CANNED PEACHES, 25c per can
NEW GOODS
Elkhorn Cheese in Loaf
Swiss and Kraft
SULK DILL PICKLES
A Large Variety of Picnic Dainties
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You make a mistake
if ji>u ilo not stop at
THE
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Klectric Lights
Itooms Sin.sle or oa Suite
Baths on ea'-h floor
Famous for its llomc Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheoso
ami Buttermilk from our own
dairy. Fresh cs.ss etc.
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Well Lighted, I.:u-ge Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men
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Skagwar - - Alaska
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Connecting at Vancouver with Fast Continental Trains
Cheap Rour d Trip Fares to Eastern Points
In July 1st to August loth
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ag^nt, Skagway. Alaska
Subject to change witiiout notice
JAOMSRAL LINEE
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Ofliro - Second and Broadway- I'houe 5
SAILINGS FROM SriAG WAY
- -FOR —
SEATTLE
SorTil!:.\STKK\ AI.ASKA PORTS
S. S. Spokane - - June 23
S.S. City of Seattle - July 1
FOR REsr.RY'ATIOXS AXI» INFORMATION
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Subjcct to changc without Notlrc.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGVV'AY Season 1921
S.S. Jefferson (South bound) July 3
Saiiings for Westward
S. S. Northwestern - July 10
F. J. S! 1A\V Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 A 1 —— and bunday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Bryant Washburn
IN
7he Six Best Cellars
Comedy Drama
International News
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
...Caribou Hotel..,
K. \V. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARC'ROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W.P. & Y.
Route tor
Atlin
( WiCHOSS OFFERS TOl'RISTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
IO.EASA.\'T VACATN >\
GOOH HI NTING AND FISHING AT THE DOOH
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LOCAL NOTES
Miss Vivian Talbot went over to
Whitehorse on the train this morn
ing for a visit with friends.
Mr. and Airs. J. C. Blanchard wore
passengers out on the train this
morning for a trip to Whitehorse,
C'arcross and Atlin.
J. M. Kourke. mayor of Clifton,
is a Ska sway visitor having come
down to attend the Masonic doings
this afternoon and evening.
Miss Mary F. Harold of Dawson,
is a returning passenger for a trip
to the outside.
Miss Harold went out last fall and
visited many places on the coast.
Miss Louise Corbett. and Miss
| Geraldine Aintz. were passengers
I over the W. l\ & Y. Route this morn
I ins bound for Whitehorse to spend
the week end.
11. A. I'inska. the nierchnnt prince
of Dawson and Fairbanks, will lie on
the train on Monday bound for Fair
banks.
Mr. l'inska has been outside all!
winter much of the time being spent i
in New York and other points, where
lie purchased stock for his store.
Herbert Wheeler, general mana
ger of the \V. P. & V. Koute was a ]
! passeuger over the line during the I
latter part of the week and will
spend a few days looking to the in
terests of the White Pass system.
Jules Eggert. the Atlin jeweler,
was a passenger south 011 the Prin
cess Alice on Thursday night.
Mr. Eggert is on his way to Prince
Rupert where he may have medical
treatment, ns he lias been suffering
from stomach trouble for some time.
Hugh Molyeneaux. the northern
B. C. road superintendent came out
from Atlin Thursday evening and
left for Haines today.
Mr. Molyeneaux will go up to
Pleasant Camp and inspect the roads
leading to Rainy Hollow.
J. C. Noland and his bride arrived
on the Spokane yesterday and left
this morning for their home In At
lin.
Mr. Noland is one of the promi-|
nent mining men of the Atlin dis
trict operating placer claims on O'
J Donnell river.
Mr. Noland went back to his old
home in Indiana and he got his bride
the wedding having occurred in
L March,
NOTICE TO MASONS AM) EAST
RRX ST A IIS AM) THOSE
ELHUBM; TO MEMBERSHIP
An invitation is extended to all
Masons and members of the Eastern
Star as well as those who are eliga
ble to membership in the Star. The
occasion is the dedication of the new
banquet rooms and social parlors,
that have just been completed in the
Masonic building. There will be a
banquet as well as many social fea
tures and those fortunate enough to
come will enjoy a delightful even
ing.
rATiiour bishop
VISITS SKAGUAY
Bishop Criraont head of the Cath
olic church for Alaska, was a round
tripper on the S. S. Spokane yester
day, having come up to inspect the
improvement that have been made
St. Mark's church.
The Bishop expressed himself
as highly pleased with the work that
Father Gallant had uone in renov
ating the old church as well as the
good work of Father Gallant in his
parish.
