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* Guaranteed for Twenty-five Years
I Given Away Free
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^ Not a drawing: or raffle? You pay
+ no more for vour groceries and
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* they are of the best quality ob
tainable.
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: C. W. Ask & Sons
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Our Stock Is Increasing
TKf Bo?t In Skaf*ay For The Least Money
SHOES. HATS. CAPS, HERB VS. SHIRTS
l/NDERWEAR, SWEATERS, ETC.
Outfits tor the Trail? The kind tor Service
Tonv Dortero & Son ? 421 Broadway
: The White Pass
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* The General Traveling PnMk *
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? Rates:? $1 W per D*v and Up ?
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Steat L 3 a r?d r v
AB v?k Ou?i?&T**a Sh<w
Ocd?m ?>o?r^r
M WO JEW ?2i l"*E *T50 i}<pitvw
?HONS
Best Meals
Te Th* Ci'T at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY orc
DINNER 3d
Lodging
Kv*r\ t h /tic Op?b an*'.
F^.r*' <.%?
F?tth Avtnw nrnr BroacKiy
Draper & Co.
AfMk FV*
t*STV*\ HCO^K SUPPLIES
THOTOORArHRRS
for U?.** ??bo
pr*?? Ui* N' I to# *?
F>i; V.v* <* Fl'?s Plate* a.-*; r*.
Mi?; ortf?c? ?*v
AM?***
P??fK A Cc, P. O 8c* -o."
Slt*c**y. Mask*.
k.f\rvrtr*?r>
( CANDY i
i CIGARS I
\ TOBACCO
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S BROAPWO". ?>?.r RA k
$Tony Dortero'sj
? Board of Trade |
Cafe I
^ A CWtk. Proprieton
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Eveything New and First *?*
t Class
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J. Banquets and Private Dinner*
A Specialty
I]. Popular Prices ?
J. Open Day and Night J.
X .'..v-uj.,! .u;.}.lui,.;,!.u. X
Pack Train
Restaurant
1 TONY STANICH. Pr**r?t<vr
Far 14 \r*n ?r H??t S*rrfJ <*>!? 1
The Best in the Markets ;
?w; to4a<r it it tW
Most Popular Elating
House in the North
i New Location
Broadwav. hefween 3rd and 4th
The Dehnonico of Alaska
H. D. KIRMSE
PIONEER JEWELER
of Alaska
1 .arprst and Most L omplete
i . vi s?ock of
Nugget Jewelry and
Alaskan Curios
In The North
Stores at
Sk \C\V U \ KETCHIKAN
Electri
Globes
and Supplies
t'nr H further notice the follo*
i c piwuw made on all t rades
of amps.
Tungsten 25 watts $ .65
Tungsten 40 watts .70
Tungsten 00 watts 1.00
Tuncsten 100 watts 1.35
Tantalum 25 watts .50
Tantalum 40 watts .50
Tantalum 80 watts .S5
Carbon 00 watts .25
Carbon 120 watts .35
Electrical supplies and fix
ture at reasonable rates
K-? .mates given on all work
Home Power Co.
cms *nrc_ i
(mbi a?J Office, *?k k Rriw*.
Society
WORTHINESS.
(Robert* Alice Moore.)
It I today a ray of light have ?hed.
Prom my small lamp have thrown
some beams ahead ;
If hope I've (riven to some despairing
one.
Taught L ni to trust before the set
of sua:
It Troth I've shown to one whose I
eyes were blind.
If to the poor and weak I have beenj
kind.
If 1 have loved my neighbor as 1
should.
For evU given sent him naught b?t
good;
If 1 have watched each moment at
my heart.
And bade all unkind, sin-filled
thought depart;
If I've returned a smile for every
frown,
lino-wing that evil could not cast me
down. ?
Then 1 indeed can lav nie down to
sleep.
Secure that Love divine tlie watvh |
will keep.
Mr A E. Kindell made a trip to
Juneau this week.
Mr Win, E. Britt is absent from
town on business.
*?* 4* *?*
Mrs. Wm. E. Britt is <>:itertain'n;
a' t*?a this afternoon.
