Offered in th: stock
of goods of the e>=
tateofTony Dorteru
Sabina Portcro Executrix
42j. BROADWAW.
tit at h*
e f.f F. J.
** i:: ihc City
b' Kforosaid.
.v sum of
A...\. for each
•; n tV it cannot bo
: o ht vimn
■- : CHENEY,
.r *•:*. s- ribod In
j i\ - • veenber.
• \ 7ON.
rtiMle.
—Ain*-*
BLGQO POISONING
Ha.nl n s ft -zard Oil a Safe First Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw and blood
poisoning rosu!t from the neglect
or a - :':t scratch or little cut! Hara
; ■ Wizard Oil is a safe and etfec
ti.e nrst aid treatment It is a pow
erful antiseptic and should be *p
plii S immediately to wounds of this
k:r.d to prevent dangsr of infection.
It m soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam
mation in cases of sprains, bruises,
cots, boras, bites and stings. Jnst as
n.-: ablt. too, for stilt neck, sore feet
canker sores, earache aM
toothache
Get :: : :n druggist* for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Ji:>t try Wizard Liver
Whips, .. . -.t little pink pills, Jt
cc:.:s iuaranteed.
FINISH .-U'.nDaY DINNER
WiiH FERE ICE CREaI
Ketfcr Brothers are 6 rvlvg
their unexcelled- Ice Crecm ai
their sau'tary fountain.
Deli'-'oiie* madt, 1-,r Sunday d'a
tier. Hboaa 126.
rnx SKAliWAY
Pioneer Dairy
a. F. 0CQI1X, ProK
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH
Thu largest a*c! tw»t oo»
ducted dairy i* Alaska.
L'aiij »xtpiaent« o 1 pur
mil* »»d cream to all po ai
ea Wait* foam t Yukoi
Route.
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
Haines, Sept 21-J. \V. Combs'the
(Tuitf-i 3tat«j deputy Marshall luado
a tr-V to Juutau ou business lie
went down on Friday night aUd
zvwrir'd <-ar.'y Monday morning _
Mrs. MoLeec, wi'e of Mr. A. 'F.
McL< oil, the founder • of the'Rialto
Theatre, i-asic up from Seattle on
the just tr»p 1 of th,« Steamer
Syokaue-. ;iail ia now cCcUpyiAg'th^;
former horn-'. Th« friend" of IIr.
ai.d .Mrs. McLean ar<> giad'to'sec
fcsv again. Mrs. 'stay
herc Is some what indefinite.
-Mr. McLean 's operating a uiovo
i nv: picture show at Veblin,'South
Dakota at prosea^ but does 'not
kaow yet, as to wh.eth®r ho will
loi sia there or uot.o
Tho greater paft of the br'dg®
t'obers for th0 br!dge across tu°
Ctiiikar river above \\'ellsi as,
rVchou llaiui>s and as soon as tho
road is 'n condition, to do so,
it w.'ll bo taken, lip to the site
of ;h« new br'dge.
Senator Henry Rod<n has 'ro
turned from Juntfau where h° sP°u
a lew days a*tend'ng to busiuois.o;
will, in a few days return to u
n-'au to attend court, wfcere'h
h?a #*-verai caS0s wh'ch need liis
acteuaon.
N, n. Haacon, our popular Tost
master has somo men at work
putting the dwell'ug wh'ch lie
bought from J. W. Martin In
ord' r for occupancy by lils'fam'ly.
All°rt Meyer, who has been
en. s >yed on tho Government road,
pau'e down from camp and ''Pent
Suad^y w»ta h's father, "uiother
and sister; returning to his work
Mtn«'fy> he reports overything'mov
irg along smoothly on tfie road. |
\..ii r;:n ; .vi n utinti
Lpihl'ili ■>!' :i mil..
Tile i • i" 'Mr ir now hy
the kIuiM > l.i
•Kvery efnr? « ii| I <• f•"» sub
stitute li:(->li.tIi-ill f.-;- M- !:i.IIi'Il.
fliiv [:t t|. »!•••• ... i-< :i man
rv:ii |i »«-.• :it'1 ■ i- • i: • linn?
Tin" overall !ii<ivei!i>'iit 11 umkllii
(lie t>i*u(iiii-i"H feel us well as see Mm*.
Give i!." weather iran a dinner. AH
ho needs Is tltn-r ami lie's suiv t-» sre'
the weuther mi i -r control su-mer or
l:i ff»r.
When il-i- i'.:ii:r.fiii'ii:ro:-s take to
, HTitir !':> :ii-| !i < Is *•:; vimdeti ini -s
s. iiik-i Is i i: — will |i:i\e tn !n> dune
?•»'• illt it.
