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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL AND ANNEX J
. Occidental Hotel Co., J. P. Olds, Mgr., European Plan
Headquarters for Miniug Men and Commercial Travelers T <
? | FRONT STREET Opposite Post Offlco Phone 1-1 1 i
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Your Business-WhyH"veSihtou!d-5 Reasons ;
INTEGRITY"?fairness in all dealings.
EFFICIENCY?the best of service.
QUALITY?Our goods are of highest standard.
PRICES?the lowest consistent with high quality goods.
EXPERIENCE?Our years of practical experience is your
guarantee that in our store your drug wants are cared for
in the most proficient manner.
BRITT'S PHARMACY
Received SinSer Sewing Machines
shipment of Boys' Sleds
Baby Cutters
Alfred Anderson Skis
Aluminum Roller Skates
thebef?H Hardware, furniture
everything <
m (and Plumbing
C W. YOUNG COMPANY |
FIRST TERRITORIAL BANK OF ALASKA
Douglas, Alaska
Every facility for banking. Foreign and domestic ex
change. Commercial accounts solicited. Interest allowed
on time deposits.
M. J. O'CONNOR, Pres. - - - A. E. GURR, Cashier
The Holiday Rush is Over and we Have Time to Give to
WATCH and CLOCK and JEWELRY
REPAIRING
PAUL BLOEDHORN
JEWELER, Douglas, Alaska.
THE HOME OF THE HOWARD WATCH
FURNITURE LINOLEUM I
P. H FOX'S - - Douglas, Alaska
If You Want the Real Thing in
TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING
SEE
M. J. O'Connor
A Perfect Fit or No Sale
NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED
M. J. O'CONNOR DOUGLAS J
SAVED I
money on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry
REPAIR WORK DONE
(
We manufacture our own Souvenir Jew
elry and submit you designs upon ap- i
plication.
MENDHAM'S
LTjULiiy ^ Established 1897
144 FRONT ST., TELEPHONE 266 - - ? JUNEAU. ALASKA
? i 7T7TV- . .
II I I ? II I I I I I It I I I I I I I I I n >
:: A. Benson?b!^s i i
' ' Stand at Wills' Grocery Store ' ' I
Phones <-9 or 3-8-5 ||
? ? ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED < . '
? I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ? I
;!
A. J. PALMER. M.D. !
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 18, Sans Soucl Bldg.
Douglas - ? Alaska
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??Ill I'I'I I I'M I 1 I I I I I I l-l-l-l-I-l-f
DR. H. VANCE "
Th? :: i
jj OSTEOPATH:;;
Rooms 5 and 6 Malony Bldg. .. ]
- ? Consultation and Examina- I'
Free. 1
Graduate American School of '
" Osteopathy, Klrksvllle, Mo. ?' '
Seven years' active practice.
Office hours, 9 to 12 m. 1 to 5 II 1
" p. m., or by appointment. ] [
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JOUGLAS ROOTERS TO
BE OUT IN FORCE
DOUGLAS. Jan. 17.?Douglas root
?rs will be out in force tonight at the
?oiler rink to witness the second of the
icries of basketball games between
:he Douglas and Juneau high school
:eams. The game will begin promptly
it 8 o'clock sharp. It is believed that
there will be a large attendance not
withstanding the cold weather.
The Douglas rooters have & lot of
new yells that are hoped will serve
to encouruge their men and cause ter
ror to the enemy.
Bob Schar will referee the contest.
Admission, children, 10 cents; adults,
25 cents.
COMPLETE CHANGE AT
LYRIC THEATRE SUNDAY
DOUGLAS, Jan. 17.?The following
is the Lyric's Sunday program:
"Blood Will Tell," an interesting
war drama, by the Kaybee Film Co.,
that will keep you stirred to a high
pitch all through.
"Power of Money," an Interesting
Solax drama.
"Pecos Pete in Search of a Wife," a
laughable comedy, full of fun. -? i
?*?
? +
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
? ?
DOUGLAS, Jan. 17.?The Spokane
is due to arrive from the South to
night.
The regular weekly show will bo
held at the Treadwell club tonight at
7:30 o'clock.
There will be a dance tonight at the
Star Temperance hall.
The next basketball game at Tread
well takes place Monday.
Emil Fisher has started up his pool
room, cigar stand and candy store on
Front street in the Hugh Day build
ing.
The Lansing is discharging oil at
Treadwell.
iiuucc.
B. R. Leivers is in charge of the Oil*
ligan (Iraying business, during the lat
tor's illness, and all business with that
firm should be conducted with him.?
l-17*t.f.
