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FRUIT! =:= FRUIT!!;
Arriving on *Gty of Seattle' & 'Humboldt*
These shipments mark the real beginning of the
canning season
PRICES,? you will find to be right
QUAlJTY,-well come and see for yourself
VI V will ??y, though, that we can buy fmit which wr could
oHer >-?u at lower prices, but wr have found that the
ladies of Skagway always demand the vrry beat
C. W. Ask & Sons
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We now haixllt* I be
B. V. D. Underwear
S?M at Seattle price*
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broaa way
: The White Pass ;
? Hotel.
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N?w OprnjT* ^
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CR*CINT_ Mr ><>JIWr *
? Rates: -51. 08 per Da* aad Up ?
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Best Meals
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RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QJ- r
DINNER ?
Lodging
Kv^rrThii* CM? And
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FittK Avenue near Broadway
Draper 6l Co.
CAST*AN KOOAK SUPPLIES
FHOTOCRAPHKRS
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i CIGARS
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Smoker* Article#
A C*rrfully SoterWd St<*-k
of Notions. Such as Share
in* Artick^ holts. Note
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Tony Dortero's I
Henrr FrKsJonthal rt?o?e TV Quick
Jt ttvwT Racjtape and M^r*?s<np on
>*r>Tt roUff, Mr or BlfbL
v -H-H- ! ! v H-M-H-M 11- 1
Board of jTrade
Cafe
J, KirfMfi 41 Prtprittwi J,
T Eveything Newjand First
i Class
^ RftAourt* and Private Dinnm ^
J A Specialty
i Popular Price*
J. Open Day and Night J
4- -H-v-H-fr-H-H I I i I- ! ?!? ?? I
Pack Train
Restaurant
TO*Y STANICK.
Far 14 Tnn W? H??? Simd *l?
The Best in the Markets
aaJ tada* it ? tfcf
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
-> <?? New 1 xcjihon ->
Broadwav. 3rd and 4th
Die PeJroonico of Alaska
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened ViMier New
J. C . TERKEL
Forrcerljr of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
and lately at
Scotl't Mo'el Cancroe*.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPI LAR PRICES
Open from b a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
OON'T FROG
OritaMa > oa're Oo? 50 CKWTS
H. Hartwig*en
Pp r i tii to
W. W. BOUGH TON
ORAL** n?
"?w;ars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
ctarrt.ATinG u??*t
IWCtrOlXO l-AT*?T OOPT
RMHTKD HOOK*
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Society
Mr C. IV Grange watt a dinner
?UWI or Mr. and Mra. K J. Shaw
on Sunday
Mr Howard Ashley and Mr. Bur
nett Ashley dined with Mr and Mrs
K J. Shaw on Sunday.
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Mra. C. W. Hockett of Haines was
an evening guest of Mr* W. C.
McKentie on Thursday.
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Professor Herbert L. Rice waa a
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs W. C.
Warn-hard on Thursday evening
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Miss Helen Sloane la here from
San Francisco and will give an ente
talnniont before leaving Skagway I
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Mr. Phil. Abrahams wrote from,
Ketchikan that he was feeling much .
better than when he left Skagway.!
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Mrs. Clarence Olsen and little dan
ghter visited in Whitehocsp this
we^k. the guests of Mr* W, A.l
Puckett.
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On Thursday Mrs. Bert Howde
shell went to Port William 11. Sew
ard and will return today on the
Peterson.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blanchard
and Professor Herbert L. Rice went
picnicking and sightseeing In the
hills on Friday.
Mrs A. K. Klndell, Mra Martin!
Conway and Mr*. H. J. Lynch were
guest* at cards of Mr*. P. H. Ganty j
on Friday evening.
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Mra. C. W Hoekett and Miss Ma
deline Hockett came from Halne* on
Thursday and remained until today,
the guests of Mrs. H. I). Kirmse
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Miss Aleta Roblson went to Fort
William H Seward on Monday af
ternoon and will do duty as court
reporter in a trial called at the
Post
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Dr. W. G. Gabie is hom^ from a,
trip to the Atlantic coast where h* J
went to visit with Mrs. Gabie who Is
in Portland. Maine for medical treat ;
ment.
