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\ \ Isn't it time to make that Fruit Cake ;;
! for the Holidays? ;;
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We have a clean fresh supply of ::
4' J.
Dried Fruits, Peels, Nuts, Spices, in i
, . fact everything needed for it. i
i; C. W. Ask & Sonsl
M I I M ! i J M !'ll!l!!!'lMi!imHIlM!!lI %
DON'T FROG
Unless Yo?>? Go! 50 CtXTS
W. W. BOUGHTON
D&A.I.U IS;
Ciga^ Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery &nd Fish
ing Tackle
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i?tci.tthxg T.ATKSIT CX>PT
KiaHTC BOOKS
Misums, SEwsriPoa vvd
OTHSS PERIODICAL?
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All Ontsid* ? o c * y
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Tito TV' L?>? -*? f* t FCH.HTH AVtSUC
??tor P-pp; ??> >urt> B*?.. L'ntoci A P.k?
SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium ]2rvV Alaska
;nui. Individu* 3sths.
Abundance o* VC*M>r. Best of
Eote. A cvomiDo>1a' iocs. Fur
a.shec Cfcbixw fo~ Kent. . . .
Etc* et : .:c; adU Frehicf
Motor And Sa, tiff.
Ste? rtp- Oeorna **ott. Jnneau
nc?k?$ cecc -morn ho mitt, ln
fcmas- * Arc r?*e* i:pcm request
Dr. F. L. (soddard. Prop.
Health Resort
-of
ALASKA
^ Vi e Have The
^ Best Candy
V LOWNES7"
* IMPERIAL'S f
McDQN ALP'S *
' BY THE BOX OR
BY THE POUND
y Dont forget the number
J ' 428
w EROADWAY. (fhu Ftftk) ^
tTony Dortero's*
I RAW FURS
5 "" ? ? ? ? ? .
? : WE PAY I
I HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITS FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House |
O?bkoftl>. - Wi?c#n?m
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THEl
?POifcAfOUS. BOW.
W t lor Circular -
A ?ka Fur* a Specialty
Verr Top Pncet Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
ROYAL
! Steam Laundry j
ikM W *rk tfoMBtMi Sfcort J
Ortm h ityV?
Obm
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; VtUMfv vWotllud *??'?- J
PMONI 7*.
I
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Draper & Co.
Eattmaa Kodaks and Film*
Kodak Svpplm. etc.
Broadway, Skagway
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notice
jm I r?c?!T?d a ?kipan?Rt of froaii
A,tMn la afcaii. Toa oca now r*
m?*M* oa bait ??*-'. In aaantJtj
at U* P?ca Trala RaaUurajv
r>.Qy xlesksa? eetr *1 * bksbUl
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
t**ft Ncv 6. Oritur n mj Wm
hi lAdrmnKb. (2m ?%b?M gnt.1'
tooMbotd cti*; ct tH th* B. C. PW.1?
MJt FIXED CARBON
f"*rtw Comt?ttuu laltora He?
UgU Ajsfc
?.>? ?.T)J c!W Jttlr 1?L 1110, ??
?tukll ottw t&ia oo*i. Mioctnd uu
u Poi)ow?.?
-VubW Scre*o?si k.o j aack*u IIS. to)
-o.xviiiyrs i "
>x%rv?ialn<cs lt>uEk> f. " |
AhOf* prleaa tackid* d?llv?7
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
""*>?*? 18. Sk?pw?y. Aiss^a.
Sstecrib* (or U>* DaU? I.lwhn
Society
OodUaaed from j*pe three
Mr*. L?e 3ivt.tT.oTu. &nx! <V*??hv?:
m?? ^fcirs ?r Ca^sros*.
w-fei? evening c118?5* ?f MTv H F
Taylor on Th? rsday
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Mr* M J Hillery, who has been
visiting with her sons W. R. Hillery
and A. R Hillery left on the Princess
May for a vt?R with & son In Tacoma
and another in California near San
Francisco and with a daughter. Mrs
George Alien, of Los Angeles.
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In the second instalment of A. E
W Mason's serial, "The Turnstile-'
In the November Scribner. Cynthia
has a.n experience that decides her
adopted parents to carry out tfcelr
long - talked -of plan to go back to Eng
land The situation is most dramatic,
involving all sorts of future complica
tions.
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Mrs. DevereU picked the last wild
rose blossom from her transplants on
the 14th day of October. This was
from the second blossoming this
season and the fragrant blooms
wore on the same spray with the pret
ty red hips or rose berries of early
summer At Haines, quantities of
wild rose blossoms were gathered In
October
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Thursday evening a number of the
friends of Mr. George Mowl gathered
In the parlor of the Puilen House to
witness the ceremony of his marriage
to Mrs. Amy Clarke, of London. The
ceremony was performed by V. S.
