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is the best ever 85c per pound
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The highest grade tea marketed
and a full line of bulk teas at
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vou d< not stoo at
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Rooms Sing'e or en Suite
Baths cn each floor
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Fresh Eggs, etc
R\;es 53.00 Per Day and Up
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Princess Alice
June 17
July 1 15 29
Princen Mary
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July 8 22
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Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
O »SN K<TlN\i AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
T;cki:ts To All Points East
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SAILINGS FROM SRAGWAY
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SEATTLE
CiTY OF SEATTLE JULY 7
S. S. SPOKANE JULY 13
Direct cDnscajrjj for Tacoma, Vancouver,
and Victoria
for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
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For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFfERSON, July 15 27
FOR SEWARD AND WESTWARD
S. S. NORTHWESTERN JULY 12
F.J. SHAVv Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY '
Popular picture palace Tue^^ay
METRO PICTURE CORPORATION PRESENTS
FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
AND
BEVERLY BAYNE
The Brass Check
"Their Love Lesson"
COMEDY
GRAPHIC NEWS
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
[Sunday School Pic
: nic Next Saturday
X*xt Saturday the TVsbyterlaU |
buu^lay School will give their au
| nual p'crlc.
This w'U taie P1"1** at Sc,10if"
f,.rs Vark.
AU 're welcome and everyone i»
r- jiKsted to bright the*r lunoh.
Coffee w'll siuppi'ed t>y th«
Sunday school children
The tionjeker8 will Hart from
l>i» Pn'&b/t-^aii Social Cwitcr on
Fifth avennn. at two o'clock 'n the
aXt«r.vi'ja and conveyances will be
fr.rnislied for tho«e wiho care t.. rWe
PIONEERS OF ALASKA NOTICE
Tin re *11' be a meeting f Igloo
Number 19 Pioneers of Alaska to
night nt eisM o"clock at A. B. Hall
AU member3 are requested to be
present as important business wi
ccuie nefor® the meeting.
By crdpr of
John Grashall
• A bevy .>f youth and beauty trave
ling together on the City 0f Sea'tl0
paH »he Alaskan an interesting,
call today and looked the pla/nt.
over and expressed t-hem"elvea I
£avor of the northland where so
many modern machines and method3
are employed This because «o m&i}
people the states thiujc Alaska a
far r way and undeveloped couutry. ,
The Miss0s Florence and Alic^
Faitoute of San Franc'sco and Miss
Sophia Lock and Miss Harriet J Ion
denhail of Seattle are the quartet1©
who struck us a fast friendship on
ooard ho Seattle.
Especially of interest to tlie'e1
young '.-.dies were the advertisements
of the tbrte young Georg'a'gfrls
who are s0pking new homes.
Dr. and Mrs. A. J. I^nch of j
Saskatoon, with the'i- infant i
son Peter are round tr'ppcrs onj
fie Pr'ncve83 Mhry. Peter 's onlyil
elev'.i week* old and is known as
the "Pride of the Prince" Mary
for I'.v Vs winning ways he has won
the heart8 of all the tour<sts.
Dr. and Mrs. Lynch took the trip
to the summit today on, the Buda
wif. a special party under lhc>
chaperonage of Superintendent Hahn
of tn« \V. P. and. Y. Route.
M's-S Con'tance Kelly of New'York
c'ty is olio of the tour'sts who are
i'oi-ik'm; the ronind trip on thq
Princess Mary.
Mi*s Kelly is a reporter on one of
(fh1, b1? New York daiUe3 and liny
sp^c'alty is getting interviews with
prcm x.ent people.
TJie Alaskan acknowledges a plea
sant call from tit's talented young
lady.
Miss Viola M. Bell of Chicas
left th'» morning for a tr'p'to
Fa'rt>ariks and inte^Or points.
Miss nell will go out by way ot
Cordova.
M'ss Nan Frazier one of Port
land= popular pharmacist8 is a
round tripper on t.h« Seattle and is
enjoying her vacation 'n Alaska.
Mrs. j. a. FVaser and her dau
SW^r -were pas®cnger» north' on the
Prbci'S* Mary and left for their
hcme'nAtlin.
CHICKEN DINNER ON SUNDAY
Will be served from 6 to 7
o'clock at the Golden Nortb
Cafe. Price $1.00.
