to
'heir home in sunny Los Angeles.
Mr. Scott accepted a position
wh;ch will he permanent, and he
at once adopted Skagway as his
home town, and in ortfeT to make
it a real home, he has hAd his wife
come north to help him make tha
r?al home. It will be a joyous holi
day season for these two good peo
ple, and Mr. Scotts friends, of
whom he has made a plenty while
he nas resided in Skagway, joins
with him in welcoming hits good
wife to Skagway.
Tho .Grand Trunk Paclfid steam
flhio Prince Ruperl docked at Skag
way this jnomjup shortly after nine
o'clock. She had 20 tons of freight
for this port and 12 passengeers,
most cf whom reached their destin
ation when they arrived in Skag
way. ii,
Tho Rupert will arrive in Van
couver Thursday afternoon, and
will sail for the North, again, that
same day at midnight. She will
arrive in Skagway on the 18th,
and sail from here the same date,
thus affording Skagwayans facilities
I or reaching Vancouver and the
Scund cities in time for Christmas,
and even allowing a few days in
which to reach many of the western
southern or central states be
fore the holidays.
ONLY ONE "Bromo Quinine," that ii
| axative gromo Quinine
Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in 2 Days
9j ""b"= »•
Catarrh Cannct ue Cared
with LOCAL AITLIC VTIONS. as thej
cannot reach > ..i >•; tin- disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease,
and in ordvi t.> cl.: • it ynu must take in
ternal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is
taken Internally, and Ecta direct I) upon
trie blood an-i pihcus surface. Hall's
Catarrh Cur- is ni.t a quack medicine. It
was prescrib ed by otu o- "he best phy
sicians in mis country foi years and is
? regular prescription. It !s rompospd of
ihe ocst tonic.; kmovu. combined vlth the
best blood rs. ;.< directly on tho
mucous surfnres. Tl»<» perfect combina
tion of lilt' two lilf is •» trhat pro
('jces suet wiin '< ' 1 : R'tUs lr. curing
wbiarrh. S:nd fi.r «>st'-*iontals. free.
F. J. CIIE^KV .V.- > ' rmrs., Toledo, O.
$o!fl by I»rup»rii«»r. 7fic.
Take ilrh'c Family Piila for constlimtlotx
COULDN'T FIND
OLD DIAMOND
leu-Story Building Now* Stands
Where Dr. Keller Once Fiaye^
First Base In One-Old-Cat.
Dr. L. S, Kelletr was a home com
ing passenger on the Prince Rupert
*hJs morning, after an absenco from
the town o£ his adoption of a lit
tle over three months.
Most of the time he was away,
Dr. Keller s®enf In his native city,
St. Paul, Minnesota, and while hack
to renewed acquaintance with no*;
onlv a number (f his boyhood' day
friends, hut those who he after
ward knew while engaged in busi
ness there.
Dr. Keller has throe brothers and
one sister living in St. Paul, and
as 'hey are all maTried and have
homes, he reports hie time as spent
in one continual round of pleasure,
dinners, luncheons and breakfasts.
Dr. Keller traveled Grand' Trunk
sys'em bothj going and coming, and
fle Is very enthusiastic over the
service which, the new lino into the
nor'h is affording their patroais.
Prom Skagway ho weait by boat to
Princc Rupert, and there took the
train for the east, making but one
change, at Winnipeg, Man., enroute
to S«. Paul. Tho delay incident to
change from sail to rail at Prince
Rupert was only a few hours, and
little ♦ime was lost at Winnipeg.
While he speaks of St. Paul as
"home" as everyone does of the
'own of bis nativity, still be does
no* show any great desire of ever
wishing to return there to live.
Where ho once upon-a-time used
to play one-old-cat, there now
s'auds a huge coucreto building.
Where, as a lad, his father and
brothers once'conducted a business
in which they sold lumber from tall
stacks of Minnesota pine, which,
was loaded upon. wagons drawn by
gr •jd hea^y teams aud hauled down
the alleys betweeu the piles, the
piles of lumber have been removed
and ten and twflva story buildings
.fMed with, merchandise of every
character, and humming with' life,
have fakon their places, and the
alleys are now paved streets, and
huge automobile trucks and mod
ern conveyances liav© taken the
ulace of the horses and wagons.
