Yum! Yum! !
For Breakfast
Any cf the Mowing will start you out right
Aunt Jemina pan cake flo ur
Albers Flapjack flour
Olympia pan cake flour
Buck "Wheat
With Logcabin Syrup or Karo with Maple
Flavor _
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
'i 01. make a mistake it
vou o< no -too at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Light.*
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
hdTi.-uJ for its H.me C'olung,
\'. k. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Butter-silk Irora ot:r nvn da«v "
Fr«h il/ys. etc
Rj!e» *3.00 Per Day and UpS
ighted. Lar?e San-pie
Rooms tor Tt.><-eling M*n.
: I. S. PULLEN. Pi op. ,
£kagway. Alaska
What Do You Know
About This
The City Council has Assessed
Lot 5. Block 37 at
$ 450.00
I will sell this lot for
$100.00 Cash
Lot !'. Block -t>, assessed at
$575.00
Will Sell For
$250.00 Cash
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Mary
WILL LEAVE SKASWAY
Oct. 24 Nov. 3 17 Dec. 1 15 29
TOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
niNXECTlN'U AT VANCOUVER
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
i K'KKrs To All Points East
•\1 I'anicuiar* l-'nun
L. H. Jihnston Agent, Skagway
l"o CH \Xtt* WlTUiH'T NoTlCK
Note Christmas Sailing Dec, 15
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY <£
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- for— cn
SEATTLE
CITY □? SEATTLE ' ' j
Dlrast cj.iiecuoas for Tact>m\, Vancouver pi
and Victoria
o
H
Sii'.i ij f>r CiliFof-iii Maid *y, Friday and
Saturday
j i i-3 Vv'allace Agent - Sk »gway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
'Sailings ra.a SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JS7FERS0N, Nov. 5, t7, 29
E. J. Si !.-V-i Ag^nt
Phone 66
SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Tu{ts<!a\ ah<j
1 1 — 1 —— Wednesday
A Paramount Picture
DUSTIN FARNUM
- in —
The Parson ofPanamint
By PETER B. KYNE
One of Peter B. Kyne's Masterpieces—Full
of Action, Passion and Love
FORD'S WEEKLY
Admission, including war tax—Adult*, 30c: Children, 15c
SOVIET FORGES
j Peris. Nov. 13—The Soviet forces
' i:avo won contijol of the Isthmus of
I '\ rekop which leads to 'the Crimean
Peninsula ,
la fighting today the Soviets o"U>
tured twelve million- cartridges.
BIG oItgFnOW
8ELFS
Washington, Nov. 15—It was an
I iK'ureed tixi'ay that the Pajiama c«u
| rial was now self supporting.
j The tolls collected f°r the immens
' tonnrge going through the great
j Iocks are sufficient to Pay the i"un
| ning c-xi'ences of this enormous
tlaat.
PICTURES SENT
MR HIRE
Now York. Nov. 10—The Wopl,
bunoi need' today the successful
; r-inssmission of four photographs b
wir.> between its offices and the >ele
grai'U office of the St. Louis I'ost
i>is!'atvh.
IS
n'-si
ii
.\ihensi Nov. 13—Premier Veniz
j elos announced today that his Party
| hw! obtained ai majority at the <
j Ifcctfcn throughout Greece as the re
j si'lt of the people being against the
' return of the former King Cbnstan
li
l m
IC
10 1
j irr
! Seattle. Nov. 13—Robert AV. Hill a
I prominent realtor and former super
visor off the census for Seattle com
j mittcd suicide last night.
| Hill was a victim ofthe "sleePing
I ssickaess" for the past two years.
If Thc5EMe/1
In &/> to-Headed fy*/
H40 Us£V
rtcu~>bro'% Het'pic- id
The-/ WouLp 3c
Si t r' ^ tx 'r' *• " r.5
"To O Late r~f „ 1^, "
*, 2!^
' 1 .?»>*/» a*p J r#Trj
flppl rcmk/e* i E>*Ct tr thrb€r-9*fj
Vancouver, Nov. 12—The Ballex
a steamer belonging to the Home
Sound Navigation Company was par
t'<illy destroyed biy firs todky.
