Seasonable Apparel
The Men's Latest Shirt
CouTVae\}
$1.85 to $2.50
'OVvc S'vVk Cowrtue^"
WITH SORT COLLAR ATTACHED $4.75
Soft Collars In Ihp I.utrst Stylos
IIU. III! i Ml
"THE COLLAR THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE*'
TENNIS SHOES
For >lcn, Women ami Children
WOMEN'S HOSE
FIBRE Sli.K: «.$ .75
SILK HOSE $1.25 to 2.30
SPORT HOSE 2."25
UK are endeavoring to entry the
best, variety of perishables in season
ami are milling to this list on every
boat.
TEACHES BANAXAS APRICOTS
WATERMELON IMAMS CRAPE FRl'IT
NEW APPI.ES CHERRIES CANTELOPE
NEW Sl't'l) C".EKX PEPPER CUCUMltERS
< Alt ROTS T V. MOBS GREEN CORN I'KI.KI!Y
(.ri:i:v o.M caruage head lettcce
Keep your eye on our wimlmv
WE HAVE A KI LL STOCK OK KK I IT JARS AND CAXXj.M ACCESSORIES
Let us know your requirement.'' In cT.nnlng fruits—APRICOTS, HLI aIS, CHERRIES, otp.
C. W. ASK & SONS
New Home Restaurant
. and Lodgings
C1IAS. PETKRSON, Proprietor
JL I'utiifortaMe homelike place with excellent meals am! jjikhI roon y.
where the ttavellnj; public »U1 liiul a cordial welcome.
COMPLETELY REMOi.'MXED AND RE.NOVATED
PRICES I.O\VKST-:-Fifth Ave.. Near Broadway-:-SERVICE IIEST
New Steamers Njw Service
So ICAiN.GiAM? p jq H i. -ua
• VPACiric/ M.*
IUIIWAtX . I J
Princess Louise \/ Princtss Alice*
Will Leave Skagway t ■
EVERY FIVE DAYS
JVN'E IS, 22. 20 Jl'I.Y (1. 10, 17, 2<>, 27, 31
AltilST 7, 10, 17, 21, 2.S. SI SK1TKMBKR 7
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Siattle
<T>rap Summer TourNt Fare*Sknfiway to All Eastern I'oiiitM,
Now in direct
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ag'-nt, Skagway, Alaska*
Subject to change without notice
SERVING ALASKA,
Rggularjy: and [Qependab/t/ l:;
FAILINGS FROM
Skagway for Seattle
QI'KEV
SPOKANE
Ql'EEN
SPOKANE
VlEEN
SIDK.WE
All .stearners r>all south via
Ska^way at H
Schedule subject to chance
Leave Seattle
JILY
Jl'LY
aic.
ak;.
Alt;.
Ait;.
Leave Skagvvn)
Jl'LV —7
AKi
Art
Aft
Aft
Alt;
Sitka an
p. ill.
without
\V. J. MAMA HAN, Agent
Pacific Coastwise Jervice
q*'ADMIRAL LINE
■■■■■HH.FALEXANDER P WEfjlflFNT JU
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEX YOC THINK ALASKA THINK AI.ASKA STEAMSHIP CO.
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1922
WHITE FLYER S. S. JEFFERSON
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
MAY 13-J9 JUNE 12-120 JULY 10-ai
AUGUST 7-21 SEPTEMBER 4-18
F. W. JOHNSON, A^ent SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice.
COLD 11AY OIL KLKl.I)
HAS IMKAFKIXK It ASK
IN EXI'KRTS*
Washington, July.—T Ii p Daily
Times publishes the follow hi; cJis
patch t'rum Washington:
"It Is announced In Washington
that oil ssepages which have b^oti
traced by government geologists
along the anticlines of the Cold ilav
<1 str.ct indicate conclusively that the
great new field which the Standard
Oil Company and General Pe!rol»i'n
Company are under contract io d.-ill
will produce a paracrine base. iM
the oil now produced 011 t!,e I'ucifii
coast is (rum an asphalt base, while
paralTine o.l is produced mainly in
Pennsylvania. With Alaska ujj. ••'lin
ing in. high grade lubricating oil car
be produced for the first t.t. e oil the
I'acilic coast."
s.s. KSTKiurm arriyks
with K»r\i> Tiuri'KKs
The'S.S. Kstelteth. arrived on tlnn
today, with mail from Juneau anc
Haines, and local freight.
