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Immediately Op pom M- the White Pm? Depot *P
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Headquarters for *Schulz*s Atlin Royal Mai!" Stage Line +
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BROADWAY. <N?*r Fifth)
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I mvp. V lp*n. Indifidwl llaths.
AhiiwImxT of Water Hh of
Hotel AcKMtiiiMktiaM. Fur
ni?hp<t C*hin? fo*" Kent
Kxcvllpnt Hunting ami Ki?hintf.
M,?tor Homing ?n?l Sailing.
Sfarnrr t!*"orv>? ftom Jnnenu
makfw ^mi-mnthl; vi?it*. In
format ion and r*tp* upon
Dr. F. L. Goddard. Prop.
Health Resort
of
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DIRECTORY OF FMTEMML SOCIETIES
ARCTIC BROTHER HOOD.
Regular meetings of Camp Ska*
way. No. 1, e\ery Tuesday at 8.30
o'clock sharp. In A. B. hall, Rrnat'
?ay.
Visiting brothers are cordially In ;
rlted
J. J. Chambers, A. C.
I. J. Hoherty. A. R
9ENEVOLEN1 ANO PROTECTIVE
ORDER 0^ ELKS.
PVa*?*T Lodge, No 4J1, B. P. O.
?Iks, m eeta ererr Thursday evening
i:i each month at 8:00 p. m. Visit
la* Prr>U?? rs are cordially Invited.
r. A. CalUrman, Sec.
A cordial Invitation is ?xt"adcd t
Ml visiting brother*.
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES
Reg'ila' meetings of Skagway Aeri'
No. 25, Fraternal Order of Eagles
first and third Wednesdays in each
month. In their hall on Fifth Avenue,
a? 8:00 p tv sharp.
All members are requested to b?
present and visiting brothers are In |
vited io attend.
ELMER WHEELER, Worthy ITet,.
J M Keller, Worthy Secy.
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS
Regular meetings of White Pas*
Lodge. No. 113, Free and ?? eepte 1
Masons, second and fourth Fridays ?f
each month, at 8 p m sharp. *t Ms
sonic hall, 225 Fourth avenu?..
Sojourning actf visiting member''
are requested to meet with us.
H F. TAYLOR, Sec.
Come In or "phone orders for 01b !
son rye; Rainier and Olympia beer; I
delivered to your home by The Mas
cot
RAW FURS
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HIGH - PRICES I
FOR FINE FURS |
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Percy's Fur House
I Oshkoak. - Wisconsin
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Official Watch Inspector White Taw it ^ ukon Route ^
Hclidbl^ Jeweler |
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
(Special Designs Made W> Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty pieces. such as Statuette#, Paper Weights, Cribbage
Boards sod Napkin Ring;
: THE ONLY LINK OF :
Ivorv Jewelry ? Snuff. Tobacco, Stamp, Match, Collar ami Cuff Boxes in
?l?e city.
BeautifulJAlaska Scenic Hand Painted Cbina
I
se Jeweler and
? ItyULQ Optician. . ,
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I Sl<agvvdvJ Societv)
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ALAS. TOO TRUE.
Often as we softly lay garlands of
forget-me-nots round the form that
is forever stilled, on the heart that
has left off beating; as we whisper
liibutes of affection in ears that
luar them not; as we touch rever
ently the unrespcr. ire hand ? <lo not
these thoughts arise? A casket of
fl :wers for the dead, l?u' not a sin
R roae to cheer him when he plod
der along life's way bravely, uncom
plaining. A beautiful eulogy at the
g-ave but rarely a syllable to cn
couiage him when he struggle with
rdversttv Resolutions appropriately
cU^cd with black but how much mon
downright good tn him would hare
been a hearty handshake, a "Good
luck, may you prosper!" when we
in on the street and his eyes were
shawowed with trouble? ? Frank E.
ll?rring. in the Jolly Elk.
? ? ?
Mr Frank H. Bold went to Keichl
kan on the State of California
? ? ?
Little Gould Flckardt is celebrating
'jis birthday this afternoon.
? ? ?
The "Bent People on Earth" have
i < served April 8 for a Smoker at
their hall
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The Ragles will Rive one of their
popular hops at their popular hall
\M<! evening.
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l>on't forget to take something for
d'nner from th-? rooked Food Sale
Ht Harrison's.
? ? ?
Vr. F. B. Wuribacher was a dln
tie? guest of Mr and Mrs. E J Shaw
on Sunday last.
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Mr and Mrs. ..Tohn V. Lydlck were
ou< of-towp gu<?sts at the bowling: nl
leys on Wednesday.
