FRESH GOODS
apricots
P.ANAXAS
WATER MEJ.OX
CAXTELOl'E
CHERRIES
PEACHES
LEMONS
DRAXUES
[•RAPE ERUT
NEW SITUS
II. H. TOMATOES
CAL. TOMATOES
LETTUCE
WXCII t'AKROTS
IH'XCH BEETS
<Thee\ ONIONS
tTCl'MBERS
(illEEN TEAS
BRACE
Lunch Goods For the Celebration
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You make a mistake
if you ilo not stop at
THE
Pullen House
Electric lights
lloonis Sinsic or on Suite
I'.aths on ca>*li floor
] .imou- for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cotta&e CUecso
niul Buttermilk from our own
dairy, Fresh tgss, etc.
Hates S3.00 Per Day ami l'p
Well Lighted, Lar^o Sample
Koorns for TraveMm; Men
jr. S. rrLLKX. rrop.
Skas^var - - Alaska
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
COMMMJCMl. ltl'SIX ESS
t'DNVKV.WCKI!
XOTAKY
S.S. Princess S.S. Princess
IcanadianJ
ALICE 0 ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-2S. Aug. 4-11.18-25
— FOR —
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Con'.'-ctiry at Vancouver with Fust Continental Trains
Cheap Rout.d Trip Fares to Kastern Points
In vff.'et-.lui.v 1st to August Oil
Tickets and All Information Frcm
L. H. JOHNSTON, .\£r< i;t, Skagway. Alaska
Sul ■»_t to change without notice
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
OCue - Swonu and Broadway - Pliuue 5
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
- -FOR—
SEATTLE
AND
MHTHEAsrKRN ALASKA PORTS
S.S. City of Seattle
, S.S. Spokane -
July 1
July 7 J
roR r.i -! rv\T!o\s and information
APPLY TO
c. i«. n.RSfinsKiw;.. aoent skac;\vay, ai.aska
Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
\\Hi:\ Vol THINK ALASKA TIIINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA aid Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, 17, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
K< >1:!:I: . .J. < Ancnt Phone (><> SKACiWAY, ALASKA
subject to change without notice
-Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 * A and bunday
Mary Pickford
IN
"Poly anna*
One of The Latest Pickord Pictures
I
| Admission, including war tax«— Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
E. \V. Gideon, Proprielor.
CARCROSS, V. T.
At the FAeeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W.P. & Y.
Route tor
Atlin
rutcnoss (tITERS TOIKISTS EVEItY lXDlVKMEXT IOU
I'J.KASAXV V.\(MTIOX
(iOOl) Hl'XTIXCJ AXD FISHIXG AT THE HOOK
MOTOR BOATS ITRXISHED
(local notes
ij
| Dr. J. W. Gunn. one of the most 1
| prominent physicians of California. I
J and his wife are tourins-tlie north
| having arrived in Skagway oil tlie
| City of Seattle yesterday.
J Today t i'.«- doctor and his wife, left
I on the train for Carcross. Atlin and
| Whitehorse and will return next
| week to sail south, via Sitka. Dr.
X Gunn lives in Sau Francisco, whore
J lie lias large practice, having been
| in "the City" lor over twenty-live]
J yea rs.
I .Miss Lilian A. Cross, u prominent I
| educator of California whose home
I is in Oakland is an Alaska tourist!
| having arrived on ihe City of Seat
I tie yesterday.
} Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Farriiigton of
| Salt Francisco, and tiieir daugiiter
* ni-law. Mrs. Flora Farriiigton, *are
» tourists wlio are making the Atlin
Carcross and Whitehorse trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Farriiigton are the
parents of Sid Farriiigton. who lived
in Skagway for son e lime aimut ten
years ago. Sid will ho remembered
| by many friends.
A personally conducted tourist [
party, under the care of the Crab- I
tree Touring company of Oakland. |
Cal.. arrived on the City of Seattle!
yesterday and left this morning fori
Carcross. Atlin ami Whitehorse. I'p-1
011 their return the party will go to
| South, via Sttka.
; The party is under the personal
supervision of J. L. Wheeler, Jr.. who
is town manager of the company.
