PERISHABLES
Cauliflower t Tomatoes Lettuce Celery
Squash Pumpkin Sweet Potatos Garlic
Green Peppers Cabbage Turnips Parsnips
Grapes Grape Fruit Pears Bananas
Casabas Cranberries Lemons Oranges
New Figs New Walnuts
Apples $3.25 to $4.75 per box
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yot. make a mistake it
\ou d' ou ;too at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suitt
Baths on each floor
for its H me Ccoking,
M: v C - CoUa.r Cheese and
'm from oiir own d*"*v —
res:. etc'
Rates Si.CO Per Day and UpJ
»
.ted. Large Sample
ifooms tor Traveling V. mi.
' 1. S. PL'LLEN. Prop.
>kagway. Alaska
FOR SALE
2,000 Shares of Stock
In The
Home Power Co. of Skagway
Cash Price $2,500,00
A good investment in a strong
company, this company having
paid dividends to the stockhold
ers for the years 1916, 19 I 7 &
1918. .$15,177.68
and have a cash surplus of
$10,000.00
A SAFE INVESTMENT SEE
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
_AN\£JlANj
pacific]
WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Beatrice
WILL LEAVE SKAGA'AY
December 1, 15, 29
FOR
Rupert, Vancouver, Seittle, Etc,
OtXNKiTlSG AT VAXCOt* \'K»t
V.IHi i AST EST TRANSCONITNEN TAL TRAINS
1'icKKTS To All Points East
AI I'a'tieular* Fivin
L. H. Johnston .Agent. Skagway
>'' B.1ECT To CUAXUK WlTHOPT NOTICE
Note Christmas Sailing Dec. 15
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- FOR -
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Difd^t o.iiscJam f ir Ticonn, Vancouver
aid Victoria
Sii'i ij fir Ciliforaia Miidiy, Friday and
Saturday
j i :i A tlljce Agent - Sk*gw«y Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings rom SKAGWAY Season 1920
For SEA1TLE& TACOMA and Way Poits
S. 5. J£?.-ERSON, " Nov. 5, 17, 29
E. J. S! U .V Agsnt
Phone 66 SKAGWAY
popular picture palace Tue^n^jay
A Paramount Picture
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS
ETHEL CLAYTON
...Maggie Pepper...
See this Dainty Star as a Saleslady
Hearst's News
HIS POLITICAL PULL-Comedy
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Seattle Nov. 2ft—Major C. A. Sea
one totl"v succeeded Colonel Lenoir
as Officer in Cliarge of th0 ^ask".
cable
Colen«;l L^n&'vr lias servcd for a,
numb.r of >\.ars and much regTet Is I
! felt at Uis leaving.
MJijor Ssaone is od0 of the most i
: roi'ular officerfe ia th0 signal Oorps.
I Court Officials Off i
For Ketchikan!
To opeP the fall term of tlio Dis-1
trlc't Court at Ketchican n0xt week
Jjdge Robert W. Jvnnings and othu
Cjburt ami Federal officials will I
leave .lune^u late tomorrow evening!
| on th<» st(.»raor SPokane. The docket'
I at th„> "First City'" is said to bo a
lenghty one and will occupy consid
urabl.i liuit..
Anions the Oourt officials going
in adJUion fo Judge Jennings are:
J. W. Bell, Cleric of the. Court, Mrs.
V.F. Pugh. Deputy Clark. From the
District Attorney's office District At
torticy J- A-' Smisor, Mid his assist
ant, J L. Backsrrom and WSss Ilia
' S. Uei'lMrt, .stenographer, will go
1 \V. W. CaseJ". Chi0f 2)ci»uty Mar
[ shal, :s now in Ke-tchican looking
after arrangements for the term. —
| Empire
Cable Briefs
I W'asL.'nglon.Nov. 20—Congressman'^
[Garland of Pittsburg and representa
tive at iarge from Pennsylvania was
| found doad in his bath room this
morning. Mr. Garland was at home
and no :t.i'son was assigned as to
the ca.iv-: of his death.
I Seatt?1? Nov. 23—Disappointed in
love and tired of life George BoylgS
a young man twenty yeari of age
shot hfr"seU accidentally in the righ
shouidod yesterday afternoon.
! While he was Preparing to take
his own iie and getting his gun in
shaPe to do this deed the gun accid
entail? was discharged. The young
i man will recover.
Constantinople Nov. 23—The con
dition of the refugees on board the
ninety shiPs which are strung along
j the Bosphorus is aPpalling and a
! terrible caiaistroi'he is feared unless
promPt measu,res iare taken to land
them.
A thousand human beings are
writhing in m'teT and pain since
their f'isht from the Bolsheviki ar
mies.
• (Xone of the refugees have yet
been taken ashore excepting the sic it
desea>>e'l ?nd the insane.
