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f The Mahogany f
Dresser
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?. t t;-r>t riis poffltfhc nncTT tlow ana
hr* rattltnc tontme accompanied
Str^m iratrbed with fnwliuled eyes
us one article after nuother was put
if and as promptlj. metaphorically,
"fcnoeked down" acain Lim|w aiul
vases. chairs and t a bios, s davenport
and <scJrr other art lotos were disposed
of when there came a ninnnutvd re
quest from t he front of the store for
the tnahocany dresser
Susan Ames stiffened to attention.
Somebody el?e wanted that dresser as
*???'.' as hereof She tripped the mou
ey tightly a:,il set her teeth If $3T>
unfed for anything she would own
She had -een It as she entered the
sr. -e and admired its fine lines and
the richness of its dulled surface. It
-t ho a hs renin indeed, even if one
: ad to pay ?15 for it
\< the bidding commenced Susnr '
nk back a little, glad to partly ef
"v herself behind a larpe teakwoi?d
- reen. The other bidder was on the
"?? fnnce of the crowd ami spoke in
? ? short barks that Susan took a dis
lie to at en--*.
H ;d o'd thing? I ?Jon't believe he
? *? it at all.*" she murmured to her
f after she had feebly piped ' Three '
to be instantly followed by
. ? >;her bhider yelping " Four!"
"Hvf"' cried Mrs. Amos.
"Six"' barked tbe man
'"Sevec ?
Xluer
"Twe'reT shrilled Mrs. Ames ob
stinately.
Tl-o crowd laughed at tbe fominire
Uintit! er of bargaining. but Snssn
Ames was beyond car'.nr now l et
' laugh if they wanted to. She w:t?
t^ntv' to have that mahogany dresser, '
-d sbe continue,! her bidding dollar
I ? do.Lar now and later by fi*Ty cent
*t?es
W vn 't roac>-<x! P nlnn standing
? \r to her ventured' a word of ad
:^r. : worth a cert more, mad.im."
-> '?~s-od It's only veneered? and
?. ?'one at that."
s - * glared indicnamly at him
? 'i:inned her reckless biddinc
v s convinced that the other bid
v ^ r ??r.vy trying to pet the dress
> from her. actuated by what .
irit of malevolence she did
>n herself.
- ' ..tter of bidding was a highly
r\ itinc pastime, but she could not ,
fc; '.^^ss * feel in c of regret that It was
C" :.c ;i^? up ? beyond $25. skimming
e ctl^e of thirty? Japping over to thir
ly-one iw.\, thirry-\hre?. thirty-f >?r -
1 I'if.y-Cee. " cried Svjx. r. Auio>> tear
fully.
? -"ty-t-lx \?-Ipod the other bid- .
Mer.
Susan was crashed completely. She
was at the end of h?? resources. She >
h.vroO the other man. who had the nia
b.->gar,y dresser kn?vloe<! down to him
at the >ns lirioe of She ;
shrank back N } hid tbe "?roon and af
fected to look rt s^ire d^cv oil paint
ing*. ^ hi e sho furtively wipod her
eyes. She beerd a little bustle of con
fuvon a? the ??ii.>-e?ful bidder xi eit tip
f' <1 paW for t he dtvsser, and she beard
the anctione.T's ti orry ?piips as he
fvv-Vefed tbo nv*w
1 lie crowd vhifte.j ard ? hanimi ev
ery little w! an<) the |>eopJe whohad
?itnesse?l Stiv- u's cmbarrasvnient had
either disai^pentv.1 or forpotten her.
Prolvtbiy they we.-e unite niN-aistome?l
to witnesslnc disappointed purchasers
In the au.tlon rwrnt.
A rt?M~ aw' ? e Suv in tost her interest
in the pastime of auctioneering Noth
-? _*h*t sttr. ted ^her was pnt up.
Owty CW C^T^T," that is -y /T*\l A O"
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PLEASES :
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The Work from our Job Department ?
Pleases Particular People. 5
IVnt -^r.d out of town for your work. us quote m
vo j . oos show you sample- of stock. and do ronr work _
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t Headquarters for Mining Men and *
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+ WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TABLE THE BEbT * |
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? ml so she patted tier veil Into place
before a dim old mirror and departed,
?till dutchinc her money.
"Hateful old thine!" S!ie still mir
turod tv?ent ment toward tlx* success
ful bidder. *'l d-w't mippci-io he really
wants the div?fr. and it's the very
thine for the spare room. I'm sure he
looks Just as mean as ho acted tie
bad a mean voice."
Susan Ames had $Tvi in her pocket
It was all her own money to si>end as
?be pleased Fate had ordained that
?he should not spend it on the ma
hogany dresser. an.l so. Iiecanse she
felt sorry for herself. Susan proceeded
to eTtract some enjoyment from the
gloomy day.
She luiached in an extensive place j
and ordered all the things she knew
would make her fat, although she loved
tbem She Ixincht herself a dream of
a waist that was a positive bargain,
and if Susan Ames was not an authori
ty on furniture she understood the val
ue of clothes, and we may assume that
she really did sp ure a t >:i rcn i n
After the dissipation of putvfia^ng
tbe w ai?t. which s!ie really didn't need.
