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Have you teen the famoua
s'cV; CHISELS? 1
Moat carpentora in town now have them.
Th? only Improvement in chiaeU in a generation.
Modem factory Brand TAAI C
oo every boat ? v/"Lt3 jj
uAjIINlAU nAKuWAKt
& MACHINERY COMPANY
>
CARPETS
WE CLEAN CARPETS THOROUGHLY
Without injuring the Carpet; Wash them when necessary. Beating
carpets 10c pr. yd; washing carpets, 15c per yard.
A LASK A STEA M L A UNDR Y Inc.
Phone?15 J. H. KIN G, Mgr.
1-1-1 1 !? 1 -I--M- H--1--H I I I 1 I I I I I H I 1 I 1' H- I 1 I H-1 I I I II-1 1 I I I 1 l"i"l I I'
i OCCIDENTAL HOTEL AND ANNEX I
X Occidental Hotel Co., J. P. Olds, Mgr., European Plan y
T Headquarters for Mining Men and Commercial Travelers
+ FRONT STREET Opposite Post Office Phone 1-1 i
>11111 i-t-M-i H-H-1 1-1 1 I I I I i II II I M -M I M I M -I I-1 I 1 1 I-1-1 I II 1 I I'
Your Business- WhyH:v\sihtould-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 Sin?er Sewin? Machines
shipment of Boys' Sleds
Baby Cutters
Alfred Anderson Skis
Aluminum Roller Skates
the bestott flatware, Furniture
everything j 7
in ' (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
? ,
1 HOWARD. HAMILTON, WAL
THAM and ELGIN
WATCHES
Large Stock on Hand, At
FACTORY PRICES
SPECIAL
7-Jeweled Watch, Good Time
keeper?
ONLY $7.00
PAUL BLOEDHORN
Expert Repairing Douglas
If the boats stopped running for a month
All your needs could be supplied from
the Urge stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Fur
nishing Goods, Dry Goods, Etc.
? CARRIED BY I
M. J. O'CONNOR Douglas
Mrs J A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF MEN'S
KPfPIVPfl UNDERWEAR WHICH r L H *
IICIXIVCU WILL BK pLACED ON I ||| Kf fDC
Watch our window display | SALE MONDAY AT . . . VML 1 1
P. H FOX'S - - Douglas, Alaska
We Manufacture Jewelry
We make our own souvenir goods and sell direct to
the public, saving you a middleman's profit.
TAKE ADVANTAGE
of the large line of watches and diamonds we carry. Call
and get our prices and be convinced that this is the money
saving store for you.
MendhaM5^^
1 kj Established 1897
144 FRONT ST., TELEPHONE 266 - - - 'JUNEAU, ALASKA
|DOUGLAS PEOPLE
ANNOUNCE WEDDING
DOUGLAS, Feb. 14.?Announcement
is made today that Ulrlc D. Kilborn
and Mrs. Anna Fulkcrt, both of Doug
las, were united in marriage in the
Douglas Congregational parsonuga Jan.
30th. They expect to go down to the
States the latter part of February. Rev.
Owen Umstead performed the cere
mony.
ARTICLES FOR RACE
TO BE SIGNED TONIGHT
DOUGLAS. Feb. 14.?The articles
for the championship roller skating
race between Hubor Van Der Wyer,
of Douglas, and Ray Rohrabaugh, of
Juneau, will be signed tonight. The
, race is for the championship of Alas
ka which was won from Rohrabaugh by
Van Der Wyer at Juneau recently at
Jaxon's rink. The former said his de
feat was due to improper skates for
a small hall. Ho secured other skates,
and challenged his vanquisher for an
other match. It was accepted, and the
match that is now on resulted.
The race will take place Feb. 25th,
and be for 250 laps at the Douglas
roller rink. The distance is to be ten
| miles. *
EXTRA STRONG PROGRAM
LYRIC THEATRE SUNDAY
DOUGLAS, Fob, 14?The following
strong program at Lyric tomorrow:
"With the Mounted Police," a strong
interesting drama by tho Thanhouser.
"The Unknown Conceals," a two
i reel feature drama that is wonderful,
and will keep you on the edge. Ev
eryone should see this great film.
