On Face and Neck. In Pim
ples. Itched and Burned.
"When my (lister was ten months
old eczema broke out on her face
and neck in small pim
ples. which spread rapid
ly. It itched and burned
so she was unable to
sleep, ar.d her body was
a muss of sore eruptions.
She had to be carried
around on a pillow.
"A friend recommended Cuticura
Soap and Ointment and after using
one cake of Cuticura Soap and one
box of Cuticura Ointment she was
healed." Signed' Mrs. J. S. Smith,
Box 118, Lakota, No. Dakota.
Give Cuticura Soap. Ointment and
Talcum the care of yo«r skin.
E*c!J fTMbv M*ll A 'tirrw C*tlc«r»L*b
ot Uart««. iv»pi h 4 * Mui Sokl every.
*Vn- Si'apJSc Oifltnmtl'Sinii&V Talcum 28c.
^MTCuticur* So«p thave* without diui.
100 reprints of latest copyright flo-j
tion at Holler Bros. $1.00 each. |
Z:;ne Grey, Curwood. Burroughs, Mc :
Collough and others.
LITTLE WANT ADS GET THK BIZ
MAIL BOAT r*f<* ;i
ESTEBETH ;
Loaves SKAGWAY every
Tl'KSDAr at II P. M.
for
JUNEAU
ConnfrllDE with
W ESTWAKD STEAMERS
SO l~T II BOCND |
Leaves ...
Jl XK.Vr ou THURSDAYS
for
TENEKEE AND ^
SITKA HOT SPRINGS "
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See KELLER BROS, for
Iiiforinutliia, Ticket* and
Freight Kates.
^IIUHHIIllHIHTjTOaUUUIUMMlXiaflmi
Sl(<agwa^s Social Weel(
Miss Gardner was a Christmas din*
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Far
well at their home on Seventh ave.
ooo
Did some says, "Turkey!" Hushf;
You will rouse memories too deej|
for words. It seemed to some that
we have Turkey always with us. j
Prank Doree, who has been 1U
Skagway.for soveral months was an
outgoing passenger on the train yes*
terday morning. He will take up'
the republishing of tho Whitehorsa
Star.
Everybody remarkod on the per
fect weather we had at Christmas
time. Calm and almost at the freei
ing point, with some snow during the
holiday week nif.de it all that could
be desired.
There has been some excellent
skating during this wsek '{or the
boys and girls who have been froe
to make use of it. The Joe on the
new rink is a great source of pleas
ure to all those who skate.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MuWlbill, with
Sertrude and Harold, will be out
ward bound passengers on the next
Mary. They are leaving for a
month's holiday in the States where
they will visit In Wenatchee. Seattle
ind other coast cities.
Mr. Robert Nelson. Mr. Jack Mc
Millan and Mr. Cleon Ask were
quests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rogers
it their home on Third Avenue at a
iiost delicious dinner served by Mrs.
Rogers. Mr. Clyde Rogers, who is
Having with his parents was also a
neniber of the party.
Wont is about town that Mrs. MoX
'att is leaving Skagway next Wed
nesday. Her father and mother who
ive in Eastern Canada are not wall
iiul Mrs. Moffatt is going back to
.•are for them. Her many friends
lore hope for a pleasant voyage, and
he finding of her parents in ira
>rove«l health.
The'Gmge of Lifo
They err who measare life by years,
With fAlse or thoughtless tdngue;
Some hearts grow old before their
time;
Others are always young.
Tls not the number of the lines,
On Life's fa*t Ailing page,—
Tls not'the pdtse'B added throbs
Which constitute tfcelr ago.
Some souls are serfB among the free.
While others nobly thrive;
They stand Just where "their fathers
stood;
Dead even while they live!
Others, all spirit, heart and sense:
Their's the mysterious i>oWer
To live tn thrills of Joy or wo.
A twelve-month In an hour!
Seize then, the minutes as they pass;
The woof of life Is thought!
Warm up the colors: let them glow
With Are and fancy fraught.
Live to some purpose: make thy life
A gift or use to thee;
A Joy, a good, a golden hope,
A "heavenly Argosy
—O. T.
Doctor Valens took dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ashley on
Sunday.
Mrs. Barnerd is still at the hospi
tal and is not getting along well to
wards recovery.
Mr. George Dillon was the dinner
juest Of Master Billy Phelps, on Fri
lay evening, in honor of the host's
birthday.
Mr. T. J. Standlsh at the hospital
tind a splendid ChTistmas. a beauti
fully decorated treo with all that
joes with It was placed in his room
by kind friends and many gifts
marked the day aB a red letter day
n his experience.
Mr. P. J. McLaughlin, who has a
wood camp down the canal a few
ml lea came up yesterday to Skagway
lo spend a week erd jn the Lyim Ca
nal metropolis with friends.
