THE
CLANCY
DS
One Shot
is Enough
Thc t tfeMY HAVe PeHF£CT£D A N£w LONG
Ran6£ CON KNOWN AS THC SPRINC WICCD
H0lP-ir-H«T5A. ThC SHELL OS£D IN THIS 6 UN
is a 6KeAse coAreo heavypapcr iSag *
FiiteO with wATeR
T»e 6un is about* tc (?c Fiaet).
One Shot
is Enough
Tm£ t tfE M Y H AVfc P£RF£CT£D A N£w LONG
ftAN6e CTfN KNOWN AS THC SPRiNC Wiecc>
HOVIT-HIT-SA. Th'C shell useo IMTHIS6UN
IS A 6KCAS£ CO\T£0 HEavy PAfCf? 6A6 '
fliceo tolTH WATER
Ttie 6un is A3oo7" tc FiacD
rue enem/
Jysr SHeueo a few unsuspecting
civilians indiscRiminatccY while
regulating their range which
BROUGHT fOtfTH SUCH A STORM 0F
PK0T6ST THAT THIS FORM OF
ROTH cess luAftFAfte ItfAS" F/NALLV
AflOLlSHED
CHICAGO ART MYSTERY
5l(agway's Social Weel<
in ;:u art spirit mystery
that center J ai>out Mrs. Kmi;ia Mabel
Field. For ten years sh-.' has Inn
draw': s »rr:;i.ae pictures of K^ypt'an
11 cures. symbols arid s.enes. she
started the ivors when she was thirty,
and with n" preparation. Ii:iiorsitit "t
both art and my; h.ilosy. with no von
ception of dr.. J. -:uanshlp or Krypt
lan de< i>mti."!i M: ■. Field say* she !>e
^an sud K-tiiy in IHO to turn eut a
series of fa-ielir.Tlns picmrvs. Those
develop i: ro remarkable drawings of
K- ptian sj holism. Mrs. I"i.• .! » tc
be lnvesr:_-ated by the psychologist*
of the t'nlverslry of t"hiini;ii.
To Cure a Cold la Oa^, Day
Tase Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
CUININE tablets. The genuin
btars the s:g!Lature of E. W. Grove.
AO c.-,nts.
Wlnj chaps 5 it-Id quickly to Meu
tholatutn. Get som^ at Kellers.
The '*V"t report from Mrs Tcresa
Jflnpuzzi anil h-r daugh'T Miss l\l'a
j they wlife la N'nple?, Italy.
Junius K JlcAIfer Is tine guest
| of CuJ'tnin James V Davis for a i
j round trii> on the Hst-ehe'*1,
! D L. Stevenson is out again 1- o
; Jnjr fine arid ;U aftc.r a serious
| lUrfess in the \V P LtvPital*
0 — t)—c
Mr and Mrs Howard Ashley and
Mrs .Moffat we.-e di:!rer and evening
nutis's of t!»e Pui'en House on
| Sunday lasf.
n — o —r
J During the aWnc0 of Mrs. As'i
'ey assistant postmaster .Mrs E II
Owen will act i>i h,.r rl.uy. wlit.n r «
i on asi• n requir d it.
o—»—0
Mi-s Ci'ara Car on ar.d Miss Ma
vis I'uUill both of the teV'hcno *or
\ic ar cut on vi^:- l,av,« nnd Mi s
Berth:. Selui'T i: s bstitu'ing.
Miss LJzzi., M-ir.-h of Soa't'e ar
rived in town oil t! c Princ, ss Mary
bound f»r int-rior Points. Wl.i'e in
t.mvn Miss M'rsh was a PulKH
House t n* st.
p—o—n—
Lieutenant Svl>rt.y of For' Wil
li? m H il|w:ird was a £U0st of Fa
ther Ei par Gallant whii» ti:& gov
ernment boat Petv rson wis in Port
U,.r i. >t UP.