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Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Kalen
born were recent arrivals in town '
from Fairbanks Mr. Kalenboni |
was at one time a pioneer resident
o Skagwfay.
Mr. J. A. Fra*er, Gold Commis
sioner from Atlin, returned on Sun
day from a trip to Rainy Hollow.
Mr Frjuter returned to Atlin the
early part of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs P. H. Ganty enter
tained Mr. and Mr* N. K. Black ;
and Mr. A C. Blanchard at bridge '
on Saturday evening. The hostess 1
served a dainty supper.
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The Rev. G. E. Renison, Mr*
Renison and two children were ar- j
rivals on the Jefferson from Juneau,;
and are occupying the Rectory on
Kighth avenue and State street
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Mr* F A. Callarman, of Pasco.'
Washington, writes her friends In
Skagway that she and Mr. Callarma
are well and happy and enjoying
watermellons at ten cents apiece
big ones, too.
Mr. and Mr*. Lorn* A. XoADMm
and little (ton of Summit came to
Skagwav on Tuesday's train. Mr. M?
Allister rrtnmwl home the follow
inp morning. Mrs McAllister is vis
Iting with friends
Mrs H. F Taylor. Mrs W. W
Boughton and Mrs. P. H. Gantjr wer ]
evening guests of Mrs. A. K. Kln
dell on Saturday last. The evening
fa* devoted to cards and a dainty
supper was served.
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Mrs Willard R Hillary and lit
tle son. who vlsitfd for a fort
night In Whitehorse, th<* guests of
Mrs. Hillery's parents, ^udge and
Mrs O 0. Taylor, returned to
Skagway last Saturday.
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Professor Herbert L. Rice, of An
napoiiv Maryland, who has been on
a Journey of pleasure through the
North and West returned on Thurs
day from the Tukon and will go
south on the City of Seattle.
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Mrs 1,. A. Harrison left on t?e
Jefferson for a visit with her par
ent*. Mr. and Mm T. A. Shorthill
and her daughter, Miss Nora Har
rison of Tacoma. Miss Harrison is
attending school in Tacoma.
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Mr*. V. I. Hahn and children,
Karl and Katherine, at* expected
home on the City of Seattle from n
visit with Mrs. Hahn-* parent*.
Judge and Mr* Austin of Olendale.
California. Mr*. Hahn will be at
home at the Pullen House
Mr. and Mrt Jcoeph Rletben of
Seattle, who hare Ixen visiting var
ious j>olnt8 of Interest In the North
liind arrived In Skagway Monday
and went south on the Prlnccss
Sophia. Mr. and Mrs. Blethen were
registered at the Golden Norlh.
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Mr. and Mr?. J. C! Meussdorffer tt
San Francisco are rtsltlng with Mr.'
and Mrs. F O. Rurckhardt of the
Chilcoot cannery, Mrs. Mea*sdorff?fl
is n sister of Mr. Rurckhardt and'
the two families celebrated Mrs.'
Burck bards birthday In Skagwa !
Friday.
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Monday afternoon Mrs. F. F. W.
l.ouie gave an Informal tea for her
sister, Mrs. Robert H. Addison, of
Victoria. The rooms were profusely
adorned with sweet peas and the din*
Ing table, over wlilch Mrs. G. H
Miller and Mrs. I-ovrle presided, was
centered by a large bowl of these
fragrant blooms.
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Mrs. O. L. l?lckW?on entertained
at dinner on Sunday for Mrs. A. N.
C. Treadgold of London, Kngland,
Mrs. Wilbur Greenough, Miss Mil
dred Greenough, Franklin Green -
ough and l/oulse Greenough of Spo
kane. Washington. The rooms and
dining table were tastefully decked
with beautiful flowers.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M eu sudor ffer,
of San Francisco and Mr. andM rs.
F O. Burckhardt of Chilcoot can
nery celebrated Mrs. Rurckhardt s
birthday at the Pack Train restau
rant. The affair was most Jolly
and a feast was spread that did Jus
tice to this famous restaiirant.
