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Clancy
Q
Maybe Someone Tried a
Home-Made Brew
By PERCY L. CROSBY)
CSvrrxM. 6/ :t. McC'of* Newsp*£«r8j*d<
yet JW6.
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' 1|H0We'tl WANT
\TO I3W A HOME
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PIMPLES ON
FACE ANDSCALP
LargaandRed, Disfiguring.
Irritated By Scratching.
Cuticura Heals.
"Mv face am! scalp were affected J
with pimples that turned into erup
lions. Some came to a
^ hc-*.d, but more scaled j
over. They were large I
7~7and. red, and caused j
• ^ nit imia:e them by i
V scratching. They dis- j
^ figured my face.
"I heard of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and I bought them. I
used not qaite two cakes of Soap
and one box of Ointment when I
was healed." (Signed- Miss L.
Warren. 2302 California St.. San I
Die^o. Cali:.. July 10. 1919.
Cuticiira Toilet Trie
Consisting of Soar. Oirtmem ar.d j
Talcum, promotes and i.^aintains j
skin purity, skin comfort and skin !
health oft-n when ell e'se fails. The j
Soap to cleanse nnd purify, tbr Oint- '
ment to seethe ar.,i heal, the Talcum •
to powder u.iJ perfume. 1 :.cn why j
not make the.e ^cnt! . tfagr&i.t, •
super-c jar y emc. .ts your c /cxy- ,
day toile: , leuarationsr
>0^T'Cuticur« 5t>ap .ha»j' w.lhoj. roue- 1
jo to K'- tUr* for your Ic»' Crt-aiu |
oservl ai-. No J's.ip^olauii'u! tli-r? j
I
SK AC WAY'S
KU \TF.K.\.t*i OKPKICS
,\r«-tlc Brotherhood. — !
Camp 3S»gT»iiy No. 1.
meetj ov#rj aecoud ani
fourth Tuesaay eveniar i
*t 8:30 o'clocfe. Visit
U* br<. tori cordially welcome. J
L. S. Metier, Arctic Chief.
J M KKU.KK. Acting Arctic Dlrectoi !
F. « \. M.
White !->* 1-<1 e K A ;
A. M. Xo. 11;:, likcctn -d j
Aii'i 4Ui SiUurii.»» |
of e»<h aii.uth. Visiting j
Li eiiir. ii nre wel on:e.
i>an McLKa..id YV. M
T J. STANDISH. ae--e r>.
a r. o. j
ik'-gwft? Lori;-«
No 431. 0 ?. O j
1.1.;s iuec-t3 every
| Thursday ai S:00
P 11
V's't nb brothers nord ally welcome
JOHN" GHASIIAL. K It
r. J. VAWUEWAUL s«!9t*.r> j
Pioneer* of .Jlaskjk Ifloo, Jio. 12, j
iree* l» A. B. H»ll first MontJ»y In
c-very moot »t 8:30 o. ■».
Vlaitlof Brother* eoKli*Ur »el j
c mo. J. C. PHELPS, S«cy. |
Fraternal Order o? |
Eagles—
Ska^uaj Aerie.,N» -5>
Fraternal Order ol |
Eagles meet the firsi I
»P<1 iiurU W wnewuiy ntgiii or oavi•
aiKutli »t their halt on tilth Ave
uup. Visiting brother* roniially in
vUo 1 to attend >1. E. Rogers, \V. P.
J. St_ Griesbach,- Secretary.
Xaoui1 Cl spt^r ^'o. 9. O. E. S
in* ■« ja Masonic Hall fir^t aiul
tl rd FrHay* ot eaci month at
1*. M. Vi'iUag members welcome.
Flej®noe Vaad«"wal! Worthy
Matron.
Virginia Suffecool- Secretary.