"Interrupted Elopement," a Majes
tic comedy, very funny.
The Lyric orchestra will play during
the intermissions.
+ *
' DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES j
l|
DOUGLAS, Feb. 14.?There was an
interesting Are meeting at the Tread
well lire hall laest nighL After the nec
essary busines was transacted four
reels of motion pictures wound up the
I meeting.
The regular weekly show will be
held at the Treadwell club tonight, at
7:30.
The swimming carnival that will be
the next big doings at Treadwell prom
ises to be qiute a big affair.
The funeral services of Elnoro Sam
uelson takes place today from the
home of the parents. Rev. Owen Um
stead will officiate.
Terry Gilllguu, who has been laid
up with sickness, is Improving.
J. S. Minkove, the popular hardware
man. has most of his stock moved in
to the Henson building where he will
carry on his business In the future.
His former store had become too
small for his business.
There will be a mask ball at the
Star Temperance hall tonight. Prizes
will bo awarded.
in douglas churches
tomorrow.
Congregational Church.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.. Evening
services at 7:45. Thome, "Long Lad
ders." object sermon. Special music,
all are invited.
? * *
St. Luke's Episcopal.
I There will be Communion in St.
Luke's Episcopal church tomorrow
morning at 10:30 a. m., with sormon
by the Rev. G. E.. Renison. Subject,
"What It Means to Repent." Everyone.
Is most cordially welcome. Sunday
School meets at 10 a. m. sharp.
* *
| personal m ention |
! ? I
* *
L. E. Buell, Alaska representative
of Armour and company, arrived on
the Northwestern this morning.
A. W. Quist who drew the plans for
the new concrete building to bo erect
ed by the Goldstein Improvement com
pany, arrived from the South on the
Northwestern this morning.
S. F. Brightwell, deputy marshal at
Cordova, is a passenger aboard the
Northwestern enroute home.
Fred Hamberg returned on the
Northwestern this morning after an
absence of several weeks visiting in
California cities.
William Ferguson, well known com
1 mercial man traveling out of Juneau,
returned on the Northwestern.
MisB Rose Kane, of Hoonah, is vis
iting in Juneau.
Paul Kabler returned from Tenakee
on the last trip of the Georgia.
Miss Vanda Coffee, a charming Ore
gon girl, is making her first visit to
Alaska and is accompanying Mrs. D.
F. Coombs to Fairbanks. They are
passengers on the Northwestern.
Miss Eva Montgomery, a pretty girl
from Belfast, Ireland, is making the
Journey to Fairbanks and is a passen
ger for Cordova aboard the North
western.
W. F. Gilmour, of Epsteyn, Gilmour
and company, leaves for the Westward
on the Northwestern tonight.
Rev. Father P. H. Turnell is return
ing to his home In Skngway on the
Northwestern tonight
J. F. Chamberlain and Oak Olson
will leave for the Westward on tho
Northwestern.
D. L. Ro3enfeld, a traveling man who
has been a guest of the Occidental
for several days leaves for Skagway
tonight.
WM. LEIVERS COMING BACK
William Leivers. of Juneau, who is
in England, writing to Wm. Martin of
this city, says he does not like Lon
don, and Is coming back to Alaska.
J mmi^
FOR SALE?Cheap, for cash, the
| Owl Cafe, 396 Front street. Long
lease, low rent, a money maker. Ap
ply on premises. 2-14-6t
BIG MASQUERADE FEB. 19
| Remember the big masquerade
' dance that will bo given by the Ju
; neau Athletic club Thursday evening,
Feb. 19th, at Elks' hall. It will be the
time of the year.
The Juneau Athletic club gives
' dances every Thursday evening. 2-4-tf
Grand Masquerade Ball
- JUNEAU ATHLETIC CLUB
Thursday, Feb. 19th, at Elks' Hall
FIFTEEN PRIZES
Spectators, 50 cents. Gentlemen in mask, $1.50;
Ladies in mask, 50 cents
Dancing Until One o'Clock
List of Prizes and Donors:
1. Ladies' Door Prize?Box fancy chocolates, by Juneau
Drug Company.