Honorit.g Mis- Mib 1 I";ti Sto:
Mr and Mi's «.*• ■ il C Co! > oiv;' aili
ed at dinner on Wed: . >>'a ••
charming iitt! : n 1 ev it wa>
to c-..!el>ratc. .' i Stone's birth
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Siena Flour
is good to the last slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
xManufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills" by
FISHER _ - MILLS
FLOURINGSftlfeg' COMPANY
Home Office. SEATTLE
day. Tlioso Present werej
Mrs. Stone, Miss Mftb.l Pa'ti
r •. Mils Mary Woodson, |
!tubv .st th„ host and host-;
•i Mr and Mis CV<*1] C Cole Vir- j
irl n i • C-l • ■ nd I'illy Co}0.
n—ft—n
p,-i t fiTjr t Ibat tl'p sVaewny II-;
v U f->r us1. Pont forgyt to i
1 sf'Tiif, good book flint r |
■ l-.i-v,'. nit iiv In sonip n"plrOtfd ;
Hunt t! t.P. Th,. library !
may n.;«d it.
•— '■ A 1 ■*'■ 1
Tr -'id Mrs C J X |R'm**roli of
■"s ' (vers P.'Sse^n, rs south o i
. Princjs* Mary for a veaation
in e~sat I'nin's. Mr Xpwmarc
• iiTor of t Canadian Bank1 j
f 0 mm r 0 of \rhltel ors...
rb 'r.if, V.Vl of 'ho "U" P and Y ;
TI of :l<e forrv was ft Passenc,r out-1
'■-iiv 1 for various cotv^t Points. Mr. :
V.VV, wjl 1 vi Ir with Ms home Ppo- j
iv!-o -fv . ntar IS a'tlo f°r the !
^r " r mrt of the lime nnd ho wll' i
•v'urr in abor ta month.
•>'> *->r M. 'Oh'nic of (he W P .ip " :
V U Howard Ashley accompanied by
Vm ' y wsa a t'n»-enp(.r on thft '
Prlr.<vs Mary for th0 south. Mr. j
Mrs xshl.j" w|!' \*l It in St>a<- j
11«> and VVacjt.vpr B O and-will
awa*.« '{> r ibcut a month.
— n—o—o
AUcx Jl'anchard elii- f rl^rk to
• ■ • r f!,.nrr. 1 .Vudi'or for
r'; .TV P nnd \ U Is tafcine a
months var'tioti. Mr Blanchard
•' ,-i a pas.«eiic?r south on on the
'Mary rad wiH visit in
ui\> an.l adjicrnt Points. -
n—0—o
A. ■ „\< liIson liOnstC of owninfj;
■ liiv,, been laying resu
'av:;- ^in<"o Ui.'v w0re fiv,, and "no
!ipJ•• mouths <>'d and as that Mrth
'■ir ratio in thn dead of winter
V :• i' Uon f, ,1? that 1>P has pond
m C:> lie i roiud of the cacJc
k'l'i.
n—n—0—
Mr.- A J McOnn l,,ft on the
'• l' ry for Victoria whnrp
as or.l'ed by the illness of ber
! ' r i'a-iin, who U attending
' ool 1:i t'at Plice. Mrs MtnCann
:<"•!; »»-r daughter CIalrt>
t:v ! ir. Ml s Pauling is a stud-1
•:i in saint Ann's academy.
>.'rs. F.aker -wlfe of Cond!«"-f
: rt Pa<--er and her two children
• it s ivia accomPmicd Mr |
r Whit or«P on Fr: '3V or |
■ v.,.; and rtucTf.d bom. to,
on Tuesday lis-. While:
r p the Bakt,r family oe
l jt c ■ ■ artatig «-'taec t'-Rt
Da ' :cr own 9
— n—n—
J I-*! in « vlind Ivirras0 and Her
n. i«r Danio1 Kinase sPont the week
end with Mr. V.'UPiam DeWolfe at
t: i- IWker-Hnason mine near Cflif
trn . Tl;o boys took a'ong theif
guns but rai!k.d to aoe anything to
shoot. The »riP ^as a good hika
•d t lad; r. turned in good sPir
it.> and rer >rt i fine timc.