This party will be back next week
after seeing the sights in the in
terior.
Following is a list of the party:
I.illian A. Cross of Oakland. Cal., j
Mrs. Emory Curtis Singletary, of San ,
Jose. Cal.. Mrs. Sarah Kellar. Miss
Lucille Heatch and Miss Galen
Heatch all of Berkeley, Cal.. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Weill of Bakersfield. Cal., i
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. N'orcross of Oak- 1
land, the Misses Blanche and Irma
Weill of Bakersfield. Miss Gertrude
M. Bowling of Oakland. Mrs Flora j
Farriiigton Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Far-j
rington of San Jose. Mrs M. J. L ing-1
ford of San Jose. Dr. and Mrs. J. V. I
Gunn Jr.. of San Francisco, j 1
C. J. Blewett and wife, Mrs. Carrie J '
McGinnis, Mrs Joey DePrei, all •>"; '
San Jose; A. It. Nicholson and wife j
of Milpitees, Cal.. and the manager j
J. L. Wlieeler.
While in Skagway they were!
guests of the Pullen House.
Tomorrow night after the Cele
bration a few families will gather to- (
gether at the Social Centre and have t
AI.PIXE CIA'15 TO HAVE "1'IIOW"
TI ESDAY .\T SMIGGLKKS' COVE
Next Tuesday the Alpine club will
give one of their inimitable picnics
at Smugglers' Cove.
It is the intention of the club to
serve clans chowder, coffee, milk and
sugar, and the guests must bring the
rest.
The start will he made from the
float at about six o'clock in the even
ing and :*.ll are cordially invited to
go along.
The evenings arc rool and pleas
ant and the flies and mosquitos con
spicuous by their absence so an ideal
evening can be spent at the cove.
Remember the date—Tuesday
evening July 5.
dinner.
This has been gotten up by thosel
who want to be free from household |
cares so as to see the celebra-1
lion.
Those who have arranged this af
fair are: Mr. and Sirs. H. D. Clark
and their visitors. Mr. and Mrs. G.
V. Zinkan, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gault
and family. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Win
terberger and son. and Mrs. Rasmtis
on and her two children, Evangeline
and Elmer.
Miss Louise Corbett left last night
on the Princess Royal for her home
in Seattle.
While in Skafcway, Miss Corbett
ivas the house guest of Miss Hess
?onway. When the steamer was
ready to pull out last night a large
:rowd of friends gathered at the
lock and gave Miss Corbett and her
!iance, Steve Pigott, a shower of
■ice in anticipation of their coming
luuriage as the engagement of this
topttlar young couple was announced
luring Miss Corbett's visit in Skag
vay.
Whether (Jeriv \ i'l surrender her j
■olonies is not s< :: iportent ns the fact |j
hat she lias nlr< ady surrendered thetn. |;
Whether n wotnm should be fined )
'■ r wearing her hat In the courtroom j
1'pends to a considerable extent up- j
v.\ the hat.
Now that plasterers have won their ;
o ut for $11) a day, the universities j
.do well to Institute a course in ;
ihitewashing. . J
A phantom sewing machine Is j
'tightening people In Portugal. We <
lever knew where the slirouds for j
rhosts were made.
To Cure n Cottt in Ono Day
Take Grove s LAXITIVE BROMO
il'LMNB tablets. The genuine bears
he signature of E. W. Grove. 30c. (
Men's and
Young Men's
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
"VYo bare just unpacked a shipment of new Summer Ilats and
Caps in tho smartest models and colors.
In tills assortment you'll find just tho Hat or Cap in Style and
color that will please.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO.
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi, Prop
All Modem Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave., DAWSON, Y.T.
Seven-Passenger McLaughlin-Brick Car Service
SIMMER GARDEN
Music Dancing and Refreshments
Attention
Tourists
WHEN' IN WHITEHORSE
G°,o CITY CAFE For
GOOD EA TS
LUNCHES, SHOUT ORDERS, AM) FULL MEALS SERVED
George Yashida, Proprietor
ALSO MANAGER OF THE
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
CARCROSS, Y. T.