Crisco
I* absolutely alt vegetable—no stearine, animal
or vegetable. Is atlilol. . It |K>»r»o no taste nor
odor wave the delightful anil rharaetcrMic aroma
which tilentitles CKISCO, ami is siiKsestlvo of its
1 partly. J
SPECIAL
Oranges 3 doz. for $1.00
C. W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel..
K. \V. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROSS, y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
t'ARl ROSS OFFERS TOl'IUSTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
PLEASANT VACATION'
GOOD HINTING AND FISHING AT THE l>OOIi
MOTOR BOATS FURNISHED
S. S. Princess S. S. Princess
iIcanaoian/
ALICE ROYAL
WILL LEA VE SKA GWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 F. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-28. Aug. 4-11.18-25
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Pricce Rupert, Stattle
( »nnee.: ng at Vancouver with Fast CuUirni'.al Trains
Cheap Round Trip Fares to Fastern Points
In effect Julv 1st to August I jtli
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON. Agent, Skagway. Alaska
subject to change without notice
^v.
COMPAH]
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Office - Second aud Broadway - Phone 5
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
SEATTLE
and
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA TOUTS
>. t ITY or SKATTI.E
- Sit)K \NK
Jl'LY
At <;i ST .1
I OR RESERVATIONS AM> IMOUMATION
APPLY TO
C. o. HIRSC1LUERG,. AGEXT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Will \ YOU THINK ALASKA THINK AJ.ASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Forts
S. S. JKKFKHSOX AVGCST I - 11. - 2S
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. XonTinVKSTKKX AKJl'ST :t . 21.
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phone «« SKAGW'AY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
Dance Big Success
I A very successful dance was held
at Elks' hall, Wednesday night, un
der the auspices of the Skagway Al
pine Club, for the purpose of raising 1
j funds towards the building of the'
I bridge to Smugglers' cove.
Half way through the dance, a I
very attractive programme was put '
| on. That tallentcd trio: Messre1
Shatford, Rippou, and Gray, officers
of the S.S. Trincess ltoyal were
heartily appl.'uded for their indi
vidual efforts, and each one was'
called back for an encore.
The local talent Was as good as (
ever. Mr. and Mrs. Mux M. Smith l
rendered a very pleasing vocal duet;
I little Miss Waneda Smith, delighl
, ed the audience with apretty and
; well executed dance, and Mrs. Al.'
I Smith, .Miss Birdie Selmer and the
I "Professor" rendered selections on
! the Banjo, riano ud Violiu.
| The committee in charge wish to
i take t!iis opportunity of thanking
I the above artists for so kindly con
I tributiug their services, also the
, Misses Vivian Talbot, Verne Miller,
and Birdie Selmer, and Messrs Wil
bur Story, Canty, MacMillan and
Selmer, for providing the dance mu
sic, aud flic Klks' Lodge for furn
ishing the hall.
I A party from Skagway visited !
Haines this week and took in the
j sights and scenes in and about the
i Fort villain-. Those who made up
.'the party wore Mrs. Liddicoat, and
' her grand.iughter. Ktia lJicbter;
! Mrs. Walker, and her daughter; Kev.;
[ B. L Winterberger, and his son,]
| Ponald; II. P. Clark, nnd his brother \
j George Clark, from Wisconsin. Mr.;
Jud Matthews took the part> down
in bis launch on Monday night, and
( some of the people came hack with
ihiin and some returned on the Pet
erson on Wednesday,
Speaking of the trip. Hew Mr. I
Winterberger said <1 -t he and the
. Clurks managed to get out to see
I most of the berry '.elds, and visited
the points of interest in and about
' the town. The berries appear to he
j coming on slowly because of cloudy
1 weather. Mr. An way Has the larger
number of berries, but bis crop will
i bo small in comparison wiib other
year's, because of his small acreage.
' lie has not been setting many the
■ past three years, except a new quar
I ter acre which he set out this spring
I so that all bis plants are old. Mr.
, Stride has some new plants hut most
of his plants nru quite old. Mr uib
i hon. who hoit-lit out llolgale has ..
line new stand whicn he set out this
spring and Mr. Walton and .Mr Yer
lueire have good s'atuls. which will
begin to bear in another year. Mr
Vermeire is going into the berr; bus
iness on a large scale, and within -
or :: years, it looks as tho II.i :ies
1 would have about five acres more
{in berries than she now has. A boat
from Ketchikan made a special trip
to Dailies foY the purpose of ge;t:tig
berries and other farm product. The
boat secured 07 crates of berries,
though they wanted a hundred
I crates. They also wanted any oilier
j farm produce which could be secur
ed at Haines. It is expected ti.e
i boat will make regular trips the re
' mainder of the berry seasot; S'.ie
makes the run from Ketch k.in to
I Haines in 40 hours.
j The run of fish is very discour
aging to the cuniibrymeii and the
fishers Hut few fish are «onilnc in
and the canneries are lying idle
The boatmen are making mulling to
speak of All are looking for a run
1 later in the season, though it is re
| ported that the lakt-s and the upper
i streams are full of salmon. These
1 evidently eluded the nets in coming
! Things appear to he very quiet in
I the town and at thfe i'ost. The lack
of any niiuing operations up the r.v
| or comparable with that carried on
in former years at Clacier creek, and
1 1'orcupine makes things appear very
quiet In business. The Rainy Hoi
Local News Items
Miss Flabble, and Mis? Smith, who |
arc employed in the St. Annesfyiospi- j
tal. at Juneau, arc making the round
irip on tho Cilv of Seattle.
K Chester Koberts, of Haines and
Fort Seward was a recent arrival in
Skagway and returned to his home
on the Peterson. While in town Mr.
