Xmas Goods
TTe hare a fine line of snlfahle fcift* in our Men's PttralUiligi
—1- .. - Department,
Silk Half Hose Neck Ties
Sweaters Handkerchiefs Etc.
HA.VD I\UNTED CHIN A CVT GLASS
ELECTRICAL GOODS COOK1XO GLASS
Onr line of CrocirlM nn<l IVrKhable* in complete.
Dates, pkg. and bulk Layer Figs
Candy Nuts
COME IX AND SAMPLE OI K V'RHT CAKE
Tt<Vinntng Mod.lay, 12th, More will he open tintil 0 p. m.
The Quality Store
C. W. ASK & SONS
ATTKNTIOX UrSlNESS MK\
AND BACHELORS
Why go home for luncheon when
you can Ret a bowj of soup, bread
and butter, tea. coffee or milk serv
ed to you in a Jiffy at the Golden
North cafe for 35*. Try It out to
morrow. any time between 12 ar.d 1
o'clock.
><>h;ht M.W El 1.1-S SKl.K
rrcsi 'H. \rlzona. Pee. IS.—Earl
Winton who is accused <rf havinc
mur^prod a |>ollcc®an in I'#s An
geles ami f>>r whota an officer had
bivn sen'. enemitted suicide thi*
afternoon to avoid arrest.
Winter
Schedule
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S.^S.^Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWA\. 7 P. M.25I
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
C onnecting at Vancouver^witli '<•; tu-ir.aljTrains J
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON. Agent. Skagwav. >--a
SubjtH,t to change w itlioir • ^
rirnnrARY; 1 is
\ 1*1111. 2
FOR
COM PAW
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Rr-ea<iwav - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY,
- WOR -
SEATTLE
AND
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA n>KTS
•» >IMKANK
\vi\ tku si mm 11
PEC. 1«; JAX. IT; FEB
l-Y>R RESERVATION'S .\\1> INFORMATION
APPLY TO
HIKSCHBERta.. AGENT SKAMVAY. ALASKA
Subject to change without Xntlcf.
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
UHKN Vol" THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. 4'OMPANY
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBKKT J. CKAGG, Agent noar- «« SUCVAT, AV&SKA
Schedule «nJ»Ject to change wfttiout notice
I CABAKKT DAWK WAS
lY>I,<>RFV!„ Tl'XKFl'Ii AFFAIR
Almost a hundred of the young
folks of Skagway boarded the Pet
erson last evening uid Journeyed to
i the neighboring city of Haines to
attend the Cabaret dance which »a«
given by the enlisted men of Fort
William 11. Seward.
The barracks buildlnR that was
formerly occupied by Headquarters
company of the 21st Infantry was
used to stage the affair and the
whole upper floor was devoted to
Us use The long room was decorat
ed with the National colors, ever
greens and red and Rreen tissue pa
per. which Rave It the appearance
of fairyland. The new electrfc light
plant supplied an abundance of light
and this, combined with the othet
decorations, supplied a color schem»
which would have done credit to a
city cabaret.
All around the room little booths
had been built with evergreens anc
in oach of them a tahte and chairs
were place for the convenience ol
the Ruests. Shortl> after the open
inR music started white robed wait
ers passed among the tables servinp
the Ruests with daintj refreshments
and did this with such a small de
lay that nearly everyone was served
at the same time. Programs were
furnished to all so that they might
know just what the nevt surprise:
would be Talent made i>*> of the
town people of Haines. >kagwa>
and the Fort ente-taino» oetween !
the dances and some of le num
bers were especially pood
The mimic for the occasion was
furnished h> the company hand un
der the leadership of Conductor
Swick and Ma. k < estener's orches
tra from Haines. And let us tell
von right here and now that it sure
was real music Dancinc "vas "tap
ped at two o'clock ami the Peterson
left for home sliorti* after. arriv
ing in Skagwaj at nil four o . loci;
with a very hapi* hut sleep, hunch
on hoard.
All credit is due to the untiring
efforts of Chaplain Father Mi-..than
of the Tort and to his corps of mil
ins assistants Tht.-e was pVnt> of
work to he done in preparat .in and
more In the cleaning up af'er the
dance.
All of the officers of tV p.<«' and
their families were preeent and did ^
all that they could to help make the
affair the great big. grand success
that It was. as d d all the eitmens
of Haines, and it is estimated lh»>
there were about two hundt-d ;:-id
fifty present.
TI»\\ \StTI V \R| M IMIV VT> n
I KOM \\TH>\\1 KOKKST>
The townsites of Tenakeo. Craip :
and Hyder will he eliminated fron
uary 1. !??;. sccordinc to i
nottneement made today hv (' T
Gardner, local fnrest supervisor .