... ..—n—o—•»
Mr and Mrs James TroPea and
t! ir vva li'tlo daughters Marie and
Ki-.'o weiv home coming Pa?sengers
: the Print ess Mary and, they
will remain at ihe Goiden \orth ho
t.J until t,!;eir home is Put in read
iness for occ ui'ancy. The TroP^
'family spent 'ho winter In iSeat*!©
hi id ottier iaoa.st Pointjs.
0— 0—0
On account of PaPer$ to be sign
d by Dr U .S Iveller being sent
to Sl.ayway fJie shipment of thft
ni w Mergerthaltr for the Skasway
B.-ily Alas .an lias been delayed..
Dr. Ke'ler is still In Sea^le Jook
ing after sim0 unfinished business
but wi'l reach home v«ry soon.
AVhile attending to bu'intss Dr.Kgl
i« r somctimes tiuds tim6 for a 'it.
tie. 11 Insure pad wrot© in onq ofl
his r • . at lUtU>rs th!at h© had been
tJr a ! ttadrca niilu drlva with hi a
oil'd tiimo friend Dr. x H Moore-i
IT hey won t to vlisit a niat},, of Dr
Moore's daughter of Mi^ lat^ Judge
Alfred Mooro who was for a num
ber' of yfcars «*t XomeJ
n—n—a
The long, ion*,, old©n rtayts of
timnier n>pm n,,nr w-h,,n 1' Is so
warm sPringUke and balmy and on->
■y the latter Part of February. Tlie
pis' winter has be«n onfl to be rf
membered for many years to comj
\'nt nny zero wcatlicr and veryl lit
tl« wind. With th,. thermom£,ter
fi>rty degrees above zero at time
of writing seems much like spring.
o—'i—n
On Friday ev, ring Mr and Mrs
P J| IF'.vnn assisted by their daugh
ter Mrs James K Mo xllis'pr entPr
tmiiulr! at "500'' In Honor of th«ir
yon William's birthdkty. The Par
ty was for a ff w of the fri6nds w'ho
have known them for many y«irs.
ATti.tr cards a dp'icious suPPer was
served In th<> dining room. The din
ing table was grntvki w-ith a center
T*ece mos* tempting a hugh cake
decorated in red and white with th
:• quire<i number cf enadl,.s for (.ach
year. Mr Flvnn receiver a number
of! benuitiful gifts. Thos0 Pr^.-cnt
w<»re Mr and] Mrs Arthur Gu:>r
Mr and Mrs Guy C SiPPjiTel'e and
their two children WaJtpr and Win
nifrr<l Mr and Mrs P S Murray and
their two children Ke!en and Pa
tj-k'ia Mr and -Mrs T) L r5tj.Ven.son
Judge Martin Oontway .Mr and Mrs
P J Flvnn Mrs JamfcJ K MeAlisteT
Caroline Ann Mc.vlister and the
honored guest Mr J W Flynn.
B.~n—0
In a large city a Firem0n's dancfl
Ls sfmPly a Firemen's danco but in
a smal'er plae,, the dancft gjvcn by
the Fiivmen !■< on0 of the prt?at so
cial events of the year. In Skag
way p\rry man 1? a member of tho
fii>> brigade If not bv paction h*
is bi* honor and everyone and his
tamilv generally go e-ir'y t0 th0 bnJi
and stnj* late. The hall given by
the fire department on Washington's
birthday was a very brilliant affair
and all committors discharged their
duties in a manner that told of 0x
petyence and bear's in the work.