2. Gentleman's Door Prize?Pearl handle knife, by Gas
tineau Hardware Company.
3. Best Dressed Lady?Silk shirt waist, by B. M. Behr
ends Co.
5. Best Dressed Gentleman?$10 sweater, by H. J. Ray
mond Co.
4. Second Best Dressed Lady?Casserole, by the Juneau
Hardware Co.
6. Second Best Dressed Gentleman?Aluminum ball-bear
ing roller skates, by C. W. Young Co.
7. Best Sustained Lady Character?Lady's toilet set, by
Britt's Drug store.
8. Best Sustained Gentleman's Character?Meerschaum
pipe and case, by McCaul's cigar store.
9. Most Original Lady's Character?Fancy bottle perfume
by Milt Winn's Drug Store.
10. Gentleman's Most Original Character?Box Monopole
cigars, by George C. Burford.
11. Best Lady Waltzer?Large box candy, by Jackon's
candy store. .
12. Best Gentleman Waltzer?6-lb. fruit cake, by Lemke's.
13. Best Topsy Character?Hand-Painted sugar and cream
er, by Racket Store.
14. First Honorary Prize for Lady?Coffee percolator, by
Alaska Supply company.
15. Second Honorary Prize for Lady?Fancy box station
ery, by Jas. E. Barragar.
Get Your FISH,
4
Juneau Cold Storage Co. j
FRESH, SALT and FROZEN
EVERYTHING IN SEASON
PROMPT DELIVERY R
PHONE 26 Near City Dock
Fresh from the Southland
NEW CABBAGE, PARSNIPS, CARROTS, SWEET POTATOES, BRUS
SELS' SPROUTS, SPINACH, CAULIFLOWER, GREEN PEPPERS,
RHUBARB, CRANBERRIES, BANANAS.
"WE SELL GOOD GOODIES"
j Telephone 85 SANITARY GROCERY
Beer
5c. a
Glass =
_l,
LOUVRE
BAR
ALCARLSON, Prop.
J. D. Van Atta
304 FRONT STREET
(Near City Dock)
SPECIAL ATTENTION Given to
Hair
Cutting
Of All Styles
PUFF HAIR CUTTING
Our Specialty
W. A. Ferguson M. II. Kikkpatrick
The Buffet
Hotel Cain ;
NINE-YEAR-OLD BONDED |
WHISKEY
"nothing but the best"
side entrance !
next to elks hall
1
I ]
f PIANO TUNER ;
F GEORGE ANDERSON, Export ?
? and agent for pianos. Leave or- < ? !
t ders at Racket Store. Phono 281. ! ? [
r Anderson's Orchestra J \ ?
Lightning servlco at tho Stampede; ?
Iso your money'B worth. 2-12-tf ?
Empire ads for results.
EVERY DAY
A BIG DAY
We Bake Three Times Dally
Bread, Cakes, Pies,
Cakes to Order for
Special Occasions
Eureka Bakery
302 Franklin St. Phone 2122
;! Ill I I I 1 III I I Hi III III 1 1;;
The Place to Meet
the Old Alaskans
is at
: LOCKIE McKINNONS ::
Every Thing First Class
'?H M I I I I I"I"I-H"I-M"I"I I I M-H-"
I III I II I 1 I III I 1 I III III I 11
: The Arctic Pocket::
Billiard Parlors
Best Brands of
CIGARS, TOBACCO and ??
SMOKING ARTICLES !!
; HOUSEL and CLAY, Proprs.
The management reserves the ? >
? right to reject the patronage of ? ?
? any persons.
Ill 111 III I I I I I I 11 1 I I I I I I- '
Moving
Sale
7uneru,P&rskk.
Moving
Sale
MONDAY ONLY-?'
FA. TEN DOZEN FA.
5% II Ih $1-25, $1.50 and $1.75 (S || I"
vSUk PERCALE and WRAPPERS and HOUSE ^^B
\ J . ?' ES, ALL SIZES, AT 50c EACH
We will sell our entire
stock of
$18 and $20 ^JT[.45
Suits at ... . ip ? = I
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX J
immi? nun miium?w? mwmwui?

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