"St. Paul and Minneapolis are !
great cities," said Dr. Keller, "and
'he" are rich,1 ajid prosperous cities.
Three quarters of a milliom j>eoiple
now live wiiere, when I was a
young man, we> were glad when the
United States census gave us fifty
thousand. It is ai\ immense rail
road center, and is rightly called
tlie Metropolis of the Middle North
west. St. Paul and Minneapolis are
uractically one city, only an imag- .
inary line dividing tbg two incorpor
ate limits, and whjlo tho old spirit
of rivalry still exists, the civic
bodies of the* two cities have long
since realized that co-operaiton
would redound to the benefit of
both municipalities, and work in
harmony."
| It is needless to say that while
east Dr. Keller spent much of his
♦•me with i's old friends in the
dental profession, and took advant
age of several dental clinics and
lecturts in order to keep himself
uo in the latest scientific branches
of his profession bringing back with
HORSMAN NEWEST CREATIONS
-IN
Unbreakable Dolls
Attractively Dressed Easily Sent by Mail
75c $1.00 $1.50 $2.50
L. A. HARRISON Co.
Telephone 55
Popular picture palace
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
ON ACCOUNT OF THE BOAT SERVICE WE HAVE BEEN
UNABLE TO GET OUR SUPPLY OF FILMS AND AB A RE
SULT WE WILL BE DARK FOR A FEW DAYS. READ THIS
SPACE EACH DAY FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF ARRIVAL OF
FILMS. , \
Musi® bf- Mi*. C. Olsa*.
On Broadway near Fourth Inclined Floor
Admission 25c and 10c Begins 8:30
HOIsIDAy GIFTS
AT PEDERSEN BROTHERS STORE
Include Royal albums of all sizes, hand colored enlargements, complete
photo printing outfits, artistic calendars, Christmas cards, films, film al
bums, supplies, etc. STORE OPEN UNTIL 9 p. m.
\Vholf««]e and Retail
CIGARS
and
TOBACCO
and differe** attlclos
Don't fovg«t tin* uniVer
428 Broadway
Tony Dortero
AH KINDS OF PlPfia
From 9c to Pg«k«t Book
BKAGWA*
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. bBBMAtf, PWp.
THE SMITM1 BILK BMCB
TUe 'litres* aaji bast «»a
• n«M iMm * AtasUs,
Dailf H pure
milk: and «r«aai to «U BSPut
oh Wklt«| -Ptuw &■ Yukoo
Routt,
turn .ill appliances that have been
lack'n# in. Ills oftiees and labora- I
tories ia tlie way of operative and j
[rroptylactic deTices now ia usa ^
!n tfe largest aad most up to date
dental parlors in the larger cities,
in ortfer that hi3 patrons may baya
tho beneft o£ scientific research!
as mde by tbo greatest oral sur
geons oX the age.
SERVE GRAPE JUICE FOR EVERYDAY DINNERS
We have a large stock of Red Wing Grape Juice and we welcome the opportunity of introduc
ing it into your home
RED WING WALNUTS
One-fourth box gelatine, one-fouth cup cold
water, one-half cup boiling water, three-fourths
cups sugar, one-half cup RED WING Grape
Juice, one-half cup orange juice, three table
spoons lemon juice. Make same as other
jellies and cover bottom of shallow pan with
half the mixture. When nearly firm place
over it as thickly as desired halves of English
walnuts. Cover with the remaining mixture,
chill and cut in squares. Serve with whipped
cream sweetened and flavored.
We give you a few recipes where Red Wing Grape Juice can
be used and hope that the Home Maker will derive as much
pleasure in serving them as we do in giving them to you
RED WING FRUIT JELLY
Dissolve one package of gelatine in one- half
cup cold water. Add one pint of boiling
water, one cup of sugar, juice of one lemon,
and one-half pint of RED WING Grape
Juice. When cool add one-half cup of finely
cut nut meats, one cup of Malaga grapes
halved, and a few Maraschino cherries. Set
in a cool place to harden and serve with
whipped cream.
You can make a deposit and goods you select
will be set aside if you have no account with «s
Get our prices on Nips, Pints and Quarts
KELLER BROS. DRUG STORE
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
UNTIL TEN O'CLOCK