Mr and Mis. Guy 0. Sipprelle are
at home in the Foster cot-ate.
I>r. A. T Hawx?? of V.'hitehorse
will spend the week-end in S!-a:waj
jl. a
Mr Henry Friedenthal reUirne'i
home on the Spokane from a trip
to Portland.
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Mr C. E. Tabler of Parline, Ca!.,
passed throush town this week on-|
route to Carcross.
Colonel .V H. Conrad of Carcr-^ss I
arrived in town on Friday for a '?
brief \ isit in 8k at way
J. .J. .J.
Professor F P. Evans of Carcross
accompanied by his little daughter !
were Ska^way visitors this week
The Indies Aid Society of the
Methodist chim h met Thursday a; >
ternoon wi'h Mrs .lames Kennedy.
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Phelps and
little daughter D-Tothy, of Whit -
horse, are in town for a few days" J
visit.
Judge H. B. IvoFievre left on the
Jefferson for Juneau on his way to
Yaldez, where he goes on important
business
.u
Mr. H. F Taylor was a Haines vis
itor this week Mr. Taylor made the
trip on the llegc and return- d en
the Jefferson
4* 4*
Mr. Hugh Mol;ne?ux of A'lin was
in Skacaay on Wednesday. Mr.
Molineaux is at present enea:ed at
Fleasait Camp. B. C.
Thf Reverend <V B. Renison arriv-l
ed on the Jefferson from .'im.au
and will hojd serviewi in Saint
Sa\:.urs church on Sundaj
4. 4. 4.
Miss Madeline Hockett of Haines
visited with the family of Mr H. IV
Kirmse this week Mi<s Ho V*>*t
<anie to SkJurway to attend Mi?s
Hindshaw's Benefit Contort.
4. 4. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Feero of
Haines came tt Skarway on Thnr^
day for a visit with friends and rel
atives. Mr Feero returned home
today Mrs. Feero will remain tint 1
Monday.
Mr and Mre" E J. White and lit
tle son Albert of Whitehorse spent
the w*>ek-end in Skasway visltjnp
wiUi Mr. and Mrs. Claud H !>-<+
and other friends. They returned
home on Monday.
4. 4. 4.
Mrs. A. R. HiUery *"'th her two
childnpn Helen and .leanne, went to
Seattle on the Jefferson and will
proooed from there to Charleston.
West Virginia, for a summer's visit
with Mrs. Hillery's parents. Mt. and
Mrs F. J. DeGruyter.
4. 4. 4.
Mrs. C. A. Thomas, of San Jose:
Mrs. Chase Garfield, of Seattle: Miss
Iredell, of Los Anjreles : Miss l,atira
TVwrner. Miss Francis Arnold. Mr.
Oleon Ask and Pr. W 0 Gable were
tvenimr gmMs at cards of Mrs. H.
S. Pullon on Thursday.
Mr. V. I. Hahn, superintendent of
the White Pass & Yukon Railroad,
made a business trip ta Whitehorse
on Wednesday and returned on Fri
day Mr. Hahn was accompanied by
Mrs. Hahn. Mr. and Mr*. W. C*
Blanchard and Mr. and Mrs. Xorman
K. Black
The Ancient philosopher fried:
"Gtve mo a fulcrum and I **11 lift
the world." Give ?n? a do*en lndl
v ldu<U* who iwlleve In a,bsdlut?? good
and 1 will lift th? r?nerai Happiness
of the world a full degres.
? The !Peac? Pipe.
.{. ?j.
Or. L. S Keller went to Haines on
Wednesday on the HeKg. I>r. Keller
will be absent for r few days on
professional business.
Mr. And Mrs. V. I. Hiihn, Mr*. H.
S. Pullen. Dr. \V. G. Guide and Mr.
J. M. Keller were guest* Rl bridge j
on SAturday or Mr.*. C. A. Thomas, j
Mrs. Thomas was assist.*! In serving ,
a supper by Miss Iredell.
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The beautiful wtather of Sunday j
lured many away from tiwn f rj
launch rides, picnics and various I
other amusements. Mr*. H. D.
