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Isn t it time to make that Fruit Cake J
for the HoMavs?
We have a clean fresh supply of J
T Dried Fruits, Peels, Nuts, Spices, in i
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fact every thing needed for it. x
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^ Best Candy
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RAW FURS
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;FOR FINE FURS a i
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hnwor th ? wmSr.c V N r? V?
That mnin<1s or ( five"* to *<0.
Mm f.v ?v -Cy,rT?ian A*v '
c?t?
MAN TAKEN FOR
DEER IS KILLED
(By A task* Ni?! Bureau.)
NK1UM) a-p <v< St? MkMt*
^ h.:r, for a while hnr>*.in? at
Rock^ Point ywterday afternoon
Henr> Ola w*?eninR Jr a prominent
s-usiuoss man of this city. shot and
kSK?d .John Honsor. k fWmn- who re
?-frtod rw>*r that p>aoo.
TV* Vacculin*.
V? s. ? -i a* a man crts oreTrttlnc
he wsr -v ho thai the thinr* h*
hn? ST* not tho thine* ho wanted - ;
Chieapo RfCWt)-H?ild.
Ho that foilon-s tw bares catcbes
neither
All UP TOtTE
DENTAL OFFICE
Taking advantage of his nWnoe
from Skajrway. Dr Louis S Keller,
the oldest dentist in Southeastern j
Alaska has had his dental parlors
rc?modeied. and they are now in every
respect a replica of the dental oper
a tin*: rooms of those to toe found In
mbp of the largest cities of the
States
The natural lighting faoilitfcps have
b?vn improved so a# to allow perfect
Kcht. and a combination of electric
lighting has been installed which will
assist greatly ki the operating room
?tfter daviight and in dark or cloud\
; weather.
The very latest sanitary appliances
have been inaugurated and several
of the most improved devices for the
assistance In performing modern den
tad surpery have been added to this ;
model dental office
Although l>r Keller is not entirely
recovered from the effects of his late
1 illness, he is rapidly recovering, and
. <?tends to his many friends and ac- i
quaint* noes. and the public in pen
j eral an invitation to call and inspect !
his office, at which time those In
! -teed of his services can make ap
j pointments for any work of which
they may be in need.
F>om this time on TV. Keller in
tends to devote almost his entiro
time and attention to Skat-way and
Ha;i*>s. being in the latter cdty on
re#rularly a points days of each week I
>^r month
FORGER HIDING
M BERNER'S BAY
j JVXEAr. Oct 21? C. K Carral.
*-?.nl?-d by the fedoral authorities for |
? passing had chocks in Juneau. is
liiding in the Bernors Bay section.
.ttkI Deputy V" S Marshal MtM'llanj
ss no* ???arehtng that section ftv the
:orger with a fugitive warrant.
Carrwl o?? Apo<i from the ciisody of
Mi M 'lan several weeks ago McMil
lan arrested him at Yankee Cove,
and at an opportune moment Oarra]
took to the lafl unout. a search
failing to disclose his wh> reabouts
John Winn and Jay BeH returned
fPo?i Bern its Ba> yesterday reports)
ity: 'hat the "Ice" Johnson party
doing assesfsnient work at Berners
Bay. report that Carral called at '
their cabin, and was nearly famished
from several weeks in the woods
without sufficient clothing: and food
He had MidenUr lived from cabin
to cabin, and was in a had way.
Early in July Carral arrived in Ju
neau. confiding to several business]
men that he rejwsented big in
terests looking for mines, and im
posed on them to the tune of sev
eral hundred dollars, passing bad |
cbe<-ks Before erposur. came he J
beat it for Yankee Cove. where h>
was arreted and escaped. When ap
prehended Oarral will be arraigned I
before Commissioner Winn on 'he j
chare# of forgery.
Just Like Himself.
The cheerful patient needed nil his
poxl spirits, for the severe operation
had !ven a failure and the doctors i
were hesitating to tell him. The phy- i
sk-ian stood by his bedside in the hos- |
pital. and from his grave expression
tbe patient suspected the truth.
"Well, doc." he said, with a sad
smile, "it must have been like this."
He fumbled under his pillow and
produced an envelope whl^h had been
erroneously delivered in another ward.
On the envelope was scribbled in pen
cil, "Opened by mistake."? New York
Sun.
Mighty Jupiter.
Jupiter, the larcest of the planets. Is
1.300 times the bulk and 310 times the
mass of the earth, and accomplishes its
rotation on its axis in nine hours fifty
minutes. As tbe equatorial circum
ference Is 275.000 miles, the linear rota
tional velocity of a point on the equator j
Is nearly eight miles a second.
