Saturday's Special f
Tea Garden Table Fruit
2 Cans ? 45c
Assortment Consists of
Strawberries Raspberries
Loganberries Blackberries
Each purchaser limited to four cans
Full line of perishables to arrive on the
CITY OF SEATTLE
C. W. Ask & Sons |
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IN TUt: UNITED STATES district
COl KT i'OK THE DISTRICT Ol
ALAitvA, DIVISION Nl Mlil R 1.
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W. 1'ettu as Clerk ol Uie District
Court for the District of Alaska, Di
v:. ioa N<iu ,_r l>.. . a-t. wher^a^
sum ol luuti ,i . e t u aud
tit I LitcJ ? tales, Lli c plaintiff hert
it .
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS OK
It RED, that all per sous interested
IX- tixe sa.u cc-iale, iiiouo, or pr*. p
ci. titled Court, at Skagway, Alaska,
and sho? cause, auy tiiey iiave,
on or befor< u.c tiitu (.? uay of Aug
said estate, money, or property shoul
lot vest in th- Lu.'.ed States, the
aND IT IS I -TiiEK ORDERED,
tuat this Notic and Order be pub
1L< htd lor six eonsecutite weeks in
of general , irtuiation, published in
Skigway Precinct, Distr^t of Ala^k,;
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D.
iWl. THOMAS R. LYONS,
First publication May 15, 1911.
East pub! atii n June -7, 1911.
Attorneys
ROYAL A. GUNNISON
Attorney- At-Law
P O. Box E. Juneau. Alaska
H. B. LE FEVRE
Attom?y-At-Law
Skacvay. ? Vlaskf
Dentist*.
DR. L . S. KELLER
DENTIST
Most Modern Methods.
Open Evenings.
Cftic? Hours: 9-12 a. m. 1-6 p. m.
i.j.nn Building. - Broadway
SKAGWAY, - - - ALASKA.
M. F. PATTERSON & COMPANY
? Dealers la ?
DENTAL SUPPLIES
34&-S2 Central Bldg., Seattle, Wast
Oiders by mail or cable will r*.
cc<ve prompt uUentioa. Cataiogu
en request.
Music Teachers.
MISS M. G. HINDSHAW
Teacher of
PIANO FORTE
Special Terms Wr a Limited
Number of Beginners
EIGHTH AVE. ANP MAIN ST.
Engineers
H. P. M. BJRKlNBINi
ENGINEER
y, s. Deputy Land and Minera^
: Surveyor : ?
polity Bid*. " Haines, AiMKa
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
^our druggist will refund money i
1>A20 OINTMENT tall* to cure any
iUi o X Itcaiag Blind, Bleed las or
Intruding Piee In 6 to 14 days. 60c.
LCi-T ? A small coin purse of mot
ued green leather, containing a
siiiail amount of U. S. coin and an
Luglisii sixpence. Finder will
pieasc return, to tlie Alaskan office
lor reward.
GRAND REDUCTION OF STOCK
SALE
The Pack Train is now selling ?
i .b lot of Good ijooda at reduced
, rices as they are getting too old
u> hold auu sell at a prolit. Yours,
u. Herman Grlmoi
FIRE SALE! FIRE SALEI
WOOD TO BURN
Uv'Od Dry Planting ror Summer use.
Special price this month
$2.00 PER RICK.
Si . ? H E R B TAl'LO R? Phone
UK Oil!
THE STRUGGLE DISCOURAGES
MANY A CITIZEN OF ALASKA.
Around all day with ad achin,
Uck;
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give
ou-"
I\>an a Kidney Pills will give re
utvied life.
Ihey will cure the backache;
Cure every kidney ill.
Here is convincing proof that this
is so:
.Mrs. H. M. Thomas, 1102 34th SL,
utkland, Cal., says:
' The merit of Doan's Kidney Pills
?as been tnoroughly proven to me
* fd consequently 1 have no hesita
i on in recommending them. About
two years ago 1 suffered from pains
in my back and 1 believe the trouble
caused by excessive running of
Jie sewing machine. As Doan'sKid
uey Pills have been used by a mern
of our family with the best of
:t Milts, I was advised to try them.
