fill i ??M 1 44-H?H nilltllll H f
Hams and Bacon /;;
It* no joke to get a little stringy, improperly cured
? Ham or side of Bacon. :: " :: n ::
When you want something (fn? ? see us and get
' MISTLETOE." They axe fancy, selected, rightly
cured, mild and hne flavored. :: : :: ::
\\ e slice Boiled Ham and Boned Ham, tor frying,
to suit you :: :: :: ~ :: :: ::
C. W. Ask & Sons
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Our Stock Is Increasing
The Best In Sk&gway For The Least Money
SHOES, MATS. CAPS. DERBYS. SHIRTS
UNDERWEAR. SWEVTFRS, ETC.
Ouifil> tor the Trail? The kind tor Service
Tony Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
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INJUNCTION COAL
The trTvmnd Hog saw his shadow
And went hack in his Hole
H it came out when the Shii<arri veil
With $10.00 injunction Coal
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i Steam La end*
J Oi Work \>u*r*=t<?*a Sbort
Ord*** FrosipC*
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? M?fsac>Z?W vlll .-all %si 4*".:vt?
?HON? rt.
Best Meals
Ir Tb* Ci:? at ;he
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY oj-r
DINNER OD^
Lodging
F>*r* Thine 0:ean aa>3
F'.psJ Class
Fifth A\rnw dmi Broadway
Draper & Co.
A.?ot? rvr
EAST1WAN KODAK SUPPLIES
FHOTOGRAFHERS
FJninttajr doc# for Ui-*? who
>r?* tottoa."
run la* of Fiinu. r~*u? *rd rv
pws
Mtii orJar* carefcHy attended to
AMtm
D-*rrr A Co, P. O- Bo* "tt." ;
StxrrtT, A last*.
i CANDY ....
( CIGARS
v TOBACCO
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Smokers Articles
A Carofu y S' lecfeed Stock
of Notices. Such as Stave*
in?r Articles. bolts. Note
Dont forgvt the nuratnir
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1 Electric Globes
and Supplies
I'm U further notice the follow
c prices are made on all grades
of amps.
Ti:npsten 25 watt*; $ .65
Tunpston 40 watts .70
Tungsten 60 watts 1.00
Tuneston 100 watts 1.35
Tantalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts ,50
Tantalum SO watts .85
Carbon 60 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
Estimates pi ven on all work
Home Power Co.
CHAS WYtl
Dnpiit Km.. .m OfRc*. 4th * Briwr
DON'T FROG
Un'?? You're Got 50 Cknts
|H. Hartwigsen
Socct? or to
W. W. BOUGHTON
DKAIKR IXj
Oicars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
LAR6K CIKTLATIXG UB**RT
ISCLrBWO t.ATBPT COPY
RIGHTED BOOKS
?AGArara. newspapers a?tt>
OTHER PERIODICALS
Society
Judge H. B. LeFYvre wa? a Hatiies
visitor thi? wee*
? ? ?
Mrs. Hopper Is entertaining this af
ternoon for her eon, John
+ + 4*
Mi*. E. L. Pillman of AMht, B. C..
was a passenger south o? the Spo
kan*.
Dr. \V. 0. Gable returned Monday
on the Peterson from a trip to
Haines.
+ + +
Mrs. Hayward and her daughter,
Mis? Mildred Ward. visltod in Haiti**
on Sunday.
4* + +
Mr. and Mrs. Ira King and Judie
Ragan were Skagwav visiters cn
Wednesday from Hain?t.
Mrs. P. H. Ganty and two children.
Prosper and Marion, left on the
Spokane Tor a visit to Coast cities
Mr. and Mrs. Ciaud Dech arc com
fortably settled in the Gault cot
tage on Broadway, near 11th Ave:iut .
+ 4* +
Mr. and Mrs. James Lauderdale of
Carcro&s arrived on the Princess May
and left for home on the morning
train.
*** *|*
Mrs. Clarence Olsten and little
daughter Beatrice. re'urnej home
on the Dolphin front a visit in the
States.
.J. J. 4.
