Teach Children To Use
Cuticura Scap
Because it is best for their tender
skins. Help it now and then with
touches of Cuticura Ointment applied
to first signs of redness or rough
ness. Cuticura Talcum is also excel
lent for children.
8*ispl#5*ehFr«» *.Utw« "CuiUuxaLAb
or«tortM. 13?. MaMso4S.M4M " SoM
SqaqJN- OBOMBtfttiMlUc
jIV'Cuticura Soap •have* without mur.
Gra'eful testimony for Doan's Kid
ney Tills, published everywhere is of
itself convincing evidence of merit
Confirmed testimony forms still
stronger evidence. Years ago. a citi
zen of this locality gratefully ac
knowledged the benefit derived from
Doan's Kidney Pills. The statement
is now confirmed—the proof m -re
convincing. Cases of this kind are
plentiful in the woik of Doan's Kid
ney Pills—the record is unique.
Mrs. F.nima Wilkinson, 1 rt7 .Main
St.. Oregon City. Ore., says. I tsed
I loan's Kidney Pills for back and
kiduey trouble and received relief I
Relieve Doan's are an excellent kid
ney remedy and am glad to endorse
and recommeud them for the lastin;
relief that they gave me.'* .(State
ment given April 4 1913).
On April 20. 1920, Mrs. Wilkin
son said: "I gladly confirm all I said
in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's helped me when 1 used them
and 1 know they are just as good as
repre ftited."
Prt< e COc. at all dealers. Don t
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ONE NIGHT ONLY
CONCERT
BY
LASZLO SCHWARTZ
Assisted by
A. C. D1-AVC1IAUI)
Tenor
Eminent Hungarian \ iolinist
Composer
ELKS HALL
MONDAY, \\'<;. 21, 1»22
At 8:30 o'clock
(■RKATEST MUSICAL TREAT I.N THE HISTORY OP SKAGW.1Y
P R O G R A M
1. PROLOGCE: The Power and Poetry of Hungarian and Slav
music illustrated by unaccompanied solos
LASZLO SCHWARTZ
2. VOCAL—Mooubudio.
Lyrics and Music by Laszlo Schwartz
Sung by A. C. Blanchard
Sung by A. C. BLANCHARD
.3. VIOLIN'—Compositions from the Golden Period of Melody and
Simplicity. *
(a> Rustic Dunce ...... Mo.art
(b) Melody - - - - - a - Cluck
(c) Gavotte ------ Gossee
(d) Menuelte ...... Haydn
(e) Air ------- M .rl'ri
(f> Dutch Dance ..... Dittersdorf
4. HOW I COM POSH MY SONGS
(a) Why Do 1 l.ove You So?
Music and Lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz
(b) "Children. Children!" (Ghetto Melodies)
Music and Lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz
(c) "Drean»s" (Ghetto Melodies)
Music and Lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz
(d) "Gentle Shtidows"
Music by Helen Ware, Lyrics by Laszlo Schwartz
(Lyrics read and music interpreted by the Composer)
5. VOCAL—
(a) Moonradio Lyrics and Music by Laszlo Schwartz
Sung by A. C. BLANCHARD
6. VIOLIN—
(a) Eli. Eli (Hebrew Lament) (Ancient Melody)
(b) Hungarian Love"Song Arranged by Helen Ware
(c) Exotic Dance Orientale Arranged by Laszlo Schwartz
(d> Hungarian Cinip Songs Arranged by Helen Ware
LASZLO SCHWARTZ
51<agwa\)'s Social Weel<
51 rs. M. A. Webster was a house
guest of Mrs. G. V. Zinkan for the
past week.
Miss Anna Enrlght came In fronij
Log Cabin 011 Wednesday and re
turned on Friday.
Mr. Jack Conway and Mr. Carl I
Hahn left on Saturday last for a ton i
day's outing lu the Rainy Hollow
country.
Mrs. L. E. Reynoldson and two
children. John and Jean, returned, |
from a trip to Seattle, on the Queen,
Saturday. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Farwell enter-1
Ulned Miss Elsie Ridlen and Mis* j
Margaret Caliliuu at diuner on Fri
day evening.
Mr. Fred L. Walker is in Skagway,
^topping at the Golden North Hotel.
Mr. Walker, is here tn the* Interests
of the Sanity League of America.
o—& —o
Miss Elizabeth Madsen returned
on the Fornauce. Wednesday, from
Haines, where she went on Saturday,
of the past week, for a visit with her
uncle.
Miss Marie M. Dewey, who has J
been spending four or five days In [
Skasway. at the Goldon N'orih hotel. I
is leavitiK for her home in Seatle on
the Spokane.
