The
Clancy Kids
And Away He Went
[PERCY L. CROSBY
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Printing Safeguards
Your Money
Protect your cash not only
with bolts and bars and hanks
but with businesslike printed
(arms and records for every
transaction you undertake.
We can show you a paper —
l&RI
Paper—that betrays erasure
ana prevents fraudulent al
teration of your checks, notes,
drafts and receipts.
For letterheads and general
printed forms we use and
recommend a standard paper
i
that we knot will give you
sati«'action.
©je Satin jVla^'kat*
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Offered in th j stock
of goods of the es
tate ofTonv Dorteri •
Sabina Dortero Executrix
42a BROADWAW.
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GRIP, INFLDENZA
MmUIm'o Wlam-d OU a R.llahla,
JUttMptlo NHw
During influenza epidemics spray
the mm aad throat »everal time* a
day with one part Wizard Oil and
two parts water, using an atomiser.
If yo« haven't an atomizer, gargle
the throat and mff the miatura up
the nose. This treatment sets up an
antiseptic wall of defense against
"Flu" germsk
Chest colds ar-1 Sore throat lead
to grip. Stop them at one* with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous Influenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c. If
not satisfied, retain the bottle and
get your money back. •
Ever constipated or have sick head
aehefo Just try'Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30c at drug
gist*. Guaranteed.
Hill
You W11 MaJto No M'stak® If You
Follow Thl» Advc®
Xev'r neglect you kJdooy*
If yoa have paia la the bacls.urVr
ary dteoiters, d'zz'aeBB and nprvou*
see*. it's t'm® to act aa,<i no rim«
to experiment Th®8© are fneq^en-t
ly 'ymptomh of k'dney trouble,
and a r*n-«tiy which 'a re com
mended' lor the kUlney tlxould bo
take a "a time.
Doan'* KU.ney P»lls ar« a good
leuedy to u». It ha* acted ettec&r
eiy >n many caseo ^a this country.
Can Skagroiy residents demand
furth«» proof thaa the follovng t®o
thm«nial7
B. W. Joha*oo, 221-KX& St;
Sa» PSro, £al aay*j "I had att
ack* of oacfcach* aad soreness. a
tro*s my kldaey*. I Mt dull aad
laagu'd. Jloratuga and & wa« hard
fcr me to do any stopping or lifting.
Th« action of my kMa®ys was irre«v
lar I u*ed Doaa's Kiriaey PUla for
th»see attack* and they jun
what I j.eed<d. Daan'a were not
loi g in jelievtogr th® achoa and'patao
acroe* ry back aad putting my k'(l
a*ya In. good order."
Prtc# 60<v at aH dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy —
get Doan'» Kldeny Pills — the
same that Mrs. Joha*on, had.Fo*t
et^llllbura Oo; Mfgra. Buffalo. N. Y
Baby Says
8A8V
FQOO
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"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want"
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment Careful mothea can do nothing
wiser than to come here far baby foods, tim
ing hotdes, (tipple*, soaps, sponge*, powders,
and those internal afld external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
MmmGmx Needs
Keller Bros. Drug* Co
Sl(agwa\)'s Social Weel< |
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Herbert Wheeeler. seneral mana
ger fcr the W. P. and Y. R cam« J
home from \\rWt.ehorse on Monday.
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Mr®. Muri>hy. steward**® of
the Princess Al'c® was a gu«3t of
Mr®. L. II. Johnston Wednesday eVe
n'ug.
Mr. W. O. Blaachard wid Mr. W.
A. Puck' tt of WhH'torsri w-era d*n
apf guest* of Mr. ajid Mrs. Roy
li. Gault oni Tuesday.
Pro«prr Goaty th» third laft on
the Pr'ncess Al'Ce for a vft wlUi
friends and relative® in Sound ct'e®,
He will be gwae for several w«ete.