This action, which is taken on thi
recommendation of the forest sen
ice. will permit the res dents i<
apply for patent to their holdincs
under the general townsite laws \t
J the present time the lot# arc i
loupied under a system of leases pro
' Tiding for the pavirent of a nominal
I uJinual rental
Tenakee is located on the easi
| side of Chichapof Island In ISl*
the forest service surveyed thi
townsite Into street, blocks and l"t>
and a short time later constructed
3660 feet of plank streets as aids
to the development of the town
It is now a thriving little community
with good houses, gardens, stores.
■ and a school. It has one of the best
' known *iot springs in Alaska
i Craig Is located on the west coasi
of Prince of Wales island It «.•>?
' founded by "Craig" Miller, who
built the l.indenberger cannery there
in 1912. and is no*- the center for
the entire west coast, having in ad
i d lion to the canneiy. a modern saw
mill, pood stores. «chool and docks
A number of years ago the fores:
servicc surveyed over 200 lots and
built 2.100 feet of planked street*
in the town Man> of these lots an
now occupied by residences and
business bulidings
Hyder. at the l.ead of Portland
' Canal, was named tor F. H. Hyder.
a mining engineer who examined
the Premier mine in 1915 The town
was started on the Lindenborg
homestead, hut proved inadequate in
site as the population has growr.
1 very rapidly In the last few years.
I To provide additional home build
ing space the forest service subdi
j vided a adjecent area Into 20S lots
| A good wagon road built by the 1
I territory and the fcrest service from
' Hyder into the Salmon Kiver mininc
country, a d, stance of 11 miles, it
proving of much value in develop
ing the town.
These three towns are now per-'
manent settlements and without {
double the resident will apply for
townslte patents and institute local
government.—Exchange.
i
j i uv prawn for
JAVVARY COVRT TERM
Juneau—The following frrand and
pot it Juries wore drawn tn the dis
trict court today for the term of
court to be held »l Ketchikan In
January:
Crand Jury
Milo Johnson, Charles Moore rat
rick l,oftus. Henry Hully, Ole Gun
dorson, A. R. Hanson. E. A. land
man, C. M. Coulter, of Wrantrell; J.
K Bender, C. H Tntiye, Martin Kil
dall of Petersburg; P. R. Rrown,
Kd. Porn. R. R. Spaeth, G K. Mad
d'ix. K. J. Copland. C. M. Van Mar
ter, John A. Anderson, A. C. Ames,
0. S. Cole, M. H. r»ust of Ketchi
kan; John refers, Albert LInd, of
Charcoal Point.
TVtil Jury
P. H. Gray. J. W. Greenslake. >
Cecil Thomns. XV. C. Waters. Albert
T ee. Fred Lynch, A. J. Kalktns of
Wrancell; J K Messer. V. J
Wripht. Ed»nrd Robinson, Elmer E
t'jipp Od n J Jensen, XV E Curtlss.
i J Colins, \V. H. Johnson. W. H
Wheat. Harry Piamond, Jack Cool
l M. Casey, H R Rrown, James
V arner. H \\ Berolkin, Jack Gray,
.'•nt- \ndi-sor, r P Nelson. Geo
! aton of Ketchikan: R. H. Plem
• infi. C H. Harrison of Charcoal
Mnt. Otto Johnson. T S Elsmore
11" lvtersburp.
The irrand jurors are to report on
,'am.ary lfi and the petit jurors on
1 I.KX \\ 1M. HOl.n
WW VK\H K\T R*l.1
The loos! lodge of the B. P. O K.
ill hold a New Year's Kvp Rail at
; eir lodge rooms in our fair city
idging from the dances that tl.*y
tve given in (hp |v»si this one bids
f s ir to eclipse any of the previous
■ Torts thai they have made, and
ie big time is assnred to all who
a tend Pon't forpet the date—Oe
ivmlier the 31st.
is n.i.
Carl l^ogun. who was arrested
Thursday evening by Prohibition
>• 'lforcement Director John H Mar
shall. and whose trial on a charge
of vii iatitig she Alaska bone dry law
was s i for today, was taken to St
Ann's hospital and Is reported to be
snlfei ■ g from a l^ghi touch of pneu
monin His trial was continued by
Judct 1-eFcvre until Saturday at 2
si \ I.ION \\ V1KS 1\
STKKKT AT IUV\U«
A lion crawled nr the beach,
wsdd d up the street* and climbed
nr o! the porch or a residence of
Brivviow one day last week, accord
ing t. word brought to town by xv
C H sinter, of the gas boat Confi
dence which is making the run to
the west coast. The occurrence
mark> the first time anything of the
sort has ever happened there
The natives who w-ere having a
hand ,-oncert at the time, claim that
the si>a lion was charmed by the
music The bay is full of herring,
as is usually the iase in the fall and
winter there, and the sea lions feed
on U m Oldtimers at Ray-view
claim that the animal was chased
out by black fish, many of which
have l«een seen in the ha> wentlj
OR. \OOI.PH 10RVV7.