Among the passengers that arriv
ed on the Estebeth were nine girl
from Douglas island, chaperoned hi
.Mrs. Felix Grey, of that city. The.\
are making the round trip.
Mrs. C. V. Carson, of Atlin. B. C.
is a returning passenger on the Kste
heth, from Juneau.
Other passengers that arrived were
Mrs. 11 ukill. of Haines; and C. H
Rogers, who has heen spend.ng s
week or so in the Capital City.
The Estebeth will sail for Juneau anc
way ports at eleven o'clock tonight
Ol'Tl.OOK IS VKKY
FAVORAIU.E FOR V
ISHi I'OU Kit I'M XI
F. C. Dougherty, one of the per
mittees for a power plant 011 Cas
cade creek at Thomas' Biy, neat
Petersburg, arrived in Kate' i.ian
from Petersburg, and is r?g stere 1 ai
the Revilla hotel.
Mr. Dougherty says the.' have en
eineers on th? ground now survey
ing a mill site, etc. The outlook at
the present time is exceedingly fav
orable for a power site and probably
a pulp and paper null, .-aiJ .Mr.
Dougherty.
Connected with Mr. Dougherty pre
F. L. Mutton and F. W. McN'eur. The
initial development of sixteen Imou:.
and horse power is con'emn'nted un
der a permit granted recently.
pres. fttrre\ of prixcetov 1
UNIVERSITY; VISITING HERE |
Educator and Personal Friend of,
President Hardinc Will lie Ouest
Of Governor Ilone while in the
Capital City.
Dr. John Crier Hibben, president
of Princeton unlvers.ty, and one ot|
the foremost educators of the world,
came in on the train Sunday even-j
Ing, having taken the trip to'rjawson
and the Allin district. Dr. Hlbhen i
is accompanied by Mrs. Htbben, and
while In town'are guests at the Pul
len House. They expect to leave for;
Juneau on the steamship Spokane,
which will call at Sitka. While in Ju-:
neau, they will visit with Governor
Scott C. Bone, an old friend. Both.
Dr. and Mrs. Hibben have been de
limited with the trip to the North,
and particularly the trip down the
Yukon to Dawson. They are enjoy-1
ing their stay In Skagway, and say
wo have as fine a scenery here as can
be found anywhere.
Dr. HI1 ben Is a close personal
friend of President Hnrd:ng and
shortly before leaving the East he
was the gueBt of the President at
the White House. In leaving, the
chief executive of the nation asked
him to report back afrer bis trip
to Alaska, giving him the benefit
of his observations and conclusions
as to conditions and measures'needed
to assist in the development of the
country.
As head of Princeton, Dr. Hibben
succeeded Woodrow Wilson follow
ing the latter's resignation when he
became a candidate for governor of
New Jersey.
PRINCESS LOflSE
The Princess Louise arrived In
Skagway Sunday morning, :u scbed
time. She brought a full excursion
• list of passengers and a considerable
j freight tonnage.
( His Excellency. Baron Byng of
'Vimy, governor-general of Canada.
| with Her Excellency. Lady Byng. La
! dy Margaret Boscawen. sister of La
dy Byng, and suite were on board.
The governor-general is accompanied
by t«o secretaries, and two Ald>'S 'd
ramp, Major Hodgcon, and Captain
jO. Balfour, acting In the former ca
pacity, and Captains, The Honora
bles. F. W. Ersk'ne, and W. 0 Jol
liflfe are acting as -tides to His Kx
icellency. A special train was in wait
ing at the dock and the Oovernor
Oeneral and his suite were taken
aboard the train and started on their
Journey down the river. A number
of local people wer» at the wharf to
see the notables. It is reported that
when the Governor-General reacl ed
Whttehorse, one of the first thing'
he did was to take a plunge in the
tlyer.