Kirmse and Mrs. A. L. Grant chap
eroned a vtrty to Elks Falls. The
'rip was made In the launch "FTor- 1
enee." The young ples-'rore seekers i
were: Miss Gladys Klrmse, Miss.
Veronica Mulvihlll, Mlsii l/>ulRe I-ld
dicoat. Miss Bernice Oahline, Mr.
Victor Sharks, Mr. A. J BAker, Mr.
Harold Talbot and Mr. 131 lie Wri ht.
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On Sunday Katheriiif Hahn kevt
her b'rthday by giving a dinner at
the Pullen House Tli* t&Me was j
prettily centered by a lartne glass
bowl of swans; at each corner wa*
a dainty candle with a pretty shade
of pink. The largo birthday enke,
which was ado.mel with the reiul?
it<> number of candles, ?< piacri j
at the head of the table. The guests
much enjoyed looking for the "lucky
piece" of money hidden in the rake, j
Chest erline Thomas w.is the suc
cessful one and Joyfully produced the
prize ? r bricht new ten cent piece- j
from her piece of cake. The gnosis j
were: Bessie Conway, Verne Mil-;
ler. Chesterlir.o Thomas and Karlj
Hahn. Others who erased the board
with their presence w. re Mr. ard j
Miv V. 1 Hahn and Or. V G. liable- j
Katherinc received a nuiri er of
handsome gifts.
Tlie Benefit Concert giv en fir j
Miss Mary G. Ilindshaw at l'lk?"
Hall on Friday flight wa.s a nwl de i
elded and delightful success. Many
of Miss Ilindshaw s pupil* tookpartj
in the evening's en'ertainn->e"t anl |
eave evidence of the < areful training
they hav received fivm thclr a ?
complislie.l teacher The ' (lo 'd
N'icht" song by the ^la*s was well
done and f >r an encore tbev gave a
pretty waltz sons. Af"er the sonvs
little Gould FVkardt brought down'
the house with a jolly dance. Berth.i
Selmer's songs were sweet y Min
and show that th? little one has n
voice of much premise. The deets by j
Bessie Conway and Vc-n Mi'ler were
good, lister Mover gave two piano
solos which showel careful instruct
ion and thorough practice. Mi s llin'
shaw and Vivian Talbot played ai
iharminc duct and Vivian responded
to the encore with a pretty solo:
she also aeconipan el Bertha Selmer
in her solos Mlsai fil&dys Kirm.ce
rendered a very difficult selection
with graceful ease. Others who con i
tributed to the concert and did nut' h
to make it a success nene Seimer's
orchestra. Mrs. Clarence Olsen, Mrs.
T. E. Rickard and Mrs 11. O Kirmso
The musical program was followed by
dancing.
A CARD OF THANKS,
On behalf of my little dan:ht<r
Luclle. and myself. 1 v;i-h to e*:en 1
to my fraternal brothers ar.d our
many friends, our heartf It thanlr^
for' their kindness a id as>i<taii' e
which they so gTarlously raw during
the long illness which deprived us of
a tender mother and a loving wife.
Gina Anatte Hudson.
i Signed ) l*e">ri E Hudson.
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of catarrh that cai ?
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. ,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned. have known ,
F. J. Cheney for the past IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and fin
ancially able to carry out any oblign
lions made by his firm. \\ aiding. Kin
nan *- Marvin, Wholesale druggists o
Toledo. O.
HiU'i Catarrh cure in taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation.
GR Aw0 REDUCTION SALE
The Pack Train Is now selllag a
big Jot of iJood floods at reduced
prices as they are getting too old to
hold and sell at a profit. Yours,
tf. Herman CJrlmm.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
I Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50e.
DON'T ftf LAY.
fomo Alftsi.aa P?opl? Hare Learned
That Neglect Is Dangerous.
The slightest symptom of kidney
trouble Is far too serious to I* over
looked. It's the small, neglected
troubles that lead to sorloue kidney
ailments. That pain In the "small" of
your back; that urinary irregularity^;
those headaches and dlczy spells;
that weak, weary, worn-out feeling,
may be nature's warning of coming
dropsy or fatal Drlghta disease. Why '
risk your lifo by neglecting these
symptoms? Koa< h the c auso of the
trouble while there Is yet time ? be
gin treat inn your kidneys at one#
with a tried and proven kidney rero
edy. No need to experiment ? Doan's
Kidney Pills have been curing kid
ney trouble for over 75 years. Doan's
Kidney 1111s are used and retommcn ?
od throughout the civilized ?orl I.