I'liOFtSSlOXAli CARDS
JJR- Li- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most JJod«rn Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m- 1-6 p- m
A-ssAan Building — Broadway
SKAUWAT ALA8KA
YV-. B. STOCT
A ' t o r * e y At L * w
Practlc# 'n all court#
In Territory of Aia«kti
HVlNES ALASK.V
SJ<agway's Social Weel<
Mrs. A. M. K»ust!>u was a lunch
eon gUoStoJ I'r. and Mrs. L. S. Kel
ler onU'oti nt.sd:'y. '
On Saturday last Mr- Lc<J Simmon
jet Carcrcss was a <!Jnner guest of
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. ^ink^i.
o —c —<i
Howard- Ashley 'iri^vcd home 1,11
thL. J«jf;clrson from Jjuneau whero
he ha-1 bee" <"> a triiVof business.
0—0—o-l —
Tht. i'oterond Kath^r Kciser Gal
lMit who Went to IC Jiios and Fort
W* H. ^ waj-d nrriveidt home on thu
Jefferson on Tuesday. '
0—0—0
Mr.as d Mrs. Peter ILarsson and
the-ir little duughtL Helena of
V\"hltehor»e wore lVllcii Hous •
iii-sts ->r. tr.i-ir ar'ival fn town Tues
day on t!: i-i r way soup.
n—n—ii 1
'Service? will be h^i lr.Christlan
Science Ct urch d on Thurs
dSI^Ttutllii^lving Dtntt E1(W O'
clock in the fort noon. The Public is
cordially invited to attenji t
Mrs. Harriet S. rull0n resently
Irought mtr frc. :u her, Dj'ea ranch a
THANKSGIVING CARDS j
Keller Cro'.hors are showing somo<
veryy attractive and appropriate'
Thanksgiving cards. Those arc Yeryj
•listinctiVg and in many iVsigns. and
uako Prettvy rememberances.
Aa unusually Iars,'e and a rt:ict(ve'
^election ot Christmas and Xew ]
Vear .ards will bo on sale f tamed tat
ly af:.;rthc aarrival of the next
ai-.
OROEB PER HEAFIKG F::?L ACCOUNT
IF APRIHISTBAIbB
In oonmiissi Jiiers court, Sl-agway
Prt.ei:ict, .Division \o. 1. Territory
cn" Alaska.
in the matter of the Estate of ,
He i.-y Cute Bowman, I>cceased, in |
Pr. bate order fur hcarn:,' fiuan ae
coiii>» of administrator.
Ojorrre W. l'illon. the adnilltitfl>
tor of tho i-st'ito of Henry Cato Bo< 1
man, ik-ce-sed. having this day ren"
dj red and Presented for settle
ment, a^d fi:.od in this Court, hi< !
final account oi tho adaiiuistrntion ;
of the estate of the said deC«dent
!t is ORDKHED . That AVcdnEsC4
tt>> 13th cay of Ffcbuary, lai'l.
2o'clock in the afrernoouf. at tho j
o'fice of slid commisioner in said
lT»r<nct, be, and th0 s-nie is hereby .
appointed as. the time and Mac© se
of hf.Hiing of objections to such ff
uai sccount and tho settlement there!
of; ui.d that said administrator do|
cause to be Published in tie Daily i
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas'
ka, a notice thereof as by by law r_- ^
'luired and to file I>roof of its inibli-1
cation in this Court before the (Kiy i
set for tho hearing of said account
Glvt.n under my hand and seal ot
the Probate Couurt this 17th day o
November, 1920.
First Publication, Nov. ISth. 1920.
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
TUB SRAC jTAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. SKI M AN, Prop.
i THE SANITARI MUX UM
TUi- lart»st a au lx*t oo«
durfftf dairy U AlaskS.
Uaiijt »kijE3eat« ot purs
uit!* acl cream to ail po'at
c* Wb.lt® P««ki Jk Yuko*
Boiti,
beof, a teal, and Plenty; of fresh
pork which with farm vegetables
will be uscM' for the Pullen house<
0—0—0
.Mr. niul Mrs. C. W. Cash came
over from AVliitehorse Tuesday and
were passengors to the States on tho
Princess Mary. They were guests
of tho bold-en North hotel while I"
town.
v—8—R
A letter from Royal R. Pullen
states that he haft tak^n Mrs. Pul
len and the little daughtorj Ruth
liontp frcm th0 hospital and that
they were PlI well and haPpy. Mr.
i'ullen Is expe«t(Jd home soon.
