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i: Fresh Fruits and Vegetables::;
To Arrive on S. S. Seattle.
) ? PEACHES
' ' PRUNES
' ! PLUMS
. J APRICOTS
? ? PEARS
WATER MELONS
CANTALOUPES
GREEN APPLES
j BANANAS
i ORANGES
TOMATOES
CUCUMBERS
WAX BEANS
GREEN PEAS
PARSNIPS
? SKAGWAY GROWN i
* ' GOOSE BERRIES
\[ CURRANTS
.. CELERY
CAUBAGH
LETTUCE
GREEN ONIONS
CARROTS
BEETS
TURNIPS
*| WELCHES GRAPE JUICE ? Delicious, refivshln* and wholesome J
. . All the rich flavor and food value of Grapes ? Qts. 50c. Pt?. 30c. ' *
ii C. W. Ask & Sons
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ECZEMA CAME
FRO| TEETHING
Watery Festers Dried in Scabs.
Would Dig and Scratch Her Face.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment and Was Cured.
"When mv little girl wa.? about eight
months old. oh.- was taken with a very
irritating breaking out. which came on !
!!? r :aoe. n?vn aim
back. When she first
ca:t:? down with it, it
came in little watery- .
1 1 v ?< festers under her ,
ovt"s. and on her chin,
then after a few dava
it would dry down m
scaly. whito scabs. In
the daytime she was
quite worrysome and .
would dig and scratch
her face nearly all the
time.
" I consulted our 1
physician and found j
she was suffering from
eczema, which he said
came from her teeth
inn. I us?l the ointment he gave me
and without any relief at all. Then I
wrote for a book on Cutieura, and pup
chased some Cutieura Sqap and Oint
ment at the drugstore. I did as I found
directions in the Cutieura Booklet, and
whon she was one year old, she was
entirely curpd. Sow she is three yo&rs
and four months, and she has never
bn>n troubled with eczema since she
was cipxi by the Cuticur* Soap and
Cutieura Ointment." (Signed) Mrs,
Frveman Craver, 311 Lewis St., Syrtr
cuse, N. Y.. Mar 6. 1911.
Cutieura Soap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world, but to those who
haw tried the usual remedies and found
them wanting, arui who have lost faith
in everything, a lil-enU sample of each,
with 35-p. book on the skin, will T>e sent
post-free. on application to Potter Drug
<fc Chcm. Corp., Dept. 2A. Boston. Ma^s.
Nome better and purer than Gibson
r ye, Rainier acd Olympia beer. Or
den by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot. tf
Koc 35c yoc can get a wholesome,
home cooked nueai at the New Home
Keetaurant, oib Ave., Just o U of
Broadway.
THREE GOOD ONES TO DRAW TO
MONTICELLO RYE
PEBBLEFORD RYE
GIBSON RYE.
Bottled la Bond. la Bulk or in
B?ttles. At 'he Board of Trade, tf
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALC
The Pack Train la now telling .
big lot of Good Goods at reduc.-.
price* as they are getting too cKj
bo bold ana sell at a profit. Yours,
tt Herman Grimm
FIRE SALEI FIRE SALE!
WOOD TO BURN
Good Dry Planking tor Summer use,
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Sev ? H ERB TAYLO R? Phone
EXPERT SHOTS
OF FDEWMD
la the expert riflemen's test just
completed a fw days ago, and tn
which forty men competed, the fol
lowing officers and enlisted men were
finally successful:
Captain C. M. Bundel, Ajutant 16th
Infantry.
1st Lieut. O. E. Micbaelis, 16th
Infantry, third year of qualification.
Sergeant -Major Hoster.
Private Emerson, Company "F".
Corporal Kala!, Company "G".
Private McMahel, Company "G".
Corporal Littell, Comj>any "H'
Sergeant Summers, Compamy "H".
Sergeant Gorman, Company "K".
Sergeant Bailey, Machine Gun Pla
toon.
Corporal Summerfield, Machine Gu
Platoon.
Private Gain, Machine Gun Platoon.
ITlvate Trammel, Machine Gun Pla
too a.
Corporal Summerfield, of tile Ma
chine Gun Platoon, having made a to
tal of 30 hits out of a possible 50
will be awarded the Th< rmo Bottle
offered by Wrn. Britt of Skagway for
the beet score mat!? by an expert
riflman.