. I'cii to my gratification they proved
io be just what I required, driving
way my aches and pains and improv
lag my health. 1 have kept a supply
ii the house since then, knowing
.^d? they cai be relied upon to give
i-lief from kidney disorders.''
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
?vnu. Foster- Mil burn Co., Buffalo,
Ntw York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name ? Doan's ? and
.ake no other.
Mil
POINTER TO BUYERS OF WATCH
ES AND JEWEIRY.
If you want to buy a watch for
>???>. elf; if you want to buy a pres
ent for the birthday or a wedding of
v relative or a friend, (a piece of
..l^ste jewelry is always the very
.<st article ^or such purposes); or if
> u want to invest your savings in
-Jnmonds ? they are always worth the
R.onty ? remember that we GIVE
VALUE, DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR, to
our patrons, tnd we have the choic
' t and best selected stock of GOOD
T! i'NGS in *he North. Our line is
ccnrplete and our PRICES ARE
LIGHT. Try us once and always be
our customer
We are opticians. W?j test the
i yes and carry the goods they re
quire. We give free examinations,
u?d if you do not need our assistance
will not cost one cent to find it
out.
Our repair department acts prompt
'y ; our workmanship is the best, and
jur mottos are: "AS GOOD AS
NEW" and "SATISFACTION GUAR
VTEED."
J. IKUTA,
Jeweler and Optician.
Pi i fe i k If i i i i
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Society
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IIIIIIEIIIKRt
LUtle Mary Josephine McNamaru
vma born on June 5.
? ? ?
PaJph Royal Js hoair from the
v\ f shlngton "U" for a vacation vi
sit
? ? ?
Mrs, N. E. Black will be a passen
gw south on the Jefferson for a vi
-It in Seattle.
? ? ?
Mrs. G. O. Miller was a Klnj
Gocge Day guest of Mrs. E. J
u !t te. of Wbitehorse.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs A. C. Blanchard won
aslred to dine with Mr. and Mrs. H
F. Taylor on Sunday.
? ? ?
Mr. Lionel B rriman went south on
*ue State of California, and will
nirte his home in Vancouver.
? ? ?
Mrs. T. A King anl little son
I'cward, will leave on the Jefferson
for a visit ;n Eugene, (. regon.
? ? ?
Miss Iiftura Doerrer wi" go to Se
rt "e on the Jefferson for a visit
w'fc her parents during vacation.
? ? ?
On June 7, a little daughter wa*
lion to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Matko
vich. The little girl is named Helen
? ? ?
Mrs. C. H. Soheffler and Miss M
G. Hindshaw were guests at lunch- ;
<-on on Sunday with the Nurse:
Mi'Ia.
? ? ?
Mrs. M. T. Hoffman, a pioneer of
Skegway. is in town on her way to
'<3 j>rod, where she will engage in
tius'ness.
? ? ?
Or. Esther Pohl left for Fairbanks
Ft iday morning. Mrs. W C. Blanch
a,- accompanined her sister Dr. Pohl
to Whitehorse.
? ? ?
Mr. A. M. Wallick, Mr C. J. Dc
Sertsy and Mr. Harold Wallick were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. F
Tnylor on Tuesday.
? ? ?
Mrs. A. S. Smith came from Juneau
\, i'h the excursionists and remained
in Skagway until Monday the guest
of Mrs. X. E. Black.
? ? ?
Mrs. P- H. Gantv and Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Blanch.' rd were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Puckett, of White
he fe, on Kinj' George Day.
? ? ?
Miss Hazel Gould came north on
the Dolphin and will speed the sum
in r in Skagway, the guest of her
s-fter, Mrs. Fred Fickardtl
? ? ?