Commissioner Martin Conway. Ire j
mediately- following the ceremony the
paeet-s repaired to the dining room,
where a sumptuous wedding supper
was served. Those present were:
Judge Conway. Mr. and Mrs. Mowl.
Dr. and Mrs. Gabie. Mr. and Mrs
James Kennedy, Mr and Mrs. J. M
Tanner. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Britt, Mr
and Mrs. H P. Kirmse. Mr. and Mrs
Jas Rock. Mr and Mrs W. \V. Boug
ton Mr and Mrs. Tony Dortero, Mr
and Mrs TV J Rich. Mr and Mrs. G.
V Zinkan. Mrs A L. Grant, Mrs H
S Pullen. Miss M G. Hindshaw. and
E L. Thibideau and M. A Snow
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The many friends of Miss Ha*?'
Van d( v\ all i.i* > r* ived the fo1
towing announcement.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sargent Van
de Wall announce the marriage of
their daughter Ha*el Barbara to Mr.
Fred Steele Williams on Wednesday.
October the eighteenth nineteen hun
dred and eleven, Grandview, Wash
ington.
At Home afte.r November eighth
$33 Seventh Street. Portland, Oregon
Mr and Mrs Williams are both
well known in Skagway and have
hosts of friends who felicitate them
upon this most happy event. The
bride is a sister of Mr F. J. Nan de
Wall, of this place. and with his fam
Hy Mrs Williams made her home for
several years and was a special favor
itp socially The groom made his
home here a number of years ago.
and also lived for some time in Ju
neau
*CIAS SUMMONS
FOR PUBLICATION
la the District Court toe the Diatritt
of Alaska, Division No. One. at
Skagway
Thwwe E. RVcfcard, Plaintiff,
v?.
William J. RVckard, Defendant,
To Wiibam J. Rickaru, the aboxe
imnied defendant: ?
In the nam?> of the United States
of America, Greeting
Tour are hereby commanded to ap
pear in the above-entitled Court hold
en at Skagway, in the District and
Division aforesaid, and answer thi
complaint filed against you within
thirty day* from the 11th day of
November. 1911, and if you faU to no
appear and answer, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court fw the relief pray
?*d for in the complaint, which is
filed in tit is cause, to-wlt: for a
Judgment of the above-entitled Court
decreeing that the plaintiff be grant
ed an absolute divoive from saK! de
fendant, her costs ami disbursements
in this action and such further relief
as the Court may deem Ju?; and reap
enable The complaint herein w*
filed Itv the office of the Clerk of the
a box e-en titled Court, at Skagway, on '
September 21, 1911, The order Pen
the publication of this summons w
issued at Juneau. September 30, 1911. i
In witness whereof I have here
unto aet my hand and affixed the
seai of the above-entitled Court, at
Skagway, Alaska, this 7th day of Oc
tober. 1911.
E W. PefcUt, Clerk ot
the rHBtrlct Ocmrt
FC Martin Conway.
Deputy.
H. B. LePerre.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Skagway. Alaska.
Nrst publication Oct. 7, 1911.
Final publication November 11. 1911. j
KEEP THE
SKIN CLEAR
CUTICURA
Soap and Ointment
No other emollients do so much
for pimples, blackheads, red,
rough and oily skin, itching,
scaly scalps, dry, thin and falling
hair, chappcd hands and shapeless
nails. They do even more for skin
tortured and disfigured infants
A It ho art c<tp ind OfMrwfjt %rr
?old by drucrtets t.nd dtaleni wrtu ben, n HM !
Mmnlf of mrh. fw- >?rt on thf fir**
and trratrarnt of Hk n ? ? . tr h* wot. p- ?
frrc. on applRsMft to I ??pi. IV^atoti
FOSSIL m
FROM ALASKA
Many of the "sourdoughs' who are
passing through Skagway or route to
the States for the winter, are taking
advantage of the oportunity offered
them of securing some suitable sou
venir for their friods or relathos
which are so plentiful in the Kirmse
s tort
Tlie cki fossil ivory from Alaska
seems to Ik meeting with the great
est approval for the sales in this pop
ular tloiv is the greatest it has been
f" several : ears
The numerous designs of cribbag.
boards, paper * ights and knives, na
kin rings aud the endless variety of
fossil ivory jewelry which is made
from the Mastodon Ivory is in great
demand.