Sergeant Summers, company "H",
having made the highest total score
(473) in the sharpshooter's test will
be awarded the silver medal* for that
event offered by H. D. Kirmse of
Ska^rway.
la all probability practice marches
vt from 3 to 6 days duration, one
company at a time, will commence
later on dung the month of August,
and In September a practice march
of the entire command, less sufficient
garrison, of from 6 to 10 days will
take place.
Airs. E. J. Sweeney, of CarcrosB, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. E. C.
Howerton.
Vicomte and Vicomtess Beuoist
d'Azy, accompanied by Charles d'Azy^
are Queen ??.?xcursionlsts.
Dr. J. C. Sexton of Rushville, Ind.,
accompanied by his family, is among
the excursionists of the Queeu.
J. F. Dickson and wife of Huston
Texas, are tourists on the Royal. Mr
Dickson is in the manufacturing busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. J. Deering of
San Francisco are aboard the Queen.
Mr. Deering is a director and head
of the Union Trust company.
FRESH
flazelwood
Butter and Eggs
Arrived on the
JEFFERSON
W. J. Bledsoe
6th Avenue
& State St
QUEEN ON HER
LAST VOYAGE
The Excursion, steamer Queen, ar
rived In Skagway this morning at ">
o'clock and a special train was made
to take the large crowd vore to Ben
nett. This will be the last trip of
the Queen this season and it has
so far proved to be one of the raos'
enjoyable on account of the delight
ful weather which has prevailed.
Yesterday the party in large num
bers climbed over Muir glacier de
spite the warnings of Mrs. Hart, the
official lecturer aboard the ship, that
it was growing very unsafe. The note
of danger seemed to add the neces
sary spice that made the desire lr
?rt^hsilble.
Sly old Dan Cupid is aboard- yet.
and tbis time has truly cut up In a
disgraceful way according to Mrs.
Hart, who attempted early in the
voyage to get the younger folk to
gether and form a Queen chorus.
The young folks Immediately paired
off and when the Indian River walk
was reached It was all over for
some of them.
Following Is the passenger list:
C. W. Ames, Miss Margaret and
Elizabeth Ames, Theodore Ames, A.
L. Allen. Jno. F. Adams, Mrs. E. M.
Adams, M'-s Ethel Adams, H. M.
Adams, Crittenden H. Adams, G. W.
Andrews, Blanche Arnold, Jno. E.
Baird and wife, Mrs. 3mm? Wills
Blandford, Mrs. H. C. Brooks, Mal
colm G. Brooke. \V. C. Brooks, Hen
ry Burnett and wife, Vicomte Benoist
d'Azy, Vicomtess Benoist d'Azy, Chas
Benoist d'Azy. P. E. Boas, A. Bertig
and wife. Miss Bell, Miss Clementina
Cutler, Master Wesley Cutler, R. S.
Childs, Laura Collins, Miss Chase,
Chas. J. Deerlng and wife, E. L. Et>
bett and wife, Jessie M. Eraser, Dr.
Belle Ferguson, Ruth Ferguson, Nor
man D. French, D. D. Fitch and wife
Leslie Ford, Dr. C. Green and wife.
Grace T. Hayman, Miss Elva Humaso
Mrs. Robert Horner J. R. Holmes,
Anna M. Holmes, Miss Jane Hamlltoi
M. Holje and wife Miss Grace P.
Hatch, Mrs. A. Hlllls, Miss Bernlce
Hillls, Miss Lilla Irwin, Samuel C.
Kerr and wife, Mrs. B. Kohlberg.
Elizabeth I>ang, Leon Lewis Caroline
Levi, E. D. Lyman and wife. Jay
Morton and wife, Miss Mary Morton,
Winifred Mayberry, S. Mitchell and
wife, E. Metzger and wife, Wm. J.
McGee, Miss Helena McGee, Misses
Mary and Margaret McGance, Miss
Bertha Newell, Sarah H. Paget, Mlsse
A gusto N. and Louise L. Putnam,
Roger L. Putnam, George Putnam,
Dr. and Mrs. L. Putzel, L. S. Parker.
L. S. Parkerjr., Misses E. L., Alice
Hattie Gordon, and Rachel E. Parker,
Miss Alice C. Robbins, David Rosen
berg, Harry Rosenberg, Henry B.
Richardson, Dr. J. C. Sexton, Mrs.
Hannaa Sexton, Cullen Sexton, Miss
Lilah Smith, George D. Smith, Theo
dore Sheldon. Mrs. E. R. Skelley, T.