"Mr3- \V. A Macomber haa moved a
R« llai;» Tailor Shop aero*® llie a
crosa jh« »tie«t to th* building for
oiTly (. icujiWd by Dortero aad'soa.
b—•—•
Mr8. P. J. Murray and her two
daughter*, Helen and Pat-lei a. went
to Wt itebor^i' th's week for a visit
wUh Vlr. Murray and H«nl»y.father
auid/ brother.
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Captain Pratt came to Sfcagway o
the Petersom from Fort William H.
J Reward- to meet h's parents- Judge
and Mr®. Pratt from M'3®oo<r». Oajv
tata Pr'tt Willi "show" them many
things.
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Mrs. P. J. Via de Wall and h»r
•on. Prase'®, were south bound,
passenger® on the Prtn«* Al'ee.
for » vls't 'n var'ous ^tfe® on, the
ooa®t. 1 hey w'll r*tura about the
[m'^dle of August.
Among thc*e ■vrtio accompanied the
Shr'ners to Bennett oa Th,ur®da
were; Dr. and Mr». Thomas Rimitall
Mr®. Frank Webster, Mr. and Mr".
John G, Blaachard and Mi*. Join.
Aden.
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Jack Kkrm&e left on the Nuggmt
for Juneau lor a w'tfc hi
aunt, Mrs. Cora Maloney. Jack
(mad© tie trip as the guest of Dr.
•Robert Sampson who cam© to
Skagway on business.
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W. A Pucke'tu of Wh'tefcorse'was
a SXHgrway feu^'tsl on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Mr. Puotoett came'over
to m«ct Mr«. Puckett who ar^ved
on the Princess Alice from Seattle.
They itit for ,ome on, Wednesday.
• » •
lAuriiif the week Mrs. Harriet 3.
Fullen ha' been g'vlng 6&lk» to the
gu sts of the puilea House on.the
ptc.i.eer days 0f Alastka. Mrs. Pul
len has g Ug stock of original cur
loe and uses them to tllustrate h«jr
talks.
9—9—9
Max Gutfelt. w«nt to Juneau to
meet th® "Arab3" audi returned with
theia and eB®ure8 h'9 friend that
ho too# * B&ort tr'p across the des
ert on a real camel. Mr.Gutfelt
neidcd a little change and his v's't
d>d Wm good.
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Miss Evelyn Wheeler and her.
brother MaHer Herbert Whefier.
accompanied by Miss Holmes arrived
on the Pr'neens Al'c® from Vancouv
er, B. G. naid ore guest9 of the
Golden North. The children are'h8re
for a >l-.*lt withi th*'r father, • Mr.
H-rbert Wheeler. !
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In a letter to har friend. Mrs. Roy
E. Oault MVsa SecU Mag«o «tate»
'hat "he Ja tow In Honolulu, H. I.
i and la employed 'A (ha government,
rrevenue office of that place. M'9»
M&gee waa »t oue time a reeld^t of
.Skagway and visited Mr». GtfJJt.
a few summers ago.
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A musical r*cital at th0 Pullen
House on Wednesday evening wa»
on® of tie pleasure® of tie -week. A
moug those who took part in th°
evening1* entertainment wera Mr.
iWatk'us of C'ndnnatLl, Oh'o. and
M'sa D-IoUv L. Greene of Vancouve
B. C.
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Mrs. E. H Owen, aAd her two
children, Dick ami Jack, Mra. Lyman
w«re pa'aengero to Whitahore Fr'dti
R<yuoldson hod Mr". Clyde Rogers
on their way to Daw^n. Mr8. Rog
ers l9 accompanying her hu»band
whc 's go'ng to the interior in, the
employ 1 of th« W. P. aad Y. R.
a» traveling auditor.
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The shrinTa trip on, tb« Jeffer
■en and Spokane wa» a happy'event
aud not otUy thoae who appeared '-a
"anoles'" coitiim89. bbut all «eem«d
to catch the spirit of good-will'and
[ go >d-fellowshlp and the little town,
of Skagway was in a very harmon1
on» mord and put forth fcer
bast efforts to add to the pleasure
of th» dpy.
