The
Clancy Kids
Willie's Father
"Cleaned Out" the
Cellar
PERCY L. CROSBY
$ by \h% McC.'ur* N«w«paper Syndicate
Offered in tli ; stock
of goods of the es
tate of Tony Dortero
Sabina Dortero Executrix 1 ;
428. BROADWAW. j I
If Hairs
Your Pride
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Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
"PIMPLES ON ~
FACE ANDSCALP
LargeandRed. Disfiguring.
Irritated By Scratching.
Cuticura Heals.
"My face and scalp were affected
with pimples that turned into emp- I
tions. borne came to a
head, but more scaled
over. They were large
7 anf^ red, ar.d caused
rat .o irritate thera by
scratching. They dis
figured my face.
Ointment and I bought them. I
used not quite two cakes of Soap
and one box of Ointment when I
was healed." (Signed) Miss L.
Warren, 2302 California St., San
Diego, Calif., July 19, 1919.
.-*~CuticuraToile(Trio'*t;
Consisting of Soap. Ointment and
Talcum, promotes and maintains
skin purity, skin comfort and skin
health often when all else fails. The
Soap to cleanse and purify, the Oint
ment to soothe and heal, the Talcum
to powder and perfume. Then why j
not make these gentle, fragrant. !
super-creamy emollients your every
day toilet preparations?
Soul eTrrywh-r* at—, centr. .v.ch ?amp!> <*och
fw hv m;u* Addu-*? "C&Ucar»,D«p». U.iUMfO."
Um^Culicurn Soap ihavei without mug.
S abaci Ibe for The Ually Alaskan.
Baby Says
"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 mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, ifurs
ine bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
lone associated with tho care of the baby.
EmYTHlNCBABY NEEDS
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
S^cigway's Social Weel<
The Reverend Father /Gallant i
turned on Tuesday from a 'rip T
Wh'tehorse.
B'g dance at th« W. P. A.'Clui
assembly hall thi3 Satuiday night. J
good t'rno for all. Try
0—0—o
Mr. A. .SI. Rousseau of Whit"
horse was a <i1nu«r gue-n of I>r.'a">
Mrs. L. a KelUx on Saturday.
o—o—o
Mr. Jam''s L. Stewart "a
eompanied tt part." of his Vancooivr
'm B. 0. I fr'ends on a round trip •
Bennett on Thursday.
a—o - -o
Mr9. Charks P. Curil* and hei
daughter Evlyn . arrived hoino on
Sunday from a vWt wiith frionJs
and ■ r^lat'v^s in'coain
0—o—0
Mr'. Hom°i Reagan of New York
city was a tour'^ on' the Prlac ^
Mary. M:-s Reagan was a guest oi
Mrs. L. S. Keller on Thursday.
n—■
Mr®. W. O. /S'me of XVhitehorse'pa
sod through Sk&gway on Wednesday
returning from a tr*p to BoHon.'Con
cord and otner castera po'nt8.'
0—0—0
Mr3. HeKn. D. Lynch and her two
guestsi Jirs, Richard O'Connell and
M?ss Cora O'Connell left the early
part of tno week: ppfor a tr'p'to
Atlin and Gvcro9*.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic TV.
F'okardt of San Fraiicl?eo annoua
the arrival of a small soa who'cam"
on July SJi, we'gh»d seven pounds
and has been namod Juliu Hold°n.
o—o—o
Mr". A'gne3 Worrell of Los Ange
'.es who ha3 been a Fallen House
guest for the jpaso several w««k*
wa3 a pass<ngPr south on th
City of Seattle on her way home.
o—o—o
Mrs. Tanner, wife J of Deputy.
U. S. Marshal Fred Tanner, arr'vcd
home on the, Alaska on Sunda,
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last from a ' v'8lt with friends and
relatives 'n, Seattle •and oth<*r'coast
cit'e9.
i Mr3. Guy Sipprello uiiil hepe tw I
, children, V.'alte'r wJ Winnifred re
turned on tie AlasJra from Jun'-au
v^htu they li;.ve been for a Ions
visit with Mrs. sipprell's moth
er Mrs. N. J. niajck aiuld her
"i'ter, Mi" Frank X. F»oro.
