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:: THE BEST Money Can Buy i:
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f Why, Heinz's Dill Pickles and : :
Sauer Kraut |
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New Pack Just Received
;; C. W. Ask & Sons;!
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SITKA
HOT SPRINGS
Sanitarium Alaska
]**&. Ind'.ridn Railis.
A -sjrvianc* of VT?t*r. 1V?; o I
*o?i Aumiiiuitfilitiow * ur
n vhc.1 Covins fo?" Rent. ....
K*celVei Hum.r.t and Fishinff
Moior Boating *cc Sa '.ing.
>TO?T3*- VTfO"V * ' -T. J UTM??
irwcw mai-aoBiht? visits. In
*ont>?J rat aod upon m^uest
Dr. F. L Goddard, Prop.
Health Resort
A L AS K A
^ We Have The
. Best Candy
( LOWNEY*S
IMPERIAL'S 0
McDONALD'S J
*
BY THE BOX OR 0
BY THL POUND ^
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v IVnt forget the number
| 428
BROADWAY. iTW Ftftk> ?
; T ony Dortero's <
! RAW FURS
? : WE PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE. FURS
WRITE FOR PRICE LIST
Percey's Fur House
0?kko?K . W?CtMU?
SHIP YOUR
RAW FURS
TO THE'
WOWtAPOUS. - MTW
\V .e ior Oirenlar urn
A: ska Fur* a Specialty
N'ary Top Pnce? Paid.
Make - Trial - Shipment
R0YAL
i Steam L* a a nd f y j
J AS Work Guaranty Short
Ortam Promptly
I
I
} M?aaang?r will car. and d?*Ter.
PMONE 7*.
I
0?0 ? RROMO Q^TMNT."
Aa' ?hea rocr ^otar ? twk.
MlgM look n$ht pe*r"> InMde * man*
To a*v*a U? c*i*? Wh
G?i ha?y twy? gtr* m * dA
? By Oar Boy
Draper & Co.
IKAGWAY, ALASKA.
"IT
NOTICE
Jm t r*c*iT?d a sMpsteot of fre*i
?t ?ura ta *fc?Q. Tot <aa sow get
?.nt? oa text *b?Q la aar q-ar.aty
at rn? P?c* Trmla Rwttaraa^
e*j*
91 * ?oai\
COAL
Wellington Lump Coal
frm tfeaft No, ?, Off Bv MImw
at Cm ?*gteat grttdp
hwoboM coai erf *il Um B. C. fWdf
SO FIXED CARBON
Pvrtect CoaMte I nitons He*'
1Mb t Aat
Ob *&4 *1W Jtij lit, ISM,
?2ml2 ofter this coal. vetoctad ?n<
crated u Ibitew: ?
Ocmbl* S<re?Md and Acted 111 ton
^cnpAofevs* (?acted> t "
$cr*eala?s iVofe1 T. "
prto? lactate d?S>v?r7
Moore's Wharf Co.
Alaska Transfer Co.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS.
**0n? "ft SKacw?y, AlMka,
Sabvcrlb* tar tk? Bafty *,)? kan.
VAUDEVILLE
SHOW TOUT
Everything m in readiness for the
Array Vaudeville shown untight at
Kite Hall.
The company consists of fourteen
1 men, with Slippery in tow, arrived up
iToni Fort Sewani m uoon. u>d?y on
| -iC
A peep at the bill o t tare discloses
?yjuiK mre treats la the \ auaevilie lilt i
ior u?e patrons ol tn? suo? Uiu. ev
j -~ung.
1 fie first stum will be a burlesque j
oft Sherlock Hoin?*i, by Archibald,
.Mehm, Jessie Ivdward*, KeiiUub and '
?uoert Edwards.
Geo. C. P. Archibald will delight
the audience wttti two beautiful tenor
?ate.
"The Poetic Tramp and the News- j
b^y" is a laughable comedy which wl
| be put on by Benjamin Singleton and
David Neill.
Jack SulUvan and Bob Applegatc
will portray "Two Irteh Heroes." I
The Intricacies of the detective bus
iness will be portray ed in the playlet
Hawkshaw the Dyspeptic" by Willis
Granger and Americus Ba*>on_
Ralph Gonnley. sonic there with the
feet, will donate a sample of buck '
and wing dancing.
The last and most mysterious fea
i Uire of the entire 6how is "Slippery" ,
the man who refuses to stay put. ,
j He may be tied by any one In the
audience. He also escape* from a
| straight jacket, or from a barrel. In
; which he may be placed
The management announces that er
t>ry one is invited to bring a barrel
into which Slippery may bo slipped,
j provMed thai tt is brought to the
| hall by 4 oVlock cither today or to- ;
j morrow.
They promise two and a half hours ;
of good fun and amusement commene
'ng at 8:16. Seats will be sold at
I popular priced. $1. 75c and 5oc.
For SSc T?". c?a *e; a wholesome,
home cooked n eal at the New Home
Restaurant. iA!i Ave, jurl off of
Bru*dw?7
Wownm ??*<! vouth.