? ? ?
Mr J. J Daly arrived In Ska*
^ay on the Humboldt and Is a guest
of the Pullen house
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Mrs .1 F 'Heisser of Fort William
H. Seward "a visiting with Mrs Har
r'e" S Pullen this week.
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Judge Young of Atlln arrived in
Skagway on Tuesday and wont south
on the Princess Beatrice.
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Mrs A. C. lllanchard made 190
a*. the bowling club on Wednesday.
t'ie high score of the *<*k
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Mm. M. Asuoltlne and Dr. and
Mrs. W. G. <}able were dinner guests
of Mm H. S. Pillion last Friday.
? ? ?
Mrs. (Major) Kennedy and Mrs.
<C? ptaln) White of the Post lunched
at the Pullen house on Wednesday.
? ? ?
Mr. Fted A. Callarman Is home
from a trip to Sound cities. Mrs. 0*1
larman will return at a later date.
? ? ?
Hi. L. S. Hollar left on the Geor
gia for n professional trip to Sitka
ard will not return until the 13th of
Aj rll.
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Mr. and Mr*. John V. Lydlck are
0 cupylng C. B. GuptlH's rooms
vhile Mr. Guptlll Is absent from
town on a vacation trip to the
found.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs F. J. Van de Wall.
,."ss Van de Wall and Francis Van
d ? Wall w??re dinner guests of Mr.
L'< nel Berriman at the Pullen house
on Sunday.
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Vrs Hllna Reynolds. Miss Rthel
Black. Miss Edna Black. Mr. O. Slp
prelle and Mr. O. O. Berry were
(tinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Rol?
er Foster on Sunday.
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Mrs and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard.
who have been guests of the Pullen
He use during the past winter, have
purchased the Fngefroren cottage at
F rst and Main streets, and are now
living tSiere
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Mrs Fletcher T. Hamshaw dime
from Atlln Thursday and Is at the
Pu'len house, where she has been
r.waltJng her husband's arrival on
the State of California. Mr. Ham
shaw has been absent In the States
all winter on business.
. . .
Mrs. M. Asaelstftje. Mrs. F. T
9:iaw, Mrs v\ I Hahn, Mrs J. T
H?-isser. Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Gable
j Mrs. L. S. Keller and Mr. J. M. Kel
ler were wnlng guests of Mrs. H
S Pnllen Friday. The evening was
1 i* voted to bridge and the host est
| served an excellent supper.
fJo forth to the fields as one sowing,
fli.g son it* and be glad as yon go.
T nere are seed* that take root with
out showing.
And bear some fruit whether or no.
? Joaquin Milter.
? ? ?
If yonr name la to live at all, It
ifc so mwrth more to have It live In
pvci le's hearts than only In their
trains. 1 don't know that one's eyes
M:i with tears when he thinks of
famous Inventor of logarithms ?
Hrlmes.
? ? ?
Farl C. Hamsbaw and wife arrived
|o.i the State of California this morn
and were passengers for At|ln
| or this morning's train. Mr. Ham
shaw was married on March 24 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flet.-her
T. Hamshaw in Seattle, to Miss
Marie Williams, formerly of Chicago.
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The "Soar Itoogh" hop given by
the Arctic Brotherhood a: their pret
ty hall on Saturday evening last was
a very uniqne and successful affair
Th* committee tu charge deserves
r-uch credit for giving the pleasure
loving people of Skagway a taate
of the <-arly days of pioneer life. The
;??' was so arranged that one might
fnrtcy himself cn the old time trail.
The food was excellent, the pro- |
g-aras and Invitations In keeping ;
\\i'h the evening's plan and all had
a full evening of uninterrupted "good ,
o'd times." M-.islc was furnished by i
Miss Mary O. Hlndshaw, M. A. Snow j
and D.\ L. S. Keller.
? ? ?
I Mr. and Mrs R. J. Shaw and
f w more o< tho old time Skagway '
fritnds of Mr. and Mrs Frank Rums
of Seattle have received Invitations |
i the marriage of their daughter, j
? t?-lle Angela. to Mr Henry Crand*!'
1 pd'graff The wedding will tak'1
place Saturday evening, April *. at j
the residency of Mr. and Mrs. Bnnw, '
1139 Rut Ward 8tre*t Seattle,
W&sftington. The young couple will
bc> at home after May 1. at "Th*
F>rker." Mr. and Mm. Barns and
the bride-to-be are well known in
hkagway having lived here In the
aar'jr pioneer day*. Tbw many friend*
of the family send felicitation*
? ? ?