Mi33 Betty IJillson. .M'33 Dorothy
Billion and tfce'r brother, Herbert,
B>11-S0Q pa33id through town'tlx13
week on thl>ir way to Fa'rbank3,
from Thane wh«n» th y will join
tlic-lr moth{r who wenit tu°r<
somet'me early in. the summer.
o—o—o
Miss Ruth McDonald- youngest,
daughter of Mr3. Mary J. MccDonald
of Atl'ii, wa» a passenger on t?<
Mary from Seattle. Ml3s MoDonal
has be°n attending school In Sa
Franciscoc ?nd 's hom« for a vac -
t'on. Slio left for Atl'n on'Thur
day.
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On Thursday ev©r.ina iMr. ami Mr®
1j. H. Johnstom gavo a very de
lightful informal mus|o and card en
tertainment, th» oects'on being 'the
hone3'- l»'rt!i»lay. A tempting «uppe
was served. Tho3^ invited \vre Mr.
and -Mr3. Hermann Miller, Mr. and
Mr3. John G. Blanchard. Mr. and;
Mr3. Kenneth Hannan, Mr. A. C.
Blam chard and Me88!"8 Bowen. Wc-lls
and Riley.
.j—0—0
The Rev^r^nd E. b. Winterberger'
returned on the Pr'nc033 Mary from
an extend-'d visit 'n the States.'Mrs
Wnterbergerb and Donald wiH'al8o
bo home in a sbort time. Mr.'W'in
t"'rborgr'r has bb>'°n expected hom"
for a long t'cie but owing to Ill
ness on wh« part lot h'3 littledj
son Donald he was uaebKbto raac' i
Skagwny at an earilCr date.
0—0—n
' Mis3 Agnes C. Moffatt arr'vd
from Ketchikan on the Alaska oil
Sunday and w'll spend her vacatic
here visiting with her friends. Miss
Moffatt 's abstain postma-ter
at Ketch"caii and held the same r*!
aponsiblo oosii.ion in Skagway with
Postmaster Con-way b'fore going t
hep prese? it more lucrat've position.
While 'n, SKagway iM's3 Moffatt is
a guest of Mrs. Harr'et 3 Pull'-n'at
th© Pullen House.
0—0—0
Captain . Pratt, Mrs. Pratt and
Judge and Mr8. Pratt c? me tip on
the P<ner3on on Thursday. J
and Mrs. Pratt left on the Prin
c©ss (Mary for their home In, Misso
uri. Judge and Mr8. Pratt'have'beeU
(-'siting with, their sou and 'daughter i
in law. Oapta'n and, Mr*. Pratt
at Fort William fi. So ward. While
waiting for the sailing of tho'.Uary
they were *11 'guest3 of Mrs. Harr'o
S. Pullen at the Pulen. Hou\>.
Little "Ginger'' W"scott I* now
enjoying1 all the comfort8 of home
ifter an enforced stV at tfn ri-o.
:reek of several day* an<l night8
il>ent under the bracing air of
that populti.r resort. Little "Ginger
locompan'od li's mist-r on a plea
mr tr'p and when tho people wer''
ready to return home the little dog
jould not bo found and he w
,*tft beh'nd. The following day u
"'archer was dispatched .w'th in
'tructjon not to return .until he had
'Ginger'' s?fe within his arms...
3ut alas! no dog could be found'and
ig;ain a scareher w-as sCnt and'th's
:'me the mMing dog was found hov,
•ng dismally and savagey on th,
jeach. He was unman.? gnaible unt'l
>. supply of choice food had b"e!'
before him and after a hearty,
ileal "Ginger"' was h'm»clf one.,
nore "G'nger'' is the much beloved
lttle bullfterr'or belonging to Serg
'alit W'eScotL and when he is ac
companying his master the Serg
>ant is considered tile most attract
ve gentleman in town.
| CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sunxav sorvkes will bo held at 11:00
o'clock Jn the morning In the'Church
Hdific-s ct Christian Science Society of
con er ilain street and
Fourth avenue
Chris'ja'1 Sclmce Subect:—
TRUTH.