She? A woman, vou knew. Is a?
yonnc as she looks He? Ye*. but in
fortunately she isn't always as young
II she thinks shr H?oks.? Excbimpe.
Sarcastic
Major Mull -The dorter says ft*
thinks I air ?rfferlnc fron< t>r*ln fap
Miss Cynle- Ruber a Oatterpr. tsBt
be?? London Oo'nion
It ts manly to love one's (?onnur; U
Is podlike to love the vrortd? J. W
Coot tin.
LOCAL BRIEFS
1 A- ?uy Tt,e Daily Alaskan | A
lUC .On "Hie Streets For.. IvC
SKAGWAY WE ATH ER RE P 0 RT_
Results of the observation taken '
at Moore'a Wharf at midnight, j
Xoi 28, 1911. ? ais follows:
Temp, time observaCn . . . . 36 above
Max. preceding 24 hrg .. .. 39 above
Mia. " 33 abovr
! ean " ** " 36 above
Barometer 29 : 70 Cloudy C&lm
INTERIOR WEATHER REPORT
1 KMTKRATritF. ,
*TATtoyv Above Below {
Caribou 14
White Horse
Tajfish 15
AUin
Lower Lebatye 12
HooMtlioqua i">
Biff Salmon 1"
Y u kon Crossing 4
Selkirk 3
Coffee Creel* 5
Stewart River 0
Offilvie 0
Dawson 0
Generally cloudy throught the entire
valley
Best Meals
In The Cily at the
;NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orr
DINNER
Lodging
EverythingJClean and
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
?. ?
BROUGHT HIS TOOTHBRUSH. I
tut Saint -Stent. th? Co^iop??r, Oidnl
Shock Ptritian $??i?ty.
Tbe CD de r?iii* told I ho following
atory of Saiot-Saees. the eompoter: k
rare vttiior to IViris he 1* en bit rlaift
much sought a* a *oi3ti lion. Dae ,
lady *noc<v<1o<l In persuading htm to ae- !
cept an invitation to dinner, promising
to tend to fetch him ami also to deposit
hltr at hi* door when he loft. b!a only
atipnlntion belnc that he should t>e al
lowed to msk* hi* niticn* at 10 o'clock
Tbe ton of bi* host cm wa* dl*patcb
ed in good time and found M Salnt
Saens in a velvet coat seated Mm bit
piano. Dc rose nl once, however, anil
asked for ten minute* to dross. at the
end of which ho appeared, tying hi*
white cravat At ho wa* shutting hi*
door behind him he ejacnlntod:
"Good gracious! One. nilnnte more! 1
I have forgotten my toothttrusb!"
The young jnan. to bis ammimut,
taw bis guest dire into hia dressing
room and reappear with a toothbrush,
which bo put away in bis breast pock
et On arriving home ho told hi* moth
er, who In some nneaslnrsi Informed
her friend*, and everybody was In
wonderment a* to what thf rreat com
poser wa* going to do with hi* tooth
brush.
Every eye was fixed 011 tiira through
out tbe dinner, watching him as be ate
and drank and used hi* linger glass, j
tn tbe drawing room Saint -Stent talk
ed with the ladles and played any
plec* that was asked hf ti'm till 10
o'clock strnck, when he bctde farewell
politely to the company
The Journey home was without lnd
dent, and when they reaclwd his bonse
M. Saint -Saon* simply offot*d to shake
band* and say night. Curiosity
was too stmug. thortgh. for the youth,
who said:
"Excuse roe. tnaiter, but 1 should so
much like to know why yon so par
ticularly wanted to trke yonr tooth
brush with you "
"Oh. my yonng frierd." replied Saint
Saen*. "It 1* very simple! My lock 1*
very stiff, nrd I alway* hurt my flngrr*
!n turning the key. So I now pass the
handle of my toothbrush in the ring of
tbe key and turn easily \ oiiaT
THOROUGHLY WARMED.
An Old Time Sehoolhoy't Experience
on a Bitterly Cold 0?y.
An old time pontic nun oV Newbury
port, describing his ? -lionl days In the
opening yefirs of the nineteenth cen
tnry. has this to ray of n wintry day.
??\Vp found our Inkstands nil frown
up. Those required to l>e thawed ont.
To do this there w ?> u board held up
by bricks over the stove on which the
pewter inkstands were placed, but be
fore the copy *?as written down the
Ink wonld be ncnln frown Then the
boy took his Ink to tire ?t>v# again
and while it was tba^ ng laid in a
store of caloric for himself, standing
by the stove, watching closely that the
pewter should not melt.
"The clothes of tbe boys. were made
of corduroy, jacket and trousers iu one,
and not hint under but a shirt. These
absorbed the beat like sheet iron, s-o
that when a boy retmned to his seat he
was often compelled to carry his Ink
stand tn his mouth, employing both
bands to bold his trousers oir from his
knees, and wiih every precaution tbe
skin was often mottled and scorched ' I
Another old time schoolboy in his
later years recalled an even severer ex
perience
-I can remembor. he recorded, "how.
crowding close to the stove to toast tbe
shivers from my p?*>r Utile body. 1
hert a hole In my trousers in
front and exclaimed aloud at the dis
aster. whereupon the master thrash- ,
ed a hole into them behind. And when
I went home to my mother she told
me primly it was well thut things
should match and thit as my shirt was
such on old one she was wilting to
risk f ravins it on the ack ami ?he
reached for n strap ami did .