The assembly lia'l wlv?rp tho danc
ing took t'tace was appropriately de
c'orated for thH occasion and dur
ing the oveJiinjj was further enliv
ened by a chower of serpentine PaP
•e|r. Th0 ma.-ic was w.Ji up to
standard a.nd the floor had been
Polished and waxed for the occasion
Punch was servt.d throughout th(;
evening. The reading and rest
room wag ol»un to those who desired
a quiet Ume and tlio foowlling aJ
a4v^ were in full swing from thq
early evening until closing and ma
ny a 'ady and gentleman took ad
vantage of the game . The refresh
men's were of the hf/?t and many;
dainties were strved by th0 commit
too in charga. There ta^ere manjj
cakes ccntrlbu'ed of which thoge
present feasted to their fu2'. The
jrakes left w*ore auctioned off and
amid mucin merriment th^y nearly
aH fpll to bachelorsa thos^ who
keeP house, and do a great deal of
their tfwn cooking. There wera
tal|o(ut fifteen c^Ses so>d averaging
two dollars aPlec«. The "Twenty
Year Oltt'' caks brought two dollars
and was knocked down to Charles
O "\Valker who PromPtly r0turned it
tlo the Fire Department for safo
keePlng. Some of tha Town's Peo
Ple are wishing that the "annua!"
would come twic0 a y^ar.
0—0—0
J [7: 35 CENT LUNCH.
Why e't a cold lunch when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Homs
made Pies and a cup of best cof
fee for thirty-five c«n»s at the Gol
den North Cafe.
Aft<?r the show. Hot Red SnaPPv"
Hot i-eef Bouillon. Hot Clam Td*.
and Flesh Raw Olympla Oyster oo?
t'lls ai Kellcra' fountain.
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+ 8KAOWAV8 ♦
* FRATERNAL ORDERS ♦
* >♦* + + ♦*♦ + + + ♦♦♦
Arctlo Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meetg evsry secoad and
fourth Tuesday evening
*t 8:30 o'clock. Visit
Lac br«tfe.eri cordially welcome.
h. 8. Keller, Arctic Ghier.
J il KELI.KH, Acting Arctic Director
F. & A. M.
White Pass Lodge F. &
A. M. No. 113, nieeta 2d
anil 4th Saturday evening
of each month at 8 o'clock
Visiting Brethren are w«l
come.
JOHN N HANSEN W M.
T J 3TANDISH, Rqcretary.
B. P. O. ELKS,
Skag-way Lodge |
No. 431. B. P. O
Elks meets every I
■0 Thursday at 8:0«
P M
V's't'ng brothers cord'ally welcomo
JCH.V GRASHAL, E R \
W. J. VA&'DEWALL, Secretary
Pioneers ol Alaska Igloo, No. 13, I
meat 1* A. B. Hall first Moudfcf In |
;very mont at 8:S® q. bl.
Visiting Brothers coHlUIlr *«1- '
c *m*». J, 0. PHELPS, Secy.
Fraternal Order of
Eagles—
Skagvvay Aerle,0No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
»im1 third Wednewlay night of each
month at their hall oil Fifth Ave
•iiie, Visiting brothers cordially in
vito 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. 11. Griesbach, Secretary.
Naom» Cl«apt*r No. 9, O h. S
'ts Id Mtsonic Hall fjrst and
tl 'rd Prllay" of "3Ch raoath at »
P. U. Vl'iUi'K mo.tni-ei-s wtcrm,.
Charrle Marie Sparks
Worthy Matrcn.
Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR L S. KELLER
Dentlat
Moat Modern Methode
Offlee Honn: 9-12 *• m- 1-6 p m
BuGdlng — Broadway
HRAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A I I « i i e ; At L « »•
Practice *11 courts
la Territory of Al^aka
B.VISES ALASK \
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by catarrh sufferers for the past thlrty
Qve years, and has become known as the
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After you hare taken Hall'e Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you w'.l' nee a
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for testimonials, free.
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