Mr. B. J. Maroney was a Pullen
House guest on his way to Dawson
vl-ere he will fill the position of
cYef clerk o G. B. Edwards.
? ? ?
Mr. and Mrs. Creoffrey Butler of
Summit, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Gecrge Dedman, the first of the weely
returning home on Wednesday.
? ? ?
Mrs. Minnie Bond, prominent in min
ing circles, is registered at the Fifth
Avenue Ho' el, and will >ave by firs'
bi>at for her home in Fairbanks.
? ? ?
On Saturday. Miss M. G. Hindshaw
entertained at tea for Mrs. Conway.
Mrs. Lowle. Miss Nellie Mills. Mrs
Britt and Mrs. C. H. Scheffler, of Ju
neau.
? ? ?
On Friday evening. Mrs. A. E.
K i.dell Mrs. F. W. Fickardt, Mrs.
J. F. Van de Wall and Mrs. A. C.
B'.inchard were guests at cards of
Mrs. P. H. Ganty.
? ? ?
Mrs. Susis De Norton, well known
'r. the early days of Skagway, was re
cently married to Mr. E. M. Taylor,
o i Fairbanks, where the happy cou
p'e will reside in the future.
? ? ?
J. C. F. McGriff, of Oakland, Cal.,
G. M. Lawrence, of San Francisco,
Ca'? J. G. Worth, of Portland, Ore..
a. ..-I Miss Marie Lutz, of Juneau, are
Vi h Avenue Hotel guests.
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Messrs. Strawbridge, Moreney and
Petty grove entertained at dinner on
Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wurz
bacher at the PullenHouse. Dinner
w?.i served in the east parlor.
? ? ?
Mrs. C. H. Scheffler, of Juneau,
visited with her uncle and aunt,
..'udge and Mrs. Martin Conway, dur
!rg the King George celebration and
returned home on the State of Cali
fornia.
? ? ?
Miss Hazel Van de Wall will leave
on the Jefferson for her home in
Gtindvlew, Wash. Miss Van de Wall
has been very popular in the social
"fo of Skagway and her many friends
rs/iet h?r departure.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barra .tr and
on Friday. Mrs. Barragnr and the
children will rtmain in Skagway ror
?i week or ten days, the guests of
" 'rs. Iterracnt" ? parents. Mr. and Ml*.
Sarauel Lind. Mr. llarratrar w. ; it to
Jaucau today to prepare a home for
his family and In the futne he will
fll" the posP'on of book-keeper for
Charles Goldstein, of that city.
? ? ?
A. a business meeting of the' I^ftl ?? ?<
Aid Society of the Methodist. chur< li
nesoay, Mrs. Mary A. Royal was eloe
tt d president of the society. A com
n- tec for work was appoint**!- Mrs.
E. J. Liddicoa.. Mrs. L. A. llarri?on
A. B. Townc and Mr*. T. A.
'-horthill. Th > members and friends
day.
? ? ?
On Friday evening Miss Genevieve
se Mildred Ward, Messrs. Snow.
? ? ?
a game in which King George and
sy Ryder for Whitehors* Mrs. 1 11
blanchard, and Mrs. F. \V. Fickardt
for Skagway. M iss Ryder is a new
did excellent work. Ms. Ganty made
hlgn score. l"?. and high average, 1 70.
? ? ?
Or Tuesday afternoon. John Clevo
Mnall peopk- for games and other a
G Miller, who served many tooth
L' ly Peterson, Elizabeth Madsen, VI*
v't.n Talbot. V'vian Phelps. Kathryn
Eier, Bertha Selmer, FYances Kenne
dy, Man- Jane Okit-u, Monissi*
am. Beatrice Olsen. Duncan McKay,
hir.g, Gonld Fickardt. Harold How
erton, Prosper Ganly, Fred I'lanohard,
(jsborn Selmti, Vincent Mnlvihill,
'ack Murphy, Eugene Murphy.
TOOK IBt
At a special meeting held in A. B.