Mr". Asnta Worrell. Mrs. John
M. Keller and Mr*. Kenneth Han^n
wiit to I y lake an, FrUiay afternoon
for a\ outing:. Suipper wa» e^t
en In the and wiWl6 thj ladl4e
took elon; their most, approved ajid
tested *i8h'ng tackle the wary f'ah re
fu""-d to b't«. The anglers cam«>,
tomee w'tih a fa® mes® of mountain
a'r wli!'.-h i» more ben,«£tcial than
mountain trout..
»
Mr. f,nd Mrs. J. Ml MoCt'n, ar
r'vod out from Dawson on Thursday
and wi'l leavie by first 8toamer.,
for the StattSL Mr. McCa'n luis not
be«n outside for twenty two year*
having beta employed as electrical
engineer with the Canadian Klondike
company. After a visit in, polnta'of
interest, along tiie coast. Mr. and
Mr2. McCain will go era to Texas.,
where >Jr. McOft'n'» father haa ex
tensive oil holdings and they may c I
return north.
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Mr. anl Mr». William W. Porter o
New York city who have been Ful
len Hou" since the arr'val of
the Princess Allc®, left oa Friday,
for Wh't«lione where Mr. Porter,
w'll deli*er a lecture on Qhr^fan
Rdencee. 0* Saturday. Mr. and
Kre. Porter will return to Carcross
where a lecture w!ll b« given on'fhe
»ame subject— CWatJafc Science.
Beturntsg t0 WhUehoree. Mr. and
White Fass & Yukon Route
Tuna table no. <s
Daily except Sunday '
S« 1, N. Bound Ko. *. S. Round
lit Glaaa £at Claaa
9:30 *. m.
11:59 a. m
1:?5 p. m.
3:10 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
Leaves
r
w
••
Arrive® ~
SKAGWAT
WHHff PASS
BENNETT
OARCBOSS
whxtehorsb
AJT'Tfl
Lbbtwi
4:4? ? m.
8:15 p. en.
1:50 p. lo
ll: 40 a. m.
9:18 •. m.
Passengers HW*t be at depot 'u time to dat« aaggsge ju, >
pec ted and chocked. Inspection •» "topped 30 mtautea tx«tor» f
leaving time of tr&'us.
150 pound8 of Baggage wU be checiedl fre« wtb «»/c& futt
are ticket and 75 pounds witn e»ch half faw ticJieft.
Mrs. Porter w'll take th° f'rst r'v
er boat to La-won and other .'n
terlor points whero lectures -w'll ba
gW"n. Tie ri.-turn tr'p •will be-,
made by wav of Cordova.
0—a—e
Uadcr the patronage of Mr3. P.
H. Usury, a group of young people
met at he Gajity residence (uul wenjt
•a a body to the home of Mr. an<l
Mrs. P. J. Vand«Wall ajid gave Mrs.
Van d«- Wal! and Franci® a very
pl'-asaiit usri.f'se. A f'ne luncheon
was takf.n 3nd all had a very pl°as
aJi- t'nia. Mrs. Van, de Wall wus g'v
en a beautiful book a* a token of
love and esteem.
This* pfcsent were: Mrs. P. H.
Ganty, Vivien, Flo rent 6 and Selby
Phelp*. Mary. Bust' r and John I*ul
len,. Jack and Dan K'nn^e. AW
and Gordon, Bianchard, Prosper a'id
Marian Ganty, Luc1 lie Hudson, Fran
c's Van de Wall and Mr, and Mr8.
F. J. Var. de Wall.
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SubscMbe for The Jually Alaskan.
Herjpic'tde
Mary Says:
Neglect
Of the Hair
Fills the Comb
and Brush.