J. Stephens, Frank C. Stephens, May
C. Stephens, Frank Smith and wife,
Miss Winona Smith, Peter Stupp and
wife. Lillian Stupp, Misses B. and
Sarah Streeter, M. B. Streeter, M. B.
Streeter, Jr., D. D. StTeeter, Miss
Mary Tilme, E. L. Tripler and wife.
Miss H. A. Tripler, Helen M. Ward,
Adeline and Margaret Williams. Robt.
C. Waite, W. B. Webster and wife,
Miss C. Wolt.
ACTIVITY AT
5ULZER MINES
Report comes from Sulzer that ne
ver in the history of the Alaska In
dustrial company has the outlook for
their property looked so well as at
present, says the Seward Gateway.
The management has been develop
ing the ore bodies with a diamond
drill, ami in one hole drilled from the
lower tunnel (vertical) the drill was
put down 120 feet in ore without bot
toming the ore body. It is reported
that the management contemplates in
stalling a larger drill, which will
enable them to go down 1,600 feet
The company has at present about
40 men employed, and have oeen male
ing semi-monthly shipments of ore.
Jas. Chadwick, W. L. Chadwick and
Mrs. Chadwick, of London are excur
sionists on the Princess Royal.
R. Thayer, a manufacturer of Wil
mington Delaware is a Royal tourist
H. E. Slaughter and wife are amonj
the "excursionists on the Royal. Mr.
Slaughter is a professor In a Chicago
college.
E. Bass and wife, of New York, are
excursionists on the Princess Royal.
Mr. Bass is a manufacturer of New
Tory city.
$ Humor and |
| Philosophy d
X ?r ?V*CAA M. SMITH A
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
INHERE are some thing* that yon
don't want to know, and yon al
ways meet wrac paper Idiot who in
alsts on telling them to you.
A man may look wise. and yon cac't
prove be isn't as long as be doea noth
ing but look so.
There are people who get Into t rouble
joining the don't worry club.
A perfectly good husband may be
(polled by roasting him too much.
Politeness Is the shield wttb which
we protect ourselves from our overfa
mlllar acquaintances
Moat men hare more u<e for food for
vanity than they hare Tor reflection.
Borne people would milter work than
not; others would rxilier not.
A tolerant mind uiuke* a good dtgee
tlon.
Some men are laiy because they
know that being so Is the only thin);
they do well.
When people begin to knock yon It
la evidence that yon are cutting some
to*
One of the most amusing things la to
see a man make a bluff and then not
know what to do with It
Fickle Fashion.
Soon will deport the hobble skirt.
And they will have In stock
A garment for my lady'* wear
That covcrs half a block.
They always run from one ectreme
Clear to the other view.
80 that each dame to be In style
Muat purchase something new.
Caa*. back your eye? along the Una
And think of other atylea
That now upon parading grounds
Would force a merry smile
They used to monkey wtth the wtlit,
Each line *0 briefly stayed
That quite bewildered waa the man
Who trled <o hug the maid.
Once, you recall, the hoop skirt raged.
Enraging every one
And making slender ones appear
As though they weighed a ton.
And then the sightly bustle cama
Her figure to befriend.
And later or before that time
They had the Grecian bend.
Tea. they will lose the hobbla skirt.
And fashion's later whim
Will wrap thetr dainty anklee lo
A gawn less trig and trim.
What It will be we cannot teil.
But they will change the map
To make the scant nklrts disappear
And put them In the scrap.
Undoubtedly.
"There Is no rose without a thorn.
You must remember that when yoa
feel like criticising me."
"Huh J"
"Just what do you mean by that ax
press! on?"
"1 waa Just thinking that tbere'i
many a thorn without a roe?."
Convenient Hearing.
"Johnny, your mother la calling."
No response
"Johnny (lender), your mother ta call
ing you."
"Dow do you suppose I can hear you
when 1 can't hear berT
Two of a Kind.
"If I were aa mean aa yon.
know what I would do?"
"No. but I have n guess."
"And what la your guess?"
"Yon would say to yourself,
hare Improved.' "
All Depende.
A bird In the hand la worth two la the
bush
A child might that truth understand
But not if the bird In the hand Is a orow
And you have a gun In the hand.
Hardest Problem.
"8he Is engaged to three men at
once."
"How does she manage?"
"The men?"
"No; to get sleep enough. "
do yon
now 1
Proved Himself.
"Are you getting a good man, Man
dy?" asked the lady of her colored
maid, who had annoonced her Inten
tion of getting married.
"8ure I's getting a good man."