Father Gallant accompanied Bish
op Crimont to Ilaine3 where tne
Bishop will inspect the new church
that has been built there under the
direction of Father Gallant.
Father Gallant will return to
Skagwwy 011 Tuesday next.
MASON'S HAVING BIG TIME
White Pass Lodge No 113, F. &
A. M„ are going to have a gala day
(oday.
Work was started in the lodge
room early this afternoon and three
candidates are receiving- the degrees
work being done in first, second and
third degrees.
The masons will attend the ban
quet arranged by the Chapter of
Eastern Star ladies after their work
is over.
A C.\K!> OK APPRECIATION'
Mrs. M. J. McDonald and her
daughter, Miss Ruth McDonald de
sire to take this opportunity of ex
pressing their sincere appreciation
and thanks to their many friends in
Atlin district for the many evidences
of love and good will prior to theii
departure; for the outside, where
they intend to live. The dance, the
beautiful lake steamer ride, the pic
nic4 and every public and private
function in their honor as well as
the beautiful tokens presented them
will never he forgotten.
(Signed) Mrs. Mary McDonald.
Ruth McDonald.
Atlin, June 22nd, 1921. .
Men s and
Young Men's
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
AT NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We have just unpacked a shipment of new Summer Hats and
Caps in tho smartest models anil colors.
In this 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. ptT
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi, Prop
All Modern Conveniences
Corner King Street and Second Ave., DAWSON, Y.T.
Seven-Passenger McLaughlin-Buick Car Service
NEW ATTRACTION FOR SKAG
WAYj OPEN AIR PARK OPEN
ED BY KELLER BROTHERS
Keller Brothers have made ar
rangements with Herman Grimm Cor
the use of the beautiful park that
Mr. Grimm started a very few years
ago. While in gaged in business here
Mr. Grimm spaced oft' a lot fifty by
fifty feet in dimensions and planted
it to Balm of Gilead trees and hop
vines. Shortly after this Mr. Grimm
moved to Seward and the park was
left to shift for itself.
The result shows that Alaska is
second to no other section in climate j
and growing possibilities as the,
trees flourished and are now from '
twenty to thirty feet in height and
the arbors constructed by Mr. Grimm
are covered with hop vines as well .
as the fences and side walls of the
buildings.
The park is a veritable bower of
venduro and beauty and feeling that.
the people should have the advant
age of this lovely spot the Keller J
Brothers made the deal whereby j
they may use it along with their
business at the park adjoining their
big store at the rear.
The trees have all been pruned and
the vines trained up in orderly man
ner and the underbrush and grass
trimmed out. making the place neat
and comfortable.
A small dancing floor has been,
put in position and a stage for the
orchestra which consists of a Labor
atory Model of the Unsurpassed Edi
son phonograph and drums and traps ;
put up.
The arbors are fitted with tables |
and chairs where ice cream In its I
multitudious forms as well as soda j
water and soft drinks will be dis- |
paused during favorable weather.
While not formally opened the
park was pre-empted last night by
the Skagway young people who had
just returned from the south and
dancing was indulged for several
hours.
Many expressions of pleasure have
been heard over the opening of this
imusement place and the formal op
ening takes place next weelr.
ALPINE CIAU MEETING AT
A. B. HALK MONDAY NIGHT
There will be a special meeting
of tlio Skagway Alpine club at 8 o'
clock Monday eventng at thir rooms
in the Arctic Brotherhood hall for
the purpose of furthering the plans
for the foot bridge across the Skag
way river.
All members are earnestly request
ed to be preset, as concerted action
on the part of the members is most
desired.
Have nn ice cream and cantaloupe
at Keller's summer garden.
KEEP YOUNG
People with bad backs and week kid
neys arc apt to feel old at sixty.
JIany old folks say Doan's Kidney
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J. P. Howe, prop, of general store.
152 Water St.. Santa Cruz, Calif.,
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I have had no trouble since last us
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I had severe pain in the lower part
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was with my kidneys. They didn't
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and there was inflamation in my
bladder. I had tried all known kid
ney medicines, but they did me no
good. Doan's Kidney Pills did the
work for ii:e. I have been entirely
free from kidney and bladder trou
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On December i, 1919, Mr. Howe
said: "I never miss a chance to rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills to any
one I hear speak of kidney trouble.
I know from experience, there is
nothing better for this trouble."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Doa't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
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Attention
Tourists.,.
WHEN IX WIIITEHORSE
-CITY CAFE -
GOOD EA TS
LUNCHES, SIIOUT ORDERS, AND FULL MEALS SERVED
George Yashida, Proprietor
ALSO MANAGER OP THE
Caribou Hotel Dining Room
CARCROSS, Y. T.