n
nnn
k
Ji in
Oi'Li td in th » stock
or ^oods of the es
tate ofTony Dortero
Sabina Dortero Executrix
42S. BROADWAW.
There .i more C
)Z :..e %\iry t...
<>-r!b€(l
f.iilin.t?
. • ial con
•• ons'itu
tarrh Mot.ii
— Ad^P-t l«WHt»D'
$m. aOHE
lin t'-' i's» W;ih Penstratl«g
H&miins Wnarii Ui!
A irt 55 and crlcctive pre-.vira
t c D.i ns ot Kheuma
<_ - ..• ltin's V. izard Oil. It oen
..... ... Jr.vcs out soreness.
.. r> u? still aching joints and
\ ct: h.ive no idea how useful it
. ; unul :n c.ises ot everv day
!::ieni ot mishap when there is
r i::'.:'.".e li.ite healinc: anti
•* ••• ivnii'-a'iop. as in cases of
< n-- cuts, burns, bites
-ts for 3C cents,
return the bottle and
v back
;'.it'.' s have sick
: :rv Wizard ! Ivtr
"tile pink pills, o<J
FINISH sI'.sDaV DINNER
wi.h pure ice
Koi'ier i'.rothers are p rvlvg
ihtlr Ice (.'n.v.u. a;
their sauHnry fountain.
I>eU 'crii-j tr.adu t .r Sunday d-'a
uer. i'boja 126.
rillfc SKAOH AY
Pioneer Dairy
H. f rtCtSHN. Prop
m SANITARY _W!LX BAfiGH_
i-.-vsst nad oett co*.
ducted -Uiry 1* AlaakV
L'ailj jJiiiiment* ol pur
milk aid creaai to *11 yu'tr
c* White Pa«e A Y'iroe
Routt.
The Week In Society
I Mrs. A. C. Biaaelia,d Is improv- ■
i:.g rt.pidly anj will soon b« abl>
1 <o agaiu welcome her i"ri°u<ls.
I Mrs. J. W. bl°dsoo li report oil th t
ter, but is »til! ill tixe W. P. a"d
V. K. hospitalo.
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?!<- auil Mrs. BrittMi J. We-'k
aro ivt houie to their friend3 iu
thei- «ew home on Eiev^uth'ajc*'.
Is'iween Main and Alaska streets.
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Mrs. A. Raymond formerly of Ska!
wty. but for many years a resid
ent of th« intorior arjiu-d in Skag
wa>• this week oil her wa-v to Lt'
Ai:g*'hs where she will spend tu
wi.iUT,
. 0—0—0
M;s. Iiar!i t Jacobs is ;igaiu -'t
home with her grand daughter, Mr
I., ri. Jnhu-to.i. Mrs Jacobs has OeaT
iy regained iu'r usual food lie»!'
at-a slie will soon oo engaged on ••
mor<" i!i church a"d social work.
Jlr. and Mrs. David 5'evenson
have gone ea*t for a visit with fri
ends and relatives and "will bo a
way ifom tkasway about thr> ■
i.i>n;bs. The major poj'ioa of the
time will do spent la Oliio wher'
Mi. Stevenson's relatives reside.
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M|S. Frank F<>'ro, who is well
k::.) mi i'i Ska--way, having lived her
l'or many' y«'ars, but now living In
Jun<;iu, 1* visiting with rl
(•ti't-' and friends. Mrs. Feero
like* * lio Capital City but Is
iiappv to r»turn and sp''inl a few
jays in Skagway. she will return
■ ■.i the coining w««k.
M x M. Smith of IClrni*c'» was a
pasvaeor to Ketcliiksn on th°
.>kane wh'Te be will ensage in.
l)usii:e«*. Mrs. Smi'h has charge of
:hc Kirmso st.">re in 31:a§way, Mr.
accompanied bi« sister, Mrs.
I'esta Angus as far a3 his destiny
ion. Mrs. Angus is tn routo to
! lier home, afte" a summer'
■ i.:;t with lie.. br()th''r and sist-'r In
law, Mr. and Mr". Max M. Smith.
a- •
Mr. and Mr". John G. lllancli
l* «-i)' |-t;liacJ at dinuer on W'ed
i- ''day at lit* Gold«'a North oaf°
•r l residoM Elliot, fiwpil Mana
Wheeler, (leaeral Auditor ll°r
i.ai'.ti Millar of th» ff. P. and' Y.