Miss Ann Uarron returned or. the
Sunday from a trip to Atlin. Mia
Uarron also made the trip to Daw
son and on her way hack to Sksis
way went in to Atlin.
o—o— o
Mrs. J. H. Smith, ne Verna Mulvl
hill. Is expected to arrive 011 the Jef- j
ferson. Monday. .Mrs. S.iith is com
ing: for a visit with .ier parents. Mr
and Mrs. \V. J. Mulvihill.
Mr. and Mrs. Kric Telfer and their
daughter. Winifred, wont to I>o<:
Cabin, on Saturday, for a lishing a-id
camping trip. Tliey returned on Sun
day after a very enjoyable outing.
Corporal Edward Colburn, of Fort
Seward, has been visiting In Skag
way, while on a fifteen dayfurlough
from the fort. While in town he is
a guest of the Golden North hotel.
Mr. J. P. Lynch was an Incoming
passenger from Whltefcorse 011 Wed
nesday, and expects to spend a cou
ple of weeks in Skagway. While here
Mr. Lynch is slopping at the Pul
len House.
Mrs. R. T. Kalghin and son. of
Cleveland. Ohio, wi.l spend the next
two or three weeks in Skagway Th9y
are stopping.at the Pullen House
while here. -Mrs. Kalghin when in
Skagway some years ago, was known
as Miss Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector McLean and
two children, of Juneau, were arriv
als on the Fornance, Wednesday, and
expect to return on the Spokane. Mr.
.McLean was formerly Deputy Mar
shai In Skagway.
Mr. Penis Costes of Pennington.
.Mr. James Rourke, of Clifton, Mr.
George Brown, of Lob Cabin, Mr.
Knute Anderson, of White Pass carof
to Skigway on Wednesday to attend
the Masonic banquet, on that even
ins.
Miss Ellen Rogers has accepted a
position in Ruby fcr the winter, in
stead of going to Teller as she first
expected. Mrs. M. E. Rogers accom
panied i'.er daughter. Miss Ellen Kog
ers. as far as Whitohorse. on Satur
day, and returned on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Van do Wall
entertained Mr. James McCormack,
Mr. Horace Tyler. Mr. 0. (i. Miller
and Francis Van de Wall at dinner
at the I'ullen House, on Friday eve
ning. Mrs. Pullen Inter showed the
quests her wonderTuI collection of
Alaskan curios.
Miss Doris Trirk was hostess at an
informal dance at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Keller, on Friday eve
ning. Miss Trick's guests for the eve
ning wore the Misses Bess Conway
and Cathrvn Hahn, and the Messrs.
Fred Illauchard, Judson Rogers, and
Douglas McCaughev.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conway en
tertained at cards on Saturday eve
■:ng of the past week. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Flynn,
Mr. W. J. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Arth
ur Guyer, Mrs. P. S. Murray, Helen
and Patricia Murray. Miss Floris
Clark and Miss Bess Conway.
Mr. Pan McDonald entertained
with a dinner party at the Golden
North Hotel, on Sunday last. Mr.
.McDonald's guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Feero and their daughters.
Venitia. Merna and Geraldine, \\"r.
:?d Mrs. Guy Sipptrelle and Walter
and Winifred Sipperelle and Mrs. \\
J. Black.
The Sunday School Picnic will be I
held Tuesday afternoon. Owing to a I
necessitate change of plans, the pic
nic will consist of auto rides about
town after which ice cream and cake
will be served in the Social Centre.
Children and parents will meet at
the Social Centre at 3:0t> o'clock.
Tuesday, of next week. All invited.
Mrs. M. E. McKintosh and her
daughter. Miss M. I. McKintosh, ac
companied liv Miss Gertrude E. Mc
Donald, have been spending the past
en d'tvs in Skagwav. The ladies are
from Vancouver and expect to re
turn home on the Princess Louise
Monday. While in town they have
been stopping at the Pullen House.
Miss M. Knight and Miss L. Hinck
ley have been spending the past few
days in Skrgwav, having arrived on
the train Wednesday. They came
up on the Queen and made the trip
to Atlin and reiurn. Miss Hinckley
and Miss Knight are friends of Dr.
A. W, Valens. They expect to leave
for their home in Los Angeles on the
Spokane.
o—o—o
Mrs. H. S. Stirton and the Misses
Eva Ruth Mills, Leone F. Mills Eliz
abeth Johnston, Esther T. Reed left
on the Princess Alice, Thursday eve
ning. They spent the past week in
iSkagway, hiking about to the vari
ous points of interest, and hepe to
return next summer a sthey did no'
have time to visit all of the place?
they would like to visit.
A party of hikers enjoyed a trip to
the top of A. B. mountain on Monday
of the past week. Those who made
the ascent wore Rev. E. L. Wlnter
berger, Donald Winterberger, Dr.
and Mrs. R. Olmstead, Mr. Ralph
and Mr. David Olmstead, and the
Misses Floris and Dorothy Clark,
McKintosh, Esther T. Reed, Kllza
beth Johnston and Eva Ruth Mills.
