Efficiency Aids
Crockery and Cooking Glass
Household Hardware
en Everything to Lighten the
Housekeeping Tasks
Complete Lins of Seasonable Per
ishables on the Spokane
C W. ASK & SONS
Offlor Phonr: 10 iRont* for
R<^lilrm« l"tion< Kl ljilyMulth Coal
The Alaska Transfer Co.
JjJV FRAYK SITITOH, Prt.p.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Baggage Transferred
ACTO SERVICE DAT OR NIGHT ttWD AND COAL
CAREFtX HANDLING AND PKOM PT DELIVERY OCR SLOGAN
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NOTICE
When ron want anything moved
Trunk*. Barrage or anything else.
Call up the John Vili.arna. C. S
Transfer Co Also woo& 16 Incn
del'vered $4 50. and coal, per ton
delivered. $16.50.
Subscribe for the Dail? Alaakar
Win ter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAy 7 P. M.
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, S attle
Connecting at Vancouver w!:h t t. cr.tintnt&l Trains
Tickets and All Informaiion From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ag-nt. Swap* . . .^a
Subji-vt to change uitlii>ut notice
FOR
ALASKA. WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Office-Second and Broadway - Pi.one 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR -
SEATTLE
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA PORTS
mm- win ter sthkpi ee
S. S. SPOKANE—JAM ARY 22: KERRVARY 22.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHKS YOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COM PA NT
^Sa.linjrs from SKAGWAY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Ajrmt Phone SKAGWAY, A1~\SKA
Schedule *a6Ject to change without notice
ROTARY ri.KKT STARTS
TO Cl.RAR ROAD
Chief Dispatcher Mulvihil] sent
oat the rotary fleet thts morning
and at the time of going to press
Vhev had cotton to the 17 mile post
Mr. Valvfhlll expects to have the'
road open on M or Jay.
Mr. Mulvli.ill r.s© reports thmi
:here is a chrmgt tor warmer weatb
vr coming on. a* Ae tkermomttit
at Dawson yesterday was flftv-flve |
lelow, and today it was only SO be
I .o* and clo'idy, *j ch always pre
sages warmer weather.
At Whitehcr?* tiere was a south
rind this morning.
WOMKN-S Ol.l R MKKTS
In spite of weather conditions
there was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Wemen's club, held
Thursda> evening a: the Sociai Cen
ter. Some important business was
transacted, and as some of the
scheduled program had to be omit
ted. the evening's program was de
voted to a d:«cussion of current
events and items of interest
Mrs. Howard Ashley's article.
"Sherwood Andersen." was a criti
cism of the aothor. the w nner of
the fS.OO*1 Dial prtie. as the choice
of American short jitory writers for)
the past year.
Mrs. Owen read an article from i
"Current Op nion." telling how the
real Charles Chaplin despises Char
it®. Mrs. L H Johnston told of
the recent decisions of the Wash
ington conference and Mrs Eric Tel
fer led in the discussion of "Princ-1
ess Marv. the Bride, in the World's
The rest regular meeting of the t
club Will be held Tebruary 24.
1 HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
i !
. M AH I>Aw6 TSEETJ a wil>
| lc*T LAS' N'6-HT. En kun'L
I ^ Bos WANTtl KNOW HOW
COME Am A IN* FETCH "IM
HO'/E WO ME - - HUH ' !
Arts Jts' MO' f AS cR N
«E Vi/'JZ ON MAH FEET!', !
— J
Ccc*> 192 . 5> r
WARNER HIGHEST PAID C05CH
Pittsburgh Mertor Drj»i SemttHin{
Like %X.000 and Pe-cc"ta9«
of Receipts
>\"ho« V- h'clw*: iwid r<v>rt«ll
roach In lhe fii'Ited Stales? That
qupvtior. «»* : «:•••! tw- n*lj of Ar.dy
S
»itj of Oa.il. ' :
"Well," «stid Amlv. "let's «*•*■ There
is W«nwr nlm cui J*"* *! L"'tr>
hurvh OVti Warner <1r»«s «<m^
;hlii« like sj»<*V' v«»sr. of course.
uler. Warner.
he jjpts a craft; ai the rate receipt*.
Thar'* the hesun of working on a per
centage hssis,
"H*nph:ot: C"t SI5.0W a veer at
Harvard. Hnro F-ordek draws down
<12.li"1 a year a* coach a; IVn* Stale.
Fotwell at Annapolis. DoN* at Cor
nell. anil Roper at Princeton. I be
lieve. jret FlO.OttO a year. Zuppke the
Illinois and Wilce, at Ohio
s «te pnl' dn.vn S7..VO, and Then Ta«:
'ones will ret at least SW.OOO for !>':«
.vort. this «ea«on.