Go to Keller8 for your Ice Cream
everyt'm®. No d!sa.ppolntm«nt there.
Large Party Of
Visitors Climb
Glacier
Boarding the White Pass and Yu
kon gas tour'ng car Buda a' nine
o clock' la»t Monday m.ornJng a
Efrwui> ol ton persons sot out few
Deliver Glacier w'th the firm deter
mination of scaling tb0 mighty jc«
field ar.d ri'klng tho peT'ls of ^
fail into oae of tho de°I> lOreva'eB.,
with uh'ch the centUfioa old Ice.
pack Is seamed.
We!i equipped with hand' "pike8,
'ce axes. »pure and rope3, tho paj<ty
left Denver "alon and packing tho'r
luuch lJ the two mile camp, qu'ckl
dispose J of « most elaborate moai
cooked over tho camp fire.
Disposing of unnecessary portU>n..
cf equipment, the party then up
deuook lhe lrlfl up the Denver
stream and out onto the southern
lateral moraine. After traveling
this ifficiUtj portion of the trail 'he
spurs wero aifju»ted and the as
cent of the face of the glacier neco>
latcd.
W'nding back and forth around
th« maze of crevassee the party,
linked iogetber on the strong'hem(n
rope cocttaued across the lower,
portion of the Inverted shell peer
lir.p down ia tho mighty crflc-lf
which radlakd all the pr'smat'c, col
ors and t'leiic0 on to ti« foot of
the mighty pinnacle8 of ice which
blocktd (he further advance of
the AI Diner".
The party consisted of Mr. W. H.
Mead at.dr laughter, M'ss Ruby Iw
c'le M<*ad of Lo» Angeles. Mr. Carl
Johnson of Pa8adeiia. R. R- Adam8,
of Arizona, Mrs. Worrell of Lo".
Ang<-'le3l Mi8® Ixiulse Conger of PaBa
deua, 0. A. Robsrson, of Arizona,
Mr. 9nO Mrs. P. D. WUson„ of
Warn. 11 Arizona. John. J. Cuyle> of
Hazeltori. Pa. and Mr. an-d Mr8.
Jack Keller, of Skagway, the latter
guiding par'y.
While th*'y were cot of the.
l'artx- Mrs. L. E. OooJr, of Lob.
Angeles, and Mrs. Cora John.son'of
Pasadena, two charming e'der'-Vi
la«iies having mad«d th's trip, to
D'nver stat'on on, the regular train,
joined the par'y at tho camp site,
and mar.e the tr'p up to tho face
of the glacier.
The trip is a hard, one, but
was niade with out any mi8hap. and
those, haviu? it aocla'm with. ono
accord that it was the, cl'mlax,
to a mo9t glor'ous trip to the north.
Mo8t of tho8e mold 1X3 the glacier
tri i went in'0 the Atlia and
\\'h)teIiorse country. and It Ia Tin
dl'r3t0nd 'ha1 several have a 1 read
declared their intention of returning,
jipxt s'jmmeT for a prolonged 8tan
in Skagway, from where they w1!
niak" the it'e trips.
One of the Interesting feature8
the traversing of the glacier was the
lowering of Mr. Mead down into
onP of the deepest crevasse® or a
distance of more than one hundred,
feet. This was done by mean8 of a
strong I'ne, and while cHog avia
ted oack to the 8urfac© he yr&s
photographed by a number of the
Party carrying Kodak8.
The return was made in the
even'cg, the trip down the valley in
the open eajr being a mot enjoy
able one. ,; ,
Miss Natlia Irocka wiho l.s one i
of the »taf workers in the school bol
department of J. K. GUI of Poland
arrived on the City of Seattle and i8
lc-oklcg over the places of inten^t
in Skagway. t | j
Subjcrlhe for The WaUz Alaskan,
DONT SAY UNDERWEAR -SAY MUNSINGWEAR
\UIMSIli0.
WHAlnS
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in imionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boyi
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO. PH£'E
Haines Notes
!
(Special Correspondence)
Bain"' July 6—On last Ti^day
July 1. little Dolores Kerwood cee
brated her e'xth tfrtiday, and all
her l'ttlo Irlfnds wero Invited, wh'ch
means all of the little children 'n
Haln.es, and your correspondent'thin
that they all accepted the inv'tat'on
and attended Ice cream. and cal;o ivi
provided for the little folk3 by the
little hostesses aunt, Mrs. t'ui Vosel
ami they all had a. jolly good I'm'".