Roberts made arrangements for a
studio, which he experts to conduct
here in the near future.
Wm. lie Wolff, resident manager
of the Baker-Hanson Mining com- i
pnny, returned to Skagway on the
Princess Royal, after having spent
several weeks in the states in con-,
nection with the business of his mln- j
ing operations. Mr. De Wolff said
last night that he had no statement
to make about liis company's opera
tions at this time.
Two charming young daughters.
Misses, Lois Meyers and Neva Pierce!
of Berkeley. Calif., who have been ;
awaiting the arrival of the City of .
Seattle for the past ten days, will
he passengers south tomorrow even- \
ing. These, two young ladies have j
visited Atlin and other Interior
points of interest, and exjyess them
-olves highly of the wonders of the
Northland. When registering at the
Alaskan they said when time per
mits they will come again.
Capt. John Irving renewed old ac
quaintances in Skagway during the;
time the Princess Royal was in port.
Capt. Irving came to Skagway in "97.
and operated a line of boats on Atlin i
and interior lakes, he sold his fleet '
of boats to the White Pass & Yukon !
railway company. He is interested |
in some mining claims In the Atlin I
district.
Capt. Irving is now living in Vic-,
toria. He expects to visit Hyder be
fore returning to Victoria.
low mine Is working a small crew
«C men, but the bridge at Weils is
not finished, so 1 i111o through traffic
is being carried on.
The Masonic Club has moved the
house bought at the Ohilkoot can
nery and have it 011 the beach near
it- permanent location. "This prom
ises to he a very distinct addition
to the buildings in town when it is
finally put in condition.
>>km«.n Headers Ale Learning The
Way.
It's Uie little kidney ills—
The lame, weak or aching back—
The unnoticed urinary disor
ders—
That may lead to dropsy and
Bright's desease.
When the kidneys are weak.
Help them with Poan's kidnev
rills.
A remedy especially for weak kid
neys.
Poan's have beer, used in kidney
troubles for 00 years.
Kndorsed by 50.000 people—en
dorsed by citizens of this locality.
Mrs. S. K. Marsh. 1720 Lincoln
Si.. Hellingham. Wash., says: "I
used 10 he subject to kidney dis
orders and backache. At times 1
could hardly straighten up when 1
pot down, my back was so stiff and
!.. e A few of Poan's Kidney Pills
soon stopped that awful misery in
ni> hack and put my kidneys in good
working order. Of late years 1
have been free from this annoyance,
but Poan's Kidney Pills would be my
first consideration, if I ever had oc
casion to take a kidney medicine
again, for I know they have no
equal."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Marsh had. roster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Announcement
In view of ih«' fart that there lias been no
photographer in Skagway for several years, .the
management of The Post Studio, llaines, has de
eided to send an operator to Skagway for the pur
pose of taking portraits.
Appointments for sitting* may he made with
Mr. Oscar Stouter. .The operator will arrive in
Skagway on or ahonr September 1st, or as soon as
sufticient appointments have tieen made to justify
him coming. Appointments must l»e made in ad
vance.
Arrangement may he made for home sittings as
well as at the studio*
The Post Studio
Haines
Men s and
Young Mens
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We have just unpacked a shipment of new Snmniet llats an<l
Caps In the smartest models and colors.
In this assortment you'll And just (lie Hat or C«p in Stjlc and
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. rH55NE
Popular Picture palace
Saturday and Sunday
Paramount Pictures Presents
Teeth of the Tiyer
A Thrilling Detective Story
Admission, including war tax—Adults. >c: Children. 15c
Sutacrine for the Daily Alaskan
Boat Schedule
SOl'THBOl M)
Princess Royal leaves liere
7 o'clock tonight
City of Seattle leaves at 6
o'clock tomorrow night.
NORTHIU>t \!>
Jefferson left Seattle today
St'HKIU'l-ED TO SAM
Northwestern leaves Seattle
at T o'clock tonight.
UKIWRTMKNT OK THK INTKRIoR
I'nlKil Stntrs l.aml (Jffliv
Serial 04159
Juneau. Alaska, July 1921.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN* that
Albert Sara Chisel, of Haines, Ala
ka, who, on July T, 1921. made
Homestead entry No. 04159. for
Lots 2 and 3. Section 2G, west half,
northeast quarter, east half, north
west quarter, northwest quarter,
southeast quarter, northeast quar
ter, southwest quarter. Section
35, Township 2S South. Range
55 East, Copper River Merid
ian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make final three-year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before R M. Odell. notary
public, at Haines. Alaska, on the
20th day of August, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joe Voelkl, of Haines, Alaska.
Sam 'Whitaker. of Wells, Alaska.
C. A. Lindholm, of Haines. Alas
ka.
"Willie Anderson, of Haines, Alas
ka.
FRANK A. BOYLE,
Register.
First Publication, July 14th.
Last Publication, Aug. 16th.
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at Keller's summer
Von in like a mistake
If yon do not Mop at
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Electric Light*
Itooms Single or rn Suite
llalhs on ea'-h lliwir
Famous for it* Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream. Coltai^* fliocc
and Buttermilk front our nun
dairy, Fresh eggs, rtr.
Hates S;1.00 Per Hay ami l"p
Well Lighted, Large Sample
liooms for Traveling Men
H. S. PULLEN, Prop.
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NOTARY
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GEO. R DHUMAN
Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY, ALASKA
REGULAR MEALS THE REST IX THE CITY
SERVED EVERY DAY IX THE YEAR
CO All Daylight Rooms. IB Rooms with Private Rath
.. . .Only hotel in Skagwav with Hot and Cold running water.
Large Office and Parlor American era Etrcfeet, Plan