The Week In Society
AX APPLE SONG
ling a n.ong of apples.
Red and green and" yellow.
Juicy, tart and toothsome,
Mealy, soft and mellow;
Baldwins, oippins, winesaps,
Made for thirsty throats;
Sweeting^ full of sugar>
Fa» old rusty coats.
More than hands can carry,
A]' a hat will hold;
Heap them into baskets,
Crimson, brown and gold.
>f we leave a dishful,
Then, tomorrow—why.
Sing a song of apples
Baked into a Pie.
-—N'ancy Byrd1 Turner, in Youths
Companion.
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Mrs. L. .S Keller was a dinner
i*uetit of Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen ou
Chriitmas day.
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Ruth, Florence, Helen a«d Kelly
Achison »ere entertained by Mrs.
Pullen at the Pullen House on
Christmas.
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Mr. and Mrs. \V. 5. Sparks were
diuuer guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. K.
Rogers and their daughter, Miss
Ellen Rogers.
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Mr .and Mrs. Frank suffecool,'
Dorothy BUlson und Mr. An* j
drew Streed dined on Chrlstmas at |
the Pullen House.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hemann Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shaw were din- j
fcor guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
E. Blaelc on Chrlstmag fifty at the
PJllen House.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ask and Mr- !
"nd Mrs. John M. Keller were j
quests of Mr .and Mrs. U-eorge R.
Dedman at the Golden North cafe '
tic Christmas dinner.
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Word reaches Skaguay that Mrs.
P. W. Snyder 's in San Franciseo
and that Mr. Snyder is in Chicago
homeward bound after a visit with
friends and relatives in Charleston,
Wes» Virginia.
and Mrs. Fred Tanner enter* j
• alned at dinner °n Christmas day
for Mrs. Josiah M. Tanner, Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. F. Ward, Mrs. Maoomber
*nd Mrs. J McKettrick. A delicious
repast was served by the young
hostess.
I'M A BOY
it's wiggling I like,
And wriggling I lkie.
And flintring ray arms about!
«t's jigging I like,
ap.1 giggling I like,
Ai i now and th«n giving a shout!
Its poking I like,
And joking i like,
And tossing & ball with the hoys,
It's chasing I like,
And racing X like,
And making a lot of noise.
—Olive B. Miller.
-Cnristi«n Science Monitor.
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Miss Mary Furst of Dawson, who
iias been to th^ States for a visit
arrived on th$ Princess Mary ;lnd
after a five days' detention in the
hosnital aunev and a few daJ's rest
i he Pulleu House she left for
home.
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inss A£ue$ C. Moffatt, Mr. Koti
er' Earl and Mr. Howard Asliley
were entertained at Chistmas dinuer
by Mr. aud' Mrs..Erio Telfer, The
rooms were tastefully decked in
the season's colors and a very do*
iicious dinner wag served.
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Miss L.ois Butt, tether in prim
ary grade of Skaguay school went
to the home of H. I). Clark—Sunny
side ranch—for a visit. Misg Butt
accompanied' the Clark family home
on Christmas eve and returned
home to the Puliea House on Fri
day.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leo Simmons, their
son, Mr. George Simmons of Car
cross, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Van de
Wall, their son, Francis, anj Mr.
Lyman Reynoldson were Christina;
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. G.
Miller and their daughter, Miss
Verne Mill®.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Carson, Miss
Clar?. Carson, Mr. F. W. Sheelor
and Mr. Frank Page were enter
tained at Christmas dinner by Mr
and Mrs. Roy Qault. The chief at
traction was a handsome tree, fine
ly decorated and oalded with frifts
for the children, Philip, Katherine
;ind Edwin.
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On Friday Miss Helen Wilson,
prsucipal of the Skaguay schools, eir
turtained a number of friends in
her home on Bight avenue The lit
tle cabin home wag very beautiful
with Christina^ decorations and a
White r»ss <3& YtAon Rout?
TLMK TABLE XO. 42
Thursday acd Pridaj
I X. fjcuad Mo. it, S. Bound
1st Class Irt CIms
9:00 a. m. Leaves
11:2$ a. m.
13^15 m. "
1:10 p. m. "
2:50 p. m. "
B:20 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAT
WHITE PASS
LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARCR068
WHITEHORSE
Arrives
Le»ve»
IV
n
4:20 p. m.
2:60 p. m.
2:00 p. m.
1:20 p. m.
11:18 a. m.
8:30 a. m.
Passengers moat be at dejv.t In time to havo Baggage in
spected and checked. Inspection la stopped 80 Minutes before
leaving time of trains.
100 pounds of b&ggage wlU bs checked (Tea with e*ch foil
tare ticket and 75 pounds wltil each half f*r» ttcktt
mort delightful dinner was served.
