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FRUIT! FRUIT!!}
Arriving on 'G ty of Seattle' & 'Humboldt* ;;
Thrsr thipments mark the real beginning of the
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canning reason
PRICES, ? you will find to be right
QUALITY, -well come and see for yourself
Vi c will my. tHoufh, that we can buy fruit which we could
offer vou at lower price*. Wut wp h?\-<? found that the
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lad its of Ska^way alwav? demand the verv Kest
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t C. W. Ask & Sons
We now handle the
B. V.D. Underwear
S?M at Seattle prices
Dortero & Son 42 1 Broaaway
The White Pass ?
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MOtel Takoa Ter. ?
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Rates: -41. 09 per Day aad Up ?
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BROADWAY. (Naar FM)
5 Tony Dortero's
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Henry Fne?i?r.U?42 Ftcne 76. Quick
w?hver? R*cfc*i:e and expr**stn? on
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Ban-ntr** and Private T!)inr.m T
A Specialty t*
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Pack rrain
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F?r 14 T nn W* Hit? StrwJ uly
The Best in the Markets
ted t#J?r ft ? the
Most Popu'ar Entiftg
House in the North .
<- Nf* Location
Broadway. between 3rd and 4th
Th* Deliroaico of Alaska
B E WET
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J . E . T E R R E L
FtwrrwU- of
Dawson Kentucky Kitchen
ftrd Jafce!y of
Scett's Hotel Care roe*.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
UEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
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j W. W. BOUGMTON
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Ot^ars Tobacco.
Srriokers' Articles.
Stationery and Fish
tnc Tac^fe
(.ARBS CIUCTUATTNO LIBRARY
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MAOAUm SKWSPAFSRS AJCO
OTBU PERIODICALS
Society
Mrs P. H. Ganty in entertaining
at card* this afternoon
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*r ?aJ Mrs Richard J Brittain
hav* named their little son Leon
Hart Km arson '
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Mrs Margaret Hayward and her
daughter Miss Mildred Ward vUlted
with friends In Haines this week
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Mrs Sidney C. Harrington and
little son York of Dawson are In
town, registered at the Golden North
hotel.
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Miss Kliiabeth Hopper and sister.
Miss Amy Hopper. went south on th|
Princess May to Tacoma where they
will attend school.
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Mrs l?ewis Humphreys who has
been a Pnllen House gusst for sev
eral weeks, left on the Princes May
for her home In I>etrolt. Mlchtgan. |
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Col. J. H. Conrad left on the Prin
??ess May for the east and wUJ spend
(the winter on the European conti
nent with headquarters in London, i
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All who enjoy a good fishing and
outing story with exquitlte bits of
word painting, should read "The
Scarlet Ibis'" In August Scribners
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Mrs K earns, wife of Mr. P. C.
' Kearns, foreman in the Pueblo mine
passed through Skagway Thursda
on her way to Juneau on a business
trip.
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Miss Helene Sloane who gave an
enjoyable concert in Skagway on
Tuesday left on the Peterson the
following day for Fort William H
| Seward
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Miss Elitabeth Murphy, teacher
at Whitehorse was an arrival on the
IMncess May from her vacation trip
to eastern anada. and left for
Whitehorse on Wednesday
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Mr. I Captain > S. C. Warrington
and little son York, dined on Tues
day with Mrs. Margaret Hayward
and her daughter Miss Mildred
Ward.
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Mr A W. Brock. Mr C. D.
(?range and Mr. John Rlanchard
dined with Mr. and Mrs G. H. Mil
ler on Sunday. The table was cen
tered with pansies
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Wednesday Mrs. Eugene Smith
entertained a few friends for her
brother Kdward Dillon who left on
the following day on the Princess
May for a visit to the Coast cities.
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Mrs A Newman of Fort William
H. Seward, with her three children,
Dolores, l.orencio and Oscar,' has
been enjoying a vacation in Skag
way. They are Pullen House guests
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Mrs Frank Hamilton of Baltimor
i Maryland, and Dawson. Y. T., Mrs.
