PAY THE CHARGES
MM, VIM! IT IS HEKE.
The w?r is over and ouce more
w» can get sonie of the delicious
feiuut Brittle which "tastes Hka
mure." liet it iu °uy <iuanlity at
Kellers'.
H't Clam or Red Snapper Broth j
XD9R' a go j * driu k these cold' days. |
KblUis ure serving them. tf.
t'OUOH i>UOPS, Admin- j
latar-a i>» sugar. ac\s almost In- (
stani!" TD« prescription ol
iu •uiiuent physician. Keller
jiif 'lhe sao-Toj Drug Store
THEY ««> WILD, SIMl'LY WILD
Ovar tae delicious RAW Olympia |
Oyster Cocktails we are now serv
ing at our Luncheonette There is
nothinr better for a light luncheon
after skating or an evening at the
movies. We are also serving our
delicious ice cream at our Foun- j
tain. Keller Bros.
liovo? i i*i' F» " o.
•Iho
SADDER
>nd ail
Diechi^es in
S
Each ?»p>»iile be*r» *i»
(mioy)
COuaicr/ciU. V y
TRAPPERSi
A trial ahipmen: will convince yno .
th it v.-i* p».v tnc higheft pncf*. \Se '
' nS$r£Z%. f HisVih NO
JCl.MMIr-SIOX. WRUtSTO
r\Y FOR OlfR NEW. I P !
TO THE M1NUTB, 1 RAP
PERS Gl IDE. N.>, Catutosol
Trancn' Supplies Pncc L:it
\ N#rthwestem Hide 4 Fur Ca.
tit 1133
MauMiii. Mir i
GUTiCURA HEALS
SCALE ON HEAD
Of Two Months Old Sister.
Sore, Red and Would Burn,
Was Disfigured,
*'My little siste r had a scale on her
head when she was two months old.
J4C4 scalp VtfS suit*, uuu
often red. It would burn
and she would reach up
and try to scratch, so that
her head was disfigured.
She could not sleep.
tf1 / ' i nenmomeruseuv.u
ticuraSoapand Ointment.
The eruption began to get better, and
she used one cake of Cuticura Soap
and one box of Cuticura Ointment
when my sister was healed."
(Signed) Miss A. Ederer, 1247
Mississippi Ave., Portland, Ore.,
July 24, 1918.
Cuticura For Toilet Uses
Use Cuticura Soap for toilet pur
poses, assisted by touches of Cuti
cura Ointment as needed. By using
these delicate, fragrant, super-creamy
emollients for ali toilet purposes you
may prevent maiy skin and scalp
troubles becoming serious. Cuticura
Talcum is indispensable for every
toilet table.
Sample Btch Pre* by Address post-card:
"Cai-cur*. D«pi E. Boetoo " Sold everywhere.
Soap Hoc Ointment 'J5 end 50c. Talcum £>c.
Pitcher CHIT Hill, property of Phil
adelphia Alh»e*i« >. now in the Nation
al ariuy. v% ill U permitted to pitch for
ilte Fort Worth club of the Texas
lengue -So loiiij as lie (Joes not leave
Knr. Worth.
THE RECALL.
Do you favor
the Idea of the
recall for judges?
I do. If I had
had my way there
wouldn't have
been any In the
Irst place.
'nCfCTlhe for the Dally Alaskan.
Skyway's Social Weel<
I
MARCH
Hey, alder, hang thy tassela o"1
Til's blue and ©old«n morn;
And willow, show; tfcjs pilver
plush,
Wild gr;lI«e, thy scarlet thorn!
And vqlv-'. moea about tho trees,1
Lift everp russet ouip;
The dew is coming down this way.
With pearls to fttl thean up. j
And birds, why tarry bo a-South? |
Spent is the bitter rain!