Takinj: them all hi alt I roes^
'Tuner a: Ptttsbaist leads '.tie taeid
MA N'T BE1.FCATFS
TO RE PRESENT
Sydney, \ew South Wale*—(By
mail'- TV.levations from all over
I hp world *111 come to Sydney on
September ?0 th:f year to witness
the total eclipse. according to coin
mun "rations reeetvi a from the Lick
[>bservaiory of the Inlverslty of
California. the Allegheny 'obserra
tory of the rnivura.ty of Pittsburgh,
iind the Royal Geological society of
Great Britain.
Australia contains the most favor
able point* of observation and Pro!
Bssor Cooke. tbe government astron
omer and the snrveyor-general are
now deciding upon the most suita
ble sites for observing the phenotn
lt has been suggested that the
sbservatory of Harvard university
now in Areijuipa. Peru, should be
transferred to (Queensland because
at the belief that conditions here
would he more favorable than
those in Peru
ijm t wedpivg i\
AVCHORAfiE sonrrv
La«t ever.ine at the home of Mr
uid Mrs M Blvytk «-as held the
wedding ceremonj of Vis* Marie
lanai Reno and Milan Agaboha
Pom:■ sooner Rager officiated At
tendant t^ e bride were Mrs Joseph
Gist. matron of jonor. and Mrs
\':kf Zafctsla The croom was at
tended by Mike Zakula. best man
and flen-ee Shnbuy. .loseph Gist
seed as usher. The bride was at
tired r. white georgette. with white
satin f" • ings. the » ole draped
w;th a beautiful t. hlte bridal veil
The fl.">r*l contrast ras a large clus
ter of bride's roses Many pretty
and useful gifts attested T<« the pop
rlhritv of the contracting couple
Mr and M-s Ag;.boba Kill make
their fu'r.re home !n Anchorage —
son *ert arrivals on the Estebelh
and are stopr ng at the Golden
North hotel uiitil the new train
leaves for the Inferior. Both of
these men are pioneer miners of
Xncborage and jrJdnitv. but *11 fo
to Mayo as soon as they can pet
THOU.T
F*»R TOBAT
SAFETY WHILE ASLEEP —1
nill \jVi lay me down in peace
and sieoj; for the a 1-ord. only
m&kest me <2* ell in safety —Psalm
4 S.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
i-wiiday fernr* will be held at
: SO l". M. in the evening in tte
rturcn ECICce or Christian Science
Solely of fksgway. corner of Main
sired and Fourth avenue
Christian S»1ci»ce Snhject:
■ SOIL"
Sunday School at II If
Tb« Public U co-dially Invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHVRCH
Reverend E L Winterberger.
B. D. Pastor.
Morning Worship a 3! o'clock
Sere on by the minister
Sunday School at II 1J There
need he no fear on the part of moth
er* about the Hale tots be np cold
in Pi nrch. The building Is thoronrh
ly »nm«l Teachcrs attend to put
tine on the wraps when the little
ones (to home.
Kvening Worship at 7: SO. Tbe
topic of the sermon will be "The
Messaee of John the Baptist." A
tnessape for earnest people
Wednesday pra.-er meeting at
7:30.
ftll cosm MISSION
Bible Study (Is**
W'e believe is the Bible doctrine
of exi>eriinental salvation. at taught
by the leading men of all Protee
itr.t churches, end that the blood
bJ J psd* cleanses from all Bin.
Welcome to any of the ser-rioaa
Sunday morning. 11 o'clock.
Sunday School. 2 30.
Sunday evening, 7: JO.
Thursday evening. 7:10
Reverend W. H S. oemaker.
and wife. Ss charpa
Subscribe ior the Dally Alaskan,
Tuesday, February 14th
St Valentine's Dcy
Valentine Place Cards. Score (
Cups and Fancy Decorated Crer.
Valentine. Post Cards 2 f r
Greeting Cards with Envelopes c c
Fancy Gift Valentines from 10c c..
L. A. Harrison Co. Phcr. 55
Popular Picture'
SATURDAY AND SI
Enid Bennett
IN
Hairpins
Haunted By Hi::
Comedy
Admission. including wax tax,—Ads!?*. Jf»c
VoTICK T>t FIRI MI \
The Stairway Yolnntper Fire rn»
partmeM will ho!d its rerular
monthly meptin? in Flre?».pn'» hall
on Monday Feb IS. at J p m.
ww sive. rhi< :
, Opt a "Bobble Book" for "hp Vtd
I dips Mother Goobp* melodies and
three rpaj pbonorraj>>i record* that
*inp on any machine Keller Br. •
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