One of the firemen Lorne Smith
was fatAlly burned' dying shortly af
ter having been taken from the sliiP
Hawaii Is. Goes
Fifty-Fifty laps
"Washington. Nov. 16—The Census
Iiiirc-au announced today that the
.Tat'inese t'oPulation of Hawaii wa>
100269.
The total population of Hawaii 1
CC">,51-2 showing that the ProPortlon
is almost fifty Per cent Japanese.
Stabs Children
Then Herself
Goiln, Mo. Noov. 16—Mrs. Gro
ve,. Buford today stabbed her three
children to <leatth in their hoiae in
tb3 O-itdkirts of tofwu.
Mrs. Buford then attempted to
ki!l herselff but failed altho she
stabbed herself several tlmefi.
i\'<j cause is assigned for the rash
deed'.
1 alls, Nov. 16—The Bours0 clos
ed. today. This is the first time
since the war that this has been
dionc.
Lnmlo, Tex. Nov. 16—A .fin0 tur
key was shiPped today from hefre to
President Wilson.
The bird! is to grac^ the Pres
idents table on Thanksgiving day.
Leaven .vorth. Nov. 16—Jlulet M.
Wells the notorious Seattle Social
ist who has been SerMng a team in
the Penetentiary for sedition and co3
spjfcy was released today having
served bis time.
Paris, Nbv. 16—The diefeat of
Gen. Wrangell whose souther Rus
sian government had been recogni
zed by Franco does not mean France
is ready to consider the recognition
of the Russian Boviet government
is tne announcement at the state de
partment today.
Seattle, Nov. 16—-Ward T. Bowers
government ag^nt fop the Alaska t
Fisheries service arrived here today
from Washington.
I>r. Bowers will conduct he/ar
ings at which regulations and. restr
iction on salmon fishing in the Yu
kon CoPper Bei$ng and Kuskokwim
rityra will be made
The hearings will continue for
several days at which many interest
ed fishermen will be Present.
THANKSGIVING CARDS
Keller Brothers are showing sonve
veryy attractive and; appropriate
Thanksgiving cards. These are very
dist!nctlve and in many tijesigns. and
make Prettyy rememberances.
An unusually larg0 and ajfcrtftctive
selection of Christmas and New
Year cards will bo on sale lmmedlat
iy afterthe aarrival of the nest
boaw- : ■ ■ •*! n?k?'ai.
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 buttonlioles 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 i;90
L. A. HARRISON CO.
\
DEATH RATE IS
IDE KMIR
■Washington, Nov. 15—Nineteen
an<i nineteen one hundredths is th.>
death rate in the Unitefc: States for
the- past ten years.
a|phis was shown in th0 statistics
made Public today by the Census
Bureau. The lowest rate fjr any one
year was tSvelve and nine one thfou
sancHhs.
Women's Club
Holds Meeting
The Tegular meeting of the Wom
ens Clufc nvas heid in the Social
Centre. Thursday evening Nov. 11th,
Th0 question of a publics library
ier SKagway was again uri!dar dis
cussion and It was decided to form
!« Library Association to defray ex
penses of buying books' and furnish
ing a room.
Yearly membership cards are to b
available at $H00 each and a driv?
is io be Put on in orvl^r to rehch
ever/one in Skagway and vicinity
and make known to them the oi'pet
lenities affforded by the Library.
Besides the usual business, Armis
tice fay was remembered* by the
reading of short articles suitfble 10
tho event.
The life of president- e'ect Hird
ing was discrussefi and then Mr. Win
terberger read a Very clever Haper
| a "Presidential Election''.
Tho next meeting will be "open
night" tli© membership being al
lowed to bring one guest.
The evening tarjil, be JJevoted to
music, games and' refreshments,
i Do not forget tho night, Nov. 25
I
Cloud Shedows on the Moor.
Cloud shadows sweep over Hie moor
with wings that are gray or nearly
black, blue or violet-purple, according
to the seasons and quality of air and
sunshine. On stormy days the care is
altered and out of the gloom there
break beams to fly over the darkness
of earth, like golden birds. The
shndow and shaft of light both serve
to bring out detail In the wilderness;
and while today passages of shade re
veal the lntegutnept of heath and
stone, or fling up the outline of a hill
among others lost iij light, tomorrow
a sun-flash Is apter to^lo these things
and point pictures set in cloudy
frames.—From "A Shadow Passes,"
by Eden PhlllpottS.
