PERISHABLES
Cauliflower i Tomatoes Lettuce Celery
^ Squash Pumpkin Sweet Potatos Garlic
Green Peppers Cabbage Turnips Parsnips
| Grapes Grape Fruit Pears Bananas
I Casabas Cranberries Lemons Oranges
New Figs New Walnuts
3
3 77"
Apples $3.25 to $4.75 per box
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Vot. make a mistake if
vou d' qo -too at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths cn eaih fioor
hamous for its Heme Ccoking,
M .S. Crfdm, Coti??r Cheese and
B :' !k horn our own da"v t
t" re^ii Eggs, etc
Rates 53.00 Per Day and UpJ
Li.hted, Large Sap-pie
:\ooras for Traveling M-n.
H. S. PULLEN. Ptop.
jkagway. .Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
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The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5, Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash'j
Lot H. Meek 20, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
| $250.00 Cash
j Phil Abrahams
[established - - - 1897
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WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
j Oct. 24 Nov. 3 1 7 Dec. 1 15 29
KOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
All l'a-tieuiai*« From
L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
viuKcr To Chaxuc Without Notice
I Note Christmas Sailing Dec. 15 I
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE | i
Direct connections for jTacama. Vancouver $
and Victoria
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SiUii-j far California Mandiy, Friday and
Saturday
Jjhis Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
^Sailings ro.n SKAGWAY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFFERSON, Nov. 5, 17, 29
E. J. SHAW Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
! Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 — A 1 and Sunday
A Paramount Picture
JESSE L LASKY PRESENTS
The Great American Prima Dona
JERALDINE FARRAR
On The Screen In
" Temptation"
Hearst's News and Burton Holmes
Travelogue
Admission, including war tax—Adult*, 30c: Children, 15c
NEW PREMIER
GUBJEBEn
Athens. Nov. IS—The new Prctoi
ier Rhailifi. with three of his c^M
I net members. took the oath of of
I lice before Admiral CoundouTiotis.
th0 Recent.
Rhaliis will hold the Portfolio o(
> Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Immediately al!ter he took office
. Rliallis demanded the resignation
rf the RePe'nt.
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Princess Mary
| Takes Out Many
The l'jiacess Mary arrived at noon
, on \V'e'!:i..si^iyy and doParted at mid
J night Wth a big Paslsenge*" list.
I Many of the passengers came over
| from ia(> other ^ido and) sbm© had
| beejti the last ones up the rivcir and
also by sti'ge
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau- Robert Lowe
I C. W. tas[h and wife. Al. Stewart
| Robeu .\itken_ » Earnes, Burwash,
j Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wilson, Captain
! an'Ji Mrs. J. O. WllUatois. Mr. anil
Mrs. Mcflween, Mrs. I.eo. Bimmons
and her daughter Miss. Gladys.
were some of the Passengers.
'Battle With Camp
Lewis Soldiers Ends
Policeman's Life
I Portland. Xov. IS—Patrolman Jer
] ..io Palmer was shot and instantly
killed last night 'during a sPeCta
I cailar street battle bdtweefl the po
! lie and two soldier despara<2oos from
I CamP Louis.
i The slayer of the polieeman.Has
J kell A Walter was caPtured and is
' in the hospital.
| Walters was shot and wounded' by
J Patrolmen ThorPe who was with Pal
| mer when he fell shot through the
I heart.
| The bulle't from the despajadoes
i pistol Passed' through Palmer's stac
before entering his body.
I Walters was shot In the chebt.
Boy Of Nineteen
Confesses Theft
Council Bluffs, Njov. 18—Fred E.
Poffejnderger nlnetoejn years of age
was arretted! today for connection
Wth L>te seven million dollar mall
train robteiy.
Federal officials state that Poffen
derger has confessed to having tak
en a Part In th^ ti^obbery.
Extortion Charge
over One Million
New York, Xov.lS— Robert P.
Brlndell- president of the Building
TradVvS Council had been indicted
for extortion and Is under one thou
sand dollars bail.
Brindell is charged with attempt
ing to extort seven thousand five
hundred dollars from Fradius a
house wrecker" and that he thireat
ynect io tall a strike unless the mo
ney wasP»ld to him.
District Attorney Klchter declar
ed today thcvre ar0 extortion char
ges against BHndell 'which will ag
'gijegatj, over a millibns dollars.