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Mr*. Wilbur Greenough and' chil
dren. Mildred, Franklin and lx>ulse,
i^ho spent several weeks at the
Pueblo mines at McCrea, came to
Skagway recently a.nd were guests
of the Pullen House until the Rail
ing of the Princess Sophia on Thurs-j
day evening, when they departed for
their home In Spoks.no. Washington.
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Mis* Mildred Mard returned on
Monday from a visit with her father
at Scroggie creek, Yukon, where he
is engaged in business. Miss Ward
also visited in Dawson, Stewart and
other places and reports a most en
joyable time. Her brother William,
who accompanied her will remain
with his father for the winter and
may enter into business In the Inter
ior.
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On Saturday last Mr. Wilbur D.
Greenough manager of the Pueblo
mine gave a dinner at the Pack ,
Train restaurant for his family and :
several friends The banquet wa?j
spread in a private booth'which was j
handsomely adorned with flowers j
The table which was laid for eight,
was decorated with an exquisite j
centerpiece of pansies. The feast ;
consisted of all the delieasies of the j
season.
Tuesday last, Mrs. Wilbur P. ,
Greenough, of Spokane, entertained
at dinner at the Pack Train restan j
rant for Mrs A. N. C. Treadgold.
of l/oodon. England and Mrs. O L.
Dlclceson Mrs Greenoughs three
lovely children also (traced the boar j
with their presence. The dinner wa j
served on a beautifully appointed j
table; handsome cut glass, shlnlnc
silver, snowy drapery and sweet
flower decorations added to the en- ,
Joyment of the feast..
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs 0.
L. Dlrkeson (cave a delightful recep- |
Hon complimentary to Mrs. Robert ,
H. Addison of Victoria, and Mrs. F.
F. W. liOwle. Mrs. Dlckeson was
assisted by Mrs. 0. H. Miller: The
beautiful Dlckeson home was ?x-|
quisitly decorated with sweet peas
and bachelor buttons. I?ow dish**
of these flowers adorned the dining
table where Mrs. G. H. Miller and
the hostess presided. Many hand- !
sortie frowns were in evidence ? somej
of the Paris and London creations,
which added much to the elegance ,
and "brightness of the occasion.
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Thursday, Mrs. Harriet 8. PmII?ti
entertained at dinner for Mrs. A. N.
C. Treadgold of London, England
and Mrs Wilbur Oroenough of Spo
kane, Washington. In the beautiful
east parlor of the Pullen House the
j table was laid with covers for ter.
The rooms were decorated with a*-'
tors. mylopia, stocks and pansles; |
the table was centered by sweet
peas and nasturtiums. Besides the
honor guests, Mrs. Treadgold and
Mrs. tlreenongh, there were present
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Blethen of Se
attle. Mrs O. L. Dickeson, Mrs. L.
S. Keller. Mr. Phillip 8. Smith of
Washington, D. C., Dr. W. Gardner
Gable and Mr J. M Keller.
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Dr. Thomas H. B. Runnalls of
Puyallup. Washington was married)
July S?th to Miss Mary Klsie Mun
sen of Seattle. Dr. Runnel Is Is a
graduate of the Oregon University
Medic*! school. On the day of his
graduation he was awarded the Tay
i lor medal, considered the highest
honor that can be b??tnwed upon a!
graduating student of that institu-|
tlon. Dr. Runnalls haa began prac-j
tlce In the valley city. Mm. Hun-,
nails Is a graduate nurse -Taeoma'
Lodger.
Dr. Runualls was a plonker resi
dent of Skagway where bis parents j
made their home for several yeare
before removing to Puyallup at a'
later date, where Dr. H. B Runnalls
now resides. Mrs. Runnalls passed
awav about two years ago. "Tom's"!
many friends in Hkagway are pl? asel
to learn of hla snccess.
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Mr. and Mrs. I<owis Humphreys
of Dawson nre guests of the Pullcn
House and will be In town for sever
al months. Mr. Humphreys is
connected with the Yukon Gold Min
ing company.
fru* to L.ft.