Hall last igh4 Walter M. Cookson,
Assistant superintendent, division of
saiarier and allowances, Post Office
department. Washington, D. C.. and
Frank W. Smith, Post Office Inspec
tor, Philadelphia, Pa., were given a
ts:te of the "Trail 98*," that
tl<.? might compare it with the trip
e fi the Pass today on the railroad.
Each expressed himself, after the
ceremony, as being greatly honored
and pleased a* being Arctic Brothers,
enl that they had sampled the hard
si;ps endure-.l by the early pioneers.
After the meeting a lunch was
served by Hugo Ungefroren, which
was greatly re shed by those present,
an J especially by the new Arctic
Brothers who had work xl up a good
appetite by their journey over the
tra}l.
S'tssrs. Cookson and Smith left on
this morning's train 'or the inter
ic, and befoie they return to the
Stai.es, they w''" visit every town in
Alaska, and stated that they would
attend all Camps within the jnrisdir
t'en. with the exception of Discovery
and if they found that they had been
deprived of anything, they would re
t.irn and ask that it be given them.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Worship and *>rmon at 11 o'clock
* a. Subject of sermon, "Th? Snf
firing* of Chri#t and HI* Glory,"
of "acrcd Song. "Rock of A|*?,"
i Enf' ?h hymn, snd Near**
:-d "The Holy City" wH' br mint >f|
pit turpg. Between th* mnsloal pari*
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Sunday School. 12:30 p. nu.
A 1 arc cordially invited to attend.
HAJR TELL* CHARACTER.
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?M'n TrnrfMnt.
M*riy pr"pte IM( Mo?wV ?f
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1 1* n?t (trrfykj of i-har??-t#r. f*r fmn?? It
n>* <tlppn?1tKm ?f ih? ar?rtg* MM
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for th^ of *th?r? that t*? n?*
j fact* h .!ti?*lf A |?pm
Pfi( H?t>oiinin4. ?f P?rl? Fr*i?*?. fai
ftot n<*f*4 a r?hMt with |. ,tv4t- ,<T
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hnf r m *TTT? H I* ??**?* ?n tltv*
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frtr ?? Th# H? ,>!<?!?!? <",?? .
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Tb# Tab I* dK ot? rflniwr *t th?
i'utlra Homw hi b*tt/?r than "or
A'hy don't y*j?i try It Tmi ?r? ??!
cr-ro*.
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The Klosfit Petticoat
Is the only perfect fitting petticoat, cost no more
than ill-fitting, untidy one*
Heatherhloom Klosfit $2. 00
Black Taffeta Klosfit $6. 75
"Baby Bunting " JUST NEW!
Sun Bonnets 35c Shepherd Check
Pink, Blue, White and Tan * 1 nr\ i
In wool, 70c yard
' 7 West ?ver' Shepherd Check
allS For the Small Boy *
(black and white)
{ 'hambray\?'^< In French and
Rompers Home American Ging
"Don't make another ^amS, 25 and I5c
Buttonhole" ? Buy a yard
them already made _
vt * White Cross Bar and
at our Notion Count- . , r..
Striped Dim it v
cr. 20 and 25c a yard 2()t ,0 ?_c a Jard
L. A. HARRISON & CO.
Store Open Evenings :: Phone 55
The Skagway Pioneer Dairy
H. F. 8CEMAN, Prvp.
'The Sanitary Milk Ranch"
The largest and best conducted dairy In Alaska. -
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Daily Shipments of Pure Milk and Cream
To all point* on WMt* * Yotron Wowt*.
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B. M. BEHRENDS, Banker
Juneau, ? Alaska
OLDEST BANK IN ALASKA
Respectfully Solicit? Tlie Acconnte
of Skagway Firms And InrtirMuaJf'.
Best Meals
In The City
at the
NEW HOME
RESTAURANT
NOONDAY OCc
DINNER OO
Every thinff Clean ami
First Class
Fifth Avenue near Broadway
BEER
I here's Vigor and
Strength
in every drop
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