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The Speed,
Route of ' bsh ; Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to and from Dawson. Fairbanks, and all Interior
Alaska anJ Yukon River points.
D-iring sei«on of navigation, our fleet of modern. up-to-date
steamers will operate regularly the entire length of Yukon
River and its tributaries, giving a service nevei before
equalled.
Daily train service will be maintained between Skaguay and
Wnitehorse. and our fully equipped parlor observation cars afford
every comfort and convenience.
Full information cheerfully given upon applying to
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager
F. B. \\ L RZBACHER. Skagwav. Alaska, and
General Agent, 612 Second Avenue,
Skagwav. Alaska. Seattle, Wash.
TheWhitePass &Yukon Route
rrsiK TABLE No. S5
Daily K.vcept Sunday
Xo. 1, X. Round
1st Class
8:30 a. m. JLe»ve»
11:55 a. m. "
1J: 45 p. m. n
1:40 p. m.
3:20 p. m. "
5:50 pk m.
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOG CAB1X
BEXXET
CARIBOU
WHITEHORSE
No. 2, S. Bound
1st Claw
Arrives 4:40 p.
LeavNi
3:10 p. m
2:25 p. m
11:50 a. m
10:25 ». m
9:50 a. m
Passenger* must be at depot In time to have Baggage Inspected
and checked. Inspection Is stop p 30 minutes before leaving time
of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will be chocked free with each full fare
«% and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket
HOME PORTRAITURE
During our round tha world trip w'th an ap-<o-date equipment, we
« are able to "make photos of ail 6fzes and of every description in
your ovrs home
Our representative will call FRANK CHIRCOSTA ' E. H. WITT
OFFICE IN THE MONOGRAM BLDG., OX BROADWAY .NEAR 5TH.
LIFE'S M3RROK
Give LoTe, and love to
Vour life will flow
A strength in your
Utmost need.
Hare faith and a store
Of hearts will show
Their faith ia your
Word and deed.
Give Truth and your gift
Will be paid in kind
And honor will
Honor meet,
And a smile that is
Swtet will surely find
A smile that is
Just as sweet.
For life is the mirror
Of King and slave
'lis Just what we
Are and do,
Then give to the world
Tht best you have
And the best will
Come back to you.
Madeline S. Bridges.
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Mrs. Robert Shelly was a diu
ier guest of Mrs. Mark Phelps on
•Yidav.
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An informal dance •« ill he g?ven
this—Saturday evening at the W
P. A. club rooms.
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Little Jane Lynch vho mot with
i rather serious accident on Thurs
Ir.T evening, is r^i-orted much im
jrcvtd.
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Miss Gladys Butler of Sacra- |
nento, California, arrived on the j
Alameda and will visit ■w ith her i
xiother, Mrs. Frank Suffecool.
RAW FURS
—. WF. PAY
HIGH - PRICES
FOR FINE FUR?
WRITE FOR PRJ'JF TJST
Percey's Fur House
Otlkoih, - WiicMiin
The Best The Most Pooular
THE
NEW
CAIN
Juneau's Newest and Finest
Hotel
Rnom with d^tachri' thli -Wup
Room with private $2 50 up
Juneau- Alaska
Mrs. Victor A. Peterson and Vic
tor the second, returned on the
City of Seattle from a visit in : er
old home in Pouglas.
Miss Marian I* Drake, ol Pass.' -
liena, who has been a Pullon House
gues» for several weeks, left for
home on tie Humboldt
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Captain Hardacre of Si. aul, Min
nesota ai.d Mrs. Robert Sbo Jy were
»eon puasts ot Colonel W. 1
Stpvenron on Wedaesday
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"The Trey ol Hearts," is the
com ng attraction. at the "Pop."
1-ook for it next week. Good dra
ma al this popular place all this
week.
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Mis6 Marian, daughter o; Oom
missaTj Serreor.t Gerolliman of F;
William H. Seward, is visit io$ ;t
the family of Mr. end Mrs. Matih< •.<
Sundoen.