There are many insane peoPle they
having become so from th0 horrors
of the situation.
Johnnv Johns big game hunter
and gu:de of Ca»-orol>s came over on
the tfain today ajid will go to Ju
neau luiiight to visit friends..
A DAINTY PURE DESSEKT.
For your Thanksgiving Diarner
plan on Ke Cream for your dessert.
Strawberr/ Chocalate and Vanilla
or Xeat'olitan bricks $1.40 quart de
liverer packed in Ice- Phone Keller,
Bros. ;'orr order.
Geneva, Nov. 22—The League o£
Nations today summoned the League
Council to take immediate steps to
aid A.rmenia.
Geneva, Niov. 22—The Germans
have Protested against assigning ma.
dates to her former colonies <with
out Permitting her voic^ to be heard.
This protest is disconcerting the
asst-mbiy loaders.
Senator Fall Is
Denied Passport
Waah'ngton, Is'ov. 22i—The U. 9.
consiii&r agents aloDg the Mexican
border have receded instructions
from it; stftt di>artment not to vis?
ttie [.assi'ort of Senator Fall for
h .. sei<t tor's proPos0d visit to Mex
ico.
Senator F*aJl was intending to be
present at the inauguration of Pres
ident ODrtgon.
Mrs. E. J. Sha-w 'wjas able "to
tuim to her liom0 yesterday after
several days in the White Pass hos
pital. Mrs.Shaw is much imr>roved.
Louis Selmer who had the misfor
tunes to brt>aic his leg a few w
ago is al>leto be about and while
he ha<s 10 us0 orutches he gets
round Very well.
In order that the train boys can
enjoy their Thaningiving at home
Chief Dispatcher Mulvfhill will not
Send a train out until Friday morn
ing. . i i». * .t
Every train from the north brings
in wood for Skfgway.
1 ,Thi8 wood comes from over th<>
line and reli©vs the shortage that e*
ists in Skagwayi
—4^—
Miss Core Bet^son the dressmaker
was taken to the White Pass hospi
tal at an ea-rly hour this morning
suffering from an acute attaJclk of
sickne?s.
Dr. Runnels is attending her.
—++—
g Mrs. Jimmy Adamfc a. -Vnive wo
man who has lived in Slkagway for
a number of years passed awa;
yesterday in Haines.
J<mmy Adams is one of the best
known Natives on the canal and
jh&s many friends who will Sympa
thize vith him in his houx of afflic
tion. Tneuneral of Mrs. Adams will
oocjur In Haines tomorrow.
True to form and following the
custom of years the White Pass Ath
letic Club will give a Thanksgiving
ball tomorrow night.
Usualy thjs ball has been termed a
Barn Danoe but Kvjien asked as to
that today Chairman lijulvihill of
the Dance committee stated that the
this would be a garage dajice- Barns
ire out ofdate and the modern Gar
ige is in the lime light.
iNToweVery one is invited io this
iffaJr and a good time is a^bured.
Good music and ail the comotrts
jf hSome will ble at the disPosal of
lancer3 ana onlookers and there is
iure to be a big crowd.
The dancing hvill begin at the u
rnajj hour. Come along e^eryon0
ind have a good time.
Castori' and SiyruP of figs at K^l
er Bros. . : •*'
Hanes Boys Union Suits
Endure astonishingly against
Wear and Wash
Every stitch, thread and button is "Hanes"
inspected.
"Hanes" closed crotch stays closed; buttons
stay on.
Non gaping buttonholes last the life of the gar
ment; the tailored collarett fits snugly.
Buy "Hanes" Union suits for jou boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
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BLENOS
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FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf Thai Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher'* Hjend Flour
is good to the last slice, wi'h a better c >! a better
flavor, and a better texture than bre.id rr :de with
ordinary flour,
Manufactured in "America's Fiaest Mouting Mills" by
FISHER MILLS
FLOURINGS Wm - COMPANY
Home Office. SEATTLE
An inspiration
Is often wished for when the time comes for
making suitable selections of i;ifts for Christ
mas, and realizing this we invite your inspec
tion of our Holiday display of
White and Smoke Tanned Car
ibou and Moose Hide Mocassins
In offering these mocassin-slippers we do so
with the assurance that the selection is the
most extensive collection of beautiful Alaska
Native work that has ever been offered.
These mocassins met the requirements of the
most fastidious and exacting tourists during
the past season and taxed our facilities to the
utmost.to secure them in sufficient quantities
to meet the demand. These are all made es
pecially for us, decorated with exclusive de
signs in bead and porenpino quill, and it will
be a well pleased person who receives, a pair
as a Christmas gift.
These should appeal especially to those per
* sons wishing to send a gift to the states, as
the mocassics pack conveniently and pass
through the mails without the slightest dan
ger of damage In transit.
teller Bros/Drug Co.