Miss Esther Marion Nelson had
the misfortune to fall and hurt h'eN
self during the holidays. Not seri
ously, but enough to keep her in bed
tor a few days. Miss Gorman and
Miss Nelson have left the Hahn Cot
tage and are domiciles in the Pullen
House.
The Sweet Rose Club met on
Thursday night at the homo of Mrs.
Alex Smith. This time 'he glr • made
It a Christmas exchange parly. Each
Slrl brought a gift, and from the
athers took home a gift for icrself.
Each was limited in the purchase of
tier gift, and all declared :hat the
plan worked wonderfully well.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Suffecool
ipent their first Christmas in the
'White House," and had as dinner
suests, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van de
Wall, their son Francis, and Mr.
Sundeen. This splendid house is
gradually being transformed and
when completed will be a great ad
lition to the residences of the town.
The Golden North ho'fil prepared
i specially fine dinner f.»r the Kogu
ars and they bad one enjoyable
:lme. Mr. and Mrs. Tanner, Mrs.
MaComber and Mr. George BralcU
Joined the merrymakers, and enter-i
;d into the spirit or Jollty that per
.•aded the Christinas tree frolic.
Everyone had the nicest kind of a
;ime. t
Mr. and Mrs. B. Boyker were
losts to a delightful Christmas par
v at their home on Fourth Avenue.
Die party consisted of Mr. and Mrs.
rt'. A. Pries, Mr. Ed Liddicoat, Miss
3ella Rapuzzi. A typical Christmas
linner with all the good things were
jartaken of by the company after
vhich the ovoning was spent in
:ards.
i*rye's
/Delicious
d, Hams and Bacon
That Appetising Tang
Tlint .spicy sweetness, which so much appeala to you when you eat
FRYE'S DELICIOl'S HAM mid FRYE'S DELICIOUS BACON comes only
vilh the skillful blending of the high grade tngrodieiits used hi the caring.
And the sweet kard wood smoko gi*M> the appetizing tang.
It's economical and it's convenient to1 buy a hlf of a FRYE'S DELI*
Ciors HAM (either half). Once in a wftffe mt a ririck ultce and prepare
it us follows: Rub well with mustard; place It in a casserole and cover with
milk. Hake one hour In a moderate oven, removing the eorer of the cas
serole in the lsat fifteen mln«ne«. Ser»® with mashed potatoes, buttered
carrots ami celery; Apple Betty for dessert.
FKYE'S W'n.D ROSE LARA la of the auno high quality as FRYE'S
DELICIOUS BRAND HAMS and BACON.
Most good Alaska dealers handle these products. If yours does not,
we would much appreciate l>eing advised of the fact.
Ask your dealer tor a copy of
FRYE'S DELICIOUS HAM RECIPES
FRYE &
COMPANY
Miss Mabel Patti Stone was {he
hostess to a jolly party of Christmas
merrymakers at the Hahn Cottage,
on Seventh Avenue, on Christmas
afternoon and evening. Dinner,
which comprised all the goodies on
the Xmas calendar were served to
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil C. Cole and their
two children, Miss Bernice Gorman
and Miss Esther Marlon Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gurden Farwell
gave a "600" party at their home
Thursday evening of this week.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. F.
Webster, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Harri
son, Mrs. Harriett Pullen and Mr.
Lynch. Christmas decoration made
the house a veritable bower and the
elaborate luncheon and the dainty
service delighted the hearts of the
guests. —
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rogers were
the center of a delightful dinner par
ty at their home on Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aden and Mr.
Wert Aden were the fortuna:>- ones
to join this circle. Just as the din
ner was in progress, and father and
mother could not but thin.< of Ellen
and Emerson, the door beil rang, and
a messenger with a j;nrUtmas greet
ing from Ellen came. This was next
best to having Ellen present.
At the Johnston home on Ninth
Avenue and Alaska Street, the mer
ries lot of children gathered at a ta
ble filled with many good things to
eat; including a large browned and
perfectly well-done Turkey, with
trimmings that the happy group be
came too full for utterance near the'
close of the festivities. Alex McKen
zie Brown and Kenneth Hannan were
invited to share with this family the
pleasure of this Christmas feast. A
big tree all crowned with decorations
and loaded with gifts was part of the
day's delight. In the evening the
party went to see "The Connecticut
Yankee," at the Fifth Avenue Mov
ie House.
The Telfer home was tho soene of
a jolly dinner party on Christmas
day, when Mr. and Mrs. G. Hermann
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Howard A3?iley,
Mrs. Emily MofTatt and Doctor V al
ens gathered to celebrate the day.
! The house was festive with Christ
mas tree and greens, while dainty
favors suggestive of the season
graced the table. A blooming plant
flanked by lighted Christmas can
. dies formed the centre piece. 1 he j
guests spent the evening playing
cards and all were sorry when the ■
very pleasant evening came to a
close. ,
Christmas day was a happy day Jn
the Henry Home, where Mrs. ft G.
