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Tony Dortero's
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COAL
Wellington Lump CoaJ
trwm No. ?. ojMme bajr Mia*?
it Ux? oiiiuwt
'U*r- i cut) ut til UM B. C. Orid
4i-?3 F1XE0 CARBON
oa-ftvl C~ait>u?tfc>a L a. form Hi?
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On tn4 4. fur July Ut, 1410, ?
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(railed as fuik?w? ?
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Moore's Wharf Co
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
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iJ'HUNK lO
HAROLD
FRANK
BEN
HERB
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i COAL and WOOD
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U- c? Vuit'nGneW Ounrs
W W. BOUGHTON
UULU tW
J Cigars, Tobacco,
| Smokers' A--ticles,
I Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
|j LASUiB C!*l LATINO L1?*A*Y
I IVC1.L' - INv. I ATKST OOF*
KIOHTCU BOCKS
I ? >-? ? Aai'Ak'ltKh ASl>
JTSU rx.ilulMC?L3
_KVCCS> ODOR
ROYHL
t Steam Laundry
| Ail Wor? C x^r?cto*l Sh?w?
Oni?r? Krvm^J
DoM
S . C* ?0*i ieil**'
P^mi 7*
I V<P''^-'vW
RAW FURS"
? : WE PAY :?
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITE KoK PKRE LIST
| Percy s Fur House
I 0*k~k. ? V/iacmmam
^|n ... ??, f n-ffl.m,Mimillli?a
i. Society..
Mrs F. P W. Lo?W sutU little sots
J Wi tor V > torui o;. *.U tioitruv
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* lr .. i?l Mrs. C?.?ue Sli th *?w ?Mu.
| u? r of V r t'.wi Ihiion oa
I l"tiarso*>
I Mr. jjid Mrs. 0 W Ask wi'j rtaw
J i Uuui.-r Thurb.Uy fur \i r and
I K. K. v.-l.
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J juw Mrs T A Ki - ,i!M i!u*ir
I i I-.-,.
ill lite* PliUeu 'KMlcS*.
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Dr. aiul Mrs. \\ . U t;abie ami Mrs.
.UK-kU'Ui wv?v dinner <u?>ts .at tfc ?
Pulk-u Thursday
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Mis.> Mary MUIb Munh-J ua <?&*?
Uuii<fciu frutu a vacation visit to Se- '
*tUe with h*< ptmmCs
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| Mr an?l Mrs. A. E. KmUt U dm?d
, ' Thursday with Mr tuul Mrs p. H.
. 1 'jarfv tU tile Pulkni ttouae.
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Mrs. (Cspl* Stmuuiib of the l\*>t
& lunchewu *jiK*%t of l*r iial .Mrs.
U S Kelk-r ou Wettaewdajr.
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Mrs. 0. Merman Miller eoieriaiH* i
a few trieud* at i-ard? >tu Monday n ;
utuK fur Mrs. P. P. W. Lowle.
Mr. uil Mrs. W. W. Ikxi^htuu eitU*.
LiiiW Mr E. (.I. WMikr iuni Mr. P. }
3. WiWju at Tbanksgivirtg dtiiuer.
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Mir-, Laura lv*rivr and Mr. C. U .
CuiMii duwd mi TIia k^nui,; tki.v
with Mr. ami Mrs. U. A. Koaeuberg.
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Mr J. M. Nettles vi?U<r<aURil ?'?
?nU of f?j? friei'ds ?t diuuer ou .
r Qa: lk-yct \ lap .lav at the PuUtvi Hous
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?
a' the PuiWti house ui.til he Wits
I for bk> future hocue :u Lamh>. TVx
Mrs E L. Miller and little daus**
t< r ?tt? Senator ptKMCrt* fc* Ta
coiua tor a vitH w*h Mrs. Howard
| Ashley
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Mrs. W W )>wtiliUKi. Mrs. E. J
-
' day fwiiifcx {uwU o( Mr> H. I*
1 Kiruibc
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Mr* K m* ' Siua>u?fc. l>r. and Mr*
L S KeiW and Mr. B. J. MmxmkJ
w?t>- brvlK-- giuL-ota vrf Mrs. H. S. Pfc
feu TiMk<ia.v t.v?ok>s
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* Mr. and Mrs. H l>. Kruwe invited
l M..-? Mary Li. llkiiUha*. Mr. C. W j
t Baekrit ^>d Mr M. A. S?w to
| TtunWvUte dinner
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Mrs H S. Patten, Mrs. L. S. Keller'
aiul Mr Cbmter PulW were eveuiuj;
(ikMU At *arda of Mts> Mary u.
Hindaba* on Monday
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Mr and Mrs. Q H. MiMer and Mr.
