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Tony Dortero's *
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Board of Trade I
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(?man t CWrafc. fntmtin I
EvrrtHing New and First J
Class
Bean** aad Pmatr Dantn J
A Sprad*
i Popular Prices
f Open Day aad Night X
?-H* 1 1 1 ! 1 I! i H
Pack Train
Restaurant
TONY STAJBCH.
Far 14 Tnn We Ha** 5ar?*4 ml*
The Beit in the Market*
MM !Ml> it ? tW
Most Popular Eating
House in the North
-> -> New Location
Broadway, bctwrro 3rd mod 4th
Tke Debaoaico of AUsks
B1WET
CAFE
Opened r&d?r New
Van*cf meet
J . E. T E R R E L
Formerly of
Dawsor Kentucky Kitchen
u4 lately of
Scott's Hot at Carer?**.
The Best in the Market
Properly Cooked
BEST MEALS IN TOWN
AT POPULAR PRICES
Open iron 6 a. m. to 1 0 p. m.
DON'T FROG
Uotaoa Yoo't* Got SO C*J*T9
H. Hartwigsen
to
W. W. BOUQHTQK
DIALU IK
CJi^ars Tobacco.
Smokers' A?-ticles,
Stationery and Pish
ing TacVle
craocuATiire una art
imiLromo i.atkst copt
R1GHTKD BOOKS
mo^risies, xrwsPAPSSS awp
<v rusR rniotnctu
The bent meals in Whltehoros at
i the "White Pa* Cafe," only whit#
j help wnpktred Mra Orloff King
i>ropr(rt resw tf
Hr?fn Ort^Mtkal Phone 7t. Quick
! Mtveo ttacefcee and expreaaln* on
| ?bort ?>?Uce. d?y or oifhl.
VOTIOK.
air? pi * Setc on draft at the
Board of Trm?K Thia famou* brew
is kept constantly fresh both on
draft and la bottles Tfcts la the
Hap to drink beer Got It at the
Board of Trade Bar. whoro the cel
ebrated Rainier Beer is aJ*o kept
in hot t lea tf.
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
i LAXATTVB BROMO Qaxsto^ the world
wide CoM sad dtp if lit; iwnm
?a Gall tor Ml sum. Look tor
W. GROVE. ISO.
Society
Mr* A. H. Jot la home from a
trip to lb* states
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Pr W. <3. Gable made a trip to
Whiteborse this we?k.
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Mm Frank D. Webster errlvcd
In Skagway on the 'Princes* May.
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Royal Pullen was a passenger to
Whltehorae on Monday enroute to
Dawson.
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Mrs. Roxborough ?m an arrival
on the Prtness May and left for tier
heme In Atlin.
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Mr*. G H Miller dined on Wed
nesday with Mrs. A. N. C. Tread
cold at the Pullen House
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M-. and Mrs. Henry Dickinson
have purchased the George PatrU-K
home and will live there.
Mr and Mrs K. J. White ind
little son Albert of Whltehorse wsre
Skagway visitors during the Horti
cultural Fair.
Or. L. 8 Keller left on the train
Monday morning for Atlln where be
will he engaged professionally for
a fortnight.
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Professor and Mrs. Evans anl
little child visited in Skagway dur
ing the Fair returning home to Car
cross on Monday.
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Mrs. Martin Conway returned on
Tuesday from Whltehorse where
she was railed by the Illness of her
brother Mr Jerry Quinlan.
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Mr*, L. C. Gault is visiting with
her father's family at 1-ake Beulah,
Wiseonain Mr. Gault expect* to
Join her in the near future.
? ?????
Mrs. Sarah J. Baker was the
house guest of Mrs. W. C. McKen
zie this week returning home on
Friday.
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Mrs. C. D. Grange returned on
the Spokane from an extended visit
in Toronto. Montreal and other
places of interest in the east.
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Mr. James Kennedy. Mr. W. U.
Batson and Mr. A. K. Kindell re
turned Monday from a hunting trip
to I-og Cabin, B. C.