PrVlb -i ■ • -a'i In- had f >r the
|i!i-kliss oiir mi l'— :>rt'r!es. Th» trun
o!l» with l Ii III t! : tIII
appeti'.e.
St-;iw lids :■ re rn rust n-nre this
year Mil !1 -nvrif nf "'ip -••'*l*c ill Tlipan.
or t!ip s.- i:i| iinr -st ';i I'ongoland or
«nmeiliini;.
r.itllli-'lilprs in Madrid have cone
on a strike. T'.i> is one which all
immune peepV would like to see in
definitely proioti-ed.
I.nfs of people tire enthusiastic over
•'liiiie«e poetry who cannot make head
r tail of a fliine«e laundry ticket.
Pajamas too. are high, anil there
s no rule requiring a man to doff hi?
•vi-rnlls when lie hits the hay at night!
Kussian revolutionaries can bo «lo
: i-tuleil upon to give astute Japan
plenty ot" excuses to remain in Si
beria.
.Don't
Take. A Chance.
OH
<xl?OWIMG A/sW.iAt^
Save
What You //ave.
WstH
/tewbros Herp/cide
Buy A Small Sett!? foday
_ 7yu^
H£?p,ZlD?/J A<- fi-~ r-SrolEZ,
4.°?Lic*TJ0rts at B*xe>rR shop*, EveK*/UHmnr
S^agwavJ's Social Weel(
Mr3. John C. Paddock of HajHP#
«i« a return passenger on tlie'Esle
beth Tuesday.
o—o—o
Captain Royal K. Pulien i« at'the
l*yea ranch at'end'ng to the gather
Ins In of tho crops.
«—o—v
! Will'ain Fritzche was a dinjnrr.
giKH of SIr. and Mrs. Jo'an 51.
K*).'er on Friday of l"»st week.
Jeugc J. P. Ward and Mr.'James,
L. Sl"wart r'urued recently from
a vis't to tho ward ranch near
Haia a.
Jonn Tarlsvik, tra'n, checker at
Thane, Is lit town for a two'weeks'
vacation and 1" stopping at ath
Pn;icu House.
1—t—|
Mr. -and Jlrs. J. J Dwyer'au.i
th'lr little son. Jack ar«' n,of»J co
cupiing tho cottage o1 Max Gut!
f<-'d on Third avenue between Statej
aud Main s'reets.
w—o -—i—
Mr and Mrs. i£. J. Shaw return
ed cc. tho C'ty of Seattle from a
visit to Juneau where th<?y went ou
• lie Jefferson. While in Juneau, Mr.
anu Mrs. Shaw we re guests >of th"
Ga-lin»;.u' hotel.
—0—n—o
Mrs. Frank X. F°ero and her 3
tbr<-o little daughters who'have
b-vn visiting with f^'nds and re
lsj-'ivt* 'n Ska Sway for'tho past
fcrUJght left on the City of
S >»(tle for their home In Juneau.
o—0—o j
On.- might well say lhat <ho tour ^
ist s-a-oti f-r n -\t year has alread}*j
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCfKNCK
Sun iiv scr- Kes will he held at 11:00
o'clock fu tl.c- morning In the Church
LiJiflc-* Christian Science Society of
I'vnn Mall! street and
I'ourtn t.' cnue
Chris'is • Sc'tnce Subect:—
•Realty,
The jinbi'c If cordially Invited
Sund*7 Sclioo? at 12:00 ra o'clock |
Wedu.'Slay evening service at 8:00
o'clock
FIRST PRES15VTKIU.AN CHURCH
Rev.E. L. Winterberger, B. D.
Pastor
Morning Worship w'th "crmoa by
'h® Mla'ner. at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday school at 12:15.
Evening Wcrsh'p at 7:30. I
T"\6 Mlnister will »p»ak on!
The Sin ot Wastefullu^ss.
Come w'th a rrioa(i and iworsb[ I
tUo Lord.
"Wednesday evening Prayer and
Prflt'e service 7:30.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH J
0:?0 Holy Communion
10-30 Ma's and Sermon
Uen°("ct'on immediacy after I
socoad Mass.
,\o evening Devotion3 during the i
summer months.
Senice3 will be he'.d in the IHir j
lag Room of the eld New Home I
Restaurant Building while tU
church is undergoing r^P-Hrs.
Ksther Edgar Gallant.
Full Go'fcl Ml'slon.
Preach'ng S»rvices.
Sunday 2:30 and 8j.ni.
Prayer mating Thursday 8 p. m.
Everyone urgently invited.
W. H. Shoemaker.
If the dollar tiill 1« worth on'.v .10
cents compared t« wluit It roulil liny
in 1911, turn' soon before we shall he
down to stage money?
Germany Is snlil to he planning an
other war. This may explain why our
scientists can't pet any message from
Mars; the line is busy.