Susan felt the i:ecessit\ for reftvsh
ment of some sort and went to a fash
ionable confectioner's, w here she spent
an unmentionable sum of monei on a
tiny i?-e in a large idass. but she bad
the inestimable privilege of gazing
njv>n many people whom -die read
ol>ont in the society columns of the
Sunday new spnjtprv only mi fort 11 n "e
ly she didn't know one from atic'her.
and just w hen she had <-ot> hided that
a particularly stunning look i tic man
must l>e none other than the far famed
polo player. OikllDc (laukley. some
body address^ the gen; email In ques
tion as "Smith." and her structure of
identity fell
After the r-oftPshtm^it Sil went to
tbe matinee and nibbled a l?>i of ex
pensive chocolates and wept over the
trials of a < liartnincly L-owncd heroine.
Then Susan went bojue
It was ibi-k when slio rwi lied the
suburb where tbev Ihed She fe'i no
une:.^ ess at tlie lateness of her re
tHITi for 11 .1,1 the in. .id. w s n lewel
and <1 -mer would Iw* read.1. tt 1 wait
ing Mlsr ?! ll.ld Iteon i"rt: -lr to
t.'.fce the train !h : her husl.md ii?nsi:
v wert homo oi. in:; to Mtrpriw
he h. d i >t apfoans'
?"Well. Ilikl.i. " s|?. said a- ?!:?> s.,.i|
:ng K! I opi-msl the trout ?! ? I'm
afraid Mr Aces .?? .isi then
no \ uies." smu .\| Hi!
da "Mr Ames. be l. ... li ? . e "
"liidrecV. Wl'ere i> !? Silslli
danced into par >r nd .loan and
found iheui dart
"HI. N'i?;iii ?1. e Ui? h. tvr . ailed
her liustuind's vo; ? from ilie sitond
fli>or. "I've cot a surprise t ?r yon"'
Siis;in wen!, a s:r;ni-e j : euio'iitiou
assailing In r a* she s , ? |_v mounted
tlte stairs Perhaps it was a queer lit
tie hark Iti her luis!>ui<i's voice as he
rolled that reminded her of the man in
the auction room Thai, coupled with
a surprise, w na ominous.
Tom Ames stood in the doorway of
the spare room, which was brilliantly
lighted 1 he offending oak dresser was
pushed Into ihe ball, and there l?e
tween the windows rested tbe tmihog
any and brass *1orv of the auction
room
It was the mahogany dre?ser
"Oh. To in. where did you pet It?" Su
san's vol.-e w as weak and very near to
tears
Ronght It at auction. Ilad an hour
to ?pare nud ran around to that place
you read about. I might have pot It
for No. but some fool of a woman bid
?.-n ins) -p.. I . t-. f?
Thirty -ois l?-t: r ; t p.1,0 for It.
my dear. nu I I It ? ? ? i like it T"
'Oli Tom" Mrs Aww. and
she to his nron .- J < rlcd and
w?*l >t at t liv* awful inn ernosa of thing*
in this world thiit i. lj.hr ' e so well or
den-d IT men omIv ????uftiinl more In
their wive* Ol i curse vi;l? didn't say
anything about thU !?> "Tom. who be
lieved she was wi-epinc with Joy. and
he was eonfTa'ul' '>:ip himself on Iwinjc
oce of those husbands wbo don't mind
paying $3A for an ::ri!e!e that is worth
only NO when the pur. h.ise of said ar
dele can ea^se RUfh pure Joy In the
heart of a little wife
So the Ameses wcr? very happy over
Phe mahogany dresser evrn if It wasn't
oolld mahogany. It w;ts ihe kind feel
ing bark of It tliiat nd'ted to their en
joyment
of ronrse Siisji:i never told her hus
band aliont !ier share i:: the bidding,
and thnt she n.T? t!" woman who had
raisi-d the prii-e on the dr??ser thnt her
hustiand was try lug to l>ny for her
"Yes." Mr* Am>vs sighs to her
friends, "ye*, my dear. 1 hare one ???
cret from my hwtbacd thnt 1 stall net
er. never tefl!"
And ?o far ?he hasn't told
Why Should I Use
Cuticura Soap?
" There is nothing the matter
with my skin, and I thought
Cuticura Soap was only for skin
troubles." True, it is for skii
troubles, but its great mission is
to /-n-.-rnf skin troubles. For
more than a generation its deli
cate emollient and prophylactic
projx'rttes have rendered it the
standard for this purpose, while
its extreme puritv and refreshing
fragrance give to it all the advan
tages of the best of toilet soaps.
It is also invaluable in keeping
the hands soft and white, the hair
live and glossy, and the scalp
free from dandruff and irritation.
While its first cost is a few cents
more than that of ordinary toilet
soaps, it is prepared with such care
and of such materials, that it wears
to a wafer, often outlasting several
cakes of other soap, and making
its use, in practice, most econom
ical. Cuticura. Soap is sold by
druggists and dealers e'*cry where,
but the truth of these claims may
1* demonstrated without cost by
sending to "Cuticura," Dept. M,
Boston, for a liberal sample
cake, together with a thirty-two
jvige book on the skin and hair.