' u j. viw\iiir> ?vrv (vt*an>; juesbs
yt Kfiii^t> of Mrs. H. b. .S*
early i>art of tb?- W*'t
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Mr and Mr* E. J Sha-'. entertained
?u dinner Tbank*?^ aiy lor Mr. and
Mr* N E. Btoak. Mr E. L. MUKt
and Mr Howard .VsfcK'y
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Mr and Mr* Jan** R. Roek enter
n i...i at umistr on Thursday tor Uu-ir
nj other. Mr*. Rose Jenkina, and fo?
Mr and Mr*. W. L. i>pe?*\
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Mr and Mr*. F. A. Callarman wi?re
boat aiKl host*.*? at dinner on Thurs
.*mj> (ur Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Muler
and Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber.
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Mr J. M. Keller returned on the
Ujl^iuu trout a trip to the Grand
Camp of tbt- Arctic Brotherhood. and
* tutL-feUuc trip to Soiiud cities.
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Mr and Mr*. E. J White of WbKe
borav and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hil
Wry ??r dinner gr?*s o f Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. l*>berty. on Thursday.
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Mr* Tabfcr and daughter Grace,
. * hi ? ? up on the Dolphin to jom M r
TabW a:*l *ill U*e fan the hou*>e re
cently purcbaM^l from E. L Miller.
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Mrs. J F. Van de Wall and Mrs.
Gtairfce tikm? hard aill be joint h?wt
enocs at a card party u? be given on
Tutadav afternoon at the residence at
the totter.
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Mr*. Tony Sfcanich. Mrs. H P Tay
kir Mr* W. W. BoughJUiu and Mrs.
J. F V 41 do Wall were aflerooon
and um rfuwtf* o t Mr*. G. G. Mitt^r
on Fridajr.
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Mr and Mr*. F. R. Wurzbatfher.
H*rry Wur*b?cher and Marian Wurs
backer w??re Tbaiikseiv hi* dtar r
truvMta at Lb* Pullon house, of Mr
and Mr*. V. 1. Hahtt.
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Mr awl Mr*. F B. Wuribae hoc. I
Pr ami Mra Gabie, Mr. F. F. W,
Lowle and Mr L. H. Job tattoo were
{UrtAt at card* of Mr. and Mr*. N -
it llahu Tbuwdajr ev?#ui?*.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Van de Wall,
Miss Viui de Wall, Mr. aud Mr* H. K
Taylor, t-^raavcls Van de Wall and Jay
I'ayhn* wero dknmur guests of Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. MUler cm Thursday
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On Monday evening Miss Edith Lid
ilicoat pleasantly entertained a num
ber of friends. The evwning was
spent su ruiksK" ami games, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
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Mrs. P. H. Uauty mack- the high
score of the week at the bowling al
leys uu Wednesday, when she rolled
ill Mrs. GiUity also hoi to h?r cred
1 I So and ISO. Mre. G- G. Miller and
Mrs A. C. Blanc hard are doing -;vod
work.
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The Thanksgiving festal Season
was ushered into Skagway by the W.
P. A. Club's annual Barn Donee.
This occurred ou Thanksgiving era at
the W. P. A. C. hall, and was the
moat enjoyable affair of the kind
ever given in town.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. J. White, of White
horse and Miss Jones, of Oklahoma,
were quests of the Golden North ho
t"i Thursday. Miss Jones has been
visiting in the family of her uncle,
tlr. White, for a number of months
and left on the Priucvss Beatrice for
her home.
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Mrs. Hugo I'ngefroreu. who hits
been touring Europe for several
months and is now visiting with rel
a: v?* imlt tVeilsius. Uermany, will
leav.' Liverpool. Dee. 30, ou the Em
press of Britain for home. After u
visit tu IVrtland. Mrs. I'ngefroren
\*!l retwh Skagway ?*rl> in February
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There was a family gathering at
the home of Mr. W. C. Hlanehard 011
Thanksgiving day. nucte being present
but the immediate relatives. Mr. ami
Mrs. W. C. lUauch&rd anil their
i mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Bl&uchard
received as quests. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
f laiuhard, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blan
chard and Miss Bessie Blanchard.
UN'S WOES
Alaskan Women Are Finding Relief
at Last.
It do?x> b*x*u that women ha\e more
than a ftur share o t the aches iwd
pains that afflict humaunv ; they rnua
"Itwp up." luitbit attend to duties in
spite of constantly aching backs, or
headaches, di xzy spells. bear tug -down
paius; they must stoop over. when to
stoop means torture. They miast walk
and bend and work with racking
paina ami many a^hes (rum kidney
I Us. Kidneys cause more suffering
than any oth<r or sun of the body.
Ktep the kidtteys well and health is
??sily maintained. Reud of a reme
dy fur kidneys ouly that helps aud
curitt the kidneys and is endorsed by
thousands of people.
ilr*. Isabella Brown, 114 E. 47th
St., Purtfcu>d, Ore., says: "When 1
was afflicted with kidney trouble.