Perhaps the nverac Mexican finds
it less Irksome to tight under any sort
oC leadership than to work under con
scienceless taskmasters.
That Frenchman who proposes a 48
hour week for farm laborers probahly
expects the women to do the milking
Land all the other chores.
, Now that the protesting middle
' elapses are taking to overalls, the
prosperous niechat.ies may have to go
to work in their S1U0 suits.
The French law says an unmarried
man becomes an "old bachelor" at
thirty, but it still halts over the dlffl
i cult problem of deciding when n maid
j becomes a spinster..
Another Indication of how times
have changed is, when you were a boy
a fresh egg for breakfast was a com
mon occurrence. Now it marks* an
epoch in a hura%n life.
bee tin a» tn" hotels &re even A<>«
luakir.g bookings for the acconioda
tion of next »unun('r's gue->t3- These
wno can not come again a,.o niak
Ins reservations for fr'eiids.
u—o—o
St've rigott one of the W. P.
train forceo .ieft recently on the
Spokane for his home in Seattle,
ivJic-0 he w'll again pesumo his stud
les 'K the "U"'" Mr. Pigott's "place
with tno W. P. Is flyd by Arnold
tfutfeia,
u—o—u
The raspberry crop is about at the
°rd. Ta0 latu b°rrle3 are'very wel*t
and have scarcely any seeds. Some
Of the rose bushes in town 'are
still bearing blossoms- even though
they are darkened in color by ths
recent frosts.
o—o—e
William Fritzscho who has made
Atiln his home for the past's'x
years arrived in, Skagway on Friday
of l«»t week audi aft°r a (short'v'sit
w»tu Skagway friends he left on'the
Prlncesa Alica ouj it's !*w&y to'ea,stern
Canada where ho Mil enter coliegeo
and fit himself for assaying.
o—o—e
Mrls., Jane T. Thurston took a
vacai-on trip to Wliitehorse walk;
iag the entire distance to ami from
•'■e the Rapids Ci'y. Donlng liik
ins aitire Mrs. Thurston made th®i
trip easily and came home weli re
paid for the journ'-y. gue wa* a
way from homei tw^lvo days from
Saturday lltii, 'o Wednesday 22nd
s_8—e
An ther little son has come
Lie*' me home of Mr. and Mirs.
Eugene Snii'li. The l'tUe man a'
rived on Thiir-day last and . mot'"
and child . re doing well under D
Thcmas Puntn>>] an<l M'ss Roth
mund at I be \V T hospital. Dur
'rig the absence of Mrs. Smith |
from heme .Mrs. Ida Crease mother
of Xlr. Smtih has the home aQ I
family 'p. charge.
0—0—0
Mrs. W. L. Spear audi Mr* Robo
EMIle went to Ciifton! on Ta.< i i
rmorn.n: a:.d a t r a dolig' t'ul d;iy
l.pent with Mrs. 15esiio D-ihline ::
a visit at th« Baker Hanson injiiei.
iUf}" reiurued 'n the evening. Thcs"
ladies report good work on the'™iW"
A fifty foot tunnel i» beins c^a
cut and the mine force is'at Vurl.
in earnest. dome BP^c'ineWof'ore
w»re brought back and exhibited,
9—9—* —
Mr. and) Mrs. W. A. Pries r«
turned the early part o' the iw«\>k
Ug.n a vacation, visit to Haines,'
Da' lU&i n glacier. Mud nay, Well"
Pleatait Camp and. Rainy Hollow.
Much of the distance) was walked
aba with_ wading r'vers and mush
iryr over swampy Places, Mrs.
Pries liad all tho thrill# described
In in Any novels of the north. Both:
Mr. and Mrs. Pri_ea ar« looking
wll and very nt an the result'of
their delightful outing.
a—9—»
Adalbert Baker ha& begun, wiork
on removing the two cabin? bought
recently from Dr. L. S.'Keljer,
wh'i-ii will, make, a marked1 i m-rij-o
menl in the appear"nao of'Eisb'h
•jvnue. Another old bu'ldinsbei
longing to Dr. Keller on, Ninth'
av<-nue w'll soon be torn, diown and
moved away. The removal of all1
old (Wildings i« nwica to be do
Mred aa the greater part of them |
serve a« fire train and are a 1
mcuace to tlie wi lib»'inet of tho
towr. and the sooner they are
but to something uxefu^ thp bett«v
**r the town.
' Th« clever Versatile Ell's Vaude
ville company'" gave tw?o en.tertai
m^uts in Stagnvav and everything
was given as adiVrtJs'-d and' mor''
than was advert'sod. Th® dancing
of Mis8 Barbara Bronell, th® first
ni'mb'r oa the program, was very
da'iitv and elusivel reminding on
of the movements of a butterfly.