The I^adieji Aid Society of the
Methodist church held a Rj>e iai
meeting on Tuesday last in the par
lors of the church.
a
. Mrs M A. Koyai and her nephew,
Harold Royal, went to Haines Sat
urday on the Peterson and relumed
Mon<iay on the Hesg.
4* 4* 4*
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. W. lx>wle and
little son Ralph. returned on the
Princess May from a visit of seveta,
weeks in Coast cities.
*2* *?* 4*
Mrs M b. Williams who has \ is
ited for several weeks with her son.
Mr. F. H. Bold . returned to her hon.<
in Lookout. Wash . on the Spo?aji
Mrs William Whalen returned homo
on the l>olphin. but John Quin.a. .
Z nephew who has spent
er with Mr- Whalen in
did not rt*um
?J* *** *?"
ivn Saturday evening Mr. and Mr
|V 1 Hahn, M?. H. S. Pullen ana
| Miss lredcll tw*o gW^ts of Mrs, .
I ^ Thomas at an oyster supp< r
Khe Pack Train restaurant.
4- + 4*
I M*s A?er of Lake Beu.ah Wis-.
who has been the guest of her *?>
iter Mrs. Lee Gault, was a passen^r
'south on the Princess May to \? ?
Louver enrou*e to her home.
?J? *J* *s*
Mrs H S. Pullen. Mrs E. 1- ?,;?"
j man of Atlin. P. C.. and Dr and
Mrs L S Keller were guost* of
'Mrs Tonv Stank h for ice cream
and cake at the Pack Train Restaur
ant on Tuesday evening
*4* *1* V
Mr William Britt has added to
the beauty of his handsome home >hT
placing a fountain on tho fro
lawn In the center of the '?atH
L the boxful and appropriate TV
ore ta marble "Venus arising from,
the Bath "
The ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church assisted by
ladies of 'he other churches of Statf
I wav held a " cooked food sale in
j rarlors of the Methodist church on
Thursday afternoon In 8P"'
'the rather unfavorable weather
affair was a big success. Light re
freshments were served during
afternoon.
?j* *?* V
The May Day party givea by the
Elks on Wednesday at their **
cK^ed the dancing season of that
popular organisation The enure j
building was thrown open to *<?* j
and their gu?*. The card room
reading room, bowling, good music
dancing all made U?e even.ng ?n<
wn was served and dancing contin
ued until a late hour. This was one j
^ the mo,t successful socW ? Pventti
of the ?ason and all expressed them ,
agement and entertainment.
4> 4* 4*
| ^ Friday afternoon Mrs. William
S. Britt. assisted 'y Mrs. ?
Blanchard and Miss Mary O. Hmd
shaw. celebrated her ?W? '
cob's birthday The home j^ prc
lily decorated with potted pl?<?
\ * ^ the Pag staff over the|
floated the
the Vnlted States, jhiohthe hWPT;
Jacob considered an d righ y.
thecrowning glory of the day^ Thj
small people played
winners were awarded
I A most delectable feast of ??**?
! ?? served bv the hostess. J?ooh
! received maty gifts from friends.
The guests present were: John Hop
jper E'ta Sundeen, Katherine H
- ... ... .n
fYdn c* K?IUI(M^ v?m Mitor, PtHi
UUnchard, H*** i? Conway, J ft. k Ow
n-ay , Vivian Taloen,, Beatrice O^on,
Martin Couway. N??kt LymA,
PrieaenUiai, Vincent Mulwhil., Mt.her
Prtedenthal, Lois McKay, Francis
Van do Wall, Bdwln Mi Kay, KaUi 1
ieen Kenlson, Martin McKay. Gould
Ftcfcardt, Margery Kenison, Osborne
Seltner, Bertha Selnicr and Virgin. a
Selmor. The out-of-town guest. tat
Chesterllne Thomas of San Jos*?
+ + +
On Thursday evening Mr* Har
riet S. Pullen entertained at "aOO."
i^ards ?er? played at four tables in
the we*t parlor of the Pullen, House
and refreshments were serve i in the
dining room. The table? were pret
tily d?x-orat?-d with potted pla.,ts and
lighted by candelabra sha.J??I with
pink. In arranging the table and
serving a dele* table slipper, the hos
tess was assisted fey Mm. C. A.