"1 was thoroughly warmed, and It
was the coldest day of the y<?ar. but I
rerretted my shivers afur alC?
Youth's Companion
Helpful Son-in-lfcw.
"So yon asked uiy wife for our ,
daughter's hand, did you':* said the
stern father.
"1 did. and she began to give me a
piece of her mind alK>ut my persump
tion. and 1"
"And yon beat a retreat and came
to see me. Weil.' sir" ?
"Oh. no! i didn't retreat. I argued
It ont with her. and !>eforc I left she
had given me her consent. So I"?
"Von did': Rully for yon! Yon can
have the girl, and you can Hire right
here with us I want to study your
system of defying my wife for a year
or so any way."? Woman's World.
Little Pitcher.
Lady Visitor 1 am coming to jronr
mamma's company tomorrow. Tommy
Tommy - Well, you won't get a good
supper Tommy's I'spa? Tommy, what
do yon mean, talking like that? Tom
my-Well. yon know. pa. you told ma
you'd have to get some chicken feed
for her old ben part*- tomorrow Bal
tlmore American
The Widow.
"1 noticed as I came In." ?ald the
i?ller to Iter dear friend the widow,
"that yon have made a change In yoor
servants. Von have a white butler
now."
"Yes." sighed the widow. "# white
butler, but a negro cook. 1 go into
bair monrnlng this season."-E!arper's.
Inherited It.
"What a matchmaker that woman
is. to be surer
"Yes. but sbe comes by It honestly.
I nndersiand her father was a pro j
meter l>etro1t Pre* IT**.
mi > * ? i i ??? <11 1
GRAfO REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train ta now filing a
bis lot of Good Goods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit Tonra,
tf. Herman Grim a
GOOD CHANCE FOR MINERS.
Will tot out on lay goo? ground on
Spruce Creek all opened up and reed
to work. Fine opportunity for a
number of men to get out a rich win
ter dump. For particular* apply at
Alaskan office. tf.
Any one desiring to take Thanks
girinir dinner at the Golden North,
m?wt make arrangements by Wednes
day noon, Nov. 29. 2t
A fine mild temperance drink la
the ptare wholesome beer made from
the sparkling waters of Tumwat?r
Falls, and the very b*kt barley malt
with just the right proportion of
choicest grown hop*. Brewed a* on
ly the Olympla Brewing company can
brew. For sale at the Board of Trad*
B<for? you ramp?de, get your
unction Notkee, Pla'er or Quartz,
rretn the Daily Alaskan. tf
Frpsh Oysters on bat* snell or Skag
*ay spring chicken at the Pack Trail
itpstaurant tf.
- iii? iff
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
rou WANT
When rou are out on a bant for
eomethlag appropriate m a gift, re
member I bara new gooda socb u
handaome cat glaaa, silverware, a ad
beautifully band painted china, jaat
in from the maker*a, which w>uW
make aa handsome a present aa can
be made. Socb gooda are alwaye ap- ,
predated. I bare nothing but the
iateat, op to date in pattern, and la
quai.ijr. Nothing but the very beat
Our watch work, new!/ man ifactur
?d and akUlfal engraving apeak for
themselves. We do not torn out our
work anleaa it la finished In tbe beat
manner and we guarantee every ple-e
of It. If you have an/ troui/le with
your watch bring It to ua and we will
guarantee jrou entire aatiaf action at
reasonable char free.
Don't neglect your eyes when you
>*an get them examined free at my
store with the lateet optical iwrtru
men to.
J. ikuU,
Jeweler and Optician
"SANTA CLAUS " has
His Headquarters at
The Same Old Stand
Oliver Optic
Henty
Alger
and
Motor Boy#
Books for the
LITTLE
MAN
IN
YOUR
HOME
Bassinets
Sewing Boxes
Toy Washing
Machine*
Toy Irons
Carpet
Sweepers
Brooms and
Dust Pans for
Your
LITTLE
GIRL
Wont Sonwoive Take M? Hom??
Music by Harrison's "Coon" Band
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
When in SKag'way Stop at the
Pullen House
MRS. H. S. PULLEN. PROPRIETRESS
The Modern Hostelry of Alaska
40 ROOMS 40
Elegantly Furnished
Single or en Suite
ELECTRIC LIGHTS, BATHS, TELEPHONES
..The Best of Meals..
TABLE SUPPLIED WITH BEST THE MARKET APPOROS.
Milk *nd Cr??m from our own Jwtoj Dairy.
RATR8 OONRISTKVT WTTH TH* BEST 9HRVTC*
PREE BUS TO ANO PROM ALL BOATS AND TRAINS.
I Skag'way Alaska |
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