There are three kinds of ivory found
In Alaska ? Mammoth, Mastodon and
Walrus The prehistoric animals.
Mastodon and Mammoth (according t
our scientists), lived a hundred thou
sand years ago, the Walrus (Rosma
rust, a marine animal, living at this
time.
This ivory is not plentiful In the
course of a season, an Eskimo family
will gather a few pieces and bring
them to the missions or trading
posts, receiving for them Kow Ko%
i food i in exchange.
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Will k< out on lay good ground on
Spruce Creek all openvd up and read
to work. Fine opportunity for ?
number of men to get out a rich win
ter dump. FV?r particulars apply at
Alaskan officii. tf.
I^ate report* from the hospital are
to ti?e effect tha Clyde GupUHs con
dition is very much improved. Visi
tors are not allowed In fhe room from
'his time on as it is feared that their
presence might interfere with his con
\-aleecence
Mrs. Flora Kidd Manpin. sister-in
law of Mr Robert McC. Becker. died
at her home on (inames Island. Wash
October 16 ManV Skagwayites will
remember Mnt Manjron. as she spent
several months in this city some years
a*a
PILM CURtD IN ? TO 14 DAYS.
Toe? droirrist will remind money If
PAtO OIKTM*NT fail# to cnre any
?ii of Robin* Blind, Bleeding or
Pi Mrodln* Fl'ea In C to 14 day ROc.
Best Meals
In The Ci x at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY QCr
DINNER
Lodging
Kveryt hiinriClean and
First Ols?<s*
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
FOR GIFTS !
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT.
YOU WANT
When you are out oo a hunt for
something appropriate a* a gift, re
member I have new goods such u
handsome cat glass, ejlrerwAre, and
beautifully hand painted china, JtaK
in from the makera, which would
make as handsome a present as caj,
be made. Such goods are always ap
predated. 1 have do thing bat th*
latest, up to date In pattern, and In
quality. Nothing but the very beat.
Uur watch work, newly manufactur
od and skillful engraving speak for
themselves. We do not tarn oat oar
work unless it is finished in the bent
manner and we guarantee every pis e
?f It. If yoa have any trouble with
your watch bring it to us and we will
guarantee you entire satisfaction at
reasonable charges.
Don't neglect your eyes when you j
can get them examined free at my
store with the latest optical Insrfru
menta.
J. Ikuta,
Jeweler and Optician
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A_ Buy T!* Dai It Alaskan 1 A
IUC On Th?* Street* For. .
SKAGWAV WEATHER REPORT
Reaojta of the f?b?orraU,a taken
at Moor#'# Wharf ?i mllni^kt,
OH 27. I?ll. U as follow*
Temp, time obaerratn .. .. .*7 above
Max pTpr?rJln* 24 hra .. .. ?J above
Mia. " J7abov.>
d M above
B*rom?t*r Id Clear N Wind
FREIGHT OFFICE ON WHARF
WILL CLOSE rOR WINTER.
rrr?m Monday. OK .W. and for
th?> balance irf th? ?inr?r mon'h?.
U?e \VT>lt* Paa* Pr*!rh' offW at
the wharf will bo <*??ed and all boel
ikvui connected with that depart moni
will bo tranaactod at U?o Rrnadway
Depot ofTW*.
Tbo Pa<ifW- Coast Stoemship Com
pany's fre4*hW Mot?or In *fhodul?d
to nail from R?atUe to \or?mh?r 7
with frHtht and <>*plo*h? for <>ooth
p4?.?Wn Alaska porta.
spoon
THE IS HEBE
Hallowe'en Score Cards
Hallowe'en Post Cards
Hallowe'en Place Cards
Hallowe'en Favors and Paper
Napkins
NOVEMBER
Ladies Home Journal
And Delineator
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
+!+?+?+?+?+?+?+?+? ? ????! t'l
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
M. r. IIIMAN, Pro?. g|
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch" |
Th? Itrjrwt and bftt eowduefd dairy in 4 Mkt ' ' ?
r.A C r..ml I
2
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Daily Shipment# of Pure Milk and Cream
To (11 point* .??? *FhlM> * VnV m
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Ala?ka
OLDEST, BANK INj (ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit* The Aeconnt#
of Sk*?way|Flnn# And FndMdn*li?.
Hats and Caps ~
big variety
Ju?t Received.
These goods . Reasonable Prices
Show, Underckrtiinti F\ ? J f)I
Dortero s rlace
Wool Sh*t*. Overall
?nd Mrn't f" urnwh
,n p. 421 Broadway. Sk*gw?y. Alaska