Sir Charles Tupper ana L,nav tup
per. nf Vancouver, B. were pass
engers on the Louise. Sir Ttipper
was a former Premier of Canada and
one of Canada's lending men.
Captain C. D. Neroutsos, of Vic
toria. n. C.. accompanied by his son.
is taking the northern tr.p nr this
time. Captain Xeroutsos, is Marin"
superintendent of li e C F. It lines
and is stationed at Vletor'a.
A party.of forty people nvder the]
personal supervision and direction of
Mr. Frank Reedy, of t! e Reedy Na
tional Park Tours iigencv is taking
the trip to Atlln Mr. R<- dy has been i
j for 2,1 veirs the leader and teacher j
! of Park tours in the stales and is one
! of the best known direrrors in the
:t business. This particular pnrtv wa*
i made up of people In and T.e.ir l~S;i 1
I las. Texas, the home of Mr. Reedy
■ They have been through Yellowstone
'and Rainier Natonal Parks, and will j
'stay a week in Ailin. This is Mr.
I1 Heedy's second trip to Skagway.
FIRST CLASS 11AVI) I.AVXI»I«V—
j To be opened immediately In Phi!
I Abraham's build nc. next to Clay
! son's siore. Your patronage Is sol
icited. 3-t
AI.L MY Ill'SlNKSS PROPERTY, INCLUDING THE
'Ganty' Grocery Store
FlItXITlRE AND FIXTURES.
' A REAL OPPORTUNITY
TO SECT It 12 THE BEST LOCATION' IX TOWN, BEADY FOll
BUSINESS,
AT BED ROCK PRICE
«
VAN HEUSON
The WORLD'S SMARTEST COLLARfor
MEN OP GOOD TASTE WHO SEKK SMARTNESS, COMBINED
WITH EASE AND COMFORT WILL NOT BE SLOW IN APPROV
ING THEM.
- ALL SIZES (including Quarter shes) IN STOCK.
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Fifth Avenue Theater
TUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY
House Peters and Anna Lehr
IN
"Thunderbolts of Fate"
James Corbett in "1 he Electric Foe"
Srvntli Episode of "THE MIDMGHT MAX"
«
Coming—RICHARD lt.ARTHE LA.MESS
I.N
"77ie Love Flower '
Golden North Hotel
(JKORGE R. DEtlMAN, Proprietor <
"Best In The North"
The (i'01J)EX NORTH Is SK AGWAY'S MOST POPCLAR'hOTEL
Regular Meals, Served Every Day in the Year, Best In the City
(II) All Daylight Rooms -4 Rooms w th Pilvato Kath
Only Hotel In Skagway with Hot and Cold Running Wator
Broadway Theater
. HOUSE OF GOOD SHOWS
NEW SHOW TONIGHT
W ATCH WINDOWS for OI K BIG SHOW
1st Shotv 7::?t> EVERY EVENING Unci Sfi»;w Jl.Ifl
MISS VIVIAN TALBOT AT THE PIANO
■2 MACHINES':-XO WAITS-:-- SHOWS EACH NIGHT
White Pass &, Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 49.
Daily except Sunday
No. I, N. Hound
1st Class
9: INI a. m. Leaves
11:55 a. m. "
1:30 p. m. "
3:05 p. m. "
6:25 p. m. Arrives
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Class
Arrives 4:30 p.m.
Leaves 3:00 p.m.
" 1:45 p. iu.
" 11:50 a. m.
9:20 a. m.
SKAGV.AY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
WHITE HORSE
Passengers must be at the depot in time to have Baggage In
spected, and checked. Inspection is stopped thirty minutes helore
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of Baggage will be checked free with each full fara
ticket, and 75 pounds with each half fare Ucket.