The jx.Ul'o Is cordially Invited
Sunday School at 12:00 m o'clock
Wedu.'S'kuy evening servlco at 8:00
o'clock
HIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev.E. L. Winterberger, B. D.
Pastor..
Sunday Services , will bo hold
us follow3:
Morning V/orsh!p with sermon by
the Minister, at 11:00 a.m.
Sunday School at 12:15
Evening Worship at 7:30.
If you4 are a stranser ( 'n, town
you are certain, to roC'ive a cordial
welcom© at the church, pyour pre
sence at the Housc of God will V
both an inspiration (o you and a'joy
to us. Come and Wor®h'p w'tli us.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
9: JO Holy Commun'on
10:30 Ma"* and 6«i"mon
Benf,("ct'on lmmedla'ely after
second Masa.
No evening Devotion3 during tho
summer moiubs.
Father Edgar Gallant.
Full Gosfcl Mission,
Preaching S®rvloee.
Sunday 2:30 and S p. m.
Praye,. meeting Thursday 1S p. m.I
Everyone urgently invited. {
. yr. H. Shoemaker.
FIRE ALARM; SIREN
Wfl-L BE INSTALED.
Tiio subscr'pt'on | lists vhtth'hav®
been, circulated ' dur'cj, the Past
w«ek for raising fimls for thft pity
cha-sn of the automate electr'o fro
alarm, -Ir^n stow that there •will bV
plenty of money collated for th«j
•s very much n^ded auxiliary to'our
efficient F'r« ! Department.
This al'iui is the 8ame as used
in many plac'-s J - and give notice to
all when, they are needed and n.
matter how f h'gh 'no wind the
sound will i«-cch f all part* of the
city. f
Chief Sime feels,"1 <>lated owr th
8uceeS9 of »-.• | efforts of the8© in
terested and due cr®d't w'll be
given.
TRAIN NORTH AND SOUTH
TOMORROW ON* WHITE PAS
Th° regular train, on the White
pass were annulled today and tra'ns
will be run both nort'i and south to
morrow.
Thi» yes don.6 [ to accomodate.
those who I had passage °H l^e Spo
kane and f to enable them to get
the Admiral I Watson Umorrow eve
ning. f i.
PIONEERS OF ALASKA NOTICE
There will bo a regular meeting
of Skagway , Igloo No. 12- Plon,eers
of Alaska at thelr hall 'a Arct'c,
Brotherhood ,lvuilding on Saturday'ev
n,ing at 8:00 o'clock sharp. All
member® nre °a®ieyUy requested to
b® present. • *•
| John Grashal, President.
Will Write An
Alaska Play
Anions tho many totir'sts who
liavo boon, vi'it'ng % Skajwaj' fur
the past two or thro® woek» ar'
th® il'sses Garcia iFJSS and Pearl
Griffin of lacoma.
Those youns ladIese have made
all tho sid9 tr'ps an/1 have al-'o
h'k«d over aoout all of tho accessib j
mountains u<l-'ng advantage of
every opportunity to gather data
for th° moving pictufj play th°>"are
collaborating on. 31'ss Fogg has al
ready produced' several [popular ino
i« plays 8,,4 the Alaslca sceneries
Wds fair to be her best.
It is saJd that the laio laniaUK',
Soapy Smiih will ib« tho en'ral.
figure ia til-, latest effort and much
interesting data of thi» famous c;la
acter has be'n socur'd
Miss. Griffin is a soen'c artist of|
9ome reputation, and »t is her work|
to get tho settings for this North
ern play.
The >oung ladies will leave toiuor
row on the Admiral Watson for
Sitka where they w'll gather an
cient Alaska lore, from that liis
tor'c old' c'ty.