High Cost of
Chop Suey
Chicago. Nor. IS—TweIve Chin
ese restaurant ProPrletora have been
summoneld to xplaln the high cost!
of chop suey to the Council commit
ter which is Investigating the liv
ing costs.
It is assprted that the Price of choP
suey hassoared even higher than othj
meals and eatablles.
Miko Vuclnlch the mayor of Ben
nett cam,, over on the last train and
is visiting a host of frle|ids for a/
te:w di."s i I , ! ;
Mr.Viclnich fePorts a most pleas
ant fall at Bennett and looks for a
mild W.'nter. - I i •
Fataer Galllant arrived' back from
llaines on the Jefferson Tuesday
night.
Special Saturday Sale on:
MUTTON |
Sale for Saturday, Nov. 20th, 1920 only jj
Leg 30c per lb. Shoulder 25c per lb. i
Breast and Flank 5c per lb. 2
Chops 30c per lb. i
FRYE-BRUHN MARKET I
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 you boys!
Sizes 26 to 34 covering ages 8 to 16 years.
Prices from i.35 to 1.90
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Cable Briefs
PeScin, Aov. 17—Tfco Bolshevik!
forces IU Siberia have been driven
back across the Alancliurian border;
at Mandhulla.
London. Nov. 17—Gen. Wrang0il
8 rrivea, in Copenhagen today.
■ The Ueneiial and Ms staff were
brought here by the cruiser Korne
loff.
London, Nov. 10—The twenty
third of November has been fixed a
tha day uPon which the I?ish Home
Rule Dill will be voted on in tho
House of Lords.
S.S.|efferson Has j
Come and Gone
Th0 Jefferson arrived at midnight
on Tueslday andi sailed Sour hours
later with a good passcngor list.
Mr1, and; Mrs. E3. J. White who ^
ihadi biseti over in '\Vljitehors0 were
passepgers as far as Juneau.
M'yar Paddocir and his wife were j
Passengers from II»ines as was Miss.1
(SjhePard w-liio has been visiting liei* j
brother and his ftunilyy lor some
time
She Wanttd to Know.
A traveling man the other day was
telling of one of his customers, n hart? |
ware merchant In one of the smaller j
places In the state, who enjoys the
game of pool as a diversion after
business hours. Frequently after clos
ing his store he drops in a poolroom
neit door and enjoys a game or two
before going home. His little daugh
ter, who often waits on him while In
dulging In his pastime, one evening
after going home said to her mother,
"What kind of a game Is that daddy
plays when he tnkes a stick and hits
a ball, then says, 'Oh h—i'?"—Snn
Francisco Argonaut.
3ee Flrj'e-iBrfuhn Co's. display ad
in this Pn.Per.\
THANKSGIVING CARDS
Keller Brothers are showing some
veryy attractive a-nd appropriate
Thanksgiving cards. These aro very
distinctive and in many designs, and
make Prettyy rememberances.
An unusually large and atrtactive
selection of Christmas and New
Year cards will bo on sale immediat
ly afterthe aarrival of the next
OvfllS.
To Cure a Cold in On,, Day
Taue Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
CUININ[B tablets. The geimiiM
l>t-ars th0 signature of lv. W. Grove,
.to e.,nts.
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Hamlin's Wizard Oi! a Safe First
Aid Treatment
IIow often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re
stilts from the neglect of a htirn or
little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe :"-d effective first aid treat
went. It is a powerful antiseptic
,i; ' trpt'y applied to wounds of
• is | | ! --in the denger of
],loo 1 pot.-oniii . Keep ii handy.
V .. . .■•' «r : pr.-p
t ■; • mu chest
' • • doctor may be f.:r
.. i ir : nU hciitin? and
2In . .. 1 Si 2! iiuro i
rv Inj. *ruls«»s, i-urs,
. cftnttipption
■ItUn o WlSar<l
i Ii-'lo pink
CUutaQtCOiL
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Pioneer Dairy ; I
H. fr. h«K*4N, i-ro|».
THE SflKiTAFY MILK
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.t duct!-.1 dslrr ;* Alaska. X
J L:ailj HitpaiMts of pnr< %
j milk anl cro'i-n to *11 point ^
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An Inspiration
Is often wished for when the time comes for
making suitable selections of gifts 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 porenpine quill, and it will
be a well pleased person who receives a pair
as a Christmas gift.
These should appeal especially to those per
sona 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. !
Keller Bros. Drug Co.