Those present were Mrs, Andrew
Stevenson, Mrs. William Shearer,
•Urs. H. 1>. Clark, MiaaM a Del Patti
Stone and Miafl Nell Montgomery.
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Owing to the irregularities in
:he maij and boat service, Manager
(Jporge Mowl of the Popular Picture
Palace wag unable to give the cus
tomary holiday entertainment. Good'
attractions ar© advertised t0"
ui^Ut and tomorrow,
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Air. Leo Simmona of Carcross
c"we to sKaguay to meet Mrs. Sim
mons antf their son George Sim
—ions, who arrived on thQ Princess
Mary and were detained in the hos
pital annex. They left for home on
Thursday. While in town Mr.
Simmons wag a guest of the Gold
en North.
Air. and Mrs. F. J. Weoer enter
taiued on Christmas for Mr, and
Mrs. W. C. Blanchartfi an<f their
son, Kenneth Blanchard. There
were good things eat—of the
very best—a fine tree with pres
ents for everyone and plenty of
Christmas cheer to gladden the
neartg of all present.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Shearer en
tertained on Christmag for Mrs.
Andrew Stevenson and her children,
Andrew, James, Ruth and John.
There was a fine tree with gflts for
each and all, and the home was
srilliaut with Christmas decorations
iu red and green. The hostess was
assisted by her niece, Miss Sadie
Moores,
-Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hanson en
tertained at C^rislnias diuner f°r
Mr, and Mrs. Kfirl Larson and
tluir children. This was a jolly
family affair with tree and presents
an-' all that makes for a real good
time. There were present Mr. and
Mrs. J, IS*. Hanson, Egbert, Aden,
Frank and Billy Hanson; Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Larson and their children,
Stewart, Urania and Ellen Larson;
Mr. John Aden and Mr. Fred Fonzo.
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■Mrs. George Black and Mrs. John.
Laumeister entertained' on Christ
mas for Mr. and Mrs. Fank Feero,
Myrna, Geraldiue and Venita Fee
ro; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sipprelle, Y\'al
U'i and Winnifred Sippereile; Mrs.
X. J. Black, Mr. Dan McKay, Ger
trude and Duncan McKay and
Adriana Black. This was a very jol
lv family party and the house was
merry with the voices of the happy
children. There were Christmas
decorations of red and geen, fes
toons of vines, streamers and last
out very important wag a fine tree
wit'< a gift for each. Each thought
like "Tiny Tim" God bless every
^ue.
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'ihe Oolden North cafe served a
most bounteous and tempting dinner
on Christmas to which many of the
town's people and many others from
across the Canadian line and others
wh* arrived on the Princess Mary
did ample justice. Tbis was a meal
tha* hag won much praise for the
c® (o and was pronounced most ex
cellent. Among those who were
guestg were Mr. and Mrs. Cook
who went on the folloing day to
White Horse; Mr. an$ Mrs. C.
W. Ask, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Kel
ler, Mr .and Mrs. Frank Webster,
Mrs. Harry Thurston, Mr. Phil Abra
ham? and a numDer of gentlemen
fn the employ- of the W. P. R. R
who were in Skaguay for the holi
day. The tables were adorned
If It Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At $1.00 Up
Kodaks At $6*00 Up
Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
[ with English holly, a gflt from Mrs.
! Geoffrey Butler, daughter of Mr.
| an<l Mrs. George R. Dedman and
wa- sent from Victoria Where Bho
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blanchard
and their two children, Alex and
uojuoii, unicd on ^"risUuUg wuii
Jjr, and Airs, f. H. uunty and their
16oi and uuugiiter, .truster and
! iiarian. This wag a family gathui"
1111^ nail a very yjoaaa.t nutnr. iuu
| uuuif uoiue w-Ujj g"y with Christ
| niiib colors, potted i<i>>nig and ierna
' au<: a pretty tree cecked in all the
u.iaai o'limtuiag uravery wag a lea
tare of the day'g amusement «s a
tiit for each hung from its generous
uougns. A fine oid-xasnioned tur
iev dinner wag served With the
| usuai complement of other sood
Honoring Mrs. Andrew Stevenson
the Woman's Church Auxiliary, and
their husbands, the Sunday school
teacuerg and the trustees of the
1-Yesoyterian Church met with Mr.
and Mrs. Jameg Kenneuy for a so
cial evening with the honor guest
j who with her family will leave soon
: for the "tates. The time was giv
[ en to games a"d music and the
good cheer made the occasion one
, ui hanuony. The dearly he
loved guest will long be remember
ed by her Skaguuy friends. Dur
' ia? the evening Mrs. J'ameg Ken
nedy, president cf the Auxiliary
j with appropriate words present
er1 -Mrs. Stevenson with a brooch
i>f fossil ivory set in gold'—«n ex
• cellent remembrancer of her resi
dence in the far north. A delicious
and oountiful supper wag served
atii' then those assembled wished
j the honor guest and her children
Godspeed on her journey. Mrs.