Thomas of San Jose, Mrs. V. I, Hahn,
Mrs. L. S. Keller aril Mr. J. M. Kel
ler. The ehlef priie- 1 >r ladies? ?
handsome eoinpoiier ? was won by'
Mrs. J. P. Van do Wall; the chief
prize for gentlemen ? a box of swee s
? was won by Dr. Gabie; Mrs. V.
I. Hahn won the cilt prize ? a box of
delicate confections aud Mrs. Th.>nias
won the consolation ? a dainty little
piece of statuary. The guests pres
ent were: Mrs. 0. A. Thomas of
San Jo3e, Miss R. Iredell of I/js
uigcles, Mr. aud Mrs. V. I. Hahn.
vtr. and Mrs. F. H. lVHd Mr. ami
Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall, Dr. W. 15.
-lable. Dr. i\n?T Mrs. 1, S. Keller, Mr.
and Mrs N L BWuk and Mr. .1. M.
Keller,'
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
Mass and Swmon at lt):uO a. lu.
Sunday School at. 12: SO p. m.
Evening service lit 7 :30.
A collection will be taken up at
\la-<w for 'lie 1'atfcolie Pr.lv eM?iiy al
Washington. I). t\
All are cordially !n\ I ted.
Father P. II. Turnoll.
PAINT MAN FINDS GOOD
Bl'SINCSS IN P. E. ALASKA
\ It \Imtin !y. of S.-fttilo, r?T>np
-<11 til: k !-'w I'araffine Taint <?mjmny.
'
ferson tlii.- n oruing, and called ?>n
-<'vor.il of th ? (loa'pin who handK*
his partiw'ar l>ra:nd of pain', and
also : "jo M.uhoid Roofing whl-h hs
::rm uianul."< tuners.
Mr. Mar r.slv loft Seattle on 'hp
iSt-h of last month, and has visited
all the !>>*' - of South pattern Alaska,
and jvj'Oft- his trade as having been
exceptional!* i_ood lie static that
his Ketchikan bnsine-n is three tim< <
greater this year than last, while in
I'eterebtir,; and Wrangell it ha
pro\-oo<linr year.
Mr. Ma Cngly wiil gn ti l!aine? to
day and v< ;il return to 8 k a; way on
the Host tomorrow. I'efore retim
ing to the ^tat"* ho wi .1 -.lilt Si ka.
35c for h ham* cooked meal ?
quick, clean service Where? At ]
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
\ venue. nail a minute from HroaJw^
New clean corutortaVre be<*; f >r i
50 cents and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whltehorse. Y. T. Mrs. R. Kel-]
sey, Proprietress. if
GR A**0 REDUCTION SALE
The TaeV Train U now selling a
big lot of v5ond Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to I
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman Grimm.
Delicious Ire Cream and 1- e
cream soda, with strictly pure fruit
juices and crushid fruits at the
Vienna Cafe. F!r a \ way, betwden
Fifth and Sixth Ave*. tf
GREAT C? E A.R ANCE SALE
Sold at a lx*s! Malt Rainier, 20;
cents per bottle. Especially prepared
for sick people and Invalids, and ex- ,
eellent for nursing mother*. Only
two barrel left. Alter that prle? wll ,
be 35 cec?t per bottle.
Pack Tratn Bar I
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E. TERREL
Formerly of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
ard lately of
Scott'# Hotel Carcros#.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT FOPUIAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
OOINO TH6?R OUtf
Soorfts ?f Alaskan Readera Ar* LatrA
inj th# Duty of IT*# Kidney*.
To filter th? blood U the kidney*
duty.
\Yh?n they fall to do this the kW
rrpys are ?tck_
Itackache and many kidney Ilia fol
low;
Help the kldneya do tbeir work. j
Doan'a Kidney Pills have cured
thousands of severe cases.