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Professor and Mrs. E. Dyfed fiv
| a.ns and little daughter of the
Chooutla school. Oar-cross, were din
ner guests of Mr. and Mr*. P. fL
Gatity on Sunday
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Henry Tan Dyke returns, in the
October Scribner's, to the French
Canadians as characters for fiction.
This story "The Countersign of the
Cradle." expresses the tender side
of their character.
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The women of Skagway will re
member that next Wednesday. Oct
ober 2nd the Skagway Improvf
| ment Society will meet with Mr*.
Herman D. Kirmse at 2 o'clock p
m. Many members think that "Tree
| Planting" will be arood subject to
I discus*.
Mrs. A. N. C. Treadgold who hasj
been a Pullen House guest during
the summer was a passenger south
on the Princess May. Mr*. Tresd
cold as Lotita the Spanish Gipsy
was a pronounced success as a for
tune teller during the Horticultural
Fair.
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4rs. William Wktlm who was
called to Whltehorse by the Illness
of her brother, Mr. Jerry Qulnlan.
returned home on Thursday. Mrs.
Whalen was a guest of Mrs. Pat
rick Murray during her stay in
Whltehorse. Mr. Qulnlan is much
better and will soon be around agalj
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On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Blanchard entertained at dinner tt
the Park Train restaurant for Mr.
and Mrs William E. Britt. Tbe
table in the alcove was handsomely
laid for eight guests and was beau
tiful with snow damask, cut glass,
bright silver and fragrant flower*
There were present Mr. and Mrs
Britt. Mrs. Elisabeth Blanchard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blanchard,
Jacob Britt, Fred Blanchard and
Kenneth Blanchard.
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Mr . and Mrs J. F Anderson
were host and ho?t?* at a very
pleasant dinner on Saturday last st
tbe Pack Train restaurant. The ta
ble was centered by asters and all
tbe delicacies of the season graced
the board. Those present were
Mr* Elisabeth Blanchard, Mr. and
Mrs Roy E Gault. Phillip Gault.
Katherine Gault, and Kerneth
Blanchard
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Mr and Mr*. O. L. Pickfwon left
on the Princess May for Seattle
After a visit on the coast they will
go to Chicago And [rom th*r? to
England, where they will remain dn
Ins the winter. Th? departure of
Mr and Mrs. Dlck?st.n Imt>? a
wide (rap In aortal circles aa they
v?r* generous entertutners and dii
much to enliven the racial life of
Skagway. Thrtr return will be hail
ed with pleasure.
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At theclo*e of the Horticultural
Fair, Mr*. George Dedman who toOK
first prise for exhibit of cooked
foods, entertained at nupper for the
directors of the F*,ir and their
wives The table waj beautiful
with flowers, snowey nnpery, cut
glass and allver, and rery Rood to
look upon with Its array of appe
tising viands There were all the
good thfngs to be wlslbed, nearly all
of which were home grown from de
llcioua spring chlckei to crisp let
tuce. Those invited to enjoy Mrs.
Dedman 's generous h.wpltality w?r.e
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dlckeson, Mr
ahd Mrs. E. J. Shaw Mr. ard Mra.
Bert Howdeshell, Mr. and Mra. II.
D. Klrmae and I)r. and Mr*. I?.
Keller.
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Mr. O. I.. Dlckenon, President
of the White Paw and Ynkon
Route entertained at a banquet 0:1
Wednesday evening for the employ
ee* of the White Pass.. Thia elatv
orate function waa held at I fie Pul
len llouae. In the dining room
were two tables where were seated
over a hundred guestf: The dining
room and table* were massed wl?.i
most exquisite flower* and Profea
aor Selmer's orchestra discoursed
aweet muaic during: the feast
There waa nothing lacking to make
thla an evening of Joy, cholceat vl-j
ar.ds Including grouse, salads, Jel-^
Ilea, nuts, cakes, pies, relishes too j
many to mention, excellent music, j
cigars. ai?echea and witty stories all ?
made a pleasant memiory for thos?v
pneent.