Mrs. Lc° Simmons and h»r (laugh
ter, Miss. Gladys Simmons arrived
in S tag way on Tuesday and left oi
th0 Piimess Mary for Vancouver,
It. C. They w,jy luncheon guests
of .Jr. md Mrs. G. V. Ziukt.n on
AV(idnyMay.
On I''i iiUiy evening May Fairfield'
rnturt;;ineti a group of her youug
["UCds at the honie of her I'arents
Mr. and Mrs. John Fairfield. Games
dancing and music Were the eVeninijl
amusenient and a vcry temi'ting sup
per was served (Tlie young PcoPlo
gatUerid r,t seven thirty O'clock and
said "Good Night"' to their host and
pnd hostesses at twelve. Those Pre
sent Wer Vivian rh(H's, Lilian Pet
erson, Marian Ganty Emma Mat
thews, Gertrud0 Mulvlhil!, Verginla
Selmer, Jack Kirmse, Allien Whit
field, Albert Matthews, Dan Kirmse,
Elnier Rasmus, n and Prosper Ganty
— ——0—0 — —0
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Whit® who
Have been InW'hitdharse for sever1!
days arrived on Tuesday and left fo
their home in JunPau going south o
the Jefforson. While In town they
were Golden JCorth guests. Mr.
snd -Mrs. White were accomPanied
by Mrs A. M. Rousseau who took
I assag,-> on tho Princess Mary for
VaiK'oinci whore she will meet her
son in law and daughters Mr. and
Mrs. 0 H. Taylor of Magee. Saskit
ihewan. J.rs. Rouseau was imcVecid
ed as to the future, but she may go
ao M'iROo for a time. While in
town man.r friends enileb, tobid hi-r
farewell. ! ,
Eagles Have
Good Services
A U"»o enthusiastic and| patrlotia
audience greeted thai Ordor of Eaglo
at tlietr Armistice Day ceremonial
last Saturday night..
Tlie Itt-autiful "ndi eloquent ritual
istic service conducted by Worthy
President Jr. E. Rogers assistcr by
the officers and/ members of the
Aerie werc smoothly and earnestly
given.
The tableau, with Miss Nancy
Lynch rs Columbia sui'Port,.d by a
bevy > t young Americans, both boys
aud girls and flanked by a squad'of
gr^at .v.ir vetor:,'is was most inspir
ing.
The Kt-verend Winterberger gave
one of his b'-st talks on the ques
tion aud held his hearers in tvrar;
attention.
The Ringing by the members and
and aadictice sho-wed that the hear s
of all had been fircdi by Patriotism
and e*'ery one went home feeling th
ours i'sthebe-st country after ail.
Th0 dance that followed the ser
vice waa well attended' and thorough
hly enit jvd.
Umber Up With Penetrating
Hamlin's Wizard Oil
For Lame Back, Sidcache, Shoul
der Pain. Stiff Neck, etc., use Ham
lin's Wizard Oil. It penetrates
c|iiickly, eases the pain and drives
cut the soreness. Keep it in the
house.
Wizard Oil is a good dependable
preparation to have in the medicine
chest for first aid wlv.-n the doctor
may be far away. You have no
idea how 11 .ml it will be found in.
cases of every clay ailment or mis
hap, when there is need of an itn
mcdiatc healing;, antiseptic applica
tion, : s in eases of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings.
CenTous *lze bottlo 35c.
11 'U ere troubled v.lih constipation
or 'Ick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Llv^r Wlilpa. Just planum halt plot
Pillj at druggists (or 30c.
Basket Bali Is
Postponed
Arrinsenie'Hs had bee" cotrcplet< rl
for a basket bill contest on Sayir
daij- night but tlie following cat,
c an eels tlie date
Tills message was received from
Fort H;-ward by Walter Watis man
ager at the Skagway te«m.