With messages of love and) che .ir/
Come North, coma North again, j
—Ella Hi«ginaon. |
Now tha' the wave of hypnotic j
fear that has held a portion of ;
Skagway's population in thraldom,
liag subside! and people and things
hav© ag^in assumed' nearly their!
normal condition, tli© social hap- j
peniugs which were, defunct during
that period will appear once more in
the columns Of this paptr- Letj
us all hope that the njext epidemic j
will be one of health, and whyj
should not health be ag contagious,
and infectious as disease ? Let the I
next euidemic he on® ofi health and i1
joy. J
J. P. Whiting wa8 a visitor in,
town this week from his mines near
Whitehorse. Mr. Whitney oame o
ver on business connected, with his
mining interests.
o—o—b
Jnd^e K. A. Rasniusen, Mrs. RflS" (
musen and their two chaldron,
Maude and Elmer, were passengers
south *o Seattle, where-they go for
business and recreation.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wrong of At
1 & aie in town fioin A-Mn, l,md
will remain In detention until the
first shin coi»g south, when they
will leave for Vancouver B. C.
0—%—o
Mr. ond Mrs. P. J. Fly an re
turned on the Princess Mary from a
business trio to Tacoma. Mr. and
Mrs. Plyna look a» If soma pleasure
had been a part of their reward for
theiir Journey.
n—o—n
Tlio £reen houses of H. D. Clark
aro full of good things, and let
tuce w'U soon be in the market.
Mr. (.lark will hare a great var
iety of plants and! eatables for sale
in due time.
o—o —»
C. O. Wolker's new green house
is in full blast and ma'keg a pret
ty nicture in the dark, as Mr- Walk
er has several large lamps helping
the? Tiant:; along by diffusing
enough li'-'h" to counterfeit the day
light.
0—0—0
Mr. aiif* , Mrs. Loui^ Crspeau,
who h'id charge of the hom^ of
their uncle and aunt, Mr- and Mrs.
P. J. Flynn, during their visit to
Let Your KODAK
Keep Your Family History
So that in the days to come your Kodak Album
Will Tell It All. Today your Kodak Album
means History, and more than ever it is impor
tant that it be authentic history—that every neg
ative bear a date. Let Kodak keep the dates.
- Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Eastman Kodak agents for Skagway
Tacoina, are again at homo nd ba
jinnias: to lc>ok around at the laprtaK
jrdeninjf. / - ,
U- »U' 0**^—
Mr. an* Mrs. Jack Blade and
their two children arrived orut from
A-tlin on Friday) and( will ^leave as
soon, aa tlie tin® of detention has
jxpired, for Vancouver, B. C.,
where Mrs. Black will undergo oed
ioail 'reatment.
0—0—0
Mis A. A, Ashton, mother of Misa
\$hton, teacher in Discovery, ar*
rivod on the PrlJiiCCeg) Mary, and 1
H'ter remaining in detention the
required time Bhe left for her dea
iinatiun in the Atlin distrJet. Mrs.
^hton went out some time ago, amdl
risited with friends and relative? in
Prions coas* cities.
11 u—u
Mrs. Patricia Emmons, of Seattle,
;anie north on one of the recent
boats an,j has accepted a position
it the I'uIIon House. Mrs Emmons
li'.s hf<d' much experience a
Sirst clas cook and is proving lier
-eputrtion in that Ilino.
o—o—o
Miss Hauna, matron of the At
in hospital, arrived, from the inter
or on Frida > and went into quar~
intine preparatory to going pouth
}y next boat. Miss H-^nna Is ao
jompauyin^, Mrs. X Black, who goea
wu'h for medical treatment.
0—0—0
Mr. an! Mrs. B. F. BoyQcer have
a ken a lease on the Shaw cottage
>n Fouith' avenue and are now Hv
ng there.
it is iho intention of this young
iouidIe, to continue the growing of
Sowers for which this little place
s noted.
0—0—0
Mr. ai.d Mrs. Robert Bville have
;ommence<1 work on the lawn of
Iheir uretty cottage home On the
jorner of Eighth auenue andl Broad
way .and, knowing how Mr. Bville
kept the Iswn in dayg gone l>y, we
sxpect to gee it bloseom with its
aldtime beauty.
o—o—0 —
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen received
by one o* the recent mails,
two Garm"i( helmets, one an officer'
and one 'ha' h.ad done much, aar
vioe. Alon^ with the helmets
cam« o li'tle tray that had been
sent along as a, small souvenir of
her son, Cactaiu Royal R. Pullen's
adventures with thie Hung.
