fYou m*kr ? omtak'* i
Famous for it* Home C ooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottafe Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own dairy.
Fresh F.gg* etc 4
EMM I
Rooms Snglr or en Suite Electric* Lights 1 1
PorccUin Bath* on each floor
RATES $2.50 PER DAY AND UP
H. S. PULLEN, Prop. :: Skagway J
in w??? mil? f*
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
UNNCAfOIA. ? KINN
\Y ? for Circular -
An*ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Prices Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
nr,im'i'?w"??ii!iminimmmg?tun
RAW FURS I
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? : WK PAY
HIGH - PRICES S
FOR FINE FURS
WRITR FOR PRICK LIST |
Percey's Fur House |
0?hWo?h, . ?
Send the Skagway Daily Aliiskan
homo to the states. 75c. per month
+ + + + + + + + + + + * ++ + + ** + * + ***.,.-*
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.j. The Only Firs? Clas* Motel Opened Under New Manage- 4
.j. in CarcroM ment 4
?{? KimdooarUTB tor AUln St**e Line.
i HOTEL SCOTTi
+ ? .
Scott ? Schw*nlek?m;i *r
4
+ Headquarters for Mining Men and 4
Travelers *
* 4
.j. SPECIAL RATE? AND ACCOMMOD ATIONS FOR MUSHERS.
+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT *
GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK 4
T CARCROSS <?? ^ YUKON TER. ?
4
? ? + + + 4-4?J-?p4'4, + 4 ++ + ?^ + + + + + + ?r + ?^?,
A. t . t t . ?
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+ NEW - COMFORTABLE - ELEGANT *
I The Caribou Hotel +
T* ?J* !
E. W* GIDEON. Proprietor
+ *
4* , 4* I
+ Car cross, Yukon Territory +
+ +
+ + 1
.Immediately Oppoatr the WHite P?u Depot + 1
t +
? 4*
Well Equipped Furnace Heated Throughout Cafe and Bar ^
? Headquarters for "Schulz's Atlin Royal Mail1 Stage Line
+
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?+?+14-?+14-?+l-M-:if-M 3
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| The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
? H. P. MKMAN. Prop.
4 The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
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Tlie Urgent and best conducted dairy in >Ma*kv ? ">- ?J- 1
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4 I
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all polntaiMi While I'm ft Yukon Route.
ft
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker \
Juneau, ? AlmkV
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
K**?l>??ctfully Solicits The Account*
of Skagway Firms And Individuals.!
I
I
Only <W ? BROMO QUININE," ttva? is
La\i7.vo firomo QuinLaa
C jrej. ? CoM m Orw Day. Grip ;n ? D*v? '
SKAGWAY SOCIETY ?
?
Mm F H Bold will entertain at
cards this evening.
? ?????
Mra. Prater returned home this
week from a trip to the States
??????
Mra. William Hrltt and little son
Jacob, left for Juneau 011 Tuesday.
? ?????
Mlaa Klla Burpee was a visitor
at Kiks' club on Wednesday even
ing.
? ?????
Mr. J. M. Keller and Mr. Harold
L. t'oggswell visited In Haines this
ml.
Go to the S. I. Society's dance
and let the fair witch cut you a
huge slice of "wltche's pie"
? ?????
Mra. Margaret Webster and her
daughter Mrs. T. K. Rlckart, will
soon leave for a winter's sojourn In
coast cities.
I ,nst week Mrs. P. H. Ounty had
high score ? 191 ? at bowling al
leys, and this week Mrs. W. ('
Blanchard scored 188.
? ?????
Mrs. W. C. Blanchard ami Mrs.
Elisabeth Blanchard had as guests
for dinner on Monday Mrs. Wm. E.
Britt and ner son, Jacob.
Mr. and Mm. l>. N. Huktll and
children loft 011 the Princess May
Tor Fort Kills, Saskatchewan,
for a vitit with Mrs. Huklll"?
father, Mr William McKeniie
? ?????
Mr Howard Ashley and Mr. John
Olson left for the Sound on the
Princess May. Mr. Ashley will vis
it with his family In Portland, Ore.,
and Mr. Olson will probably go to
I -os Angeles.
