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The Hquseqf Rich
D J. Rtcn, Proprietor.
WALl PAPER. BUILDING PAPER
p* *rs. oils, glass and
Bi ILDING MATERIAL
M?it Orders r*rcmptly
Arutr o?o t. Skaowav, Alaska
LsteLlieiied I 6V7 TelepKone I 12
Phil. Abrahams
Real Estate and
Fire Insurance
Atfcui lui Dubuque fue & Marine Int. Co.. Dubuque Iowa ;
NX uiuii^tou hue Iiul Co.. Seattle. \\ a?h.
NOTAKY PUBLIC SKACWAY, ALASKA
SHIT YCHJK
RAW FURS
TO THE
MUifclAfuUs MOih
Vfriu lor* r\ -r ?
Alaska Fur* a Specialty
Vay Toj> Pr>ce? P<mi
Make - Trial - Shipment
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium litiij Ala?ka
L*r<?. f ic*ii iadnaiua'
AtMUaiiacc ui VV?l er Br?t of
Uutrl Aocomwodaisuas- Fur
i) 11 till (. ttuu (ur iieui
4- vceiosjil Huuliag Ki?ii iiig.
Molur iiuAlUi^ *1*1 .Niihiitf.
>'.rjuiifcr ? irx-nf-i flotn Juueau
Oi**na aeiLU-UiUdLhi ? Vlall*. In
form*! ..-*j mini rale* Upon rnjUnl
Dr. F. L_ Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
of
ALASKA
PUZZLE.
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prf Out, Mfai Uatef fcl tv tciiU 1?M
ANSWER.
Wkj M*;fW/?er UiU<t ?m1 at
ttrubu b. uf oounMe.
QUICK OELIVEHT hHONE M
"hi* catl ud wood d?ilv?ra4
u?o? ikon<?t ttoUc* da/ tud ul*kL
H rHJCIDE-STHAi-.
WUtiam HlwA.Ii* tuw mopoow) buk>
tctK ?**1 tb? rw?*Ur mad out
o< tow* wurk wtM ?*?*?? pf?otuj?t
atUHUuo OuJ/ Unf beet ot ?mlef
t*i tM?d, mmI (ma <.a*? w**k ?* ***
riMi'-t"*-'- pritw# a Op
j. h ur*-* ? lm>
TOWN TALK
N?w, clean and comfortable bed*
for couu and up at I ha Ixiiulutoi
HoUl. Whltehoraa, Y. T. tf
"Oh you Cliib-Mriuber ? Ob you
W. P. A. C. Club- M uuie*!" tioobt
lur ail you worth, all Una week. U>
aatc ail the people la Towu ai llw
"Jiuiu** ' at Lhc Clubllotiat uu HaJ
lur I*<i
C. B Hoahari returned from Hot
lui'Jk' Jistru* lani Saturday uiortiui
after a u?t * e*k*' atomm He ha
tmeu iluauK the awieMiueut work 01
the tau aUua vWrna uti the> KVehetUi
tiirf ?tUkr UMJUUl of the 1'urvupllie
The c?auii? waali Mr liuUukrt wai
aortitis ua. acul ?u *~h Kb he huld:
a Urg? Kiteoaal, are adjoining thoaa
of Ooi Harbin atul Semator l?i<k
wh*?v pruaf*x<itix wiui a Ke-yato*n
drill ha* Umu la progr?>-, (or th<
INuM twv? yean. '
ITGE M Grl
fill SS3 K
Cu'?H Scrr'c* i Unt I Facc was
M^s of Piw FleiS Used IV
ttcura a J Had First Gv?d
N'r'h1". Sleep in 3 Months.
" An ttrhu ; iojh t*u> out on n?
fate aiM* ix mi t*ai Itiat 1 >rf?tcbi<l
ll Liit.i iuy fan- ?.-? a !
/*,' nuiJ^uf raw flwah wb.i h '
l-? \ kef 'l u>e aoakv nil
%J gj night. After i^iajt to
^ iiy faanly d^ i or he
\ 'j .' iu4 hcipitix tue. I tried
/ Uu:!?.t doctor but
w.'w!
without nuccnsa. After
Ooctor* fail UK. a friend
v / \ ntuauuDili'd the Cu
y i\ til w
\
y p x / tirura tonlin. That
!/
night. after wu 'un^
mv face end ikvU *it!i
Cut a ura Suap. 1 ap
tilled C'utuura
Ouit-uent and tiad ha flint foc-d
a ;lit',. ? !?() in three inmithK I um.i1
al-out two h*u uf l ulu uia Soap and
Oiatiix nt wh.-n you tvuM not ncc
a mar* on my fine or u x-k. 1 wul
(lailljr rauauiKikJ the CdlKUra Kei i
kIm to anytojdy. \Vm SUver.
U?l St., N -w York. Mar. t. HJIO.'
In another letter Mr Stiver ?ay*.
"Hi ('?*<? * u ut alout two yean
?taiiii inf. After urMg I'uiicura Soap
ant Ointment for alxul thrw day* 1
a da- Ji-d improvement and <w
?ntirwly cuwd in t?o month*.''
Kor the prevention and treatment at
ttcniug. l-.roing, eruption* and
the i-runto* u 4 permanent skin and |
hair heaith, t ulicura Suap and Cuticura :
OlntuK-nt are absolutely unnv?W In
purtty r#c?-? Ui.l ecciumiy A single
cake V Out . ura Soap an>l !<oa ut Cuti
oura Ouaujeiil an- U t en sufficient a
a?d taniuaiar iw tHdiua mK rmiv j
d>u( a i am -t> ?ua rn>M aw
aa " ' v. ? w
ii liawi ?< va?a4a?- ?