Duaa's Kiduej Pills came to my aid
and made ate well. They stopped
the aches and pains aud corrected ch
trouble with the kidney secretions.
Thai Mas six year* ago and since
then, I have enjoyed sood health. 1
recommend Doan's Kklney Fills highly
to other kidney sufferers. '
Pur sale by all dealers. Price 50
cent*. Poater-Mllburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? am
lake no other.
WANTED, at Once ? A dining room
girl at the Pulleoi House
Tour Sunday dinner will be ready
from 5 to S o'clock at the D?wey
Hotel Restaurant. Palatable home
cooking.
Five Weeks to
Christmas
And HIGH TIME to Boy Gifts
the Children Prey For ?
and A void the Late Rush
A Handsome Hair Dressing
But Easy to Do
STYLE B. SEE NOTE.
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Model and Instructions by MADAM LULU BUTLER
I Principal, The Madam Butler School of Beautifying Arts, Detroit, Michigan.
STYLE B. The hair is waved on each side of the parting and over the crown of the head. The
. Is of the waved hair are then brought half way up between the nape of the neck and the crown of the
hn>id and arranged in puffs or ringlets. The main body of the hair is brought below the nape of the
?k a:vd braided into two braids. These braids are crossed and brought around the he$*L The curls or
1> i fs axe allowed to drop across iht back. This arrangement is without the use of rats, frames or false hair.
To Have Beautiful Hair Use
Newbro 's Herpicide
No woman can afford to be Indifferent to the appearance of her hair. A mass of nice snappy hair, be
| commsfly dressed will add more in genuine good looks than a pretty face, or an expensive gown. Don't al
iVow the scalp to become charged with dirt and dandruff. Don't let the Dandruff Germ destroy your hair. If
your hair is uneven, d^ad, dull and brittle and comes out by the hajidfull every time you draw a comb
it. the germ is there. To kill that germ and check the loss of hair should be your first anxiety.
i.VWi-RO'S HERPICIDE will do this and at the same time put the hair and scalp in a sanitary condition.
HKRP1CIDE appeals to those of greatest refinement an account of its exquisite odor, its purity andclean
im s.> It contains no grease and does not stain or dye. There is nothing more dependable than this
-*.iKe e.a2p prophylactic. The hair responds readily to a regular and intelligent use of NEWBRO'S
HBRP1C1DE. Try it and see.
Scad tee ccati today ta ike Herpicide Company, Department L, Detroit, Michigan, for sample and a booklet telling all aboat the hair.
F. r Sale at all Drug I A/ l\ A C 0 n | T" | Application at the
s ????. One l>oi'arSi*e 1/1/ Il/J I li II I best Barber Shops and
Bottles are Guaranteed ,T , . Hair Dressing Parlors.
SrhitlAL AGtNT
NftTF k>' arranged with the leading hair Jikvim of the Couutry to furnish models with descriptions of the latest
, d models iu hair drvsslug. Ladi.-, who adopt these styles, will enjoy the satisfaction of being 1" vogue.
a- -Rsu?>jueK.." ^ . c ... . narui i ????
Relieves CATARRH of
the
BLADDER
and all
Discharges Ib
24HOURS
c*p?u>? b?an tfct
;miqy)
CimatetfeU*. V J
Ml>) ill inecuu.
COMPANY
SeattJ* Wash.
Pulleti Rouse
Foot ot Sixth Avaaai
M -s! elegantly furnished house
In Alaska
Every modem convenience
Sieoirle light*? Hot and oold
water? Telephones
Porcelain hatha on every floor
Board *nd room by the day, week
or month
Table supplied with cream and
butter from our own Jersey
Dairy
mrs. fi. $. Pnllea
Proprietre&s
Official Watch Inspector White Pas^ <fc Yukou Route ?
Reliably Jeweler
Beautiful Alaska Nugget Jewelry
(Special Designs Made to Order.
Carved Mastodon and Walrus Ivory
Choice dainty pieces, such as Statuettes, Paper Weights, Cribbage
(Boards and Napkin Kings.
: T H E ONLY LINE OF:
Ivory Jewelry. Snuff, Tobacco, Stamp, Match, Collar and Cuff Boxes in
the city.
Beautiful Alaska Scenic Hand Painted China
| ^ J
? Jeweler and |
I U. lKUlCl ~ Optician. . , J
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The Only First ClassrHotel| Opened Under New Manage- 4*
?J* in] Caicrcss ment
Headquarters for Atlia Stage Line. 4*
I HOTEL SCOTT*
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McKENZIE & SCOTT, Props. .
T T
t Headquarters for Mining Men and *
J Travelers ?
* WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEST *
+ GOOD STABLES FIRST CI ASS BAR STOCK *
* CARCROSS & ^ YUKON TER. *
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