Don't Neglect
Your Haip«
Use
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
Sold Everywhere
Applications at Barber Shops
Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale
X
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
F. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
THE 8RAGWAY 1
f
Pioneer Dairy ]
i
H. F. SKKMAN, Prop. ^
THE SANITARY MILK RANCH -
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The largest **d tx*t oo«. H
ducted d*lrj i* Alaska. !j
Dalll iklpmeat# of pui* j
milk uil cream to *11 pa1*' J
on WhlU Pa« * Yuko»
Hontf,
Cuiieura Oilmen* |
BsstFor Rough Reel Iiar^s
Nothing more effective in soothing and
dealing cliapin d. cracked, itching or bleed
ing hands. Bathe them each night in a
strong hot lather of Cuticura Soap. Dry
and rub in Cuticura Ointment, and wear
old doves during the night. Result:
soft, white bands.
^3®~Ct!iicara Talcnm Powder'*®
I)o not fail to test the faicinating fra
grance oi this exquisite!/ scented face,
l*abv, du-tireand sldn pcrfu mini? powder.
Delicate, delightful, distingu*. it imparts
to the person a charm incomparable. Cuti
cura Soap. Ointment and Talcum every
where at 2f»c. each.
For temple of enchfroe. nJJr&is: "Cuti
cura. Dept. 5T, Maiden, Mass."
SlF^Culicura Soap shaves without mug.
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cureo
Dy local opplioatkuhR, ::s tiny cunnot reach
the dl««aa»d rortf...i «.f t!. .-nr. There la
onlv on«r v.'ftv to cu. • cat trrht! dt-afntM,
and that*. »c l»y .•>. « .natlf..tlo..;ff remedy.
Cutarrha! t r*fn«tr csuf«4 *>/ f*1! ln
nanud coiiiiiilun • *ri»- it.ucvu. sluing of
lite KU8t-.li. n T;.l- Jh.fl tube Is
Inllnr.itd >«»u have . r-..u>>iltiic aoutld or im
!»• m. i h. 11 li e. .. iv: • (i ,i is entirely
ciMt. <i. I». it',-.- iu u.. i ?u»t. L'nletut the
i . *na . • ••• tn'3 tube
r •• i • »n hearing
• ••!.-« y C«M of
..it, pp < ur ! I Marrn which la
: Inunm.-.i ci»r»«M u n «r <>.- i. ucoua cur
SKACWAVS
FKATKItNA^ OKDEK8
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i Arctic Umihei-lKMxl. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
^ d "gi iaa«t« ersry »econd
fourth Tuesday eTeuioi;
at s:30 o'clock. Vlal.
Um. 6roil»n cordi&lly welcome.
L. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J II KEM.ER, Acting Arctic Director
P. & \. M.
Willie I'iisB L<"d«e P. AV
A. M. No. 113, inecto :J<1
> und 4Ui Saturdav evenings
of each month. Viglttnj
brethren are welcome.
Dan McDonald. W. M
r. J. STiNDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. K1.KH
3kagw*y Lod*«
No. 431. B. P. O.
El kg meets every
1 Thursday at 8:00
^%TT771&* p *
! V's't'ng brotners cord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, B R
r 1 VAWDEWALL, eacrWir?
! Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 12,
i meat t«r A. B. H.J1 first Monday Id
| iverj mont «t 8:80 V- ®. .
I Viaitlutf Brother* cowli*Jlr »*l"
c m*. i. C. PHELPa, 8«cy.
Fraternal Order oi
Eagles—
Skagivaj Acrle, No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
and third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth Are
due. Visiting brother* cordially in
vito 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. JL. Griesbach, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. L- 8. KELLER
Dentil*
Most Modem Methods
Offic« Houro: 0-12 a- m- 1-6 p- «•
Al#«kan Jiulldlng — Broadwuj
BKAGWAY ALASKA
W'. B. STOUT
A I t o r i « jr At L a »
Pr&ctlc* In all court*
la Territory of Alaska
H,VINES — ALASKA,