We
Clancy Kids
King Cs Back to
the Old Days
ERCY L.CROSBY
»y U« McClttf* N»w»p«pt »yoJU»l«
No 31«ep. No IV*C. No P«ac* 'Wth j
A Ljvme Or Aching Back.
Wt*tr trio lot of many a kidney |
ia£C*r>T. .. j
Pal a ani J'strb88 from nuw to I
iJtta.
Ot up Wth a laone back.
Twlag<« of backacto® both'',. vo j
*11 day.
Duu ach'us breaks youx re't at
night.
Ur'oar> d -'orders ajo to your m's.
«TT. -.S; I
If you have kidney trouble
R**ch the cause—tti° kidney*.
Doan's Kidney P'lls axe for the'kt!
a«y« only—
Hav« mad® an unviable reputat'oa
la th'» looai'ty.
iti«. P. D. Walton. 33'Lovaga'St j
Santa Cruz. Cal; savs: "Doan"a!
Kida«y Pill' have been a great
h*lp to me ami I cannot praise,
them «nou&k. My K'diieys troubl*
toe and my back iva* so w«y.k'an.l
lame. I could hardly keep going.
I didn't enow what <t was to
r*t a good night's u-H and in
lh» morning my back aotie«l, as
If it would break. I wa» oft«
fwy and had to «tefc hold of
Bom^thingi to k«tp from falling.
My kidneys didn't act right. <Jth
w I used Doan's &nd they'helpejl J
sf. Th» b?okachi*) left and I I
frit •tron8er in «v«ry way".
trta» 6!>o. at all doalt-ra. Don't j
*K£iy uk tor a kidney reaiei-' — j
eel Dofcn'a KJdacy Pills — tho.
•am* <-hat Mrs. Weltoa had. Fo-n
•r-ttllbva Co; Mfgr& Su'talo. X. Y
nut SKA GWAV
Pioneer Dairy
a. v. 8skma> , Pro*.
THJE mm ■ILK RANCH
T&« l*rge«t «jk1 be* oo«
dueled dairy la JJaak*.
Dalli iklpmaH* of pvu-r
mill k*a eroam to HI po>*<
o> Wilt* T&m * Xuto*
*<**•. . .1 .iaIJj
Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
Prevent Falling Hair
With Cuiicura Shampoos
The first thmg to do in restoring dry.
thin and falling hair is to get rid of
dandruff, itching end irritation of the
scalp. Rub Cuticura Ointment into
the scalp, especially spots of dandruff
and itching. Nest nurcing shampoo
with Cuticura Soap anil hut water.
Rinse with tepid water.
Cuticura Toilet Trio
consign* V. » nr.m ana laicum
arc indispensable adjuncts ot the daily toi
let in maintaining skin purity and skin
health. By bnrsing these*delicatelv medi
cated eir.ollicnti 1:1 frequent contact with
your sktn as in t:se for all toilet purposes,
you keep the skin, scalp, hair and hands
clear, sweet an^! heaUhv The Soap. Oint
ment and Ta:cum 25c. each everywhere.
dflF™*Cutiia;c Soap ahjvcs without mug.
Subacirbe for The xJallj Alaskan.
BA8y
pooo
m
jfbr
Baby Says
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Parity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
ffMTHisgBaby Needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
SJ<cigway's Social Weel<
I
Mr. and .Mrs John SI. K«-ll r
are onjoyins u f<-w davs out'n^ a i
lx>;j Cabln.
<i—«—o
.UiNs V'rs'nia IIill''ry wvs a br>a!\
fa»t K-nn^t of -Mrs. L>. S." Ivllor'on
\\V(liu«tlay.
0—o—o
.Mrs. Sain Han\ji is in AVhlte
Lor\i vls'tlns wiili tho f;,iu'Iy of
KraiiK Wl"o«.
u—o—o
Mrs. Dan Snth«rlan<l an<l h''i1
>011 lound tr'p Pu"8i*n.';<-'rs on
tli>' J' fiVrson from J ujicau.
o—o—o
>I>s« Dorothy Colo of Seattle. |
Is iu town tho KU«"it of her bro'h
>~r and s'ster ''' ^'r- and Mr".i
C. C. Col0.
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Mr. J. K. K'rwin, of Montival.'i"
visiiinj; w'Ui th«» family of lii- b
th>'r in. law niul 3'3^'r, Mr. an
Mr". A. J. A'cOann.