We Just Received
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10 INVESTIGATE
CABLE BREAK
A special hi wcaiga, uon is to be con
ducted u> determine tile cause of the
breaking of till- Alaska cubit' on OK
7. Ou former occasions, the cable
bos Iweii put out of coin nuaL3U.ni by
<i siiip dragging aii anchor or the
wearing off of tile iuslatiou, casing
a leak.
Officers of the signal corps declare
ttiat breaks in Uu> government teH
fcraph cables arc lux frenueiit, but
often sonous. 1 luring the early days
of tin- cable in the Philippines, a
break was located in 2,000 fathoms
of waUr. 'lliif broken e4id was raised
to the surface and attached to a bis
stool buoy, which was put overboard.
The groat weight of the line sank
the buoy and when it was discovered
several hours later, k had been flat
eued to a disk by the weight of th
water at the great dopth into which
it hud [dunged..
A few months agt>, during th- |
search for the broken owl of a cabl<
in the Philippines, the grappling hook
brought up a large piece of blacl. j
coral almost priceless in value. When !
the master of the ship saw it, h< i
ordered the sailors to hokl it, intend- j
iug 'o lake it off the hook. The or
der was misunderstood, and it was
released by the sailors utid cast back
iuto the
MERCY! ARE WOMEN
10 WEAR TROUSERS?
NEW YORK. October 10? With
thirty-five beautiful live model?-,
with the Curttes bi- plane, with an
automobile, a boat, a sleigh ani
three real horses, the I'nitjed Tai
lors' Association of America cpecei
their style show today on the Bel
vedere roof of the Hotol Astor.
The American taik* has evolved
a costume that has never bee*i
dreamed of by the French dress
maker* It is the Suffragette suit.
If the suffragette adopts this nov
el costume she will have a pair of
trouisers that will put father's to
shame. The model shown. Is of
rough gray men's suiting fashioned
u.to what is modestly styled a di
veded hobble skirt.
Kresh oysters at the Pack Train
hefcUurant. tf
Poor Little Herman; he's Easy.
\nybody can beat him.
The married men will bring wives
tud tho young fellows will bring their 1
jirks aiul we'll all got together for <
i good time at the White Pass Ath
utic Club, Next Monday Night. (
BOON COMPANION.
I LIKE to meet (he man who laughs
Until he throws u lit
To work my undent Jokes on him
Ami see hU tut skies split.
I Kindly buy him a cigar?
Indeed, would make it two?
To one who very kindly stands
And wults to hear me th rough.
I'm not afraid when he is near
The jest time tried to spring.
Because I know that on the air
Ills merry luugh will ring.
The on?-? that from the ark came forth
lie seems to like the best.
Although he will consent to laugh
At some more modern jest.
Whut do 1 care though kindness prompts
Ills laugh, and that alone?
It pleases me us well us though
lie crucked his tunny bone.
i I take for grunted that my yarn
At lust has made a hit;
! That 1 am In his eyes at least
A most amusing wit.
There is a hint concealed In this.
Though any one may wrest
The secret from Its hiding place
And give the thing a test.
The way to be regarded us
The regular little gem
Is not to make the Jokes, but bo
The one who laughs at them.
Some Mistake.
"You are uot the one who was here
when 1 culled last year," said the busi
ness visitor, looking down at the fussy
little man seated at the desk.
"I ani sure 1 am. 1 have been here
ten years."
"I wouldn't have recognized you."
"There may be a reason for that."
"Yes?"
"Looking you over, I don't believe
you are the one who culled."
The Way It Works.
"Are riches dangerous?"
"Well, a rich man is apt to get into
trouble."
"Explain."
"Brown had always been poor until
last year."
"Well, what of that?"
"lie got rich, and now he is being
sued for alimony."
Reference.
"So he Anally won her."
"Yes."
"I hear he had a hard time of it."
"It seemed that way. She was in
clined to be doubtful."
"How did he manage it."
"Got an affidavit from his former
wife."
Johnny's Reason.
"I am not going to school today."
"Why not, Johnny?"
"I don't feel well."
"Where do you feel bad?"
"I have such a stomach ache in my
ear!"
Good Job.
"Can I sell you anything, madam?"
"You can't."
"Why not?"
"Because 1 have been sold to the
limit of the law already."
Are you a Club-Member? Do you
pay your dues? If so, you have an
INTEREST in the Hallow-E'en Com- |
cert and Dance Next Monday Night
and the Trustees want YOU to help
them BOOST.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Come In or phone orders for Glbsoi
Rye and Val Blats Beer; delivered to
your home by The Mascot
Hallow-E'ens have come and Hal
law-E'ens have gone, but the one to
come next Monday Night at the |
White Pass Athletic Club will beat
Uioiu all.
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I. FURNACE HEATED
EiKATKD AND LIGHiED F1SE SAMPLE ROOM
BY ITS OWN PLANT FOR DRUMMERS
ttlhite Pass fiwl
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OUR BABY PICTURES
Like all portraits that we make, "are natural in pose, prop
erly lighted and beautifully finished. Fast lenses, high class
equipment and tireless tact are the reasons for our remark
able success in baby portraiture.
Come in some fine morning and let us get acquainted with
the babv.
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