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Suggestions
PICKLES—Sweet. Sour. Pills
OI.IVKS—tireen. Ripe, SlulVed.
SA1.AD t>RE.-Sl\<;—Mayonai.se, Tli ii-.m.I 1-liiml, Durkcea,
IVmk'r.
PIMEXTOKS — SAXmYllTlOI.A — PEAXCT Bl'TTER
SARIH.NKS — SCHIMMP — CRA11 — l.OHSTKR
\ K.\l. I.O.VK — DKVILKI) « IIICkEX AM) I1A.M
1.1M II TOMU'E — BOXKI) CHICKEN
CAVSED BEANS
CHKKSK—(>i I'Kdu Urick, I'iiiientoe. American, EU&born
BOILED HAM
SALTKI) I'KAN L'TS — FKKSI1 COOKIKS
NEW GOODS
J\M—1! lark berry ami Plum 3 for $1.00
|)KL MONTH BKISSEL Sl'ROl'TS SOf per can
9RVK CRISP 50c pkc
l'Al'l.'S JAM. All kinds 50c each
5 C. W. A S K & S O N S
New Home "«<»«««»
- and Lodgings
CHAS. PETKRSO.N, Proprietor
A comfortable homelike plate with excellent meals and (food room.«.
where ilie batrlln^ public will lind a cordial weiroiue.
COMPLETKI.Y RKMOi-'J I.Mil) AM) RKNOVATEl>
PRICES LOWEST—Fifth Ave.. Near BruuJ vay-:-SERVICE BEST
11 TWO STEAMERS FOR
j ALASKA TODAY
|
Seattle, June 1?.—Two Alaskan
steamers left this port this morning
for Southeastern and Southwestern
I Alaska. The Spokai.e left for South
eastern Alaska ports as far as Skag
way, and the Northwestern goes to
Juneau and westward ports. The
two hoats carried about four bund
le red passengers. About eighty of
" these were excursionists bound tor
k the interior on the Spokane. T. H.
I Ladd and Mrs. LaOd are bound for
« Skagway.
I PREMIERS TO
l! CONFER IN LONDON
Paris, June 17.—The political sit
uation in Europe will have been
gone over very carefully by Pre
miers Lloyd George and Poincalre,
tlie latter of whom left Paris for
London yesterday afternoon.
SHOOTING TOO GOOD
DECLARES CANON BLISS
Seattle, June 1".—Canon W. H.
Bliss, head of the White Cross, in
an address in this c'ity. touched up
on the peddlers of jarcotics, declar
ed that shooting was too good for
these criminals.
McCORMACK HEADS
WASHINGTON MASONS
COMMANDANT AND
FOUR SEAMEN RESCUED J
Los Angeles, June 17.—William
S. Miller, commandant of the sub
marine base, and tour seamen were
rescued today wher the navy launch
in which they were riding caught
fire and burned to the water's edge.
TWO WOMEN KILLED
IN AVTO ACCIDENT
Astoria, Ore., June 17.—Just asj
we are going to press a message
comes that Miss Billie West and
Mrs. Backstrom were killed in an
auto accident at tUs place.
TO WITHDRAW ALLIED
TROOPS FROM SIBERIA
Paris, June 17.—The allied troops
now stationed In I'pper Silesia will
be withdrawn withla the next week.
An aggregation of jolly Shrlners
is booked on the Princess Alice,
leaving Vancouver today. They will
take the Taku Arm excursion while
the Alice is in port, and leave for
i the south on the same boat. Prep
| arations are being made to show
ill em the special points of interest
on the trip.
JUST RECEIVED
SUMMER FELT HATS
EVERYBODY SEEMS TO THAVE SET THE STAMP OF APPROV
AL ON FELTS AND TWEEDS FOR LADIES
Outing Hats in Good Q F*
Quality Gabardine Od C
Boys' Baseball Caps in JAZZ Combination
FELT—JAZZ CROWN AND ANTI-GLARE TRANSPAR
ENT PEAK BOUND WITH FELT
65c
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
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| New Steamers New Service
C C ilCAf n n
\PAC\?XJ O.