Mr". Maur'oe A- llod'n.c i* honi". J
from Juneau wlu-i*- s!" was call-!
ed by th0 aeath ot h'r brotaT
in law W. II. Ca.v. . j
0- -o—o
FOI'XD:—A handkerchief. The own
»r m: y havo it by call'nir at th !
redone® of Dr. I* S.i Keller and
prove ownership.
Ml"s Elliot of Vancouver 15.
C. who Las b^er. v'aitltts >u Skas i
way for -"o'.nc we®ks was a pas-'iv^-'
«r "outh Thursday.
—o—o—o
ilrs. Hv.Un X). Lynch and h(«r iwe,
houv ;m<ists Mr". Richard 0-C<'iin<l
and M'ss Crra O'Conn'lI, roturn-dj
on Moudov from an out:n^ trip ti>
A'liti and Wh'tehor-v.
Unit<xl Stai<*» MarsUat J. -M. Tan.:
n°r and his -wife a^ lior® for a
month's vacation. TVy ar° occup
ins their pretty home on S'xtli,
av^fflUo °»d Ma'a 'troM..
s- o—n
Mrs. Dr. X^wland3 of Seat'lo
who has be^n visiting with'th°'famllyj
of her soa 'a law and daughter j
Captain and 3Irs. Royal R. Pullcn. ]
left on U'° PriucfSs Allco'for'hom'-.
o—o—v
The fin" weather >a!ls many to
the open for plonk's. berry'ng and |
fishing. Tli** w'ld fru>: is now ripo
and soul'* of the children are mak
Ing a n«at little sum by gali^r'ng.
amd soiling them.
Mr. Compion Thorpe of Los Anc
who lia.^ Iveii making Skagway
h's home for the pa*t sev^ral'months
was a passenger to Juneau on J
thp Jiff'-rson wheT® bo w'll re-1
main for tie preS6nt.
o—o—n
Mr*. Herbert S. IfadlT of Rould— j
<r, Colorado ond Mrs. J. W. l.yir.an
of Kansas (tty. Mi-'sourl \v{io have]
boon touring Alaska, wt-r0 I>asseU.-'
nrs soui.h on tlio Jofer'on. While
in town they PoIlen'Mous''
g jests,
o—o—o
On the twenty fourth of July
Mrs P. J Flyim calibrated ivr
birthday by »erv'ng a del'ghtful
dinner to .Mr. and Mr8. J. J Dwy<-r
their 3on Jofcu, Mr. and Mrs J. I
McAl'ster and the'r 1'ttle (laugh
Caroline, Mr. P. J. Flynti. Mr.
■am Flyim and Mr. Owm Flynn.
o—•—0
Today Skagway '» having t'
f'r"t fall of rain, in many weeks.'a!
through tho month of July the w
th°r has (,etn ideally summer and
f'ae for camp'ng and picnicking. T
day the r?in is falling and w'th
no wind tt is a pleasure to
g^t out and cojoy it.
s—o—0
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Blanch
r.rd and G«n«ral Manager Herbert
I Wheeler went to Whit<-'hors« on
Sunday last and wcrj ^nfrta'avd
by Mr. and Mr'. Carleton Y,
Cash. Mr. Wheeler tusde a 'r*i
Into Atl'n while Mr. and Mr9.
Blanchard returned to Skagwa;.
on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Herbert S. Radley. Mrs.
J W. Lyman* M'ss Angela'Paitt'
son. Mi** Mary Pullen,. Mrs. I*. S.
Krller and Mr". Harr'et S. 1'ul
K :i «:ijoyvj ■» r'al old t'me ki;.c!i
. ii liiuulitf.il in til ' PulK'n. HoU*,
on Monday evening. There were
among tl\e da'utles, r'eh goltkii
^•ak<>. btx-rd and butler, clott't;
croan.. l*ull«*n ranch butter-lea.
roff<^ cocoa "Ud miik.
.Mr. Cltarlcs W. Dui'k'y-, U. :
immigration inspector located at I
i/.!iikan.\vas h recent arrUal ami ■
\v-H bo >u biagway for a short'tinie
.Mr. Durkvo was for a numb-r o.<
yars in Suscway and has ho-M;
of friends here who ar1' gladly
welcoming li'm back. Mrs. I>urk
■ind the l!tf»° son, n;ay make .-'ka*>
way a visit tx-fotv the return Df
Mr. l>urkee to Ketchikan.
Mr. an', Mrs. \. O. Roblason'aind
iln-'r 'lifain (.li'M wore Win arriv
al* in Skagwjy and loft b.v 'launch
for DJva v tiere tli«\v w'll assum.