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Mrs. Maurice M. God:n£ and :
two childreta, Wilfred and Msrjorio
left on the Mariposa for a visit
wiUi Mr. and Mts. W. H. Case in
Juneau, From Juneau Mrs. Case
will so for a visit *-ith her father
and mother in interior Oregon.
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Mrs. Otto Burckhajdt of tie
Chilcoct cannery near Haines, w ith
her little son, was a shopper in
Stag war on Thursday, retumi:.
home on the Humboldt. Mrs.
Buwkhardt contemplates making
Skagwray a visit in the rear ftnu-c
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Hill-H<»J<Hn WoMins
Mr Richard F. Hill of Carcross
and Mi* Dorothy Holdeo of Ta
coira, were marri<sd at the residence
of Father P. H. Turned on Sunday
evening. Mrs. Free W". Fictarct
w-ae matron of honor and Mr. WeJ
dou II. Warren 'was groomsman. The
bride is a cousin of Mr. Fred W
Fickardt and has been here for
a fummer visit \rith the Fickardt
family. As Miss Holden, the
bride graduated from Saint Joseph's
hospital, Taeoma, in the spring,
then came north and for a short
time vas employed at the \V F.
an' V. R. hospital as a special
nurse. The groom is well known in
the north as a raining engineer and
is now located at Carrross, where
he has various intertsts. The
brif®e was very charming in a
handsome traveling suit with h&t
and glovtfc to match. After tke
w-^diu; ceremony a reception was
held at thle resdecce of Mr, and
Fred W. Fickarct There were
prcsnt Mr. and Mrs Weldon War
ren, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blaacharc
Mr. and Mrs. WalterMcBrien, M»ss
Priscilla Putnam, Miss Edith Liddi
coa*. Miss Nad a Putnam. Mr. H
Q PutiMUE, Mr. Fred Roberts, Mr
A. Van Mavem, Mr. William I'rtu
hart, the host and hostess and the
newly married couple, Mr. and Mr=v
nm left on the Gecrgria for Ju
neau, where thy will remain for a
short time returning to the home
of Mr. Hill in Carcross. The
weddirg guests accompanied Mr
and Mrs. Hill to the dock
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonico of Alaska
CHAKT-ET johs
KARAMAK & CX.ECAK
PROPRIFTORS
Where Voq Can Ot what Yon Desire Ooorcti •* it sownjd Be
W, Make a RpecUilj o! Banqnela «JuJ Prlrxt* Oluw Partlea
A reCaad aad comfortable plaoe tor a eupper aftar tie 8^°*
or damce—«e:ric* la cosy prlrate bootlm I! iesired.
Mr. and Mrs. Hermon K«ll*y,
guoBts of Colonel W. L. Stev<an«on,
went to Log C-aLin .Wednesday for
»ta out'.ng and they Fill «vpn<i their
time tuning and fishing.
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Miss A£n<* C. Moffatt, one of
Skagv a> s popular teachers re
turncsl on tiJe Aiamoda from a va
cation v\s:t wilt friendsin S<-*u!«
Miss Mr'fan is at the Pulier, Houe<»
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Mr. C L. Andrew* an old time
resident o; Skagvraj- is in to» n
for a visit « .i!i Lis hosts of friend*
Mr. Andrews made a trip to IV*
on Friday, tbe fcn.-st of Mts H. S
Mrs. N. O. Hardy will l«ave for
Tacoma about the £>ili of September
and Jtfler a short visit In her
home town shrill return, bcpoto
pan:«<d by fcer mother, Mrs. C. J
Fonnema, who »ill si>«k1 the w in
M.ss Abbie Crope&u. who lint
been attending ei'hool in Bellins
fcitt, Washlng<< : . reium-d home
last week. M&f Crejioau graduated
from the State Normal, and is now
ready to take up her chosen vxa
Mrs. \V. G. G-ib:e l«ft on the
Tr r.i,f Ail e f"r a \»lt to Set
tle vshtre she wiii be joined by h*r
mother, Mrs Asseistein of naM<*rn
Car..da The two l»di«* will ri*'«
it! Seattle and vicinity for several
months and will be joined by Dr.