IN DOUGLAS CHURCHES
TOMORROW.
St Luke's Episcopal.
There will be services in St. Luke's
Episcopal church tomorrow morning
at 10:30 a. m., with sermon by the
Rev. G. E. Renisou. Subject, "The
Duty of Giving Thanks." Everyone is
cord Inly welcome.
* * *
Congregational Church.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. Evening
service at 7:30 o'clock, theme, "Jew
els." Special music; all are Invited.
? so t
Catholic Church. I
Mass at 8 a. m., aud 10 a. m. Eev- t
ning services at 7:45 o'clock.
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MARINE N0TE8
I
The Spokane expected at the Isl- '
and this afternoon will not get over s
here until midnight. Returning from (
Skagway, she will sail South Monday 1
morning early.
The Admiral Sampson will arrive 1
from the South tomorrow night.
The JefTerson will arrive from the (
South Monday.
The Princess Sophia will arrive '
from the South Tuesday night.
The Al-Ki will be due to arrive from
the South Wednesday.
The Northwestern will be due to
arrive from the South next Friday. s
The Mariposa will be due to arrive
from the Westward next Tuesday. 1
The Georgia was billed to sail for 1
Sitka on the arrival of the Spokane. '
ORPHEUM ATTRACTIONS.
???
"His Mothers' Hope," a beautiful do
mestic Edison drama, will open the I
show tonight at the Orpheum. All r
parents should see this picture. c
"Lord Browning and Cinderella," is \
i splendid picture play of a Cinderella r
up-to-date, just as pleasing and inter
esting as the original. The casts in
this presents Maurice Costello, Clara
Kimball, Young and Leah Balrd, all
stars of the Vitagraph company. f
"The Reward for Broncho Bill," is t
mother of this great .cowboy series
with Gilbert M. Anderson as "Broncho
Billy."
"Time Flies." an Essany comedy,
will close the show. s
I
Orpheum Sunday.
Sunday night's bill at the Orpheum
will open with the regular Pathe Week
ly with an especially good list of pic
tures of the World's events. d
"An Unsullied Shield," a superb Ed- v
Ison dramatic picture, strong In story e
and rich in detail, presents that star d
actor Marc McDermott In the leading e
role. o
"Model for St John," a Vitagraph
jrama. was selected as a special Sun
jay picture. A splendid play with
Roger Lytton, the strongest of the Vit
agraph dramatic actors, in the leading o
role. n
"The Cowboy and the Baby," Is one li
)f the best comedies shown for some ji
\
lme. Paul Panzer, the Pathe com
)any's beBt cowboy character, takes
he lead and the baby Is a close second,
rhls is good. Don't ffilss It
SPECIAL FERRY.
There will be aTspeclul ferry leaving
runeau at 7:15 sharp for the benefit
>f the rooters for the Juneau team, al
io carrying the team. Game Is to be
:alled about 8 o'clock in the Douglas
?Ink. This Is the second game of a
series arranged between the high
ichool teams of Juneau and Douglas.
k'ell-Leader Paul Thompson has train
ed the Juneau rooters to some new,
inearthly and clever yells. A big
urnout is promised.
ALASKAN HOTEL ARRIVAL8.
The following arrivals are registered
it the Alaskan Hotel:
William Maloney, J. Connors, Nome;
3. P. Watson, George Fredell, A. E.
larris, Seattle; P. Terry, Iditarod;
slugford, George E. Brown, Douglas.
COASTERS OUT IN FORCE.
?*?
Franklin street and part of lower
i'ront street was the scene of much
nerrlment last night, coasters being
tut In force. The prevailing rig used
vas the ever popular bobsled with
oom enough for a dozen or so.
? ? >
SPOKANE BRINGS FREIGHT.
The Spokane is bringing a heavy
reight cargo, there being over 300
ons for Douglas island alone.
TOM STEVENS ILL.
Tom Stevens who has been 111 for
ome time, was taken to St Ann's hos
>ltal yesterday for treatment.
DANCE WAS SUCCESS.
???
The dance given In Elks' hall Thurs
lay night by thalhiheau Athletic club
vas a success In every particular. Ev
irybody had a good time. These
lances are going to be popular as Is
ivldenced by the Increased numbers
iver those attending the first dance.
MOOSE GATHER AT CALL.
Juneau Lodge. No. 700, Loyal Order
>f Moose gave a basket social last
light in Odd Fellows' hall, which was
irgely attended. Those present on
Dyed themselves thoroughly and there
| was not a dull moment throughout the ?
j evening.