El. nr.il Mr8. Miller and F. J. .Tone*
.t' the. N. C. company with irad
5»'« rters In San Francisco. Tb
>'jie was decorated with California
tn" gu<";* a"«l hosts
.r.jo<ed a Vr>ry exc' il' nt r' l'ast
jooi ? ai't'"r dinn>'r. Mr. and Mrs.
I'.a::ihard left or. the Spokane for
senile where th<'y will spend th°
viu'c-r.
o—ij—o
The happy ■"tiding of a roinancs be
M'a some titno a-o wu- e'l brat'd at
h First Preibyt. rian Ch.unli. when
il'sinald Broois of Atlia, B. C. and
lulia S. GalbraiUi of X-osho. Mo*
v-ri united in marrias« by the Min
ster, K*v. E. L. Wi:iterbf rger
Mr. Crook for mar 7 years was
;he right han-1 man of Mr. Alesand
V he has had charge of tin*
KrgiuCer mine. Since the d'>ath of
Mr. Alexander he has had charge of
the mine, anl is now looking for
ward to the actlve resumption of
work there.
-MU». Julia, S. Gaibraith. tl'c
bride has not Deen ij. AUin. since
a y'ar aso last Mv, but js now
rein? In to make her home- there
5U« is a tralued nurs->, and earn
fraai Neosho Mo. A number of'ac
ijuaiitamccs were present at the
etre'nony in the church.
Don't
Take. & Chamqe.
OH
6r,?0W/,V<s /VsWffAlf?
Save
What You mwe.
With
HzW&ROS Herpicide
Buy A 5fnall Bottle May
Hs.fp/ci sr /j sj<. o a*- a u. -'JvSt 7"STo*e^
#pPhcjttTjoriS AT 3^3^ SHoP-^> SyCK^WHm/^F
Complimenting Mls3 Ellen. Bogers
who left on the City oi Seattle for
Steai'le where "he will ettend the
University of Washington, Mr. and
M[ 3. Johu M. Kell®r oiitertftioed1 ou
5aturd»y evening last with ai
capp' r dance and gam'8. Tti
KeIler home was very beautifully
'lifetod ia e.\qui»ito fall flowers,
Elfi* from Mr. and Mrs- Kennetl
Hannan. * Tho youuger portion of
th* guests w«re seated in, the
dinjrg room at a largo table for
rrfreshments and were greatly p]"as
' <*d with the hidden, favops. \ Tine
! oli-oi guests enjoyed iheir supper,
at a smail table laid in the hay
wtudcow of |he parlor. Those in
vited were,;' Mr. and Mrs. M.'E.
Kogcrs. Mrs. L. S. Keller, Mr".
I-elia E. Crowe, MI»s Evangeline Has
muscD, Miss Vivian Talbot Mi83
Xau-y Lynch, Miss B"rtha Sclmcr
»rd the complimented guest. Mis
.Ellen Rogors Mr. William FDnnn,
Mr. CharI<s Wells, Mr. Clarence
Pykc, » Mr. Jack Kirms0, Mr. K:
Haha and Mr. William Riley.
U II II
1870-1920
Invitations oro out for a r^P"
tion at Haines, Alaska, to celebr
ats (ho Golden, Wadding of Mf.
and Mrs. K. if. Odell. Tho date'is
Tuesday evening September twnt.v
•Igf.h, and tn0 liours from lwl£
past eight until eleven, o'clock . AI
tho in, h uiarrii'd fifty yar*. JIr
ar.d Mr". O'ell are still amc
t.!io active membv of soci<?ty in,
Haines. Mr. OtiWl has a general
n'.i'rclinndiso store and attends to all
business/ personally, no and lii8
(wife ar<y octive in all social an I
civic events and they are among
th0 most highly resjioet^d r'sid
oa's of Haines. .
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CHURCH NOTES |;
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sun nv scrrues will be held at 11.00
o'clock lii Hie morning in the Church
KUiflc-i Christian Science Society of
coiiw lluln street and
Fourtn h.' enue i
Chr's'Sc'mce Subect:— I
Subsianc*.