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Mrs.G. Herman Miller waa host
ess at a very pleaaanl "065" party
on Tuesday afternoon. This was
given in honor of Mra. O. L. Dicke
aon Vho left for the south on Thurs
day. The house decorations werei
of potted plant* and fall flowers, j
The hostess waa assisted in receiv-j
ing and serving a most tempting:
supper by Mr*. F. F. W. Lowlej
and Mrs. Willard R. Hillery. Mn.j
F. J Weber won first priie. a!
handsome copper tray; Mrs. Taylor j
was awarded a dainty bon bon dish ;
as victor for cut prlxe and Mr*. Karl
R. Ask secured the consolation,)
a pretty hand painted needle cam*.
Besides the guest of honor there
were invited Mr*. F. F. W. I>owle,
Mr*. Fred Fickhardt, Mrs. W. K.
Hillery. Mrs. Bert Howdeshell, Mrs.
L. H. Johnston, Mr*. C. D. Gran*".
Mrs H. F Taylor. Mrs. G. G. Mil- j
ler, Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mr*. W. E.l
Britt. Mrs. H. D. Klrmse. Mrs. L.
S. Keller. Mr*. E. C. l^e Fevr?. !
Mrs W. C. Blanchard, Mrs F. J.
Weber, Mr*. X. E. Black, Mr*. V. I
Hahn, Mrs F. J. Van de Wall, Mrs. :
George Magee, Mrs. Mart n Con
way. Mrs. C. W Ask, Mr*. P, If. i
G&nty and Mrs. Karl C. Ask.
A farewell reception wan held on {
Friday evening at the residence ot I
W. J. Mulvihill for Mrs. Mary A.
Royal who will soon leave Ska^way
for a home in Seattle, and Mrs.
George Dedntan, who will make an i
extended visit to southern California.
The I.*dy Maccabees, the Ladles Ai?l
Society of theM ethodist chnrch anl
other friends joined in making this
a very successful affsiir. Guessing
games and music were features ot
the evenings entertainment. Miss
Rosa Baker was presented with a
ter.pot as first j?rlie in the contest '
and Mrs. Hugo L'ngPfroren took
second prise, a pound of tea. TCie|
Aid Society presented Mrs. Royal
with a handsome nugget brooch anl
from the Lady Maccabees she receiv
ed a beautiful silver berry spoon
Mrs W. S. Sparks and Mrs. M
Goding assisted by" Mrs.
George Dedm?n Served a
bountiful and delicious iu,v
per. Tbos present were Mesdamos
Goding, Reinsrt, Kennedy, Ratson.
Weber. Sparks. Filedenthal. Talbot,
E. Blanchard. Roger*. Dickinsn ?,
Tanner, Clark. Draper, Zlnknn,
Doran, 1'ngefrorwi, Dortero, Hopper,
C. W Ask. Llddlcoat. McKay. Gan
ty. Kindell. Towne, and Jacobs; The
M fanes Rosa Bak?T, Marie Anderson,
and Doran and the hono; guests.
Mrs Mary A. Royal and Mrs. Georjre
IVdman
LITERARY NOTES
The special feature of the October
ScrCbner s will be *Th.? Modern Ter
minal " One article by VP. Sym
me? Richardson, of McKlm, Mead A
White, treat* this problem om
the architectural point of tiew;
the other, by Samuel O. Dunn, ed
itor of the Railway Age Gaiette.
considers It from t h<> practical rail
way man's stand-point. More tbnnj
six ty views of the gT"?t stations In ?
Europe and America ire given.
PUBLIC
STENOGRAPHED
&nd Bookkeeper will
look after your ac
counts and correspond
ence for small fee, at
Daily Alaskan office.'
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The Pack Train Re?t?iifMil
Hoii!?o? For Kent:-? fs. P,. Wrl^hl
Worth Km!. tf
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Wni Brltt, 3p*?fal Agent, Slragirar.
Location notice* paeer aad tjuartr
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We are Headquarters for
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including
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Eagle Drafting Pencils
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Composition books? 5, 10 & 15c
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Book Straps etc . etc.
Never before had we such a full stock of all needed
School Supplies
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