»—"-7-V
Liouel Talbot, of th« W. P. and
Y, K. rail force, returned, on the
Princess Mary from an extended vis
it iu Tacom-i with Mrs. Talibot and
their daughter, Misq Vivian, Tal
bot. Mr. Talbot rejx>rta a good
time and has gon0 baching £a the
Talbot home on Twielth avenwe
and Main street. Mrs. Talbot and'
Miss Vivian will return when the
school vpar closes iu Tacoma.
o—O—0
E. H. Owen came north ou the
Princess Mary and will make his
headquarters in "Whitehorpe for the
summer >>ni1 will fill the position as
engineer or. the Dawson, one of the
W. P. anil Y. R. river boats. Mrs.
Owen, who has been matron at the
W. P. and Y. R. hospital for sev
eral montns will, with her little
son Richard, join Air- Owe® as
soon as Dossible. Mrs. Or«a is
the daughter of Mr. and Mnt R.
G. Henry of Skagway.
a—o—n
The first Skagway volunteer was
William Rov Mulvihill, pon of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. MtiUvihill. After
two years of service Mr. Mulvi"
hill teturued home, and' was mus
tored out at Camp Lewis on March
221st, and now proudly shows hia
b'klge of honorable discharge. Mr
Mulvihill returned home on the
Princess Mary, and with him came
a fair younv bride. Mrs. Mlulvi
hill was Mist Violetto Hayesj daugh
ter o' Mrs. Abbio Hayeg of Seat
He. The young peottfo wera lovers
•luring their school daya wIhhb they
were attending the paanjei flchool
In. Seattle, where young Mulvi
hill went from Skagway, and their
love did not wane during tU© sep
aration. Mr. Miudlvlhill mua
tfired out on the 21gt of March and
the wedding took plac© two days
later. Th,» marriage was a very
quiiet affaii as there was little tiane
for preparation?, the young coup
la being anxious to leave for the
north where the groom, had a
position offered him with tha W.
P. and Y. R. Mr. and Mrs. Mulvl
hill are for the present visiting
with their parents, but like sensi
ble young people they are in search
of a suitable dwelling when0 they
can enjoy all the trials that beset
the newly weds in their first ef
forts at Housekeeping-. Roy or
Bill ea he is sometimes called1 has
gone to worlr, and with his usual
Optimism says, " I shall succeed."
And We all know that he will.
lMr». W. C. Wright came north,
on. the Priscces Mary to join Mr.
Wright, wtic cajole a little earlier
in the season. They are at home
to their friends, for the present
in the residence of Mrs. Hazel G.
Kirmse, a' the foot of Fifth Av
eniue. In the midlwinter setson,
Mrs. Wrigh.', , then Mlsg A. G.
jtothers, l«f* Alaska for San Fr^n*
oisco, where she was joined by Mr.
Wri|gh', whj nad proceeded her to
Qaliforula and wag at ILong B;ach
for a pleasuring. Misg Stothers
and Mr. Wright, under tne patron
age of. Mrs. Hazel Q. Kirmse, mo
tored to Loc Angelejj where a quiet
wedding united the young couple.
From Los Angeles they Went to
Pasadena and rented) a bungalow
and Here, with Mrs- Kirmse, a
vorjj delightlul season wag passed
in motoring about the bea^iful sub
urban cities thai make ud a part
of .^rea'er Los Angeles. Many oth
er places of interest were visited,
a>n£f th° happy ho<urs flew on uaitil
the groom was oblidged to come
north ngain to attend to business
affairs. Mrs. Wright did no', come
until the arrival of the Princess
Alary on Wednesday. Mr. Wright
and hi» bride are very will kaown
In fie North. Mrs. Wright has
filled ninny positions of trust in
andf ground Sfcagway. Shu ha8
been weighed in the badaance and
never foun<? wanting, for with} rape
tact and ability she hag met every
problem that confronted her and
solved it o th,Q satisfaction of all
concerned. By her marriage the
White Pass and) Yuilcon Route rail
road loses a very valuable helper.
Billie Wri'ht ha# psaed nearly all
nig llife in Skagway. As a young
lad1 he entered tihe employ of H.
It. Kinase, and by hard work and
close ntten'ion to every business de
tail he Wi's well fitted to assume
the management of this extensivi
concern at the passing of Mr. Kirm
se. v Mr. Wright is still tne trusted
and) faithful "right hand man" in
Mrs, Kir macs', businenn affairs. Mr
and Mrs. Wright will, on. the ar
rival o" Mrs Kirmse, find suitable
quarters t'oi housakeepiag and set'
tie down to the good life in th<
Northlgnd.