I tin nianatsoin'iit of th'* Pulloti
ranch. Mr. ftnd M rs. Rob'nsnn
ai-■ proving tiieir knowledge of farn.
l't"«- by br'ngiiij; ovfr vaiioiis'farii:
product" among wh'on aro'beauti.
■ ill rolls of gold®". butter sucli'ar
"mother us"J to niaks", cream and
rotin^. diet's0. ■'
Dr. Alfred Brooki, Colonel Sears,
and Lieutenant McDonald of
I". S. Des<roy°r 276, wen' d'nn?r
gm-'t-" of tile PuIl«H IIouso and
oitj'.'.v. d tlie ball gamo la t!i" •
hing from the balcony of th
third I'uHen IIouso anno.x. AfLer
t.he game they -vrero ovfn'npr ar.d
supper guosl3 of Mrs. Harr'et S.
Ptill' ii. Captnlti and M:s. Royal R.
I'ullen anj Miss Mary Pullon. Tho
I>st rover sot away early Friday
morning. Commandcr Stars will
spend a pait of tlio comins winter,
in tlif' Canal Zono.
Harrisons hove all tho late
f'ct'on at popular r'c*^. If you
want a treat U can be found i
r.^uling "Toe Kindred of the Dir t
by Peter n. ICyne. They who have
ivad U>o "Cappy R'cks" -'tories,
tliat were published serially in
•he Saturdry Evening Po't'can
appreciate the good. story of
Tho Kindred of the Dust for 't
one of the noted California Uv-st
production". Another \ «-ry re;vdabl
story Dy this author 'is Web'tei*
.Mar.'? Man" ..\ny of these boolc
can be procured through Harrison
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Two dances given, for the'erev
of tho U. 3. De9troj-er 'a A. IB.
Hall wer8 well attended and
all preNjnt enjoyed 'ho mus'c and
dancing. The dance on Wednesday.,
night wa9 given by Mr. Tilton of
Danville. 111. Mr. Titon rented th
hall aiiii contributed in other ways
to the amusement. We iyere In
formed that Mr. Tilton is a
ret're<l newspaper man and we
have oetrn wondering what course
pur*u"d to havee sufficient "dough*
lor a trip to Alaska and to fin
ance a dance while h«re. A
few point rs on'tho subject w'll be
gratefully re ceived by the ed'tors of
papers in Alaska and a few othe
Places*. , .
B—B—0
To c"l>ora'° birthday of'Mr9,
.Ian:,-s K. JlcA'isteri and Mr. DaVd
i-'tevnson th- two families guv0 a
S<« .enroll tlie two families gavo a
v°rv del'gWful ilanc'ns party tt
the home of the McAlister8 on
Tuesday la-t. Following tho dance
the two young h0stt*sses served a
very tempt'na super. Those 'nv't
••d «vre Air. and Mr3. P. J. Flynn
Mr. ;uiJ Mrs. L. A. McAl'ster. Dr
awl Mrs, Tnoma8 H. l'.uimalls. Mr.
ftinl Mr". J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. C. H.
Roger*, Mr. aaid Mrs. A- R- iniler>'*
Mir YV'lbur S'orey, Captain V'viaii
Davis, jir. William Flynn. and Mr.
Ow«n Flynn. Tli°r° were al;o pr' -
■'"jit the hcstM. hoste»es aud
MlMa Carol in'' Aim McAlister. This
wasi a real home gathering und'atl
present enjoyed the del'ghtftil ct
cas|on.
9—9—0
Oa Fr'day -Mrs. Hermann "Miller
assisted by Mrs. V. I. Hahn.
Mr®. Mart'u Conway and Mrs.I
G. JJlanchard eutertaliied Rbouftivo
score of lier fr'«-nd-s. Th» dlverti^o
uunt of the afternoon consisted of
various amu^ng games, a v^ry
delicious repast wa« s served. Priz
*» r>re awarded to Mrs. Ki
T'lfer and Airs John G. lllaticliard
tne former rece'ving i pi-etty.
vase and. the latter ft handsome
lira's ba*k<?t. Tho*o pre sent were:—
.Ursdaines V. 1. Helm, E. J. Shaft',
iturr'et S. Pullen. Royal R'Pul
lea \V. C. Blanuhard. J. U.'Blanch
i"d- Er'e 'J'l-liVr, L. Jl. Jolmstou,
J. Fat-well- KamU'tll llanaii, R'cli
.1 o -o-.ii II, Mart'n Conway. R.
i. II my, \C. II. thvn C. C. 'Cole.
li. Gamy. Max M. Smith,'Bessie
Awyu", L. Ii. Crowe. W. J. Mulv'—
•I'll, Thomas H. Rumaclls, Lyman.
