NEW GOODS
Black Kippered Cod
Per pound 25c
HEINZ
Sour Pickles
Sweet Relish
Chow Chow
Sweet Pickles
—in bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Vex. rrake a mistake if
\ ju J( no s!oo at
THE
Pullen House;
Eiecirie Light*
Kiomj Single or en Suite
Baths rn e*ih floor,
lor i:« H -me C'oking, ]
n, 2c Mag? Cheese and
from our own <±«"v " '
. <h e;c
5 J Per Day and Up£
I'.-d!. Large Sofple
.is tot Tiaveling M*n
PO LLEN. Pi op.
Si. i >.vav. Alaska
FOR SALE
2,000 Shares of Stock
In The
Home Power Co. of Skagway
Cash Price $2,000.00
A good investment in a strong
company, this company having
paid dividends to the stockhold
ers for the years 1916. 1917 &
1918. $15,177.68
and have a cash surplus of
$10,000.00
A SAFE INVESTMENT—SEE
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
X WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Beatrice
W'lLL leave skagway
December 1, 15^ 29
FOR
. Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc.
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F ASTEST TRANSCON ITNENTAL TRAINS
Tiuci/rs To All Points East
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I i. J h.i-ion Agent, Skagway
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Christmas Sailing Dec, 15
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f^r Tac3.ni. Vancouver
and Victoria
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Saturday
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Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 1 —— 1 and bunday
A Paramount Picture
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS
CHARLES RAY
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"The Busher"
Admission, including war i;ax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Woman's Club
Entertains
Th0 first sbciai evening of the
Skagway Woman\a club was held
on Tu<;sdi'y evening..Nor. 23.
About seventy-five members and
guest3 assembled to eEJ°y th0 pro
griim of musia and games. Jtusieal
unmbtrs' were given by Jlr. LaRue
and .Miss Lunsford. ably accompan
ied by Aiiss Talbot and Mrs. Han
nan. Floris Cllarir. In her usual
enter.nliiing way recited "Capital
Puiiishnifnt" and Mrs. Owen's dra
matic jading, with musical aoeom
P niaicnt was very well received.
N"o small amount of fun was cre
ated by niembors of the club act
ing well fcnown proverbs. Th0 first
onQs to recognize tlie Prorerbs were
given suitable prizes.
3reat credit is due to tlie com
mittees in charge tor the success
of tlu iveilng.
A torn, ting buffet lunch Was
served oy Mesdames Aden. Ask.
Curtis Clark. Kidman. Coding
Coy or 'i ec' AVlnterberger.
Th0 entertainment was In charge
of .alesiUmes Owen. Johnston. Rey
noldson. Vandewv.ll and Telfer.
A1 Henderson superintendent of
the Whit? Pass SlilP yards at White
horse came over3 on the 'ast train
and sP. nt Thanksgiving with friends
Chris Compton mayor of Penning
ton B. C. was a passenger on the
EsCe&tti ^or Juneau where hp will
visit old time friends.
Jamef Mc Kettrick chef of the
f-.enneii eating house was an arrival
on tho last train and fepent his
Thanks?!^ !.ng with his mother Mrs
MclCettricli. at the Portland House.
I W. X. Reill>" for the J"ear city edi
' tor of th6 Chronicle hai resigned to
acc^i't a possition with the Post In
| telling.-accj of Seattle. He is leav
ing tonight on the steamship Adiui:
I al Evans. Jliss Helen Paup becomes
city editor.—Ketchican Chronicle.
.Miss Core Bensvon who was taicen
to tha hosi'itai a day or two ago
suffering from the results of a
fc>]l was discharged on Friday and
is now at her home on Fourth str.
The scc.dent wad Painful but tha
effect wis easily overcome
| Mr. and M^j. AVilliajn Lehman
jwiththc,ir little son Billie will be
i Passengers' south on the Jefferson
for Soattle enroute to Portland
wlier,J thy will for the Present re
side. Mr. lehman has be'en witty
•tho \vhite Pass for a number of
y^ars Pasta nd is now leading th0
north wit'. the int^Hon of estab
lishing a new home in the States.
To Cure a Cold in 0% Da)"
Taite Grove's LAXATIVE BHOMO
IQUININE tablets. The genuine
I bears th0 signature of E. W. Grove
.10 c0nts.