MEniLxs to irsnuA
N>« York. Po I* —Dt Adolph
liorens. the famous Austrian physi
cian and surgeon who came to this
country to treat crippled children in
gratitude for the American relief to
Austria. has announced that in view
of the opposition from the medical
profcssior his professional activities
here wonid discontinue His free
clinic w:ll c!osc and he will return
home.
RWOtTS <HOOT CASHTKR
WO M\KK ESCAPK SAFK1.Y
Pear! l!u. •. Ky . r»ec. 2S —Three
bandit# who were endeavoring to
hold tip thi TirsT National Bank of
this cit> s!iot and killed the assist
ant cashier and bookkeeper and es
caped safeh It is not known as vet
how much money they secured, but
it is believed that they were glad
to escape with their lives
l*f»e« Cuml in 6 to 14 Oay*
Pruggtst* refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to core It chin*
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Pile*, and
you can get restful sleep after Crat •
application. 60 c.
We Wish You All
A Merry Christmas
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
All Star Cast
"The Luck of the Irish"
WEEKLY
BIG FEATURE COMING
"THE IDOL DANCER"
Admission, including war tax.—Adult*, 80<: children It#
FOR SAM
Ford tourinp Car—5 pasaenfrer. In
pood repair, having been overhauled
and repainted rrire $35»r- Apply
State of Ohio. Ctty or TpWJo,
l*cru Coortr. w
Frmnk J Cheney m*ke* oath that ba
t* aenlor partner of the firm ©f F. J.
Cheney ft Co . dolnc bu*ln«** In thf Cftr
o! Toledo. County and Pt*t* aftirmld.
and ths: *ald firm will nay the wxrm of
ON® HUWRE? TOLLAR* for e»rh
and every ca** of Catarrh thax ran not be
cured hy th* u*r o? HALL'S CATARRH
HTCPTCINE FRANK CHBNHT.
Pwom to before me and subscribed tu
m* presence, this day of I>cembet,
A. r> Iff* AW GL.BA0ON,
<9eaP Notary FobVe.
Hall'i Catarrh VMIrtoe t« tak«j t^
temany and arts throuirh th<» Flood on
the lfuceu* Surfacce of tht System *V>n4
for testimonial* free.
F J CKTVvv * CO . Toledo. O,
•old by all druinn»T* T*c
Bail's Family Fills for cnnsttpatfom.
riea ey hoi el
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EHfrtrioil Repair Work <>ti
Kl.ATlRONS
CARPET STOCEPERS
RANGES
rEROOUWRS
HEATERS
MOTORS
HOrSE .WTRIVG
Order* Taken for EtMrloul UochI*
Phone, 4; or leare order ai
Telephone Office
W. J. KEFFER
Itched Till
Almost
Crazy
*?or j*ar» tcr hai»d» wm ■ trrvwT raw.
VbrT itched a© barf I wm abrmat ei**r
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firwdlCIBmadroJBCTTl.rf Loal ail
N*w or n*r Viae cured ootil 1 *wt %
tirt bottle or D. DTd Rnotti »m ap
r-rai 1 fot a wiit. cat «*n>
nr* and will a'«-av* p-*(» D D. D
—ROBERT L HOiifKS. Iivskm. V*
Arrow irilHw frwo *ic tmeblr—«IM or
pr-nCT- ^ocii! iceectifate at on the merlti
of D. D a. TTr it todar. W« ruuutee Om
«r»t botaa. «Sc.Wea»dfej».
pop. |
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A Unique Record
Grateful testimony for Doa«'» K d
ney rills, published everywhere is
of it*elf convincing evidence of mer
it. Confirmed testimony forms Mill
stronper evidence. Tears apo, h cit
noti of this locality gratefully ao
kno*ledsed tbe benefit derived from
Doan's Kidney Pill* The statement
is now confirmed—"he proof mor"
convincing Cases of this kind ar»
plentiful in the work of P«an"s Kid
ney Puis—the record Is unique.
Mrs. Emma Wilkinson, HOT Main
SC. Orepon City, Ore . says: "I used
Dean's Kidney Pills for bark ard
kidney trouble and received relief
I belieTp Poan's are an excellent kid
ney remedy and am glad to endorse
and recommend them for the lastirg
relief that they pave me" (State
ment plven April 4. 1913.)
On April 10. Wi, Mrs Wiikir
son said "I pladiy confirm all 1
said In faror of Doan's Kidney Pills
Poan"i helped tbttn when I used
them and I know they are Just a*
pood as represented "
Price fff. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a klderv remedy —pot
Doaa'i Kidney Pill*—the same that
Mrs. Wilkinson had Foster-MH
bnrn Co, Mfra. flucalo. N, T.
KOTICE
When you want anything moved
Trunks, Bat pap* or anything «fo«.
Call np the John Williams. 0. S.
Transfer Co Also wood. 1« t»ch.
delivered. 14.SO, and coal, per ton.
Sftlirered, JiS,
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