Fort So ward. Nov. 18—rRPgret w.
|cauuo; Play basket ball Satu^Jiy
for tli" reason the team is going to
Juneau tomomon* to Play and, Wi 11
not returnin time hoping wo may ar
range agiffieojUome other time
Cartain Lambert.
Much interest is manifested in ti $
games and it is hoPed that the boys
will get the soldieir boys up here a
gain soon.
NOTICE 10 THE MRS GF Tilt
FIRE'DEPARTMENT
It is ordered by Chlef Sime that
ervery member of the dePartme»t be
preaent at Xo.l fire house Sunday
Nov. 21st. irai to assist with in
stalation of electric slre'i and to re
. '•♦ructions in regard to same
s on I of great importance a full
3 °" le is pxPedteKl.
I J. K. McAlister
tl,*s . Secretary.
■«
.JngellTax Rate
,u-l
Z'ixed At 1 3-4
Per Cent
Theip was a pPecial meeting of th
town council Monday evening for th
purPos0 of making a tax levy for thf
year 1920. * Tlie rat© was fixedt st 1
and three fourths Per Cent. For.
several years the rate has been 2 pe
Pent, this year the mjaofrity of the
ProPeTty owners have bad their as
sessments raised and on this accoun
U was posisibl^ to lower the rate
of taxation. The council estimate#
| that with the increased valuation a
leH-y of one aadi three foua-ths Per
j cent should m&k0 the tax recetpts
l»etwen ?500 and $1000 more than
was recivtii/ last Tear, Kvliich is a
cIosq margin,—Wi-angell Sentingl.
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
3oi_flay ^<iivice will be hold at
7: SO o clodk la the evening in the
G' u-ch Edifice ot QiirlaUaa 3d en.0'
Society of Sfckagway corner °f Main
street and Fourth avenue.
Christian Science Subjeot.
"Sou! nd Body".
Sunday School at 12:15.
Wi-dn' -day evening service at 7:30.
Tin? Public la cordially lavltad.
Thanksgiving Services at 11:00am
Thursd"y, Nov. 25th.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
P.ev.E. L. Winterberger, B. D.
Pastor..
Sundaj Morning Service at 11:00
Wilis will be our Sunday Thanks
giving Service. The Minister's
thejnie will bo on that subject.
Sunt^y School : at 12:16 All are
invited • i#|l tij
Sunday Evening. the Minister will
sPeaic on "The Pilgrim Spirit For To
dlay'1. Miss. Lena Lmnsfotid will
sing. Com0 with your friends.
The Foulrth ligature of the "Bet
to^ America" Sfer'es will be given
'.Monday A'ightj at 8:00 Q'eLocfir.
The Subject is: "Why we should
have) no Poverty in the Ul S. The«<J
Lec'ur.is nr0 much api^recialed by
those who a.ttenHl.
Thursday morning at 7:30 we wil
have a sPecial Than.ksglvlng Ser
vice. Vou will enjoy this seSrvicte- It
is int raal but intended to meet the
needs t.f the average man who yant
to show his appreciation and' wh'_>
wants to go to church' tliAt <Iay.
After the service a breakfast will
be ce»vd »t the Social Centre*
If yoiiwant to have breaifcst.Phon
:13 9 and find cfuk. about It. All are
welcome whomake theii^ Intention of
staying known.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
9-?0 Holy Commtrn'ott
10-30 Ala** and B®nnon
Sunday School immediately^ after
Mass.
No evening devotions.
Kether Edgar Gallant.
Full OosPel Mission.
GthI of Broadway.
Servives.-fSunday 2:30 and 7:30.
Sen-i cvs ■ -Thursday 7:30 pra.
(Bible 3Udy Class).
^rvicc-s'-Satimlay 2:00Pm.
EVef/one Is Invited to attend.
The Tnuursld^id night service is
oPen for discussion.