Stevenson will join Mr. Stevenson
[in Chicago.
resides.
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.hings.
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During: the holiday season the
l'ullen House took on the a.ppear
| ance or tmusuai festivity. The
j decc rations were most beautiful and
I appropriate. The front and back
parlorg al1d the large dining room
■ were thrown together and from the
J center of each room was suspended
a huge uright colored Japanese
' lantern with gay streamers of red
: and green lead'ing to the corners
! of the room; graceful Loughs of
evergreen were used to deck the
arches, side walls and windows; a
large tree wag one of the features
: in the decorations and little trees
in pots centered each table. The
trees were decked-with the usual
complement of gay colors and pret
ty ornaments while about the base
were arranged* caribou or reindeer
nics and other pretty winter greens
On Christmas eve the electrics
were turned off and all the twinkl
ing tapers on the trees were lighted
and one could easily fancy him
self jn fairyland. Miss I^oi's Butt
assisted by Miss Mary Tullen was
the decorator and the work was
very artistic and complete. Miss
P.utt and the little girl made sev
eral trips to the mountains to gath
er moss and evergreens and each
time returned with arms laden With
oeautiful things. Real English hol
ly, a gift to Miss Butt from Port
land, Oregon, was generously used
among the other decorations. The
Christmas dinner wes pronounced by
all who were so fortunate as to be
there to be of the very best. Many
town'g peopl® and transients en*
joyed the perefct repast.
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THE APPLE
J The aPP'e la tbe commonest and
yet the most varied &nd beautiful
of fruits. A djsh ox them ig as be
coming >o the center-table in the
winter ag the v«$e of flowers wag
in J he, summer—a bouquet of sPitz*
<jre«uiU6S "iiU n^nn
"'ii spies. a ross v/ueu it b.oouis,
an aii<x>ie ig a NMg 'when it ripens.
U pie^sea over f>v.n»e 10
which it can !><• adilj-esseu, the
touch, the suieii, the slBu<-i
'htf taste; and when it falls
'in the still Octooer dajs it pleas
' eg the ear. It ig a call to a ban
| auet, it ! a signal that the feast is
I reauy. The bough would fain hold
it out it can now assert it? inde
pendence; it can now have a career
ot itg won.—Burroughs, in Christian
I Science Monitor.
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Judge and Mrs. Martin Conway
' entertained at d'inner on Christmas
for Mr. and Mrs. P. Murray and
l-tieir children. There were pres
ent besides the parents, Misa
' Bessie Conway, Misa Helen Murray,
| J act and Martin Conway and Hen
j ley ami Patricia Murray . A de
i lignum time was spent recalling
oi<*. time events and everyone was
| happy with gifts.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crepeau en
tertained at dinner on Christmas
I vi"v for Mr. and -Mrs. P. J. Flynu,
j air. and' Mrs. Jameg McAlsiter, Mr.
| A. R. Hillery, Mr. Clyde Rogers
and Owne Flynu. in the evenig Mr.
J aui' Mrs. Lorne A. McAlister came in
R.id the evening: was pleasantly
i p?°sed in singig old songs and play
I in ^ cards.
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The .Nativity was celebrated in
I St. Markg chureli with the old
1 Cnrist-masg established1 centuries
1 ago The music was very im
1 pressive and the service well render*
ed. On Christmas eve the children
met at the priests' house and all
enjoyed the Christmas tree jollifi
cation.
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] Judge and Mrs. E. A. Rasmuson
and their two children, Maude and
Elmer entertained'on Christmas for
j Mrs. Helen D. Lynch, Miss Kate
| Lj dcI), Nancy, Eileen and Jane
Lynch. The d'infter wa$ a marvel
; ot culinary art and all had the best
time evre.
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Service^ were observed in the
11'resDyterian church on Christmas
eve ag ig thg custom by rendering
an appropriate program • and
dispensing presents from a beauti
fully adorned tree.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rapuzzi
; weje host and hostess at dinner °n
j Christmas for Miss Delia Rapuzzi,
Mr. George Rapuzzi, Mr. William
( Crozier, Mr. Jack Lee and Baby Jack
; Rapuzzi.
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Mrs. Albert Reinert dined on
. Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.
| Albert McVann and their Children.
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School children bavg joined the
j Re<J Cross through the regular Jun
'or Auxiliary go will not be policlt
| ed for memoerehlc In this Roll Call.
~2or baby's health
and comfort M
Keep dampaeaa an8 chUl fro*...
the home with Perfectioa OQ *.!