YOU NEED GOOD EYES
IN MODERN BUSINESS
We make eyesight good; re
lieve Btraln, and stop headaches.
Improve ypqr eyes and better
your health. You will do quick
er, more accurate work.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
Optometrist and Optician.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM AT
GRAND TONIGHT AND SUNDAY
? ?
"Fires of Conscience"?very inter
esting 2-reel Reliance feature. A story
of the big gambling scenes in the ear
ly days, and the result of afterwards.
It will keep you interested.
"The Birth of the Lotus Blossom"?
Very beautiful Thanhouser drama?
we'll face the trouble together.
"Scenes from the Balkan War"? -
very interesting events during the Bal
kan-Turkish war that have education
al value.
"The Emergency Waiter"?a comedy
that will please you all.
* +
PER30NAL MENTION
4 4.
Walter K. Zott who has been in the
States for the past six weeks, has re
turned from SL Louis as far as Seat
tle and expects to leave for Juneau
next week.
W. P. Mills, prominent merchant of
Sitka, left for the States on the last
trip of the Al-Ki.
J. E. Moulton will arrive from Ketch
ikan on the Spokane this evening.
MISS JOHNSON WILL
BE TAKEN SOUTH
Mrs. James York of Sumdum arrived
in Juneau with her sister, Miss Eve
lin Johnson, who is ill, and they will
leavo on the Spokane for the South.
Ab soon as Miss Johnson is comfort
ably established in the hospital Mrs.
York will return North again.
MANDAMUS FOR MARSHAL.
Last evening Judge R. W. Jennings
issued a premtory writ of manda
mus direoting^ Marshal H. L. Faulk
ner to execute the judgment of the
commissioner's court in the Price
homestead case wherein John C. Hyde
was adjudged to bo a trespasser.
REDFIELD'S APPEAL
SHOULD GET RESULTS
If Congress needs a prod, Secretary ?
Red 11 eld's appeal for safeguards to
Alaska navigation ought to result in
quick action.?Seattle Times.
The regular winter stage service
over Atlln lake did not begin this
year until this month on account of
the failure of the lake to freeze over
sooner.
* * *
Late operations on O'Donnell river,
Atlln district, have proved more than
successful. The outlook for the fu
ture is said to be good.
* * *
The ladles won a handicap bowling
contest at Skagway the other day.
Mrs. Ganty, with 206, made the high _
score. The highest score made by the
| men was 195 by W. C. Blanchard. 63
L? ' ?
Grand ^ " I
Clearance Tailor-made
Sale of all Suits, Coats
LwDresses, Skirts
J: odd pieces Evening !
; and Party UOWllS and
ii Om hi of Raincoats at
o odd Sweaters # 4
\ One-Third SntarPrire
I ? < *
**
NATURE'S BEST
are the only fruits and vegetables
used in our canned goods and pre
serves. Pickled where grown and,
fully ripened, they are at once put Into
cans and jars with all their goodness
retained. Try them If you want some
thing extra good for the table.
(GROCERY DEPT.)
O k
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/pi2(3UNERU,PiLASKR.
We Have Just Received a Shipment of?
HOWARD and iW-t-L..
Hamilton Watches
Let Us Show Them to You We Sell Them At Factory Prices.
T/m-'A NELSON & OSBORNE |
It Pays to be
Well Dressed
Chesterfield
Clothing
THE LEADER IN THE UNITED STATES FOR A STYLISH,
HAND-TAILORED GARMENT?BEST MATERIAL,
TRIMMING AND FINISH?
$25.00
TO
$30.00
THE HOLIDAY SHIPMENT IS HERE, GIVING A COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT OF FASHIONABLE CLOTHING TO SELECT FROM.
Keep Your CROSSET SHOES
Feet Dry Every pair Warranted. %?&****"
TI4C14I TR Mullcn &Tebcrt
? ? ?JLIi JT1 \J JD Seward Blk. front Street
W. A. Ferguson m. H. Kirjcpatmcx
Latest novelties in
The I3uffet
Hotel Cain Tobacco Jars
"nothing but the best" apl^ ripe racks
at BURFORD'S
side entrance
NEXT TO ELKS HALL
" ' ~ Well ventilated rooms and board at
Ben's bean counter counts 1000 beans the St. Goonje Houso. formerly the
a lick; 25c. Como and see It work. Simpson hospital. 10-3-tf
Furnished rooms for rent. Inquire Desk calendar pads for 1914, at Nel?
4 E. 6th st 12-4-tf. son's stationery store. 12-13-tf

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