The card party of Thuraday after
i <-on at the PuBen house given by
Nil s. Fred Flckardt, assisted by
J'rs. Harriet 8. Pullen xas a very
pr?tty (mk ia) event. "5W* was play
ed at five taotes in the parlor of the
I- u hen honse which was decorated
with potted plants and fern*. At the
close of the games the young host
ess and Mrs. Pullen served a dainty
luncheon. Mrs. V. I. Mahn took first
honors for points, a beautiful cot
ginw berry bowl; Mrs. Clarence Ol
son, received a beautiful Havil&nd
cake plate for progr?-a*?on ; Mrs.
George lllanchard was successful in
catting for ronsolarton and waa
& ten a dainty bon bon dish of cut
glass; Mrs O. Herman Miller and
Vrs L. 8. Keller won booby priies
for fewest points and progressions
end the former received an eaquislte
bon bon dish of French china and
the latter a Volet decorated raralkin
of Avenir china. Those Invited were
Mrs. V I. Hahn, Mrs. 0. H. MUler,
Mrs G. O. Miller, Mr*. Grange, Mrs.
F. H. Bold. Mrs. Geo. Blaachard.
Mrs. (J. W. Oabie, Mrs. Clarence Ol
scn, Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mrs. F. J
Var de Wall, Mr*. Martin Conway.
Mrs. E. J. Dorierty, Mr*. L. 8. Kel
ler. Mr*. P H. Ganty, Mrs. H. 8
Pullen, Mrs. O. W. Woodruff, Mrs
II F. Taylor. Mrs A. C. Btanchftrd,
Mr?. N R Black, Miss Mary O.
Hlndshaw and Miss I^aura Iwerrer
>fis. J. V. Lydlck was an ont of
t iwn guest
The Home Cooked Meals at the
Royal Cafe, 'Vhltehors?, are prepared
*1<f served by white employe** mj
rlnsjvely. Mrr J. G. Fisher, pro
prietress tf
Yrr, nan pX the Ofytnpfe brew by
't-r ''-ittle ait the Board of Trade.
Rest meals In Whlfehorse ar" to
be had for 50 cento at the Royal
Cafe Mrs. Kisher, Proprietress tf
Subscribe for Um Daily Alaskan.
MANT ALASKAN READERS W1LI.
rML oratbful roR this
mroR*ATTOw.
WlMB four back given out;
fecomaa itiM, weak or aching;
When urlni/y troublea Mt in,
Toar UdMTfl are ifl A bad Wf."
Doan'a Kidney Pilk will core yon.
Here t* good evidence to prove H.
rrod F. Statu, i20? E. St., Sao
Diego, CaJ.. aays "I can recommend
Doan'a Kid amy PI Ik highly and I aJ
?a y? do ao when an opportunity oc
cur*. They hare done roe a great
deal of good and many persona of
my acquaintance hart also taken
them with benefit. In April 1907, I
publicly recommended Doan'a Kidney
Pllla and at thla Owe I am pleased
to apeak la Uelr praiae again. A
*>vere attack of kidney trouble
brought ott no doubt, by a cold, can
ed me much Buffering. My back be
came to lame that I could ararcely
atoop and at time* It vai only through
a great effort that I w<w *r>ie to
ulM after alttlag. I had aeen Doan ?
Kidney Pilis ao highly re-?tnmend?d
that I Anally procured a boa, and to
my delight, they gave me prompt r#
lief. After I had r.nleb-d the coo
tenta my back waa ae atrong aa evr,
and all trouble from my kldaeya dia
appeared. Abowt a year ago I had
another attack of backache but it
waa quickly removed through the ?ae
of Doan'a Kidney PiUa"
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j New Tork, Rota agenta for the Cnlted
<ltatea.
Remember the name? Doan'a? am
, take ao other
The Wealern Bxpreee Co. hare
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tl* C, P. R. line and reep^tfuHy m
li' Me yoor patronage tf
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! The Hobble Hair Dress
MODEL AND DESCRIPTION BY MADAM LULU BUTLER
Principal, Madam Butler's School of Beautifying Arts. Detroit, Michigan
THE HOBBLE (See Note; Wave toe hair entirely around the head. A tide parting i? made and
that portion of the hair brought to the crown of the head and formed Into puff* and ringleta.
The main portion, or unwaved center of the hair it fattened and made Into puff* and ringlet* which
are pinned to a wire frame covered with crepe wool. It ia this wire foundation which make* the hair
stand out. "TOie f'nishing band of ribbon produces the Hobble affeit.
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