A. N. C. Treadgold of London, Eng
land. and Mrs. L. S. Keller were
dinner and evening guests of Mrs. O
L Dickeson on Wednesday,
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Mrs. Percy Reid of Carcross who
has been in California for an ?t
;ended visit was an arrival on the
Princess May Wednesday and left
for her home on the morning train
! Mrs Reid returns much improved in
| health.
Henry ran Dyke, who ha? Just j
returned from salmon I'ishing In Can
ada, will have in the Firtion Num
ber (August) of Scrlbner'g Maga
zine a story, "The Effectual Fervent
Prayer, which gives an unexpected
answer to a selfish prikyer.
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Mr and Mrs Bert Howdeshe!!
and Miss Aleta Robison who have
b?en guests of the Pollen House for
sometime, are now occupying the
Miller cottage on 2nd Avenue he
tween Maine and Alaslta street*. re
c-ntlv vanled by W \V llonphtun
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The coming week Mrs. A. N. C.
Treadgold, assisted by Mrs O. I.
Dlckeson, will give a unique tea In
honor of Mr William B Close and
Captain Cuniine of London, England
This social affair will take place at?
the Pullen Mous ?
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Mrs. A. N. C. Treadgold, Mr. W.
n. Close, Captain Cutnine and Mr
Reginald Townsend were dinner
Ruostt of Mr and Mrs. O. I.. Dlc
keson on Monday. The rooms and
table were artistically decorated in
sweet peas, pansies. bachelor button
and astors
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Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Perkins of
Los Angeles, are registered at the
Pullen House Mrs. Perkins visit*!
Alaska early in the season and waa
so delighted with the beauti<? of th
Northland that she returned home
and made another vlsil bringing Mr.
Perkins with her.
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Mr. and Mrs McNaughton and
Hltlr son Jimmy, and Mrs. Charles
E Hooker of Juneau were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Shaw on Satur
day while the City of Seattle was In j
port. The visitors returned to the
ship carrying generous quantities of I
flowers from the beautiful gardens
of the Shaw home. I
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Mr and Mrs. William W. Rough
ton who have been In Skagway for
several months bade adieu to their
many friends and left for the south
on the Humboldt on Sunday. Mrs.
Houghton will visit with relatives In
Oregon and will Join Mr. Rougnon
In San Francisco at a later date;
from San Francisco Mr. and Mrs.
Roughton will go to Nllea, Californi
where they have purchased a home
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On Tuesday Mr. Wilbur D. Green
ough of the Atlas Mining company
entertained at dinner at the Pack
Train restaurant for Mr. and Mrs.
jW. L. Phelps and child of Whlte
. horse and Colonel J. H. Conrad. T
j meal was spread in a private booth
(which was handsomely decorated
with sweet peas and the table was
centered with beautiful pansies.
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On Thursday afternoon Jack Con
way celebrated his birthday by giv
ing a goodly number or his young
friends a bus ride. Arter the ride
around town, th? youngsters were
driven to the Vienna Cafe and treat
ed to many delicacies chief among
which was a hugh birthday cake
with the requisite number of can
dles. The pretty (.ablee were very
attractive w-ith their flower decora
tions of pansiee Jack received
many gifts. The small ones present
were Fred Rlanchard. Prosper
Ganty. Nancy Lynch, Marion Ganty.
Jack Kirmse. Kileen Lynch, I>an
Klrmse. Gould Flckhardt. Ressle
Conway, Katherine Hahn, Martin
Conway, Jacob Rrltt and Frances
Kennedy.
A Chain
of Logic
Thiw *rp orfr THRKK-yi'AR
TKICs of a MILLIOX KKMIXCTOX
TYPKWRTTKR8 In nw hxkjr more
Ihiui any other make Mid more than
many oOmhh combined.
Remington Typewriter Co., Inc.
till THIRD AVK.. SKATTI.K.
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Much Interne ban been manifest
ed of late, in tennis. and a number
of hotiy contested game* have been
played. Anion* those who have
worked for supremacy in thto good
game are Mrs. II. D. Klrmse, Mm
O. H Miller, Mrs F F. W. l-owle.
Mrs. E J. Shaw, Mrs. A N. C.
