1 !? M-M'-M-W-frM Mill H4 'H -H'-H-frf
HEINZ DILL PICKLES
^ Fresh Shipment Just Received. |
Also a Fresh Supply of
i Heinz Stuffed Olives in Bulk and ?
Bottled Goods. i
C. W. Ask & Sons I
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around ail Jay with aa achin*
Wei;
Can'l rest a.; night;
Enough to make any one "givo
ou?"
LVjans Kidney l^lls will give re
ctmed lite.
They w;U cure Uie backache.
Cure every kiuuey UL
Here is coavim.ug proot thai this
Mrs. 11. M. Tliouias, 14t>2 34 th St.,
Oiiilaud, Cal., &ajrs:
' The> merit of lV>!Ui's Kidney Pills
iua beta laoroughty proven to me
a:'.. tonsc^ueuUy 1 have no hesita
two years- a:o 1 suffered from pains
in my ba^K and 1 believe the trouble
i\&s caused bj < i-ssive running of
t:i s? - ,:.i As Doan's- Kid
ber of our famuy with the best of
rt trulls, 1 was advised to try them.
Alrch to my gratifu-aU^u they proved
to be ,-. -t . l.at 1 r -quired, driving
sway u;> aches and pa. us and iiuprov
ing my health. 1 have kept a supply
ALL VACCINATED
WHO TOOK DOLPHIN
FIREMEN ELECT
NEW OFFICERS
At an enthusiastic and largely at
cended mooting last Saturday night.
: Skagwav Volunteer Fire Depart
h.?ll on Fourth Avenue. Five new
i made, while tli ? report of the officers
<>?ows the department ' i he in a
v committer was a ipoi'it. d to ar
Bender, chief; Wm. Sims, assistant
o\ief; M. A. Snow, secretary: ,T. M.
Tanner, treasurer: H. R LeFevre, J,
tees.
i i-ssistant foreman: No. 11 elected An
fcremaa and assistant foreman re
>T?ectively. and No III will be led
Sparks for he ensuing year.
DAUGHTER IS BORN
TO MRS. E. L. MILLER.
Howard Ashley, ("Grandpa"), re
I tredo, Texas, announ> ing that a
So is "Grandpa."
States for the past two months
THE
KAYSER
GLOVE
Look in the her
"Kayser"
its there tor your protection
"KAYSKR" gloves "cost no move
and are w ottli '.outle in quality,
style and value
Short gloves in al. 75c Pair
Colors
W. B.
' 'REDUSG V
Corsets
For the stout or full figure. Made
of heavy Coutil. long skirt fitted
with supporteis and reducing band
White only , $3.50
Lf ill uui uumi
SKIRT VALUES
Shepherd Cheeks and Cream
Wool Serge, out on the new.
est popular hipless lines
$7.50 and $8.25
"HALO"
Bandeauxs
Flowers, Feathers,
and other acces
sories that will
prove of special in
terest to the home
milliner
PT f|rt Phone 55
A v V I Store'Open Evenings
STORE WILL CLOSE
We will continue our ''Closing Out Sale"
Until Saturday Night, May 13th
Every Article in the Store
at a Big Reduction
All persons owing us accounts will greatly favor us by calling and making
settlement this week
DON'T FORGET THE DATE, SATURDAY, MAY 13
!?, 1, ililBli? MEBO. ftp-, ;
A: OTHER RESOURCE
IN NORTHERN ALASKA.
Another Alaska resource will be
developed soon by the opening of
Siaphite depos' on the^ Seward pen
insula. north of Nome. G- E. Chris
U pherson discovered the graphite.
;<nd is planning to erect a plant on
Ptiget Sound for the reduction of
ihe raw material, and the manufac
!ur of various graphite compounds,
ruch as lubricants, paints, etc. Most
of the graphite consumed in the
1'nited States comes from Ceylon
Importations amount to about 20,000
tens a year. In the manufacture of
sraphite a particular grade of amber
O'l is used, and this Is produced by
be Katalla. Alaska, wells: this oil
a soon to be shipp?"d to the market.
Wut twelve barrels of oil are used
10 each ton of graphite, so a 6,000
en plant means the utilization of
etween 50,000 and 60,000 barrels of
Vlaska oil. This Is likely to be the
f>?t enterprise to divert the north
ern petroleum from the California
| refineries.
The Peterson made the round trip
from Fort Seward today. Sergeant
I.inder and wife. Corporal Hyna and
wife, Mrs. Capt Sprague and Mrs
Trussing were the round trip pas
s? ngers.
Alaskans Find It Con
venient To Bank
In Seattle
Under our system there can be
no delay, loss or expense. We main
tain a special department for the
1- irdllng of out-of-town accounts.
We shall be pleased to write you
concerning It if you will send us
your name.
Write today.
Northern Bank and
Trust Company
JOHN 0. PRICE, President
Northern Bank & Tru?t Bldg.
SEvrrLE
CANDIDATES FOR PRESIDENT.
101 TALK
Pullen, returned to Fort Seward on
the Peterson today.
The barjto Klmiri. with 1700 ton
of the tug Pioneer, arrived in por
at 1.15 this afternoon and will beRii
is expeeted that it will r?*quire aho?t j
KENNETH CASSIDY LEAVES.
s'd>. Kenneth will reside in thr
n?m In Seattle,
"Kennie" Is well known in Sk.ic
he supposed he would feel very home
sick after he left here, but thai
'the best of friends mnst part." ano
that he will always remember Skag
fjiture time.
SMOKERS ATTENTION.
W. W, Boughton ha9 taken th?
?V>.r.cy for the justly famous
EL INFINITO CLEAR
HAVANA CIGARS.
R.000 just received from the fae
t ry at Tampa, Fla. If yon want th?
best don't fail to give those good?
a trial.
2k
B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, - Alatka
OLDRST BANK IN (ALASKA
Rwpeetfnlly Solicits The Acernnt*
of Skatrway|Firnjp And Individual*.
MB
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy -
H. f. ?ECMAN, Prop.
"The Sanitary Milk Ranch'
The larjre?i? and lw?st ponriijct^ rt?fry in AlMka
(Daily Shipment* of Pure Milk and Cream
?
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H-l+i+l+l+l+l+ll-5-i+B ?+?+?-? ?+?+?+?+?+???
h. d. kirmse, jir.?:;
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY
I' MOST EXTENSIVE AND ORIGINAL STOCK ON PACIFIC COAST.
{? AWARDED TWO ORAND PRIZE? AND FTV15 OOLD MKDAT.fi AT
THE A. Y.-P. EXPOSITION FOR FINEST
Nugget Jewelry, Old Ivory Carvinft, Indian Curios
j. ALASKA FURS & RUGS, CH1LKAT BLANKETS
AND INDIAN BASKETS
r
Nttiv? Made Copper and Silver Jtwtfry and Sauve^lrt
ILLTTRTRATED CATALOGUE PENT BY V ATT. ON RRQTnSST
M?1J Ord?T? * Spetfftlty.
I; SKAGWAV ALASKA
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