"0?n be support you? What has be
ever done T
"What has he ever done? Bay, d*t
man haa been In Jail five time* to'
stealing chicken*"
Evident.
"Ia Brown married?"
"Yea."
"Mrs. Brown Is easily pleased"
"How do you know?"
"By looking at Brown."
GOV. BRADY 1
PROMOTING
Former governor of Ala**, Jobn
? 0, Brady, b*jtb the June?? D*???tob
! i&s again blosaomed form M a
; promoter, being now ?n**gad la a
i circular letter campaign for tike ?a(*
i )f stock in the Tanana AaaocSataa. i
a company organlted In Mew Tort '
for the pvrpoae of developing nwartt
properties In the Tana a* aectton.
The former governor baa b???
soliciting aale of atone to many
prominent people of the ?'n?t#d
State*, and the letter* aaklne mh
acriptloM contain, ro*y statement,
almllar to tboae oaed by Brady at
U>? time he aaalaterf In promoting
the Reynold* Development lemon in
the North, ft !? wnd?nrtoorf that
Brady ha* been carefully <-oncea|tag
his recent promotion, no that the
Alaska ne?-*paper? won Id not men
tion the matter, bat the Dispatch ha*
arranged to secure cnylew of iH tk*
' imitar letter* now being mailed
; and will in future lwoe? give th*
! new deal wide publicity.
Jack Keller came 'ip on the Heg*
from Halnee today.
O. A Jackson a Chi' ago RanV>r
iccompanled by hia wife la a toarht
(on the Royal.
| Tk* C, P. R. Himt PrtrK?* Royal
forket at bn o'rtorlr t*t? mnmin*.
bring** 62 UwJatu and It tbr<M?h
pMn*ftf<?r? b??id<* * to' of
ftt# t* hpIh^M to {???? ? IV r?
| tarn trip at t?n p u 9ku?rtr U?*
with a Ml *M<t
A apodal !r*l* took t?# ?*r?riV??
tatu to Pblfowfit* ? '!?? *???
**n?*r INt:
0. A. Jarlnw* *M w1f? Mb* M.
R. Brown. MS m A ?t*rr?dt, Mlm *<?
Kay Mia* p, TW14J-. n nuwfa Ray.
May Bd!n*tr,i Mra. BowHn. A. T*nan
Jm rhmttwWk. w L rjudwVfc. Mr*
Chodwtefe. MtM Snow. R TTrnff. H
E. SJan*h *nd wH*. R. M. Mr-larlti
I4<wt?. BorK R C R. C BoTl
Wm, Mmhtot ami wV?. R Am and
wtfo. Mbw* R and C WiiKaaw JaHa
r>ifn?r?on^, J. r. Dlritaoo and w*?.
0. 0 iWman J. B. 8om?a. J. B. Cin*
mine* ?ntf ?1fr? W. R rnmmf(i0, J.
B Cimmtrui*, Jr., Wm ??rlior?n?e*n.
D. I. OaJWt, Mr* M?H*rt. MtM B
W*rtliHni. Mlsw* F. M and Vistula
lsV**JK?r, Mfan Anna VSvtt*. Mkna M.
A. Otaawf or d Alfr<>d JJOa^hrlnlt. PT-d
VodH.Ha and wlf?. Mfaw B r>V*fnann.
Ma* Bvcoin. A. O. SWwdM ami
*W?. rHbbV Murray.
Aiaatan want ?fa. tar rtm Ita.
Just Received
Another Shipment
CAMPBELL KIPS
BABY BUMPS and
BABYUHD RA6 DOLLS
45c, 75c and $1.50.
Every design is * novelty ? A doll creation? The craxe
for these unbreakable dolls has swept the country.
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Even In** :: Phone 55
H-l+g-HH-a I ? I ? 1 ? 1 1 ?? m-HI+ll ? f-Bf
? The Skagway Pioneer Dairy \
+ ======================= J
a H. 9. MCMAN. Prv*. ?
| <rThe Sanitary Milk Ranch" j
S The lanretrt ud beat conducted <Wf rj in A Ink*. ? ? j|
Daily Shipments of Pore Milk and Cream I ?
To >11 potato oa VMH Pm I T?fco* Ink | 1
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i
I B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN (ALASKA
, R*pectfnlly Solicit* The Account*
of SkagwtyJ Firms And Individual*
Only Ow "MOMO QUWIW*," fet b f% ST\ t /?
LmiSvj B~E? Qr^/n ' ^
Cora ?CoM fan On* Day. Cripta 3 #y/-^A'?rVy
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