Mrs. Frank 11. Bold accompanied
hj hre little son Neil Hold and Miss
Mae Mcllravle returned home 011
1 he City of Seattle from Ketchikan
where they spent the latter part
of the summer.
Miss Ella Burpee recently of the
nurses' staff at Whitehorse has
been visiting in Skagway this
week. Miss Burpee is 011 her way
to Vancouver, B. C. On Thursday
she was a luncheon guest of Mrs
Martin Conway.
I<ast Monday evening a number
of Mrs William E. Britt 's intimate
friends called upon her and pre
sented her with a beautiful nug
get and old ivory brooch as a
farewell gift and token of their es
teem and friendship
*?????
On Prldiy last Mrs. V. 1. Hahn
entertained at dinner for Mrs. Wil
liam K Britt. Jacob Britt and Mrs.
Norman E. Black In the evening
Miss (i^ttrude Reiner, Miss Grace
Reiner and Miss Frances Arnold
joined the dinner guests.
? ????*
President Finlev's article on "The
French in the Heart of America"
in the November Scribner tells of
the hardy adventurers who made
their way down the rivers in their
canoes and over the forest paths to
barter with the Indians. The cour
eurs de bois were a picturesque
group, comparable In their lives to
the old trappers of the plains.
? ?????
The women of the Skagway Im
provement Society are to be con
gratulated on having such an effi
cient and progressive tree com
mittee Eighty trees are already
here awaiting distribution and
more will be procured if needed
Those desirous of planting trees
furnished by the S. I. Society will
do well to conform to the city or
dinance in regard to such matters
and to remember that the trees
must be for street beautifying and
should not be planted inside lots.
Now is also the time for transplant
ing wild shrubs, flowers, ferns
and grasses. Set aside one bed at
least for the wild plants and reap
a rich reward for well doing.
? ?????
Mr. Jerry Quinlan writes his
sisters, Mrs. William Whalen and
Mrs. Martiii Conway, that he Is
rapidly regaining his usual good
health and weighs 161 lbs., a gain
of 20 lbs. In three weeks
Captain P rooks was a lunrtaeon
<ue*t at the Pullen House on Wed
' iifsday.
? ?????
Black cuts, witches on broom
sticks. k)ic?(I) sights, weird sounds
?*t the Hallowe'en party.
? *????
Mr. Reginald 1'ownsend, who has
made his home In Hkagway for the
4U turner left on the Princess May
>u route to his hom? in WMhlng
'on, D. C. While In Skagway Mr. I
Townsend was a Pullen House guest
, ind prominent In social circlet
? ?????
Thursday afternoon Mrs C. W,
Isk assists by Mrs. Karl R. Ask.
na*e a delightful tea. The guests
"njoyed the afternoon with sew
ing. Those present were Mrs. V.
: I. Hahn, Mrs. N. K. Black, Mrs.
H\ F. \V. tiowle, Mrs O. H. Miller.
Mrs. W. 8 Sparks, Mrs. Margaret
Webster, Mrs Karl R Ask and
Mrs Frank: D. Webster. Mrs. T.
K. Rickart, Mrs. H. H. Draper *nd
| Miss Munson were Invited.
Captain Ueorge McMasters, Mr*.
McMasters, Mrs Ferris, Elbert Mc
Masters and Alice McMasters arrlv
<>d from Whltehorse Thursday and
went south on the Dolphin to Wen
atchee where they will remain for
the winter. Mrs. Ferris is a sister
of Captain McMasters and has
been visiting with the McMasters
family in Dawson during the sum
mer. Captain McMasters is the
popular master of the Selkirk with
head <iu art em in Dawson.
? ?????
On Monday Mrs. K. J. Shaw
Have a complimentary farewell
luncheon for Mrs. William E. Rritt.
The table decorations were violet;
the table was centered by violet
satin under cheny lace on which
was a handsome cut glass candela
brum with violet shades; the lunch
eon favors were hand painted violet
card and most beautiful in design
j<nd coloring. A full course lunch
eon of many edible dainties was
served by the hostess. Those pres
ent were Mrs. V. I. Hahn, Mrs. F.
.1 Van de Wall, Mrs N E. Black.
Mrs. F. J. Weber, Mrs. P. H.
Ganty, Mrs Martin Conway, Mrs.