Bring youuir questions and come.
t rhe I'll ursday and Saturday iar
vices are he^d up stairs oretr the
\fisfcio;i Hell)'.
Bev \V. H. Shoemaker and1 wife
in cha*<;. .
A CARD OF THANKS.
At) the last regular meeting of
the Si«gway Eagles a vote of
thanks and appreciation ■was ex
tended to all those P{jrson3 yho
jfarUcl' ttd in or assisted aC the
Flag Day exercises last Satuirday at
EJ,ks tali;
„ To CHixe a Oold in One Day
Tate Grove's LAXATIVH HROMO
tablaU. The genuine
bears th© «gnature of IT. W. Grove
:<0 c^nts.
HOT OAK.ES A>D—
You do not need to order a whole
breakfast at the Golden North Cafe
but you can get delicious hot cafees
vith xaaPle syruP anti coffee for 35c
and well say the '"Hots" are soma
eak,|».
Keller Brother* k«v« Ju»t received
a »BWly of leada for the Popular.,
■versbar* seacil. K»eP your P«ncu
fall.
[ ^r.nlNA-VCS 99
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVlDEFOi
A TAX ON DOG9 T0 PREVENT
CERTAIN ANIMALS FROM RUN
NINO A r La RGB. AND FOR
0'rHHR PURPOSES.
<HF roTTN OF 8KAGWAY, BY
ll'o COMMON COUNCIL, D3CS
ORDAIN A3 FOLLOWS:
t?*RTA'IN ANIMALS NOT TO RUN
Ar LARQK
>«ctlo« 1. It Is hereby declared
>ielawful for a b'Jl ,ox, co*. ),
eh"#*; soat, ho* or othar anin.a1
Lance Provided, or any'd»mettlc fowl
nauc# Provided, or any du«n,!»iK»
•o rvn at larse la the Town of Ska?
"ay, or to oe Pastured or herded,,
or staked or tj#d for the PUrPo'e
of jrasinc la any of the ftreet«,'al
leys, square«, er other troucd" be
loa*la( to »r aad«r tae control of
th Towa of Skaewajr^ an)j wjtijjnh
the *»wb li">lte Ht the said Town;
aj.-i it shall k* unlawful for'any
of said aal»»al% or for stock _of
any klad or aald domeetlc fowis,
to be tied , staked , Pastured, or
turaed at lars* uPon any Private,
irnJ'vrtyr witoij a'lie limits cf t!i.
«ald town, without ths consent o
the own«r of »aid ProPerty.
Pasted ruder suspension of t' <•
ruleg ajid aPProved by the C0mmoa
Council of the Town of Ska;*'ay,
Ala»ka. lit.
ORDINANCE 137.
AN 01.1 IXA.NCE REPEALING 0£
DINANCE NO. 134 ENTITLED,
•'AN ORDINANCE To ALLOW
1ULCH ^OW'S to GRAZE I:
THE STREKl'3 AND ALLEYS 01
I HE TOWN OF.lBKAGWAY.
I'Hit 1'OWX OF SKAGWAY DOES
ORDAIN a9 FOLLOWS,
REPEAL.
aSCTXON 1.
That Ordlaauc* No. 134, BntltU-c
"Am Ordlnan»» to allow Milch
1 C<>ws to Craa« i* on. tha Str»«U aa
Alley' of th« To*a of 8k*cwaj b«
•ad 1» h«ret)T r«s>»aled.
Passed on »u«t>«nelon of the
i-ulas. Aft«r >»cond r«adiue this
2dth day, of Oetob&r 1920, and ai>
Proved th« same day.
Att'lt.
W. 3. MaBrl«n, Cl'rk
wmbim. AWrored.
H.J Shaw.
1 ■' U ayo
Old Timers
Looking: for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been removed and mew is first
class in all of its homo-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to an J from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY 5TS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
Th&Hotcl la nrt and iwer kii be*n ow»ed or eontralltd hy
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
[BOSS MEETS ALL TSAINS.
J. J RYAN, Prop. ROUT. KELI.T. Mjr.