1 Princess Louise \s Piinccss Alice
2 \\ i 11 Leave Skagwuy
EVERY FIVE DAYS
JI NK 13, -J-J. »> Jl l.V IS, 10, IT, "JO. 27, 31
.lKilST T, 10, IT, 31, -JS, :il SE1TKMHKR 7
1 . 7F0R 7
| Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
5 C'h«*ap Suiiinicr Touii>t KarrsSkuiju;iy to All Kastcrn Points,
«- ' Nutt ill KlliM't
2 Tickets and All Information From
e
[ L. H. JOHNSTON, Agent. Skagway, Alaska
c siuhji-ct to change without notice
. AIL1NCS FROM
Ql'KKN
Sit>KA\E
Qt'EEX
SI'OKANE
All steamers sail
• SUagwaj '
JINK 15
Jl'XE 32
.JINK 2!>
Jl'LY (I
Leave Sfalllp—1.«'
JI'.NE 10
JOE IT
JINK 21
Jl'LY 1
via Sitka ami leave
Skagway at (i p. »i.
Schedule subject to change without notice.
\V. J. MAN'AHAN, Agent.
Pacific Coastwtce Service
^admiral line
iH.F,ALEXANDER. PRESIDENT:
f ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
I WIIK.N YOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
£ Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1922
WHITE FLYER S. S. JEFFERSON
For SEATTLE, TACOMA ar.d Way Forts
MAY 15-20 Jl'.NE 12—-C JILY 10-21
ACGCST 7-21 SEPTEMBER 4-18
£ ' F. \Y. JOHNSON, Agent SKAGW'AY, ALASKA
£ | "» Schedule subject to change without notice.
Seattle, June 15.—James McCor
mack was elected Orand Master of
tue Washington State Lodge of Ma
sous. which also includes Alaska.
KIKMKK Si n CHASER
ON FIRE OFF FLORIDA
Key West. June 15.—The former
submarine chaser No. 205, now own
ed by Earnest T. Sulzer of Brook
lyn, was in flames off Sand Key.
TWO NEW YORKERS
Jl'Ml" from skyscrapers
New York, Juno 15.—Frank J.
Harry and John W. Easteiger, two
business men of this city, commit
ted suicide this afternoon by jump
ing from the tops of skyscrapers.
MINERS AND RAIL
VNIONS UNITE
Cincinnati, June 17.—The chiefs
of the miners and rail unions have
agreed today to held a meeting on
Tuesday night to discuss the ques
tion of a joint strike of the miners
and rail unions.
I GERMAN Y PAYS
I
-j MONTHLY INSTALLMENT
•>l
I
•>l P;;ris, June 17.—Germany paid
Xjthe regular monthly installment of
*£'the reparations of fifty million dol
i 1 lars gold.
Y|
Y Tourist, pushing Clark's ranch
Y "What a lat^e rhubarb patch! Does
he sell ail that to the people in this
town?"
T.'ainman—"He used to have
much left, but »ince prohibition
came he has sale for all of It for
t.-'aking home brew."
Tourist, standing near consulat?
•j. i at Whitehorse and viewing Stars and
XI Stripes—"How far must 1 go to get
onto Canadian soil? I want to know,
as I do not want to go from Amer
ican territory."
Conductor—"Stay right where you
are, madam, for you are on the only
American ground In this section."
Sweet Young Tourist, gazing into
Miles Canyon—"Are meu drowned
in tnere very ofteL?"
Brakeman—"Only once."
WIL DANCE SATURDAY
MASONS AND EASTERN STAR
White Pass Lodge No. 113 will
give a Masonic dance next Satur
; day night at their hall on Fourth
I avenue.