The yn bj*c cordially Invited
SuntlAV School at 12:00 m o'cloclc 11
Wcd-i.F'jay evening service at 8:00 i
o'clock
FlUST I'ltKSllVTKlUAN CHl'KCH I,
Her l£. L. Wtnterbcrger, B. 1). '
Pastor..
Mori ing Worship at Eleven, i
o'clJi-kc. Tito Miai»tor wj'I cpeak j (
pc the Toplco: l'-aoe Thru Fellow-j:
slip Willi Jesuit. We are talking a
ti tit World Peace. but ot'grcat-l
o, :uoni«>ut ia P*'rso:ul peaco.
Sunday school at 12:15. [
Rally Day for the Sunday School.
Parei.t* and teacher* and scholars
are a" r"lai|1-*c'' of this. !/■ >
make this tne beginning of good
things for t'a0 winter month*. Th°
promotions will be mirio Sunday.
Even'ng-Wcrsh'p at 7:30.
Vol can scarcely rspt.,:d an hour
f-j any place wh^fC you may d°;
rive more permanent benefit than I
lu fiO('"s Houfe. Tho evening _ Sub
ject of the s'-rmon will be: "Corn
inor Honesty"'. Bring u Frie"U
V.'cdnesday evening Prayer and
Pna!--e service 7:30.
Si". MAUK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH[
?-?0 Holy Communion
10-30 Ma^ and Shimon
Ben'V'ct'on Immediately aft°r
second Mass.
No evening Devotion3 during the
summer months.
S>'r\lces will be he'd in the Din
ing- Room of the old New Homo
Restaurant Building while th
church is undergoing repairs.
Esther Edgar Gallant. I
Full Go'iel Mission.
Preaching 5®rvlce9.
Sunday 2:30 and 8 i>. m.
Prayer mating Thursday S p. m.
Everyono urgently invited.
"W. H. Shoemaker.
How niiich sarnl have I? Ilow much
iron iri my IiIihmI? How mueli lime
Is in my linektKJiii'?
Do I suffer with discouragement,
fh" "Maes." i-.ie'aiit-iioly. or am I an
npil-nist to the lir-i;! one?
What am I doing with my spare
time? Giving it nil to pleasure, or
banking it In self-Improvement?
Am X fulfilling my obligations to
my family, to my employees, to my
friends, to my neighbors, to my coun
try?
Do I believe that; I can make a suc
cess of what I have uudertakeu, or
am I undermining luy chances Dy
doubts and fears?
Polish Liberty Bonds Distributed
F. .in million dollar* in polish Liberty bonds belli# removed from the
I'nion Libei I »• Slate bank, New York diy, for broadeust distribution
BELIEF CONCERNING MOON 1
It is had luck to point at tin* moon.
|
If one horn of the new mo«»n l*> bid- j
Jen, it is a sign of a storm.
A Chinese belief is l-hut thore is n
frog in the moon ami it iy worshiped.
Crops plained on the Increase of the j
moon will flourish, according to moon |
lore*.
Lie on your ImeU* and look at the
moon; make a wish, it will eotue true
soon.
To see the reflection of tin* moon In j
n well or body of water of any kind
neaus uooti luck.
In some countries it is popular tn .
courtesy to the moon tw«»iw rimes ami |
shell make the wish.
i
To sit> :i full it'iini forminji tin* l>wk- I
;routn! of a climvh sUviilc, you will i
lit'sir nf :i frt'-ml's niariiiiirc.
Allium) !'s |h.jm'-ir .i siiiii'i-sMtlnn us j
thruwiii1* sail ov.-r tli" slmnhU'r is!
jiiikiii".' " 1 '-'t • >1 a nt"A' iiin.ui
I To the Panes is attributed the fancy
i lH:it tin*. itiiKiii is made of choose mnile
from the mills of the milky way.
If you see a new moon first through
,n window pane, turn over a coin in
j your pocket to break' the ill luck.
I Culling and singeing hair at differ
! ent periods of the moon is still a pop
ular habit, although nonsuperstltious
folk sanely protest it is ihe regularity
j of the clipping and singeing that has
the effect.
I am making suggestions to my
superior which may he of value and
which may not have occurred to him
because he is busy with Ills own Imtne
' diute work?
|
! Am I expecting the best things to
j come to me today, this week, this
year; or am I attracting the worst
things by anticipating them, holding
| them in mind, expecting them?
j Have I that bulldog grip, that tenac
I Sty of pi; 'pi so, which never lets go.