Convincing testimony follows:
Mrs. E. A. Husk. 1001 Union St,|
Olympia, Wash., says: "Although I
have never used Doan's Kidney Pills
myself, they have Ixvn taken by '
other members of my family wPh j
excellent results. They have no
equal for pain and weakness in the
back. The persons who used Doan's
Kidney 1111s in my family are now
enllrelr free from kidney trouble."
PY>r sale by all dealers, IUce 50
cents. Foster-Milbum Co., Utiffajo.
New York, sole agents for United!
States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and !
take no other.
Golden North
Hotel
Dining Room
Meals served Table (THote
or a la Carte
AO Pantry *med w from our own
Oveni
SMOKERS ATTENTION
Harold ffartwt^an, MtnHor U
W. W. Doaghton, taken U?#
ajrwx-y tor the famo??
EL. INFINITO CI^EAR
HAVANA CIOAKS.
6,000 just received from tie fae
tory at Tampa, Fla. If yon want the
beat don't fall to tfve these goods
a trial.
for lie i. ?> i?( i whole?on;*.
hnma cooked d?I ?t tin New Hon*
i(*?laurant. UU? At?.. J*** otf of
im?dav _____
'? QciBBkiiiaviiiiaiaciiiR
HELPS FOR THE
HOUSEWIFE
Special Values in Art
?
Squares and Carpets
* To clean out this department we
? have reduced the prices from 25
? to 33 1-3 per cent .
R
Hi
New curtain materials, 1912
designs 25, 30 and 50c a yard
w
a
1912 designs of Wilds Linoleum
B in 6 and 12 foe t widths : : :
a
? Household Paints, Varnishes and Stains
I L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Phone 55
WAUL FLOWERS? NOT IF
STANFORD CAN HELP IT
Stanford Iniversity. May 1? ? Stw
I' nts of Stirford ha\e ;nvenL-d some
thing It is a ?o< ial function without
" wallflowers."
How ran ">0" youne men and 5"0
young wnraen attend a dance in
which all the yonn* men pay equal
aitentlon lo the elrls of all sorts.
s:xos, aces and descriptions?
That was the questlo which was
mottled by the committee in charge
of Friday nicht's 'Jolly-Up," whl^h
the student body attended. Here are
the rules which were drawn Hp and
posted on the walls of the ball room.
1 No student will be permitted to
"queen" a coed to the dance or
to see her homo.
2 Young men must not pay exclu
sive attention to the campus
"queens.''
3 Every one must dance with th*
person of opposite sex, nearest st
hand, whenever the orchestra
leader savs so.
t Kvery student must hand his]
partner over to the first young
man who taps him on th? shoul-j
der.
TiSliff, white collars are under the
ban. Soft-nceto?d shirts must be
worn.
6 To attain complete democracy,
supper must be eaten sitting oni
the floor.
Rainier and Olympla Beer on draft
at the Hoard of Trade. This Is the
first time that we have had Rainier
on draft, snd you can now Ret a
glass of either of the above famous
beers. This is the time to drink
beer. Get at the Board of Trsde
Bar. tf
Subscribe for the Dally Alaskan.
The beds are new and clean and
only 50c and up at the Dominion Ho
tel, Whltehorse, T. T.
DEWEY
CAFE
Opened Under New
Management
J. E . T E R R E L
Formerly o <
D?w?on Kentucky Kitchen
ar.d lately of
Scotf? Hotel C*rcr<??.
The Bent in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT rOPLLAR PRICES
Open from 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmam
DON T FROG
Unlaw You've Got Ml CtK"M
H. Hartwigsen
R irrewmr to
W. W. BOUOHTON
DKAt.r* H?|
Cigars Tobacco.
Smokers' Articles,
Stationery and Fish
ing Tackle
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