SPRING!
Ferry's and Lilly's
Seeds
Onion Sets Bone Meal
Full Line of Feed
at Lowest Prices
Poultry Tonic—Poultry Pepper
Lies Killer—Nest Eggs etc
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Ruoma Single or en Suite
baths on each floor
hamots for its H. me C oking,
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Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates 5 \00 Per Day and Up5 §
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NOTARY IN OFFICE
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897 |
ik SPRING SCHEDULE
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"0 PRINCESS MARY
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
March 9-20-30 April 10-20 May 1-11-22
June 1
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
CONNECTING AT VANWVKH
WITH fASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Point* East
All ('articular* From
*L. H. Johnston Agent. Skagway
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a:id Victoria <
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Saturday
JanWallace Agent - Skagwny Alaska
ALAS KA STEAMSHIP CO
_• ".vlings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
Sailings from Skagway to Settle,
Tacoma and Way Ports
S. S. Jefferson, - April 9
E. j. 5: IAV, Ar-nt Phone 66 SKAGWAY
! popular picture Palace Sat"^unday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
VICTOR MOORE
IN
Picturization of the Famous Irish-American Comedy
"CHIMMIE FADDEN"
Universal Current Events
COMING-Dorothy Gish and Burton HoIme«--TraveIogue
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
DISTRICT DKPITY GRAM) EX
ALTED lUI.ER VISITS Sli.YG- !
WAV IS. .1*. .<>. 1CLKS
George F. Forest, District Deputy i
Grand Exalted Ruler of the B. P. O. }
Elks, was a Skagway visitor while ,
the Jefferson was in port this morn- '
ing.
At the hour of eight o'clock a
meeting was called by Exalted Rul
er J. C. Wood, for the purpose of
receiving the district deputy and
(juile a number o» "gude" Elks turn
ed out to meet the distinguished
guest.
Mr. Forrest gave a resume' of his
visit to the Westward and told the
mem Iters that the baby lodge at An
chorage. now had a membership of
4^7. with fifty applications awaiting
action. The lod^e has sixteen thou
sand dollars in their building fund
as well as fourteen hundred dollars
in cash in their general fund.
The lodge has asked the Grand
Lodite for permission to build a fif
ty thousand dollar Elks club, at Cor
dova, as well as one at Ketchikan.
The clubs are culled "Dills" clubs
and the membership is confined to
Elks in : jod Mantling. The lodges
in Anchorage and Juneau make trips
to 11 • • i■ tow ns and initiate whenever
a class is ready for the horns.
The deputy grand exalted ruler
was pleased with the condition of
Skagway lodge, whoso report shows
a gain of a mini Iter of members for
this year, as well as a gaiu in the
money on hand.
Skagway lodge now has 213 mem
bers with fjuite a number of appli
cations to b.- acted on.
Juneau Lodge. N'o. 4.0. has about
six hundred members and is in u
most nourishing condition.
.\ir. Forrest will attend the Grand
Lodge at I.os Angeles this summer
and make his report.
There are several suggestions in
regards to Alaska Elkdom, which
the district deputy will put beforo
the Grand Lodge.
1 Mr. Forrest is one of tiic oldest
| Elks in Alaska, and his enthusiasm
has been one of the greatest factors
in tl.e upbuilding of this immense
order and his visit to a lodge is al
ways hailed with pleasure by the
members.
Mr. Forrest left for his home in
Juneau expressing great regret that
business engagements made it impos
sible for hint to remain longer.
A delegation of Elks escorted the
deputy to the boat and hade him
farewell in the singing of the good
old Elks ode "Auld lang Syne." |
The S. S. J person arrived this
morning about half past four o'clock
and sailed for t!;e South about ten
o'clock.
There was a gomj passenger list
and a bis cargo of freight for Skag
way. A number of bridge carpenters
arrived and will go to work on the
White Pass and Yukon Route.
Mrs. .1. XI. Miller and her son
James, who have been spending some
time in their old home in Idaho, re
turned on the Jefferson.
Dudley Allen the Tru Bin man.
was an arrival and will remain un
til the Estebeth uext Tuesday.
Judge Rasmiison. president of the
Bank of Alaska, and Mayor-elect of
Skagway. was a passenger to Juneau
where he went on a mission of busi
ness.