His Writing*.
Kidder? Do yon write for art's sake
or for tbe money ? Scribbler? For both '
1 write for the magazine* for art's sake
and to my father for money.? Toledo
Blade
The Dear Innocent.
Mother? When he attempted to kiss
ron. why didn't yon call me? Oanchter
(innocently)? Well, mamma, dear. 1
didn't know yon wanted to l>e kissed, j
The Turning Point.
Maud? I ^ear Ja* k tunnel up at yonr
house acain last night. Ethel? Ves. and
got turned down a? n?nal.? Hoston
Transcript
111 fortune never crushed that lmi
whom good fortune de ?lvod not ? On
Jonsoo.
In th?*e day* when everyone has '
so much to say about efficiency, H
luminating engineering is of the first
importance. In order tha<t employes j
may work rapidly ami well they
shouKi bo protected from needless !
fatigue. AboiM. the quickest and but
e*t may to tire 01K a room full of
people Is to flood lh?' room with a
uniform lisW at high intensity.
Whene work is to be done by arUfl
cial light the general illumination
should be nodertMy low with local
lights of hither intensity above the
work bemh or desk And, by the
nay, the average desk licht or read
ing lamp is too low.
The color of the light. too, play*
an important pair in tiring people out
Katie ue occw* far more qui< kly with
orange or yellow rays at high intens
ities than from pre<\n and bluish gre' n|
light I'ko that from the mercuTjr v*
por lamp NoUiint equals the bhiish
white of diffused dayllcht
Shadows have an important part to
play. In fact one of the principal
aids in distinguishing object* la the
diff?Tenec in brichtn<*s. If there
were no shadow-- but only a perfect
ly dlftaeed Illumination of high in
tensity it would be hard to s ?? clear- j
b' In order to have shadows there
must be directed light from one or a
number of sources and not merely
diffused light coming from all direc
tions There must l>c enough dire*'
?l lii-vK to n -irk th< ? -? of ob
jects by shadows and also enongh
dtffWed light to enable one to wee
clearly in the shadow* The directed
light should come from above at a
considerable angle ?i h the horizon
tal so as to limit the length of the
shadom-s There are cases howipver.
when a combination of directed and
diCfased U^ht will not ans-wer. In a
flour mill or a foundry, for example,
every thing is of the same color d1f
fused Mght would l>e pra< tically use
less; but in a draughting room where
ail the object** requiring disiim-tion
are in one plane a dire* t.<d light cast
ing shadows would he equally objec
tionable.
To light the home with comfort and
?vownny requires a combination of
concentrated ilhiminat >n of fairly
high intensity at the dining or read
ing tal>le with a general illumination
of low inteoaity. The lighter the
wails and ceiling are the more 11th:
they reflect to civv* tli required *!'f
fuse<1 general ilhimintaion and 90 (
loss direct light will be needed. As
artificial light i< defi- :? nt in blue and!
oven rays, walls of a blui-i or greeiw
ish shade give them greater jeflect
ing power for daylight than for art)
ficial licht, whk-h is t 'neraR\ d<*r
Leans Without Interest.
In the city of Tvireelona. Spain, theie
l? n i?e> ii 1 i r paxmlToUnc establish
ment l>earinc the dainty name of "Orr
T.ady of Hrt|y>," where loans are made
without Interest to necessitous per
sons on tbe do] *>sit of any articles J i
pledce Tv irtN of the ralne of
the deposit is at on. e advanced, and
the Joan Is made for six months and
a day. Imt if at the expiration of that
poriixl the depositor should declnr
himself unable to redeem it. after an
other period of six months the pledpe*
a** sold. hnt If they yield more than
the amount advanced the difference is
riven to the oritrinal owner This In
stitutlon is very popular. Thousands i
are every year suitors for the favor
thus afforded by "Ow I.nly of Hope." !
? Richard Ford. "(JatlieriDtrs From
Spain."
Another M'?n.
A younc recruit wr? juct commenc
ing hi* first course of musketry. The
Instructor, petting Tory n:ipry with
him. told blra exactly what to do, and
each time he missed the tarcet At
test the instructor lost hfc? temper and
told him to take a spare round l?ehlnd
the butts and ?hoot himself with It.
Presently the instnid.ir was startled
by henrinp n report from s rifle behind
the butts: without n moment's hesita
tion he rushed round to see what hfld
occurred, when the recruit looked np
from examining hi? rifle and said quite
coolly. "It's nil richt; don't pet alarmed;
it's nnother miss."? London Tclepraph.