Henry and Mrs. E. H. 0»un wore
hostesses to a party (or a delicious
Christmas dinner. The invited guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conway
I and Miss Cooper. The table decor
ation was a gorgeous bouquet of po
insettas. After dinner, Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Rogers and their gnests came
in to spend the evening, when mu
sic and cards were indulged until
late'at nitfht.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn enter
tained on Christmas Dt y Father l-d
gar Gallant. Those present ware Fa
their Oillant, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Flynn and their two sons, William
and Owen. In the evening they
wore joined by the Messrs. Cleon
Ask, Clyde Rogers, George P.apuzil,
"and Mr. and Mrs. A. Gwycr and rtir.ir
three children, John, Ruth and Ro
bert. A very delightful evening was
passed at cards and later in the eve
ning a iuncn was servnJ.
The afternoon "Tea" given by
Mrs. E: L. Winterber^er at the
Manse on honor of Mrs. Emily Mof
fatt and Mrs. W. J. Mulvihll!, on
Friday afternoon was a great suc
cess, if nuu.bers and good cheer is
any index in the estimation of such
a gathering Mesdames Pries and
Boyker poured tea for the guests of
which there were about thirty pres-l
ent. All expressed regret at Mrs.
Moffatt's going away and pleasure
that Mrs. Mulvihill is coming back,
after she has been away and had a
"vacation.
The Christmas Program at the So
cial Centre was a great success from
start to finish. The Hall was crowd
ed to the doors with as enthusiastic
an audience as ever met in that
building. The Program consisted of
four parts; Part 1, Songs, Scripture
Lessons and Prayer; Part 2, Re
citations, by a number of the schol
ars and a little Play, entitled,
"Wanted a Chimney,,; Part 3, Reci
tations and Solections of four acts,
from Dickons Christmas Carols; Part
4, Entry of Santa Clans, through the
fireplace and the distribution of fa
vors to all the children present. The
free-will offering for the poor am
ounted to $23.70 and was turned
over to the Town Treasurer. The
Hall was beautifully decorated and
the large tree with the electric lights
and the fireplace gave the whole pro
gram a wonderful setting.
Dorothy Clark, assisted by hot
friend, Gertrude Hestness, entsr^ain
ed a party of young people her
home on Wednesday evening of this
week. The young ladies had carried
out a pretty scheme of decorations
In the rooms with spicy greens and
ribbons of red and green crepe pa
per. When the guests arrived, Mr.
North Wind, had painted all their
cheeks with his warmest Christmas
color and put them all In a holiday
mood. Needless to say there was
not a dull moment from the time
they arrived till the time they de
parted. There were games of vari
ous kinds and there was a guessing
contest in which Florence Phelps
and Everett Smith tied for the first
prize and Urania Larson secured the
consolation. There was music and
dancing and in between there were
delicious refreshments. The inviied
guests were the members of Mrs.
Hillary's class in Sunday School and
the members of Mrs. Clark's class,
and in addition the following boys
and girls: Marton Oanty, Helen Mur
ray, Lucile Hudson, Francis Va.iae
wall, Everett Smith, and Eddie Hest
ness.
ALASKA SMOKERS ARE
EDUCATED
When they buy a cigar to smoke
they demand the best, and when
thoy buy a cigar to give away as a
present they buy the best—They get
them at The Gateway, in 25's or 50's
at special Holiday prices. 4t.
To Core * Cold In One Day
Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROS
QUININE tablets. The genuine bet
the signature of E. W. Grove. 31
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOR TOD/
SAFETY OF THE PERFECT:
Behold, God will not cast away
perfect man, neither irfill be he
the evil doers.^-Job 8: 20.
A BIT OF ADVIC1
M
First—Don't Delay. Second—Doi
Experiment
If you suffer from backache; hea
aches or dizzy spells; if you re
poorly and are languid in the mor
ing; if the kidney secretions are i
regular and unnatural in appearanc
do not delay. In «uch cases the ki>
neys often need help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especial
prepared for kidney trouble—the
are recommende dby thousands. Cu
residents desire more convlncir
proof than the statement of a citizi
of this locality?
Geo. Nawottny, butcher. 13<
Grant St., Bellingham, Wash., says
"I suffered from lame back and ki<
ney trouble. At times when I stooj
ed I could hardly straighten becaut
of the severe pains which caught m
in the small of myback. I was sui
ject to pains in the back of my hea
and spells of dizziness and my kit
neys didn't act rignt. I saw Doan
Kidney Pills advertised in the pap<
and one box knocked the pains oi
of my back and head. They als
rid me of the dizziness and made m
kidneys well."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy—g<
Doan's Kidney Pj.lls—the same tlia
Mr. Nawottny had. Foster-Milbur
Co., Wfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
ad'
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