G. H. Miller, Mrs. F. F. W. taw I*.
Mrs. W. R Hlllery, Mrs. Elisabeth
Rlanchard, Mrs H. J. 1-ynch, Mrs
William C. Blanchnrd, Mrs. H. D.
Klrmse, Mrs. C. D. Grange and the
honor guest, Mrs. Win. E. Britt.
? ?????
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
Norman E. Black entertained a
number of their friends at auction
bridge. The hostess was assisted
in receiving and serving by Mrs.
Victor I. Hahn and Mrs. K. J. Shaw.
The rooms were profusely decorated
with asters, sweet peas, pansies
and other fall flowers. Mr*. G.
Herman Miller was successful In
playing and carried home first
priie, a handsome candlestick and
Mr. V. I. Hahn took first prise
for men, a pretty ash tray. Mrs. V.
1 Hahn and Mr. L. H. Johnston
rewarded for lowest scores. Those
present were Mr. and Mr| V. I.
Hahn, Mr. and Mrs. F. F W. taw
le, Mr. and Mrs. O. Herman Mil
ler, Mr. and Mrs C. D. Grange,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs
F J Van de Wall and Dr W. O.
Gagie.
? ?????
The Hallowe'en party to be given
at W. P. A. tlub on Wednesday ev
ening next, will be the first enter
tainment of the kind given by the
S. I. Society; but all members of
the committees in charge are so
well known at- being always success
ful, that the affair is sure of a
liberal patronage In addition to
the dance there will be many fea
tures which ltelong to the weird
and ghostly festivities of Hallo
we'en. The "witches' pie" will
contain a present and a true for
tune for nil who wish for a piece;
the decorations will be appropriate
and the refreshments all that can
be desired; the best music will
be furnished and the hall is In ex
rellent condition for dancing. Not
only will those who attend be once
but many times blessed as the pro
> eeds will go toward beautifying
Skagway.
Only One "BROMO QUININE"
Tat is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
I-ook for tiie signature of B. W.
(?ROVE. I' ?ed the World over to
Cur* a CoU In One Day. 25c.
Go to the "White Pass C?f?'
for the lest meals in Whltehoree.
Now under the management of Mrs
Orloff King. tf
FOR RENT A 4-room furnished
cottage. Apply Mrs Frledenthal,
7th and Main St. 3-t
(IRANI) RKDt'CTItMJ 8ALR
The Pack Train in now soiling a
big lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as thej" are getting too old
to hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm
Food cooked as It should be at
the "White Pass Cufe." Only the
best In the market Mrs. Orloff
King, proprietress. tf
, Send the AliiSkan to your friends
Pimple* Fettered Then Formed
Scales. Hair Came Out in Bun*
ches. Scab in White Crusts.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. Scalp Cured. Hair Grew.
fttrttforri. "V- <1?<urtitrr? ?r*lp
trnaUe tintari ax plmplM and t<
forrmxl ar*lra. Hw ?nU|> Itrhxil and ah*
IIM dandruff. H?r hair
i ?mr out In hunrh? .
f?llln? HitlrHf In ?pn*a
a? Iw m a rtm dollar
A kind of nb *01*1
firm In H?tJ? ?Mt?
v ?-mat* on tfw tpotn
* riv-o ?po?? viwild b*
mm. Knowing tb? Cutl
rari Dmp and Cntlnm
Ointment wrrv (torn; for the ?kln a.id aralp, 1
w? washed bar aralp aarh mnrnlnc with
f'uUrum Soap and then applied the Cett
rura Ointment. nihMn* It In wHI with the
hand. It helped fmm the atart. I uaed
ooe bo* of Cutlrura < >ln* men? and one rake
of Cutloira Soap, than bar aralp ru mred
and bar hair *rew acain. It baa bam more
than a par ?tnoa and bar aralp la dear and
healthy" <SI*m?i> ll.ram rrabtrre, J as
25. 1912.
OitloTira Soap la bawt for akin and hair
berauae of IM extreme purity. deHrate yet
effective medication. and rHVaahlns fra- !