0—0—0
FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER 9
nothing will taste better than Kel
Ier Brothers' Fresh Pure Ice Cream
Only one place to get it—Keller!
BAYER-TABLETS OF ASPIRIN:
Pocket Boxes of 12
Bottles of 24 and 100
BAYER-CAPSULES OF ASPIRIN*
. Sealed Boxes of 12 and 24 *
r BACK1CHE 1
Limber Up With Psnatratfng
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
A harmless and effective prepare*
tion to relieve the pains of Rheuma
tism. Sciatica, Lame Back and Lum
oago is Hamlin's Wizard Oil. It pen
etrates quicklv, drives out soreness,
ind limbers up stiff aching joints and
muscles.
You have no idea how useful it
will be tound in cases ot every day
ailment 01 mishap, when there is
need ot an immediate healing, anti
septic application, as in cases of
sprains. bruises, cuts, burns, bites
and stings
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? lust try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed. '
LEWE ORDERS AND PAY
BILLS AT THE GATEWAY
CIGAR STORE
Orders for Auto Service and all
kinds , ! trucking and hauling may
be lelt at the Gateway Cigar Store
&a well as at tlLe hou&3
aji<i Martin Itjea will attend to the
order promptly. Biflls owing Mr.
Itjen may also be paid ther
as well as at the house and a
receipt will be glvtn; Tiilg will
bg a convlence to you aa It will
gave you a trip to Mr. Itjan'B
home 3-20 6t
Plies Cured In 0 vo 14 D»y»
Druggist# refund moeey If PAZO
OINTMENT' falls to eur* Itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Pile*
Firet application glrei relief. 50c.
THE PEOPLE ALL
fn Cliorua Cried, Give Vi ><'ewbra>»
Ilcrptclde. *•
This Word of late haa been In every*
one's mouth, and many are wonderlnj
what the word signifies, though no one
has y t been found, who will deny that
XICWPRO'S IinRPICIDE does the worn.
Well, for the Information of thousands of
people who like to know all about a good
thitii, wo would say that HERPIC1DE
mean.". a dertroyer or killer of "Herpes,"
Vow "Heroes" Is the family name of a
disease caused by various vegetable par
asites. A similar microbe causes dan
druff. Itching scalp, and falling hair; this
!s the microbe that NEWBRO'S HERPI
CIDE promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows. Sold by leading druggists.
Seiu 10c. In stamps for sample to The
Herplclde Co.. Detroit. Mich.
One Dollar ttottlp, guaranteed.
A* al' Prne Stnr*««. Adr.
©Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet* every second and
fourth Tuesday ereniDg
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlslt
Ug brother* cordially welcome.
L. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
James L. Stewart, Arctic Recorder.
F. & A. M.
White P«ss L«lse P. ft
A. M. No. 113, meets 2d
ajid 4th ga^urdav evenings
of each month. Vlsittoj
Brethren are welcome.
WILLIAM E. FEERO, W. M.
i T. j. STANDISH, Secretary.
B. • P. O. ELKS
Bk&gwJij Lodg«
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. meeta erery
Thursday at 8:80
1. m, Vlaltlag
brothers coraiauy welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
r. J YMJDEWALL, 8«r«tMy.
Pioiieeri of Igloo, No. 12»
, meet Id A. B. Hull first Maud* IK
<jvery mont M 8:80 ffc n.
Visiting Erotjieni <x>rtU*U| ®el*!
1 ^ M*
CHA3. BROCKMILLER, Pr«f.
J, C. PHELPS, 6#cy.
Fraternal Ordec
E«»lee—
Skogway Aerie,
No. 35, Frtvter
nAl Order of
E« meet th« first and third
\V«-dne«dny njght of each month at
th«sir ball on Fifth Avenue. VUlt
1d« brothers cordially Invited to
atteud
M. E. Rogers, W. P. ,
J. M. Qriesbach, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L. S. KELLER
Dcattrt !
Mom Modtora M (AboOi
Office Ho urn: 9-11 ft. m. 141 |>. Mi
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SKAUWAX ALASKA
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