I knows no retreat? Have I that clear
:;ift wh'eli pishes i a whoa everybody
| cl<e :.'ives up end turns hack?—New
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend Flour
is good to the last slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's Finest Ffouring Mills" by
FISHER
FLOURING
MILLS
COMPANY
Home Office, SEATTLE
Itched and Burned, Face a Mass
Of Eruptions, Cuticura Heals.
"Myface was affected with pim
ples. They were large an4 hard and
would fester, and were
scattered over my face. At
times my face would be a
mass of eruptions. They
itched and burned, and I
would lose sleep.
"The trouble b«tcd
about two years before I used the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
when I had used one cake of Cuti
cura Soap end one box of Cuticura
Ointment I was heeled." (Signed)
Mrs. Philip Hein. Boy 303,903 Lake
St., Sandpoint, Idaho, Aug. 22,19! 9.
'CuticuraToilet Trio
Consisting of Soap, Ointment an.1
Talcum, promote:? and maintains
6kin purity, skin comfort and skin
health often when all else fails. Th::
Soap *o cleanse and purify, th- Cm
ment to soothe and heal, theTalrui.t
to powderand perfume You can d' .
no better than make these fragrtnt.
super-creamy emollients your every
day toilet preparation? Sold e"ery
where at 25 cents epch. Sample each
free by mail. Address post-card:
"Cuticura, Dept. R, Maiden."
'Cuticura Soap shares without :n»i
Th® Go lata North Cafe "ones
only the that tha market at
ford» and invite" a trial o1
excellent seivjce and cuVne.
SKAGWAVS
FRATERNAL OKDKR8
Arctic IlroLhert»M«> —
Camp SkugTvay No I.
meets every iocouj * . J
fourth Tuesday eve.iiug
&t 8:30 o'clock. Vim.
Lac br*tk.«rs cordially welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Oiler.
J M KELLER, Acting Arctic Director
P. & \. M.
White POt-8 Lud^e K* •*
A. M. No. 113, nictte lid
Mid 4tti SoXiuilor e.in.
of each moutJU. Visitmj
Brethren are welioine.
Dan McDonald. W. M -
r. J. 3TANDI3H, Secretary.
B. P. O. K* K-*
Skagw&y
No 431, B. P <»
Elks meets ev»iy
I Thursday at 8.00
P M
s^'s't-rig, brothers cord'ally wel< unit
JOHN GIUSHAI., E R
r j vawdbwau,.
Plonwrs of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
meef Is A. B. H»J1 first Monrt*" In
•ver7 mont M 8:30 9. ».
VUltlo* Brother* eotfdiall* «eJ
c mr. i. Q. PHELPS. S«Q
Fraternal Onler •>'
Eagles—
>ka*;way Aerie, No 'S\
hYaternal Order »l
Easlpg meet the fi'-t
*nd thlrtl Wednewlajr nini>« of <'»rl1
month at Uiclr hull on Fifth A(f
.me. Visiting brothers cortliali) in
.•itcl to attend M. ti. Ko^ers;, \\. I".
J. Bu. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naom1 Ci^apter »*>'o. it, 0. K. S.
in' ts an M&sontc Hall lirst an;!
tf rii FrHays of each mouth at s
1'. SI. Vl'llang members welcome.
KIcienoo Vaadewa'.i Worthy
Malron. ,'
Virginia Suff^cooL Secretary.
PKOFfcSSIONAli CAKDS
DE- L B. KELLER
DmM
Most Modern Methodu
Office Hour#: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p m
Alaskan - Building — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A < t o r a. e j At L » »
PracUc* la all courts
In Territory of Alaaka
HAINES ALASKA
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given, that th«
undersigned has been appointed Ad
ministrator »f the Estate of Slmou J
Weltzman, deceased, by the Probata
Court for the Territory of Alaska,
alttlLg la probate at Haines, AIask.a
aid any and aU persona hav
ing claims against said estate ara
required to present them to me In
the Town of Haines, AlaeJca, ■with
the voucher required by law ■within
six months from the date of the
tlrfet publication of tbl» notice.
„ rated thl» 20th Cfi-7 of August,
1920.
J, H. Chisel.
Administrate r
Fir"t publication 8—21, '20.
Final publication, 9—IX, '20. j