All Masons and their families and
! all Eastern Stars and their families
i are invited. Visiting members of the
| Masonic order and Eastern Star are
| extended a cordial invitation to at
tend.
Dancing at 8:30 o'clock, refresh
ments at 11 o'clock, 2t
The story-telling period given by
Miss Floris Clark in connection with
her library work Is meeting with
much favor among the youngsters.
The gatherings are on Tuesday af
ternoon and Friday afternoon. The
Tuesday hour is -or the younger
children, and the Friday for those
over seven years of age. The place
of meeting is the Social Ceuter.
Matthews went out with the
Louise bound for Seattle.
Ants> Divided Into Castes.
Fverv colony of ants Is divided Into
sharply defiiyd castes. The largest.
hs a rule, are the workers, which are
nearly the sire of the queen ant. but
which lack the wings. The largest ants
commonly act as policemen or de
fenders of the colony, ami In some
species their Jaws are sufficiently pow
erful to rrush set"'Is and the hard
parts of Insects. In some colonies
where the workers are not needed of
are found to he too expensive to rear
and maintain on account of their size
and appetites, they have been elim
inated. and the worker caste is repre
sented by the tiniest of the colony.
The queen ant may live from 12 to
IT years, and may produce offspring
up to the time of her death. Unllks
the queen bee, she Is not hostile to
her offspring, sod In some species the
queen daughters return to the ma
ternal colony after their marriage
flight and take an active part in In
creasing Its population. When a col
ony grows too large It may separate
Into several, the queens emigrating
singly und taking with them a small
company of workers who form the
nucleus of the new neat.
Champions the Homely Man.
Do homely men make best hus
bands?
The merits of the homely husband
were upheld by Judge Theodore J.
! Klchter, who has tied and untied hun
) dreds of matrimonial knots.
| The handsome man is more likely
to become a litigant in divorce pro
ceedings, not because his good looks
make him worse, but because they are
likely to make his wife Jealous, he
said. Her Jen lousy leads to mistrust.
"The handsome man who Is con
stantly nagged by a Jealous wife Anally
gets tired of protesting his Innocence.
He may think that as long as his fidel
ity Is questioned he might as well go
astray.
Judge Richter said that handsome
ness in a man Is often a handicap.
Good looks make him conceited and
cuuse him to attach too much Impor
tance lo the Incidentals of his person
ality rather than upon actual accom
plishment.—Detroit News.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS |
Wtn You HEAHS A MAN.
TALKIN' boot DE GOOD
Book Dome Failed.
KITS A SHO SIGN DE
DfcBIL AIM' FAILED
NONE WID HIM YIT.'
! Fifth Avenue Theater
I —:
I SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Marie Doro
I Midnight Gambols
A Strand Comedy
••THE WRONG DOPE"
Admission, including war tax,—Adult*, SO#; children 15#
i
MODERN SIGN WRITING
CLOTH WOOD METAL
SHOW CARDS AT LOWEST PRICES A SPECIALTY
SIGNS AS YOU WANT THE AND WHEN YOC WANT THEM
GET IN TOUCH WITH ME FOR PRICES
Vic Sparks
Taylor $ Dairy, Ltd.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
WHITEHORSE, Y. T.
we Specialize in
Imported British Woolen Goods
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
NEW ARRIVALS THIS MONTH
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTURE SOCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Manufacturers' Samples
of Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Prices.
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at *25 a suit. These are Extra
Good Value.
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 49.
Duily except Sunday
No. 1, N. Hound
1st Class
9:30 a.m. Leaves
11:55 a. m. "
1:30 p. ra. "
3:05 p. m. "
5:25 p. ra. Arrives
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Arrives 4:30 p.m.
3:00 p. m.
1:45 p. m.
11:50 a. m
9:20 a. m.
Leaves
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
Passengers must be at the depot in time to have Baggage In
spected. and checked. Inspection la stopped thirty minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Baggage will be checked free with each full fare
ticket, and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.