Very Much So.
"Miss Gwendolyn i? a very super
ficial sort of jrirl, with her head filled
with fine clotho= ami niakinc herself
pretty. 1 don't suppose '?he pives a
moment to self reflection."
"Poesn't she? .lust wat-h her when
a mirror is anywhere in siclit!"? Hal
ttaiore American.
RnoWet*.
An Italian woman was asked in conrt
if she had ahy mnshral in?irumeat? In
her home.
"No. sipnor," she replied, "nothing
but rackets "
"What?" queried the lawyer.
"Rackets? the things tlyy put In
jrraphophones "
HE II ID TIME
Just m Scores of Altekan People
Hat*.
Waiting doesn't P?X
If you neglect the aching back.
Urinary troubles sorely follow.
Act In time In ctirin* the kidney*.
l)oan's Kidney Pills are especially |
for sick, wakened kidneys.
Many people in this locality recom
mend them.
Hore'e one case:
J. Prenatt, 311 Third Are.. Seattle, I
Wash., says: "About tiro years 1 1
suff'-red from attacks of iiacka<he,
caused by my kidneys bein* weak ;
and disordered. I tired easily and af- j
tor any exertion or whenever I
c^ueht cold, my back a? hed intensely
1 also had trouble from the kidney se
cretions, the passai;.-* beinjt painful
Doan's Kidney Pills pron pltv correct
ed all these symptwns of kidney com
plaint and there has rwer been any
recurrence." (Statement gi^en .Janu
ary 2, 1903)
SEVEN YEARS LATER
On JtntiAry 28, 1910, Mr. Prenatt
?aid: "I am today enjojrfn* *ood
health, thakns to Doan's Kidney
rilto. Thi# retiH-dy has rertalnly work
<vl wonders {ii my ca*?"
for mle by all dealer*. PrW 60
eenta FV*t?r Mllborn Co., Buffalo
New York, ?ola airen'a for the T'nlt
ed Statoa
Remember lh? namo? Doan'i ? ?n<l
take no otlier.
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A Boj T!.? IHiiv A i a ?> k l n 1 A
1UC On The Str?t< K?r 1 UC
| IKAGWAY WEATHER REPORT
Remit* of the obsarratlon taken
at Moore'a Wharf at midnight,
?M. 22, 1911, h M
i Temp, time obeervafn .. .. 4*ab??vo
Ma*, preceding 24 hrs .. .. ?2?bov
Mlo. " " " 4.1 above
ifcun " " 42 above
i Herometor 3?> :2? Olowly N Wind
TO CURE A COLD IN ON* DAY
Take LAXATIVE HOMO Quinine Tub
let*. DrccrffttA refund money If I
falls to cure. E W. (iROVES ?1?
natiira !? on each bos. 5Jr
^GGESTIONS
CHRISTMAS
Already every nook and corner of our
store breathes an air of Christmas Life.
Nothing prettier could be given than a piece of
NEEDLEWORK. We have just receive two large
shiprrents, including
Monogram and Conventional Pillow
Covers, TableRunners, Cen;.er-pieces
Shirt and shirt waist pockeU. Shaving pads. Neck-tie
pads, Neck-tie racks.
hirrooas ."tamjted on Crepe, in Champagne. Blue.
Pink wd Lavender. Kiraona ^hirt \Va nith
pfa-s) t leeve*. Ptamjvd <-n Whit?? Voile. or
Wit naterials for working
rutin and Muslin I'in Cushion Forms, i ,;i : ? >
\Y<>< ' Clipper Sol^s and Yarns in ail shades.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Flvenings :: Phone 55
" The Skagway Pioneer Dairy ?
? 1 ' ? " ' ' ? "
? H. P. ftKIMAN, Pro o. g
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" $
? ? i
n Tli* larrent ?nd best con-luc f o < mir? in >!*?** ? %-=rr\> a
+
Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To til point- < n *"W P??? * Tnk<? Ro ? e.
I
B. M. BEHRENDS Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN.*AI,A5KA
Respectfully Solicit* Th* A<vonnt?
of Skagway|Firn)f? And Individual*.
Hats and Caps ;
big variety
Ju?t Rece ved.
These goods ? Reasonable Prices
Dortero's Place
Shrx-c. UndmlnjhinR.
Word Shirts. Overalls
and Men's Funtish
hirs. 421 Broadway, Skajjway. Ala?k*