Treadgold, Mrs. O. L. Dlckefwn
and Mrs O. 0. Miller, Captain Cnm
ine. Dr. Gable, Mr. Rennlson and {
Mr. I^owle. Of tbe ladle*, Mrs. A. j
S. C. Treidgnld and Mrs. O. L. H j
IMck?>Ron are the brilliant players, |
and it ia understood that theae Iwoj
ladles are to engage in the near
future for the championship of1
Skagway. A suitable fee will be'
charged for admission which will bej
given for pavements, curbstones,
crossings, and other charitable p?r-|
poser.
A WOMA:? TO t-E PR ~TTY
Mast More a. I OVitf
S? *!?(?? Vhirt Co! or.
The finest contour of n f?mn> f.trt,
gweetest amile .of a fe?naV n a j ;
romeililnc If Jhr head I trnw '
scant hair. S-ir.t and ft fi nf V.ir, i.
now kr.own. is est. 'd by ;>ara-f:.i t
burrow* Into the scnlp to t;..? rwt o." ?;?.
hair, whore tt seps the vitality. The !:?
He white seal<*s the e.->r*rt thr'>y:i ?j>
hiirrowfr>* arc called din/! 'iff. T-? ?>
Irmiruff permanently. then, snd t
falilrr ha r, tV.t le.rm "i ? !?
Herpfefde, an ent I re I jr n?- ?
suit of thr ehemleai l ?bcnf-rr. A~
(be Oardruff *e*m, and. ef sm:r? e.
the fal!'n^r hrtr. nnd pr?v? >!- bi1
grid by l<-artln<r Aram '???. Sen-? T'>\ I
stamps for rainpte to Th Herptc'.de C...
Detroit Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed.
Wm. Rritt. Special Agent, Skagway.
The best meals In Whltehorse at
I the "White Pass Cafe." only white
help employed. Mrs. Orloff King
proprietress. tf
None better anc pur?y than Glb?OD
rye. Rainier and Olympla he?r. Or
Jers by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Mascot tf
Houses For Rent:? fi It. Wright
North Km!. "
>' O T 1 V K.
The Citlrens of Skagway are cor
dially Invited to inspect the newly In
stalled observation car P"t in ser
vice Angiist 2fi,
O. L. DICKESO.V,
?t President W. P. * T.
DON'T DELAY.
Some Alaskan People liar* Le&r??r|
TbAt S*g'*ct to Dangerou*.
The slightest symptom of kklaej
trouble to tar too serious to b? o? .*?
iooked. He ibe (mail, Mtlf Ud
troubles that lead to serloua kidney
ailmeota. Tbat pain In the 'smaU ' of
>our back; tbat urinary irregularity,
Uios* h**d.vnes au?l di?y apelU ,
that weak, wear/, worn-out feeling,
ma/ bo nature'a warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Brlgbt'a tflagana. Why
risk you r |lf? by neglecting th?n?
?ympioma? Reach tb? cause of the
trouble wblle there to yet Unw? bo
gin treating your kidneys at ova
with a tried and proven kidney rem
edy. No need to experiment-- Doan's
Kidney Pills bava been caring kid
ney trouble for over 75 year*. Doan s
KMncy Pilto ana used and recommend
ed throughout the clvlllted world.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. ?. A. Husk, 1001 Union St.,
Olympla, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they hava been taken by
other members of my family wi'b
excellent results. They hare no
equal for pain and weakness in the
bark. The persons who used Doan a
Kidney Pill* in my family are now
entirely free from kidney trouble."
I For sale by all dealers. Price 50
j ents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
Mew York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
! take no other.
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWEIXR
of Alaska
Largest and Most Complete
Stock of
| Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Store* at
j SKAGWAY& KETCHIKAN
School Days Are Here
We are Headquarters for
TEXT BOOKS
and
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
including
Prangs 3 color paints
Crayola 8 color crayons
Eagle Drafting Pencils
Legal and scratch tablets
Composition books- -5, 10 & 15c
Peterson penmanship tablets ,
Erasersy lead pencils , rulers
Book Straps etc . etc.
Never before had we such a full nlock of all needed
-!- School Supplies -s
L A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
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' COSTS YOU NO MORE
? in Bottles and on Draft at
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