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TO-MGHT
And Sunday Night
And Her
Company
A Comedy in Three Acts
Mrs. Temples Telegram
A LALCH EVERY SECOND-bO TO THE HOUR
Prices, - 50c, 75c, $1
RESERVED SE1TS Oil Silt IT MUTTS DRUG STORE
MAY ROBERTS MM TO-NIGHT
Th? Mar Roberta Company will
open their eiifWtement of two nlghto
hi Mrs Temple s T?deftr*m. which is
in ?v?ry respect the most screamingly
funny comedy ever put on in Rkaswar
The replication of the company H a
known fact for evory one e-njoyed
thWr performance? *h?n they were en
rout* to the Interior |a?t Angoat
May Roberta herself te the l?<w< that
over visited the North, and the per
sonnel of the company la excellent.
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The past week lias been an active
> 0' in Skagway s<>. . ? iv Card [?artie
dinners, suppers. ami other events
cMii crowding in upon one another,
so that the serial set demonstrated
that the coming winter will he a pay
one.
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Mr. a . i Mrs V F \V I.owl. have
t 4 "> the Us :?
ter. anil art now lozily settled for
the coming long season
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Mr. ami Mrs. Martin Matko>v<tch
and the children will he passengers
on the .leifft rson for Seattle.
wh?re they will spend the winter
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Mr*. W H. Cast. and littl daugh
ter of Juneau, who hav- l>oen visiting
Mrs Maurfc <? Godl- t of this city for
the paat v-'-k. return. .: to th r hon>?
on the Humboldt Thursday night.
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l>r. and Mr* \Y G. (labie ha\e
given up their house for the winter,
and have tak> n the apartments o\er
the drug store adjoining Iv-. Gable's
ofk-e*. They will take their meals
at the Tullen Houw
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Mrs. H. S. Tullen entertained at
cards Wednesday evening Mesdame
Pick'won. Hahn and Cabie made up
the table at Bridgt \fter the game,
Messrs. Dickeson, Malm a:ul (Jabie
came In and an oyster supper was
ssrved.
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Mrr. Herman Daniel Kirm>e served
tea Friday aftrenoon in honor of Mrs.
O. L. Dickeson, who leaves for the
States on the Princess May today.
Those present wer Mesdames Dick
eson. Itritt, Shaw, ttouehton and
Miss Hindshaw.
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Mrs. D!? keson was the guest of
honor at a dinner given h? Mrs. How
ard Ashley on Friday evening. Mes
dames Hahn. Gabie, X. K. Black,
Shaw and Dickeson being the dinner
guests After dinner Mrs Pullen and
the husband* of the ladies canve in
and a ><?ffal evening was spent.
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Wednesday evening Mrs 0 Tj. Hick
eson was the oh?i of honor at bridge
at the home of Mrs. G. Herman Mil
ler. The house was tastefully decor
ated with late fall pansies and dahl
ias. and after the game dainty re
freshments were served . Those pres
ent were Mesdams Dickeson. Hahn.
Pullen, Grange. Weber. W. C. Plan
chard. Callannan and Miss Hindsha-w.
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Last Sunday evening, .Mr. H. H.
Draju* entertained at his photo stu
dios In a novel manner by inviting
a number of his friends to be pre
sent at a display of some of the old ;
trail s.v'ncs as well as a number j
of the scenic views which he has ta
ken since that time The <w en<? were
all thrown on the screen l?y a st?-r
eopticon, and as each \iew was dis
played, Mr Draper gave a little word
I picture describing same in an inter
I esting manner. Those present were:
| Vice President and Mrs <> I? Dirk*
son, Mr. ami Mrs. Hahn, Gable, Zin
kan. Kindell and Callarman. and Mes
, daiiH's Hritt, Pnllen, M J. Hillery
of Fairbanks, and Messrs Will Hillerj
Kell.-r and Master Jacob Hritt.
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Mrs. F. A. Callarman entertained
:il bridge Thursday evening at the
1 ;?llarman homo on Main street. Mss
.lames G. Herman Miller, E. .1 Doher
ty. Karl Ask, H. S. Pnllen. Fred Fick-j
ardt, J. F Vandewall, F. .) Weber :
and F. \. Callarman made up two
tables. Th" cozy little home was
prettily decorated wRh late fall flow
ers, but dainty nasturtiums seemed
to predominate. A delicious luncheon
was served in the dining room after
cards and a novel feature of the re
past was salad served in beautiful
nasturtium loaves de< -orated with the
golden blossoms of the same plant
Mrs. Weber and Mrs. FKkardt as
sisted Mrs. Callarman in serving the
luncheon.
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Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. Gard
ner Gabie entertained a number of
ladles at 500. and with the gaiety
which attends the card parties, to
gether with the delicious luncheon
which was served by the charming
hostess the afternoon passed all tx>o
rapidly, and the time for reckoning
arrived. This resulted in Mrs. E. J.
Dohorty being presented with a beau
tiful hand painted HavilaiTd tup and
saucer for being a little the In-st 500
player present, While Mrs. E. J.
Shaw had to console herself with the
consolation prize, a dainty hand pain
ed ring tray. The ladies competing
for tl?e prizes were: Mesdames Do
herty, Shaw, X. K. Black, Ashley,
llahn. Van de Wall, Pickeson, Weber,
Pullen, Hritt, Grange, Karl Ask, Hold
Ganty and Fickardt, and the Misses
Voung. Roerrer and llindshaw.
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Mrs. William Hritt served tea for
Mrs 0. L. Dickeson Thursday after- .
noon. Those present were M<>sdani?
Diokeson. Ashley. Gable. Shaw, Hahn,
X E. Black. Elizabeth Hlanchard and
Misses Voting and Hindshaw.
The steamer Jefferson docked at
2:30 o'clock this aftonnoon with 22
tons of freight. She wiU sail south to
nigbt at 5 o'clock with a passenger
lit-t of 75.
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A? Kny The Daily Alaskan | A
lV/C .OnThe Street* For IUC
SKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
R?\)lt? o t the observation taken
at Moore's Wharf at midnight,
Oct. 13, 1911 Is m follow*:
Temp, time observarn .. .. 43 above 1
Max. preceding 24 hi* .. .. 60 above .
Mln. " " " .. .. 43 Above
M^an " " " .. .. 61abr?ve;
liarometer 29:58 < Var Calm i
Dally Alaskan ? only $1 a month.
The Table d'Hofe fltnner at the
riillen House I* better than ever.
Why don't you try It Yon are wel
come. tf.
All the late telegraph newt In the
Dally Alaskan.
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NOTICE
Just received a shipment of freah 1
oysters In shell. Yon can now *et
oysters on half shell In any quantity I
*t the Pack Train Restaurant.
15 ID SILVER
ENGRAVED?
Where <an be found mora genuine
satisfaction than In beautiful 'able
silver which ia artistically engraved
with the nam* or Initial* of the owner
There la nothing that ad'h to the
appearance of a tabl?, set for som*i
special occasion like beautiful silver
service, and that the choicest and
moat unique designs mn be had right
here In Skagway. is w?ll worth/ of
note.
Like all the stock in the Kirmse
?(tore, the allver sto?k ia equalled In
no other store In town, and ?h?n It
is know that all engraving la don?
free of charge, thia should be a great
inducement to get what yon aro think
I i aar of buying; at the Klrmse store
I Tt Is time to think of Thanksglvlne.
I Christmas and New Year's dinners,
land to make arrangements to hare
a table service which will he In k""P
I ing with the balance of the appoint
ments of your table.
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