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The installation of officers took
place lust night at the Lodge ot
Skagway Lodge No. 431 of the B. P.
O. Klks.
A large number were present and
t!.t> new officers wero inducted to
several chairs by Past Exaltfcd
;: Howard Ashley assisted by
,'x-iltcd lluler W. C. BlancharJ,
as Grand Secretary and Cleon Ask
as (Irand Esquire. The services
were solemn and impressive and
were enjoyed by the brethren. Fol
lowing is the roster of elected and
appointed officers for the jtear which
includes the house committee which
is now composed of the elective offi
cers of the lodge.
John C. Wood Exalted Rujer
Dan McDonald, Esteemed Leading
Knight.
\V. J. Mulvihill. Esteemed Loyal
Knight.
\V. A. Pries. Esteemed fiecturing
Knight.
F. J. Vandewall Secretary.
(1. (i. Miller, Treasurer
Lee Hudson Tiler.
J, \V. Urashal, Delegate to Grand
Lodge.
J. M. Tanner, Alternate Delegate to
Grand Lodge.
After the lodge closed, the mem
bers adjourned to the club rooms
and hall, where they were guest to
a largo number of citizen swho ac
cepted the invitation to the installa
tion ball.
Dancing was continued until a late
hour while bowling and card play
ing was induldged in during the
evening.
LOCAL NOTES
Chauncey Combs, son of deputy
IT. S Marshal John Combs, of Haines
came up yesterday on a launch to
upend a few days in Skagway.
A. M. Arnold, representing Liggett
& Myers Wholesale tobaconnists,
Paul H. Dove, representative of the
Western Dry Goods company and
Bill Perdue of the Marshall Wells
Hardware company, arrived in Skag
way from Haines yesterday on a pri
vate launch and are seeing their cus
tomers today. This party of Knights
Df the Grip will sail on the Jefter
»on tomorrow.
Reverend Winterberger returned
oday on the Jefferson from Klawak,
ivhere he has been attending the
;>resbytery,
Mr. Winterberger reports an en
joyable meeting of the southeaster
\laska Presbyterian ministers.
FAIRBANKS IS
WELL EQUIPPED
Fairbanks. Alaska, April G.—
Vith only 277 voters registered
icre. the municipal election passed
luietly with only one ticket in the
ield. C. Harry Woodward was
lected mayor, Councilmen elected
icing H. H. Ross. Frank R. Clark,
lid W. T. Pinkerton. Howard J.
itwell, assistant United States At- ,
orney here was elected director of
he school board.
On the councilmanic board chosen
re a druggest, the undertaker and
mbalmer, and the man who furnish
s coal to the town, and the mayor
i the town's leading insurance <
roker. i |
...A SLASH IN SILK...
36 inch Taffetta was $4.50 now $3.00 per yard
36 inch Messalino was $4.50 now $3.00 per yard
40 inch Georgette was $3.50 & $4.50 now 2.50 & $3.00 per yard
40 inch Crepe Dechino was $3.50 & $5 now $2.50 to 3.25 yard
36 inch Suecine was $1.25 now ,75c per yard
We have a wide range of col ors in all of the above silks, and
the quality is of the best.
One lot of odd lengths and colors in 18 incli Taffetta at
50c yard
f -"_ Silk and Satin ribbons, all colors md fancies.
Half Price
All Sale prices in ohter departments continued until close of sale
L. A. HARRISON CO. PH?f
I. TAYLOR
ISM Clll
Issaac Taylor, senior member of
the firm of Taylor Drury Pedler Co.,
Limited, of Whitehorse came over on
the train last night and will leave
for Vancouver, B. C., on the Prin
cess Mary tomorrow.
Mr. Taylor is making a hurried
business trip and will return on the
next sailing of the Mary in time to
take the initial trip on the steam
boat Thistle, which is owned by his
company, and which is being gotten
ready to sail on the opening of nav
igation. The Thistle is used to serve
the several trading posts operated by
Mr. Taylor's company.
PRINCESS MARY
- 10 A. M. TOMORROW I
i
Hal Johnston agent for the C. P.
R., received advice today that the J
Princess Mary would arrive in Skr.s
way tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock.
The Mary has twenty passengers
and eighty five tons of freight for
this port.