W. G. Gable at a later date. l»r.
Ga!>ie will accompany Mrs. t^abie
.Mrs. K. G. Hapedorn and he.
daughter. Miss Ida Ha^edorn of
nroffclv:.. \»>w York, who have be««n
p nests t f Colo ; W. L. Stevenson
Prioress Alice for home While In
north Mre. Ha^edoni and her
daughter made a trip do*n the Yu
kon, taking in Atlin ei". route, and
■ilso a trip to the westward i*
added to their itinerary..
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shelly en
tnuueed Et dinner or Tuesday in
bMu>r of their euest. Captain Hard
acre of St. Pan!, M.nnesota. This
pretty affair was given at the Cold
er. North cafe. The table was beau
*ul with iu decorations of
peas. Earh lady was presented with
a corSApe bouquet, and each pen tip
mar. with & boutonniere of
flom-ers in the color plan which was
pint, white, red and pale blue An
exQUisfte low bowl of sweet peas
and ocear. spray centered the table
The xfsnds were excellent—many
Skat ray products w ere on the bill
of fare—dNicicu* home prown
chicken, celery, lettuce »md blue
berries. Several of the ppests
w«-e unavoidably cajlod from town
-nd were not present, Thape in
vited were Mr. and Mrs Mark
Phelps, Mr and Mrs. A K Klndell.
(Continued on pare 4.)
Whitehorse
Kluane Stage
Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves \\ hitehoree the
fourth of every month
for Kluane and way
points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champa igne
Passengers and T reight sol
icited. Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
H. CHAMBERS. Prop. ~
OFFICE
Retina Hotel : Wfcilehorre. if T
Comforting Words
Mm; an Alaskan Will
Hb4 TImto So
TV hare the pains and »rh« of
a bad hack removed—to he entirely
fre« from annoying, dangerous urls
ary disorder*, is enough to xat-k*
any kidney sufferer grateful The
IVilowing advice of one who ha*
suffered -will prove comforting word*
to buudr^F c' Alasfciui render®.
P. K. Saudirson, fcis First R.
San LHego, 0*1., S-VW "A sorere at
l.T-fk of la grippe laid me up for
five * pots My hark got very pain
ful, lame and weak. My kidneys
*Te lu bad s^.ape 1 felt aJl ran
dc»Ti 1 road about IKwin's KW
ney I'iils and got a bo*. They
n><.! aw up all rig-hL whenever I
vo taketi cold on my kidneys
f "i>« , 1 h ■'« used £K>a.r. s Kidney
1' <- T! • y ' a VP a'trays l^covijht
results "
Trice hi-c, at all dealers. I>oo't
dimply ask for a kidney remedy—
jrct i>oaii> Kidnpy Pills—the asme
thM Mr Sanderson had. FoetT
Co . Props, Huffalo, X. T.
J. 1KUTA
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JEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
Cu ios. Ivory Carving*
Indian Banket*
Ciim* %nd t uf Cil«»
C»fhrj«! \X *>rh ln«r»frto» tnr
M P. & V Route
Mail Ordfi* trivrn prompt r»r*
rrji Mfc '.t.w
Pioneer Dairy
a » puhav, pkh
THE SHMT IILK RANCH
Th«. *»d t*«t rtm
dnrt«a vfrr t» a>w»ie*
Hailj ©f pot*
Bilk i»"! c**ib to all
OI White r%ai * ToJr«*
Rwrt*
I«rc2« StcarosMpCo.
C. n MAll STKAMKR
Georgia
Elfx-rk- IJjhW. SW*»
8CHTOCI4E OF BUUSOl
StlUag ]>&!«• tad St«m«r SdV
t<vn to Ch&tcp Without Notlo»
June an-Sitka Route
LMTm Jnaeaa for iv>ujlw, Tnm
Hooiah, Ojl»lll«, TbO«
Kill fan m, Chklfcus ud Sltlra
KVttV WEDNESDAY AT l* *l
Juneau-Skagway Route
L*-, Ska«r*-»? far ®
dr*d Rock, Coinwt, JuiUU,
«1 Island, Ea*l» Riwr, Dou«ta«
and Jftneao.
EVKRT SfrtDAT AT 1*:0! »- »
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