Years Added to Human Life.
Two hundred years ago (lie average
person lasted only 20 years on this
danger-Infested globe. Half a century
ago the average life line had stretched
to 40 years, and now It Is estimated
to have reached fifty years. It is true
that In the days when germs flourished
unmolested some folks lived to be one
hundred years and more, but babies
died by the thousand, and surgery
was In (he saw-and-hammer stage,
when to perform a major operation
was practically murder. Today, if you
get stabbed In the heart a surgeon
coolly opens you up. takes out your
heart In his hand, repairs It and sews
It In as good as ever..
Moth Like a Big Bird.
To gain some Idea of the splendor of
some of the world's moths and butter
flies, one should glance over nearly
complete collections of them from the
tropics, to be found in the Cuited
States National museum. There is a
superb species that comes from Africa,
wherein the "tails" to the hinder pair
of wings are more than eight Inches in
length. Then we have the gorgeous
Atlas moth of the East Indies that
measures a foot across from tip to tip
of its upper wings. _ . .
j Franchise For Elec
i trie Light Plant
Asked By New
! Company
Continued from Pag« 1
| any Kind and1 description, and in ear*
rying oil its business, or for the Pu-r
Po-'e ofuttaining or furthering any of
, its obj,.<-'ts, to do any and all things
| which a copartnership or natural Per
sop could do and e^ertse, and which
| now or heroafter may he authoriz
ed! by law.
I At the Present time no company
, holds a franchise for thg purposes
j herein indicated and we will he #ill
(inp to enter into any fair arrange
i njen* for the furnishing of water an'
light, aI,d power to the municipality
and its citizens and to carry out any
anil a!! provisions Mid agrecments cn
terci into. ^
rhe form and't« rms of'the f ran oh
i
isn to hoagi'ei'd ul>on between tha
City Council and t'ie undersigned.
L. S. Keller.
' T'> imtior vas Oion refeTcl to
a sr-eei-in franchise committee
• slsting of* cuundlnic n C.Lrtis, W'ln
tcrboiser. and Hanson, who will re
w>rt in tlic council at tlie n<-vt meet
. !i:s
j The matter of the iiifcli eoit of
City Sighting was then taken up af
ter !!)u< li discussion a si\:clal com
1 mitten w.;s at'PUnted to look into
tlie i-.'tuaiion and- compare the Prices
Paid for street and other <&ty light
ing in the othjr ci!ies of southeast
era Alaska.
j It was claimcd that Skag'way was
Paying ail the way from fifty to onr.
hundred I'er cent mop* for lights
than' the otlier towns.
After the routino business of thj
Pity affiV.irs had been disposed of
ili. coundl adjourned at nine thirty.
Cirfs. Bares
H^cniin's WUa-.u Oii a Safe Flrsfi
AM Yrsatir.ent
How r'lon lockjaw, Mood poi
soning, -.lie Juss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even lite itself, re
fills frc.m tlic neglcct of a burn or
litt!c tut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a kmc it' 1 effective first aid treat
lii'.";:. It is a powerful antiseptic
.-M<l t • |> y applied to wounds of
this k:nd v '1 lessen the danger of
Mood poisoning. Keep it handy.
] V. i if I i ! H a poo l drpendable prep
j arnti'ti to i: vo in tho medicine chest
f"r : i : the doctor may be fur
nvny. it . southing and healing und
I'iin and inilamma
t i • -s of ppralns. bruises. cuts,
I .1 • ' '■■■'/• nd 3:inps. Just as reliable
i r' r . :T lr-rk, sore feet, cold sores,
<• •• ruche and toothache.
Generous sine bottle 35c.
If ycu ire troubled with constipation
:r tdei: h • idacho try Hamlin's Wizard
Uv,.r V. ' .iij: t pleasant little pink
r; !:* -I U. rjj m £or (iOc. Guaranteed.
YHJE 8KAGYVAY
Pioneer Dairy1*.
H. V. BELM AN, Prop.
i THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
Tli* largest a»d txsrt co»
tluctetf d&lrj 1* Alaska.
Lrauy si^mest# of pat-,
milk aad cream to All porint
o» White Pa« & Yukoa
Routs,