Heater. «
Lights at tha touch of a match.;
Gives steady, ct«o haat tor
many hour* on one fillinf
Pearl Oil, the erer-obtainable
fuel. .
Easy to carry about Ho amoke
or odor. Economical. < S#
k Buy Perfection OH
P\ today.
STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
(Cttttaraia)
&
PER
OIL.
fP. H. GANTY, Grocer
Special -Standard Oil Agent,fSkagway
Sk-'jjwuy People Should Not Neglect
Their Kidneys .
....v4.«U.e J« illicit iiaiujos CiCS»
m-uueiii bi£u<u t>4. wtiidtjue^ iiU*
ue>». iu lliu u*-iiij5 ttUvl
tu remove me WlltiH
it auaco iii/ui wcu&t'uea AiUut)>M,
you luuui 1'cUCii li.e cauae— tue MU"
n-jo. ii juu iiavc pain luioujju lua
biijuii i>i your ti'cik, urinary iMor
dera, ufuuamfcs, UiZZy sifeiua,
or ait uervoup uhu depressed, h*art
tic"in.g tu© Kiuiii jg v»itb u, test*
ed Kiauey reuiedy.
JLiOiiii'ft iviuuey i^ili^ haye boiw
©roved good aiid are especially lor
vv eak Jiju'utjys. Loan's liave be«a
used iu kidney trouble for over 5V
years. Her© i-l convincing proof >oi
merit.
Mrs. M. P. Lawrence, 755 Van
Couver Ave., iJoitland, Ore-, sayg:
"1 have recommend Loan's Ki(lu«y
Pillg to any number of people
When 1 wo# in St. Loujg i was la
I'oor health because of kidney trou
ble. Backache and dizzy spells both
ered m^ and X was annoyed a great
deal by the way my kidneys acted.
My back ached and I was miserable
la every way. I started using
Loan's Kidney Pills and after I
had used about seven ooxea, caj
buck and' kidneys were strong and
I haven't suffered that vvay since."
Price Mc, at a'l dealres. Lon'l
simply ask f°r a kidney remedy—
*ret I>jairs Kidney Pills—th0 sam«
taat Mrs. Lawrence ha#. Foster
Mil Durn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
fa the- Only Possible Way of Mavluft
An Effective Care.
It vou see a. woman or a man witn lug"
urtar.t plossy hair, you may be sure n»l*
thcr nas dandruff to amount to anything
In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair, they owe it
to dandruff. T1 ere are hundreds of prep
arations that "claim" to cure dandruff,
but not one but Newbro's Herpicide talis
you_ths.t dandruff is the result of a germ
burrow.ng into the scilp, and (hat per
manent cure of dandruff and its conse
quent li.i!!r.s and l.V.dr.033. C£.n only La
had by 'clHfncr the term: and there is :sc
other preparation that will (lestrov thst
germ but Ntwbro'g H. rpiclue. "i:cstroy
th^ "a''"-e. rpd you remove the effect."
Sold by lendfnjr drugpists. Send 10c. In
rtamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Detroit. Hie*
Due Dollar Dottle, guaranteed.
At &11 Drug Stone. AdT.
Hot Chocolate is fine after th*
show. Try one at Kellers. tf.
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meete every second and
fourth Tuesday erenlm
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlali
Ux brctLen cordially welcome.
KSd«r*r6 A. Rasmuson, Arctic Chief.
William B. Gray, Arctic Recorder.
of each months.
ar« welcome.
F. <& A- M.
Whits Past bodg«
F. & A. M. No. HJ
meetg 2d aud 4th
Saturday Ev«nlng«
Visiting Brethren
n-An.UL.JJ irtUDUl, . OX.
JAMBS WALLACE, Secretary.
B. P. o. elks
Skagwiy Lodg*
No. 431, B. T. O.
E. meets «rorf
i Tliureday ef. 8:3®
p. m. Visiting
brotaera coroiaiiy wbioubo.
OSCAR SELMER, E. R
T. J. VAWDEWAIX, secretary.
Pioneer of Alwlu Igloo, No.
meet* hi A. B. H»ll first Mond»j 1b
every month at 8:80 p. *n.
Vteltiiig Brothers cordially web
come.
W. J. MULVIHILX., Pre#.
J. C. PHELPS. Secy.
Fraternal Order
Eagles—
Skagway Aerlflj
No. 25, FraCer
nal Order of
ISa meet the first ana aura
W'-tinesday night of each month M
their liAil on Fifth Avenue. Vl*i®»
in* brothers cordially invited to
att end ,
John M. Keller, W. P.
J. M. Qriesbach, Secretary.
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8KAUWAY AltflfflA;
W. B. STOUT
Attorney At L » W
Practice in all courta f ;,
la Territory of Alaska '
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