"What success tiivf ton had with
the portrait of your tftother In law?"
"Tremendous it is *?rh a sneaking !
likeness that my hrothor wh?*n he
eame to look at It. in-flnctirclv pnt
his rlpar hrhlnrt hl? tmcts Pllegende
nistter
Pattlnc yotinrif . n the hack ts a dtf
flrnlt tn?k I >rw? cim-ef lit
NATURE SPARES
Th? Strtekrn Kin* Prom OfW.
What a fortunate f.r"Vif!on r,f tar rr<.- 1
!t Is. that deprive* the ro.?e of metiial
?u^erlng; for how polgnr.nt would be its
:r>f !n discover, in the f-!Rht of It*!
blMtaiftg alory, that a ranker fed st Its j
heart, and that Its beauty and fragrant
art re doorac'. fi raver. Nature always
ei?res the sjfTerlr she Is a veritable |
s?. re-house of r'easlnt rewards. for'
if-ce r!-o *-ok I r aid Tn t'-e jr^ar
?Tine by fa'l - h-tr and grarn-w h;.r
art a rlc it* vtr tki ITvrs at I hoi: tan :
if r<5?rt; wo. . a. tut thanks ii> tk- lr
.est'gallors of srler.'lst.i the t1-i c u
of hair destruction {i row "..r, a a t> t
? C" ? I or par.telio i'.il h.
'a hnlr follicles. Newf.r H*r;
1 *o!u:elv destroys trl? t" r- ".
*^11^5 ?he fnir p ? ?
pv.j h- I r
t :d l1^ tr. ' I r -
? rot' Ida Cc * ?'*
On# dollar bottles euarart^ed.
Wm Brltt, Special Agent, Skarway.
Ft* Stc ye?. oan get a wholesome,
bathe cooked seal at the New Home
Rrstamrant, Ub Ave.. Jwpt off of
BroaJway.
CRAB MKAT OX'K TAILS
at
T1?e Pack Train Rostaiitiuit
Smoi a la carte.
DON'T DELAY.
8om? Alsskan Psopi# Have L*iwl
That Neglect is Dutsnxu.
The slightest aymprtom of k iCnrj
trouble u far too serious to b? ov?r
looked. It's the small, ne?le- ted
troubles that lead to serious ?ldaey
aliment*. That pain in th? "small 'of
your back; that urinary Irregularity;
Uios? headaches and dies? spoils;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
drops/ or fatal Bright s dlsea??. Why
risk your Ufe by neglecting theso
symptoms? Reach the cause of the
trouble while there Is yet time?be
gin treating your kidneys at once
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No Med to experiment ? Do&n's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 76 jf rs. Doan's
Kidney Pills are used and recommend
ed throughout the civilised world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. K. A. Husk. 1001 Union St.,
Oiyropia, Wash., says; "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have be?yn taken by
other members of my family wl'h
excellent result*. They have no
equal for pain and weakness In the
bark. The persons who used Doan s
Kidney Pills In my family are now
entirely free from kWney trouble.**
For sale by *11 dealers. Prlr* 60
! cents. Foster- Milbnrn CO., Buffalo,
? Mew York, sole agents for Unite 1
| States.
Remember tli? name? Doan's ? and
take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWEIER
of Aissks
Largest and Most Coroplrte
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY ft KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here ?
We are Headquarters for m
TEXT BOOKS |
| and m
SCHOOL SUPPLIES \
including ?
Prangs 3 color paints ?
Crayola 8 color crayons ?
Eagle Drafting Pencils m
Legal and scratch tablets ?
Composition books- -5, 10 & 15c ?
Peterson penmanship tablets, m
Erasers , lead pencils rulers m
Book Straps etc . etc. m
Never before had we such a full stock of ail needed a
-s- School Supplies -j- ?
L. A. HARRISON & CO. [
Phone 55 *
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Angeles Beer!
COSTS MORE TO BREW ;
COSTS YOU NO MORE |
in Bottles and on Draft at ?
ALL LIRST CLASS BARS \