As soon as the cargo is unloaded
the Princess Mary will sail for the
south.
A CORRECTION
Through an error in the Thurs
day paper Miss Carson was said to
have been on both the Independent
and the Taxpayers tickets. As a
matter of fact Miss Carson ran only
on an Independent ticket and the
statement that she was 011 the Tax
payers ticket was made owing to a
misunderstanding over the phone.
Miss Carson did not need any en
dorsement other than what she had
and her vote showed conclusively
that she was the choice of the city
for clerk.
NEW COUNCIL
at doi*<;las
Douglas, Alaska, April 6.—Tlie
regular city election passed off very
quietly yesterday. A total of 84
votes were cast out of a total regis
tration of 128. Candidates and votes
cast for each are as follows:
James Christoe 78
E. Loorais 74 <
Frank Oliver 71 ■
John Feusi 71 ;
Otto Widemann G2 :
William Robertson 59 (
Guy Smith 49, J
The first seven of these will con
stitute the councill for tho coming i
year. <
For the school board, L. W. Kil
burn succeeded himself as clerk, '
with a vote of 79. ]
Felix Gray was elected school di- ;
rector, with a vote of 76.
The newly elected council will
take office next Monday evening.—
Empire.
Seattle, April 8.—General Leon
ird Wood will arrive in Seattle to
morrow morning and will sail on the
3. S. Wenatchee at eleven o'clock.
Former Governor General Forbes j
)f the Philipines and a member of ,
he committee appointed by Presi- '
lent Harding to investigate the Phil- '
pine question arrived last night and !
till accompany General Wood to the i
slands. 1
To Cure a Cold In One Day <
Take Grove's LAXITIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
he signature of E. W, Grove. 30c.
1161
No Sleep, Xo Host, Xo i'oace Willi a
Lame or Atiiing Dark.
Weary the lut or many a kidney
sufferer.
Pain and distress from moru to
uigbt.
Get up with a lame kick.
Twinges of backache bother you
all day.
Dull aching breaks your rest at
night,
Urinary disorders aud to your
missery.
I£ you have kMney trouble,
iteach tiie cause—the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney 1'ills are for the
kidneys only—
Have made an enviable reputa
tion iu this localiry.
Mrs. p. D. WoUon, lii Loveaga
St., Santa Cruz, Cu!., says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills havo 1 jou a great he!i>
to me and 1 cannot praise them
euough. My kidneys troubled n:e
and my back was so weak and lame,
I could hardly kocji going. 1 didn't
know what it was 10 get a good
night's rest and in the morning my
ba;k ached, .t it would break. 1
wat often dizsy ai.d I : d to catch
hold of suiuct ang t • . _• t'roia lull
ing. My kidneys <.:du t act right,
either. The backae.-es left and 1
felt stronger in every way."
Price GOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kiduey remedy—get
Doan's Kiduey Pills—tho same that
Mrs. Weltou had. Foster-Milbunt
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. V.
I
OIil)IN.\ CE NO. 1:5!)
ui/ui.u. i'ku.mhs
Any authorized perso:i ur persons
desiring tn bury any deceased poi
son iu tlio Cemetery of Skagway,
shall from this d.ue forward pro
cure front the Town Clerk of SUag
«vay, a permit to do so
This permit si:: :l designate exact
ly the iocatiou of lot or lots to Uj
used, with the name, age, date of
leath and cause of death, date to
lie buried, and the name of the near
est relative. Said permit shall he
-jgued by the person or persons pro
curing the same.
The Town Civ: It shall keep a ropy
)f the said permit 0:1 file, and record
he same in a book designated for
such purpose, giving all pertinent
lata iu couuectioti therewith. Pcr
ions or organizations holding plots
if several lots must procure permit
or each and every lot used for lute
al.
Any person or persons desiring
iucU permit shall pay to the Town
2ierk the sum of one dollar, ($1.00)
or each and every permit issued,
iuch monies received to be the per
luisite of the Town Clerk for tho
leeping of the aforesaid record.
Any person or persons violating
bis ordinance will bo lined tho sunt
f twenty five dollars, ($25.00).
Passed by the Common Council
'own of Skagway, Alaska, April 4,
921.
-t. E. J. Shaw
Mayor.
Walter McBricn
City Clerk.
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