Proof in tiie foBowku?:
H. L. Strand, 1609 Lombard St.
lirerett, Wash., says: *'I vm In
bad shape with kidney complaint My
ttac k was so weak and painful that
I could not stoop and the kidney
Pecretio.ia were very distressing in 1
passage. I had to quit work and ai- ;
though 1 was not confined to my '
ltd, I felt miserable in every way.
The first few dosea of Doan'a Kid
nej nils gave me ure?it relief and
by the time I had finished the con
tents of the second box, my kidneys
and back no longer troubled me. I
'hen returned to work and I have
been f r ?? from kidney complaint ever
eince. I'oan's Kidney mis alone ef
fected this cure."
Ktor sale by all dealers. Prlc? SO
cents. FV>ster-Milburn Co., Ruffialo,
New York, ??ole apenta for the Unl
ed Slates.
Renr?mbrr the name ? Dean's ? and
i lake no other.
I Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals wrvrd Tabic (fHote
or a la Carte
AH Partry nerred * from our own
Ot?h
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold HartwtgMO, wree*** U
W. W. frxighton. bM taken U>?
a?w>c j foe U>? JuaUy famon*
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CKJARS.
6.000 just rece1r?<J from the fac
tory at Tampa, Fl* If r?? "act U>?
bwt don t fail to *We th<*?? gooda
a trial.
for J&c r?. rwm *? a whol??nm?.
faniM eookod n e*l at U? Now Horn*
r(t?i*ur*nt, Mh At?., off of
i NEWEST FICTION
0 i
.* When Tragedy (irins. Grace Miller White
* House of Pride. Jack London
*
a Maverick, William MacLod Raine
a Polly of the Staff, Emma C. David
9 .Joseph in Jeopardy, Prank Dandy
| The Band Box Louis Joseph Vance
* Desert and Wilderness.
jj Henry Sieukiewicz. Katherine B. Judson
Myths and Legends of Alaska.
* SPAULDINQ5 1912 BASE BALL 01 IDE
?
B
White Waxed Paper for Lunches '
I HORSMANS* LATE5T MIT
Puppy Pippin and Pussy Pippin.
91
* Carls stuffed bodies
and unbreakable heads
i L. A. HARRISON & CO.
I Phone 55
lionded whi*kVe?? Gibson, Mount
Vernon and Belmont. The best ot
lieer ? Bhio Ribbon, Budweteer and
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tele
l?hore 6". V
Henry Fnedenthal Phone "6. Quick
iollvery. Baggage and expressing on
-hort notice, day or night.
K"~P YOUR HE ^0 UNCOVERED.
' ?\ '?rlo? of n ll*? rrvpc
13 niiilnif Ormi.
I" r-rn *hi w*ar thMr
",e ?h?>n
I sv'iii a h<*ary >hocli of
':>* rf thf*e sume m?n
?> Infected ?with dandruff
"9 would multiply il
for lack of ?lr. Baldness
is th* ftn.-.l rcirolt. N?w
1 rpicide klHs th?*e fcrv .< and
? unhealthy hair to afc'indan"
Tr^wth. K ' -ptci '? a p!?i*nl hair
!rw!rp a? ft* Trrtf," fvr* anc?
-ont?1na n?t an at' 1 ir.jttttoM rah
?'awe. P"~. 1 hf W '?,????.
?ft- fn atimr* fnr t? ->e T'**V
:He Co.. Detail, H!tb.
I H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Ala?ka
Large*! and Mort Complete
Stock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
FIVE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO.
rebbleford and Gibson Rya. Bud
weiser, Blue Ribbon and Pa'? Rain
ier Beer at the Board of Trade.
None better anc pnrer Oiaa Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or
ders by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf
I ?
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STANICH. Proprietor
For 14 Tftn We H?t* .Wt^ only
The Best in the Market*
*iid l?4tj it n tk?
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
New Location -> ->
Broadway, between 3rd and 4th
The Delmonico of Alaska
The White Pass
II a 1 Whitehor*e,
Motel Yukon Ter.
Now Op?n T?
The General Traveling Public
T'nder New Management of
M. C, RACINE, Mgr. Propr.
Rates:-$1.00 per Day and Up