Your com-spondant was a redplent.
of Mie refreshments for will oh ha
tenders bis thank8.
Haines held her celebration of th°
Fourth of July, on Saturday and
the weather was fine, was one
c( thise HMcyoa days, when all
nature worked over t'm° to produce
nice balmy weather, so that all'could
rlthlj enjoy the anniversary of our
Nations D'rth. The following cports
were the main featuresi of the <;ay.
A. Pa»e Ball game between a pick
ed up team of soldier3 an-"-! a team o
Nat've8. which was quits interesting,
waa won by <Jie sold'ers score 9 to
7. z
Wheelbarrow i-aoe, won by W'11'a
Johnson,
Potafp rsce, Tie between Jas.
Wiley and Maloom Morrison
Lad'es. ract won by Mrs. P. B.
Allen.
Children8 ta<e won by Mildred,
Gestn»r , .
Hundred yard dash won by Mr.
Gregg.
On8 half mile race. First winner
Wm. Johnso». second by Lee'Donnlly.
Tug of war, between Soldiers and
."Wives won by Natives.
Iud'an Caooe race, Three entries,
won by Frank Wilson* team.
Pia mt'nj contes;, won by Harry
William* i ! I «
The day8 sports, wound up 'with »
Kraud If 11 in Arct'o Brotherhood',
Hall In the evening, tho hal being.
rnipd to its utmost capacity w'th
I Jolly datcers. Tho ball broke up
at one o'clock and every body went
| fionio satisfied and feeling that they
jhad enjoyed one of the |>est cel
ebrat'ons that Ha'ues hnd ever had.
Mr. liOveHdge who has been doing
I s0mf surveylrg in, the Poroup'n«
[ country came down from there'w'th
Al Sm'th last Saturday and,
w'll ipave on the steamer City of
j Seattle for his hor«« in Seattle.
In com'ng down from Porcupine.
I Mr. Loveridge and Mr. Smith nar
row iy escaped be'ng badly hurt If
not k'l'ed.
Above .Wells there is always a bad
piece of road during the summer
when, lii0 water is high, In tho rlver
bottom between the bridge at
Wells and Sunshine H'll, and they
had the misfortune to overturn their
wagra, and get one of the horses,
down, but were fortunate 'n getting
the hor'» extricated 'he .wagon rig
ed, and neither of th^e m^n, hurt.
The larja Tractor, and severul
trailers heve arrived in Ha'ncs,
for thr Rainy Hollow peopl". Ycur
corrtspondaiit' lias not seen the Trac
tor yet, out lie Is a monstyp
Tluc Government ha8 a crew ot
men i- work on, Uie'govefrtim^nt
road bptv.-eea here and. Wells uxi*
<l' r Captain Pullen, Wtli Joseph Mc
KJ'nz'c as foreman, on tile road' «.nd
they are gnt'iig along nicely.
Herjpicide
Marvj Saijs:
Neglect
0{ the Hair
Fills the Comb
and Brush.
Don't Neglect
Your Hair.
Use
NEWBRCS .
HERPICIDI:
Sold Everywhere
Applications at Barber S'ltopa
THE SKAG VAX
Pioneer Daily
H. r. 8KBMAN, Pro]».
THt SANITARY MILK RANCH
Tht? largest aid beat eo«.
ducted dairy 1* A.la*k".
I.'ailj »k!pmenta of pur*
milk aid cream to all p<3fn<
oa Waite fast k Yuktfi
Route, I
Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale
L For Prices and terms
Call on or. Write to]
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
White Pass & Yukon Route
■ t . TIME TABLE NO. 45
Daily except Sunday
ae l. a. Hound
1st Class
9:30 a. m. Leaves
11:59 *. a. 1
1:36 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
8:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITEHORSE
«•. a. 8. Bound
Cat Class
ArrWa 4:45 p. m.
Leave* 3:15 p. km.
m 1:50 pu m.
11:40 a. m.
•„ . 9:15 a. m.
Passengera nWt be at depot in t'me to have Baggage in,
.pet'ted and checked. Inspection is stopped 30 rn'irutea befor#
leav'ng time o£ trains.
150 pound3 of Baggage w'l be checkedi free with ©gjcih full
are ticket and 75 pounds wl tn each half fare t'clset.