35 CENT LUNCH.
Why e't a cold lundi when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Home
made Pits and k cup of best cof
fee for thirty-five cents at the Gol
den North Cafe.
A DAINTY PURE DESSERT.
For your Thanksgiving Dinner
plan or He Cream for your dessert.
Strawberry Chocalat8 and Vanilla
or Neapolitan bricks $1.40 quart de
liverer packed in Ice- Phone Keller
Bros, ,'ovr ord#r. A -1
LATE EMPRESS
LEFT 6IG ESTATE
London Nov, 27—The will of the
lato Empress Eug0nl6 reVealp that
sh left an estate v&lued at t0n mil
lion dollars. • •
Cable Briefs
HarDi Nov. 27—Units of the Sem
inoffs niiti- BolsheVikl army hav0
surrendeied and Joined the Russian
Soviet force9.
Washington Nov. 27—W. A- f.
Ekengrtn tha Swedish Minister to
the United States died here this
morning.
riestp Nov. 27— The announce
ment cas officially bee& made that
two of Count D'Annuncie's generals
havo de'eited him .
Kingston Jamaica Nor. 27—Presi
dent elect Htrding arrived here to
day and talcing amototr trlP all over
the Island. ...n
Seattle Nov. 27—The Reverend
William Fonda a t^ell known divine
committed suicide today by Jump
ing from a high railroad tresllef
near Ms homo . .
Tokio Nov. 27—A semi-official dis
patch sutes tli"-t Izuestia of Moscow
oonfirn'.!> the r3Port that Washing
ton VandevliP has arranged for large
concessions in Kamcihatka,
New York, Nov. 24—Fire Partial
ly destroyed the Sunday school build
ing ot thG historic Plymouth church.
It was in this church that the
late Henry Ward Bfeocher preached
for many years.
New Ycrk Nov. 27—Kid Leonard
the chamPion lightweight knocked
out Jo* Walling in the fourteenth
round of what was to havQ been a
fifteen round bout.
Wailing was badly Punished but
showed Kam0 to the last
Constantinople Nov. 27>—The Mos
cow government has notified Must
Phe Kea'il Pasha the leader of th
Turkish Nationalsits that it regard
ed further Turkish advance into Ar
menia atj a cause for war.
London Nov. 27—The labor dele
gation anointed by th0 Par'iamentry
l->bor Part; to go to Ireland to invgs
tigate the British government Policy
and methods there will start for Ire
land on Tuesday nest
Cams Sherman Ohio. Nov 27— A
Provision'11 battallion of Picked fed
eral trooPs from the third and nlne
teenth regiment was disPatched
thi^ morning fo,. an aAtelmPt to re
store order in Mngo county Wast
Virginia where the great coal Btrflce
is on.
Paris Nov. 27—Andre Tardleu in
an arnicle In IHu3ti)ait4ons .refers toj
the Part ta.keen by President Wilson
in thg rlurnof Aflsace Lou-rain and
says tliat from the Very beginning
of th0 Pence conference Pires. |WI1
sen Proved the sfciuncJi and active
friend of our Alsace Lorraine reVen
dictions..
A complete suPly of all KodaJk: j
Films received on the last boat. You
c»n got some beautiful Snow Picture
these rte'lPhtful sunshiny days.
Keller Bros. Skagway Eastman
Agents. [ . ... I -ii)L
"MERRY XMAS"
BUBBLE BOOKS That Sing
By Ralph Mayhew and Burges Johnson
Songs your child 'can play on any
Phonograph
All this means-in everyday grown-up language-.that be
tween the pages of these books in paper pockets made to fit
there are real sure-enough phonograph records that sing
songs the stories tell about" A sprlendid selection $1.75 ea
ALSO
Father Gooso by L. Frank Baum
Mother Goose by Ella Dolbear Lee
The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Dot and Tot of Merryland by L. Frank Baum
Tbe Magical Monarch of Mo. by L. F. Baum
L. A. HARRISON CG./Hr
Store Open Evenings From 7 to 8 „
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"I- FRICMD
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking so C-'ten
The bread you make with Filler's Flour
is good to the last slice, with a better ro! :, 'o.:ilcr
flavor, and a better texture than bread with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouiing Mills" by
FISHER MILLS
FLOURING^^fel? COMPANY
Home Office, SEATTLE
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 Pv locassins
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.
Those 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
sons 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.