FINISH SUNDAY DINNER
WITH PUUE ICE CREaJ
Keller, Brothers are serving
their unexcelled* ice Cream at
thetr san'tary fountain.
Deliv-yrlea made for Sunday d'a
ner. Phone 126.
Subscribe ror Tae Dally Alaskan.
A» Many a ' ra.?way Reader K now *
Too WCH
When the kidney8 ar- wok,
N'atUr'- 'oil5" you about 't.
The tirin,* is naturcs fiuJex.
Infrequent or too frequent pas
sage,
Other di30i'dfrs suggen kiluey'ii*.
Ijoan'3 Kior.ey Pi I Is ar* for d! -
ordered k'dncys. '
People all over th« ivwrld tes-i'"y
to tlio'r worth.
C. W. Knight. ij'ellr'J farmer, 01
E. Court St. Pendleton ore; »ay
"For th° pa*t e'ght or ten year3.'!
have befn troubled \.y my b::< 1c
domet'mes j had j>ai!i» across my
kktneys anj in my loirs and sid,.s.
At *uch t'mes, my kidney* bother
ed m*"- and I had to get up'offn
.it night to pa/<s the k'dney *.>rr
tlon*. Tliey were highly c-ilor,
and contained br'ck-diu't "'dlment.
Doan'* K'dnf.y Pills reh'v <1
the backache and iHe pain* that
liad annoy-d m,i aal clcar°d U]>
the kidiu.y *ecret,ons'"
SIX YEAiV? LATER. Mr. Kn'?h'
sa'd: "I gladly confirm «*very
word of my former otf.iement con
corning my experience/v'th Doan'*
Kidney pills and th '>' a!way* do
} aa good."
f'rlcp COc. at all dealers. Don't
alaiplr ask for a kidney remedy —
get Doau's Kideny Pills — th3
*ame that Mr Kn'iht had. Fost
er Mil Vjrn Co: Mfgrs. *uffalo. N. Y
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SKAtJWAY'S
I'KATKUXA'j OHDKKS
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.irrlic brotherhood. —
Camp Sk"gwa> No I.
% meets evur) jeroin) a:.3
« fourth Tueaiiii) .-vciMiit
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlsi.
ti* &r<.uer» cordially welcome
L>. S. Ktller, Arctic Chief.
J 11 Kfcl.l.lii:. Actinc Arctic Director
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F. £
A. M.
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White I'll}* l.i
A. >1. No. U:{, uncus ^
aii'l I'tj SiUiutiiir e.<'ti. 11
of <«.h mouth. \ isitii
ii.ctiirtn are welloipc.
I»an McDonald. VV. M.
J STANUISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. Ki.Ka
Skagwaj Lo<l6«
No. 431, B. P. O.
Elks meots every
V's't'iig brothers cord'ally welcome
JO OX GRASIML, E R
f. J VA^JDEWAUL, dectatfcr>
Pioneers of Ala6k» Ijloo, No. 12,
see' !b A. B. Hull first Monr!»y In
every moat *t 8:30 f. ■>.
Visiting Brother* eonljAllr »el
c m<*. J. 0. PHELPS, S«cy.
1'Yateinal Order of
Eagles—
Skagway Aerie, No 2a,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet tlie first
and third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on Fifth Ave
.me. Visiting brothers cordially In
vite ! to attend M. E. Rogers, \V. P.
J. Stl. Griesbaeh, Secretary.
NUiuni Ci-rpter Xo. l>, 0. E. S.
nv is jn Masonic Hall lirst and
!! rd Fiilnyi of "acli mouth at 8
I' .M. VislUag members welcome.
Flcicnco VaadewaU Worthy
ita'rou.
Vir.in'a Suff<?cool. Secretary.
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PROFESSIONAL cards
DR- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
A>«Xan .Building —. Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
W- B. STOUT
A'toraey At Law
Pracilc# In all courts
In Territory of Alaaka
H .VINES ALASKA"