Ifyimldsoii, Mlss Katj Lynch aad
Mi^s Cora O'CoiUiell.
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f'ris'cr Somi.whftt Piirr'»1.
Here i< a story which In. Sainw
Lough. president of I.nlier iwlver-iij
told oil himself. When lie was a yotiir
Methodist preacher. Just lioL'iimh x I.:
oimrse in the ministry, n friend asked
hint to go out into the country nnd
prench the funeral sermon of a yotins
farmer who hud just illeil. "('< plainly
I would not refuse such a request it
the family desire If." IWtor Lough
said. "Well, the family wants you to
conduct the funeral." the friend re
plied. "The father "f the young man
is rather peculiar," lie hastened to ex
plain. "lie does not want the Cntliolh
priest to prench the sermon, and Ik
has no use for Protestant preachers
lull lie says you will do nil right." I
tor Lough preached the funeral ser
mon, hut he is not quite certain to this
day 1]|ioii what grounds lie was select
ed for the duty.
Old Cup Carved of Wood.
A cup. which is in the possession of
Mrs. Sin i en rot Schulthels, Main ave
nue. Montehello park, Ilurford rum1
Baltimore, is a century and » half ol<i.
iinvlnir boon exhibited at Iho world's
fair in Vienna in IT".•> anil at the Cen
tennial in Philadelphia In 1S70. says
the American- Forestry Magazine of
Washington. D. C. It is the work ol
L. It. Wi I den force, anil Is exquisitely
wrought from a brown wood. It has
a gllvet flip inside, which is covered
by the carved lid. The figures repre
sent Bacchus and a group of nymphs
and satyrs and the small figures are
perfect In every detail.
HI
Bill
Offered in th2 stock
of goods of the es=
tate ofT ony Dorten»
SabinaDortero Executrix
428. BROADWAW.
A QiHu'ne Tnat >oes Not A.feet
Head
Htcausc of ''a ton'c and laxative
effect, LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN
•ue (Tablets) can b« takon by any
one without caua'ng uervousmesa'or
r'liging 'u the h9ad There la
niily one "Bromo Qu'u'ne-" E- W
liROVE'3 s^Smatiiro on the box- 30c.
Hsrjpicide
Mar\j Says:
No Matter '
What
the Color of
Your Hair Is
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
Will Not Change
it in the Least
Sold Everywhere
Applications at Barber Snops
SKAGWAV'S
I KATK15N.4 V. OltKKRH
Arctic Itmltieriiuwl. —
Camp Skagwaj No t.
meets ever) second ami
fourth Tuenui) oveniiig
at 8:30 o'clock. Visii
La* brotL®r» cordially welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KKLI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
rfGV
P. & M.
Wliltc Pass liixl^e F.
A. M. No. 113, meet® 'J'<
•lid 4m Saiurda* eienii g
«f n»ih month. Visiting
lit eilir«n are welcome.
(ian McDonald. W. M
i J sTA-N'UlSH, Secretary.
B. P. O. KJ.kS
HkHtfwajr Loiig*
NO. 431, B. P O
Elks me^ta every
V's't nfa toothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN* QUASHAL, E U
r. J VA^JDBWALi,. 8eor9l*.r>
Pioneers of Alask* I$loo, No. 12,
®eef l» A. 15. IIs.ll first Mood*y In
every rnont M 8:80 p. *».
Visiting Bmther* eowJJ<Ulr »«1"
iicf. J. C. PHCLP8. B«cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eaglet)—
Skigwt| Aerie, No 25>
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
an,! third Wednesday night of each
mouth at their hall on Fifth Are
due. Visiting brothers cordially in*
i-itc! to attend M. EL Rogeri, W. P.
t. Sl. Oriesbach, Secretary
Na«nil CJ.cpt'-r £«o. 9, 0. E. S.
ni' ts in Masonic Hall first and
tl rd Fri laj - of each month at 8
l*. M. VisiU:ig members welcome.
Flcienco Vaiid«vra!l Wor'hy
Ma'fou.
Virginia Sufft'cool. Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR- L- S. KELLER
DentJat
Most -Motern Methods
Office Hou.ro: fl-12 a. m• 1-6 p- m
AlSRXsn Building — Broadwaj
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W« B. STOUT
A 1 ' o r a c y At L a w<
FracUca In all court*
In Territory of Al^aka
HVjNES ALASKA'