France. It coata but little mora than ordi
nary a>*pa. wear* to a wafer and tire*
comfort and aatl?fartkm trrrrj moamt of
Ita uaa, for toilet. hath and nuraary. C*U
rurm Soap and < ?lntm?*nt are aold evfrrwheee
8am plr of aarh fraa. with U-p skin Book Ad
dira prml-oard "Cutlnira. l>ept. T. Itoaton "
W-Tandar-farad man ahoukl u?a < uilrura
8oap Shading Stick, lie. Majspla Itrm.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of ibe ob??rvaU.>n <ake?
at Honfa'i Wharf at mjdnlfbt
list night, '* a" follow*:
Tamp time obtarritris .. .. lltlK'ia
Max pri-ce-iin* 24 br* . 61 abov*
Mln " " "... 4J above
loan " " " . 47 Above
Barotn?l?>r 29. Cloudy And (Aim.
BAKERY GOODS.
bread? All kla ? fresh from the
iven, cake* And pie*, cookies And
iouchnut*. .n (Art a first cla?? line o
bakery gools will b?? found At the
Vienna BAkery. I?r>adway, between
Fifth And 4lzth Avenue* tf
FIVE GOOO ONtS TO DRAW TO.
Pebbleford And (Jlb*on Rye. Rod
welser, Mine Ribbon And Pa1? RAln
ler Beer At the Board of Trade.
Bonded wbtekie* ? GlbS'm, Moun
Vernon And Belmont. The heat of
Bmt? Blue Ribbon, BudwelHer and
Pale Rainier. At the Ma*?rt Tele
phone <7. tf
{JRF.AT CLEAR A\t"K SALE
Sold at a loss I Malt RAlnler, 20
cents per bottle. Especially prepar
ed for sick people And Invalid*, And
excellent for nursing mothers. Only
two barrels left. After that, price
will be 35 cents per bottle.
Pack Train Bar
S5c for s home rooked meal
quick, clesn service V. here? At
the New Home Re?tS'.rsnt. Ffth
Avenii- naif a mlnnt- from HfM'lwt
HOWS TMI8T
We offei One Hundred iw> !?r- K. I
*ard for any c*?e of atarrh nil o?
not be cured by Hi'l ? ? iut'i t nr.
F. J. CHBNBY # rn . TohMo, O
We, the understood hnve knowi
F. J. Cheney for the past IS year*.
Toledo. O.
and belli've hlrr perfectly honorable
In all business transactions, ami fin
Mirlalir able t? carry out any obllga
tlona made by hi* firm. Waldlng, Kin
nan $ Marvin. Wholeaale arugftlata o
Hall'* Catarrh cure I* taken Intern
ally, actlnr directly upon the l.l>o4
?nd anncoua a?trfac<s of the system
Testimonial* sent free Price 7 Re.
per bottle Sold by all dntftfiU
Take Hall * ,'am'ly f'llla for conatl
patllov
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold H?rtw!?*en. aueceaaor U
w. W. noojiMon. baa taken Uw
afency for the Juaftly faroooa
EL. INF1NITO CI. BAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
6,000 juat received from the f?fr
tory at Tampa. Fla If you want the
beat don t fall to *1ve theae good#
a trial
None better and purer than GIN
Rye, Rainier and Olympla Beer
Order* by phone promptly delivered
k The Maacot
PftnrnpiHioffAL Mum.
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?il WISON A miWHAIi
P 0 M<>* ? Juneau, tlasfca
X B.LK FKVRR
t-I>ew
Commtaaioner For Takoo Territory
10 Taka Affidavit*
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DmtMa.
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Moat Modarn Mathoda
Open Erenlnca
Office Honra: 9-12 a. m. t-( p m
Alaakan Rnlldlnit - -Broadway
SKAOWAY . . Af.ASAK
IMlIti HnpfilM
M. V. IMTTKUMOM A (XWPA*
? Dealer* In ?
It I Jf T A fi nvrriilK*
229 Walker Rldg. Feet He. Waah
Order* by mall or rahla will receive
prompt atfei.tlon Catalogue on re
qneat
J. IKUTA
MAJ?rrATTITR?!?.:
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curio*. Ivory Carving*
Indian Baiketi
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Offiriil Wa?rh ln?pert?r for |K?
W. P. k Y. Rontf
Mail OHfri (itmi prompt rare
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
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