Ills* Perque'a Courtney's jazz mil
bTs were ail that could' be ex
petted. Th°y wer« well rendered'and
sugg( Stive yery sugeestive. Bobby
Mack is clever and much above the
■usual vaudeville artist. The gewsw
were exceedingly beautlful, in 'act
the exqu'site clothes and lack 'of
them w«re 'he chief attractions
With Mr. P. H. Gaaty at the'piano
tfie music was excellent.
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS.
SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
Thisilotel is not and never ha« been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY. M*r.
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend Flour
is good to the last slice, with a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills" by
FISHER MILLS
FLOURING fS^lflliK' COMPANY
Home Office,. SEATTLE
GREAT TR
BLE
LES
On Face, Neck, and Chest,
Itched, Cuticura Heals.
"I began to have great trouble
with pimples and blackheads on mu
lace,neck,andchest. The
pimples were hard, red,
then came to a head and
formed scales. The mort
severe ones itched and
smarted so they almost
drove me frantic.
" I saw Cuticura Soap
and Ointment advertised and decided
to try them. I have not used quite two
cakes of Cuticura Soap and two boxes
of Cuticura Ointment, and I am
healed." (Signed) Mrs. H. Schobcr,
312 V/. 5th St., Pueblo, Colo.
Cuticura For AH Toilet Uses
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal
cum are all you need for your skin
and all toilet uses. Bathe with Soap,
soothe with Ointment, dust with
Talcum. Unlike strongly medicated
soaps, Cuticura Soap is ideal for the
complexion because so delicate, so
fragrant and so creamy.
•f~Be ture to teat the faxTinatinz fragrant of
Cuticura Takum on your Jkin. The Soap, Oint
ment and Talcum 2Sc each everywhere. Sample
each free Address "Cntlccr-, Dept E, Maiden "
^BE^CuticuraSoap knaves without n.ua
The Golden North Caf« «eries
3nly the Wt that the niarket at
tord« and 'nvite« a trial o'
excellent seivlce and cuJdne.
SKAGWAV'8
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Arrtlc Brothcrlioo«i -
Camp Skugway N" I.
meets every »ecouo % i
fourth Tuasriuy e»»- ^
at 8:30 o'clock. VtsK
Lac Wtrtkm corollllj welcome,
b. 8. Keller, Arctic Ghler.
J M KSLI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
p. a a. m
White I'fss l»d),e I'. *
A. M. No. 11.!, meet* •-•<!
will 4Ui SMtimlDT evening
of each m«iitii. Vibin-^
brethren are well oiue.
Dan McDonald. W. M
T. J. 3TANDIJ311, Secretary.
& P. O. K5.H>
Skagway
No. 431, B. 1' <>
Elka me^ta every
Thursday at 8:08
P 11
tfl3|t'ne> brothers cord'ally welcome
JOHN QRASHAL. E P.
r J VAWDEWALL.
Piotwra of Alaska Ijioo, So. 12,
■eef to A. a H»H first Moiul»« lu
.•very moot *t 8:80 9- *>.
VlaJllnfi Brother* eokdiallr *®'
0 jn*, J. Q. PHtiLPB. S+cj.
jQSQfe
Fraternal Order "<
Eaglet—
skagwajr Aerie, No 2S>
Fraternal Order <>'
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday niglit or i"<"
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
juf, VUitlng brothers cordially In
Tito I to attend M. K. Rogers, \\.
J. It. Oriesbach. Secretary.
Naomi Chapter No. 9. O. K S.
in' 'ts in Masonic Hall flrat aJU'
tl rd FrHays of each month at !>
f. M. \'islUng members welcome.
Flci®noe Vattd^waU Worthy
Ma'ron. i .1 • J L
Virginia Suffeoool- Secretary.
PBOFKSSIONaJj cards
DH. It 8. KELLER
DhM
Host Modem Methods
Offlw Hours: 9-12 *• m- 1-6 p- m
Aliaksn Building — Broadway
BKAQWAV ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
Aitorie; At L * *•
Fractio* la all oourU
In Territory °I Aia«ka
HiVlNES ALASKA'
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndtloe Is hereby given, that th®
uaderalgned h/ia be®n appointed Ad
ministrator «' the Estate of filmou J
Weitzm&n, deceased, by the Probata
Court 'or the Territory of Alaska,
ulttltg la probate at Hain©s, Ala-ska
aid any and *11 persona hav
ing claims against said estate aro
required to present them to me In
the Town of Haines, Alaska, with
the voucher required by law within
six months from tha date of the
first publication of this notice.
fated this 20th day of Angust,
1920. pjj
J. H. Chisel.
1 Administrate r
Flr»t publication S—21, '20.
I Final pubilcat'on 9—l!rt '20.