On Sunday of the past week. Judge
and .Mrs. J. F. Ward entertained Mrs.
II. S. Stirton, and the Misses Eliza
beth Johnston, Eva Ruth Mills, Le
one F. Mils and Esther T. Reed, all
guests of the Portland hotel; "Mrs.
Frank WebBter and Mr. L. A. Harri
son, with a picnic at the end of the
road. The party later enjoyed a hike
to Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keller, their
daughter Shirley, nnd Miss Doris
Trick, returned'on Tuesday from Log
Cabin. The party went over on Fri
day to camp and spent a great deal
of the time fishing. The Misses Vi
vian Talbot and Cathryn Hahn join
ed the campers on Saturday and re
turned on Sunday, after a very en
joyable outing.
Mrs. J. J. F. Ward entertained at
cards, on Wednesday evening. Her
quests for thq evening were some of
tne tourists stopping at the Port
land hotel, iMrs. H. S. Stirton, Miss
>\va Ruth Mills, Miss Leone F. Mills,
.Miss Esther T. Reede, Miss Ellztbeth
J illusion and Mrs. Frank Webster,
and .Mr. L. A. Harrison. Mrs. Ward
served delicious refreshments after
a most enjoyable evening had been
spent.
Mrs. Frank Feero was hostess to
a number of her daughter Merna's
friends on Tuesday afternoon of the
past week, the occasion being Mer
na's ninth birthday. The children
Present were Marjory Coding, Alice.
Fred and Dean Story. Urania Lar
son, Etta Hicfiter, Jimmy Rogers.
Walter and Winnifred Sipperelle,
Adrians Black, Harley Baker. Philip
Olson, Venitia and Geraldlne Feero
Mrs, Feero was assisted by Mrs. Guy
Sipperelle.
Mr. James McCormack, Most Wor
allipfill Grand Master of Free and
Accepted .Masons of Washington and
Alaska, and Mr. Horace W. Tyler.
Right Worshipful Grand Secretary of
tiie same order, were arrivals in
Skagway on Tuesday and expect to
leave on the Spokane. While in town
they are stopping at the Golden
N'orth Hotel. Both Mr. McCormack:
and Mr. Tyler are from Tacoma. :vlrs.l
McCormack and Mrs. Tyler are
round trip passengers on the Spok
ane.
Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Baker en-|
tertained a party of friends on Fri-,
day evening of this week, with de
lightful dinner party. After a sump-|
tuous repast they were entertained ;
with music. Miss Marie Dewey, wboi
lias been spending the past five
weeks in Dawson, with Dr. and Mrs.
A. J. Glllls, the latter the mother of
-Mr. Baker, gave selections on the
piano, as she is a talented player wtih
110 mean repute, and enhanced by a
few vocal selections made the affair
one to he long lingering in the minds
of those who were present. Anmong
those present were Miss Dewey, Mrs.
Mr. Hayward. Mr. Frank Doree, and
the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs.
Adelbert Baker, and their two child
ren, Harley and Sylvia.
The Misses E. CanilT and A. E.
Pollman, both educators of St. Paul.
Minn., were arrivals out on last
Thursday's train from the Interior.
They took the trip to Dawson and
At tin, and express themselves as be
ing very much impressed with the
country, and say that next year they
will return and spend a month or no
in Skagway, as they want to see its
beauty spots. Their slay here ia cut
short on account of the Spokane ar
riving htre. which boat they will
sail south this- evening as far is Fe
altlc. and from there to Vancouver,
tnd take the C. P. R. to W^nnlpex,
v'nere they will visit friends Ht the
totter placr before returning to tue
Capital City, which is located on the
Mississippi river. A special ?ulde es
corted tliem to Smugglers Cove last
o-ening just to show them what roal
scenic spots are in this vicinity.
Mr. Mike Vucinlch, the mayor of
Bennett, B. C., came Is on last night's
train, and will spend the week in
Skagway. Mike reports the weather
in his district has beeu excellent this
: summer and that the blue berries
are about ripe enough to take their
annual fall into the pall. He will
leave for home Sunday morning.
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F1R8T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Reverend E. U WInterberger,
B. D. Pastor.
Divine Worship Sunday morning,
at 11:00. Sermon by the Minister.
Sunday School at 12:15. Classes
(or all ages.
Evening Worship at 8:00 o'clock.
Wednesday Prayer meeting and
Bible study.
Everyone Is cordially invited to
attend these services.
The Sunday School picnic will be
held next Tuesday afternoon. Auto
mobile ride from the Social Centre
around town and up to Liarsville af
ter which Ice cream and cake will
be served. Meet at 3:00 p. m.
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