J>elklou? Ire Cream nnd
cream soda, wiU* ptrictly pure fnilt
Juioes nnd crushed fruits at the
Vienna Cafe, Hroalway, betwfteo
Fifth and Sixth Avoa. If
None better anfl purer than Gibson
rye. Rainier and Olympla beer. Or
dera by 'phone promptly delivered.
The Maaeot. tf.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
KTom this date on all calls Intend
ed for Henry Fr Men thai, the Inde
pendent Expressman should be made
to seren-six (Tfi) and your oaj] will
receive immediate attention. He as
discontinued his office at the Pouch
ton Olctvr Stone*.
Ponded whlskVes? Olbsoti, Mount
Vwnon and PeJmont. Tlte best of.
Beer ? Ph?e Ribbon. Pudwolsor and
Pale Rainier, at the Mascot. Tele- 1
pborw? ?7. tf
35c for a home cooked meal?
quick, clean service Where? At
the New Home Restaurant, Fifth
\ver,ue. half a minute from Broad wa.
FIRE SALEI FIRE SALEI
WOOD TO BURN
Good Drr Planking for Summer use.
Special price this month
12.00 PER R'CK.
! 8< o? H K R P T A T t Q R? Phone !
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
from Shaft No. 6. OysCer Nay Mine*
At I .Ad y smith, the highest grade
household coal of all the B. C. fields
S8.28 FIXED CARBON
Perfect Combust fc>n. VnUorm Heat,
light Ash
On anil after July lit, 1910, we
shall offor this ix>al, wlpcted and
graded fta follows : ?
Double Screened and sacked. 1 13 ton
Screenings (sack<?d) 8 ton
Screening (bulk) 7 ton
Abovie prices Include detfvary
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska T ranster Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
'Phone 10. Skagway, Alaaka.
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SEATTLE'S
LMding Popular fVi** Hotel
Hotel
Georgian
p'?n
Ml ouutd* 8 u n o t
Room*. KVrmntlr
F ufnl5h?*<1
Wnnpl* Room*
OommrreUI A F?m
tly trid<> Sollr U*d
RATRS
<tl'Slr Room* }1 op
Two i>r?on* W.SOoi
Room wHh 1*1 h |I,S
Two Pt-rnon* R.V ni
r.G.CA U>WELL.
M *n*t?r
TiVc K*il L?ker?rfn-m FOllKIH AVENUE
Union [V-pril to Kourt h M. t'nion A Pike
Mniiiinii!'W'i;;i?t?:r;Tr-Mi:;:rmi?rr
RAW FURS
? : WE FA Y
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FURS
WRITF. FOR PRICK LIST
Percey's Fur House
Othko*l<, ? WiKornin
C. E. Bogardus
Assayer
Gold ft SUrer M ? j
Gold. SHv?r ft Copper .. J BO
Cy*nld? *nd Mlllln* Te?U
90 Columbia Si. Seattle
?Beer
There is .Strength
and Vigor
in Every Drop
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COM f n n v
SEATTLE, WASH.
LOCAL BRIEFS
8KAOWAY WEATHER REPORT
Result* of the dfcHrt*Uon Uk?n
at Moore's Wharf at mldnl*bt.
)m( r.lfht, is as follow*
Temp. Uma .. .. 4? above
Mm. preceding 24 bra .. . . 6<5 above
MUl ~ 40 ftbov?
.-an " " 63 *bo?n
Barometer SO: 16. So wind; rain.
J. IKUTA
MAACrACTtfRIKC
JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Curiot, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
CHINA AND CUT CLASS
Official Watch Inspector for the
W P. ft Y. Route
| Mail Order* given prompt care
SITKA I
HOT SPRINGS I
Sanitarium [^i*] Alaska I]
Large. ( lean. Individua' Baths.
Abundance of 77ater. Rest of
Hotel Accommodation*. Pnr
nished Cabins for Rent. . . .
Excellent Hunting and Fishing.
Motor Hoating and Hailing.
Maimer Georgia from Jnneau
makes semi monthly visita In
formation and rates un? request
Dr. F. L. Goddard, Prop.
(Health Resort
ALASKA
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE
mmwEAPOirt.
W for Clrenlar -
!A, ?ka Furs a Specialty
Very Top Price* Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
j $250.00 Cash Buys
( ot 8. Block 3, With Two Store
Buildings On ftth Avenue Adjoin
ing Bledsoe'sGrocery Store. War
ranty Title.
j Phil Abrahams 5kagway
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
ReP|*ctfnlly Solicit* Tlie Aceonnt*
of Skagway Kirmc And Individual*
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2 The Skagway Pioneer Dairy |
? H. F, IIIMAN, Prop.
| "The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
* Th? lartre?t. ami best conduct**! d*iry In A mi ? i
Daily Shipment? of Pure Milk and Cream
To *11 pointed! Whit# P?? * Tokon Root*.
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