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A Sack of Flour
Think of us
Out Imi* of substitutes is complete and our
Prices are consistent
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Third Liberty Loan
4 I 4 i'l.R CENT. GOLD BONDS OF 1928
Subsi riplion< open from April Oth to May 4th, 1918; Payable
as follows:
5 per t ent. Cash. 20 per cent. May 28th, 1918
55 per cent. July 18th. I1) 18 40 percent. August 15th, 1918
Interesl on deferred pavments after May 9th. 1918. Maturity Sept
I 5th not convertible, same tax provisions as 2nd Liberty Loan.
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?
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Are Vim that j»riile in your country—aie
ji'ii sUiailiny: luik your rourtry—arc you wilting
to hint to your l.ovciiuneut Che necessary dollars
t<: uphold the honor—the very life of your coiur
I r> ? <
It you have mm li.lei il much; if IU»51« you ran buy
at !< a»t one l.ilterty lioml; it still less, It Is
n«ili|e ii.ileeil, to jiay a little at a time tuutil
your one InmmI hits becm purchased. The Ihuik of
Mast a will sell I.oikIs oil tile installment plan or in
lartte miiiitvr? ;ji ilemuuina4Ions from $.">0 on up
into thcu-aml-.
I»t<li(a'eil to the Interest of Your Country ami Ours.
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CHURCH NOTES !
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Clinsli;iu Science Services will be |
held Sunday evening at 7:30'
•.'clock iu ilm Alaskan building.
Subje't l>Ol THINK OK AlONt'
MUST. JI|
The uublic Is welcome.
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
PRKSUVTtlll.VN CIllllCH
Subject for morning talk: SOME j
LESSONS FROM THE TRANSFIO* |
C RATION OF CHRIST. In tlie
evening :lt 5 tlie subject for tile
sermon is: THK PRESENT W AR.
WHAT IS BEING DONE IX) SAFE
GUARD THE CHARACTERS OF
OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS. |
Sunday school 12:13. Young Peo*
l»l»» Meeting 7:15. Congregation
al siul ig. The public is cordially in
viled >0 all the services.
L. H. Pedersen,
Minister.
There will be a meeting of tlie
Executive committee) of the lo
cal Red Cross Monday evening at 8
o'clock at tile Red Cross headquar
ters in the Bank of Alaska build
ing.
MASONS ATTENTION!
Tliere yvill be a- special comnvuni
cat on of White Pass Lodge Xo.'>ll?»
F. Ac A. M. this (Saturday^) ev
ening at 7 o'clock. Work in the
Fellow Craft degree will be the
order of business. \
The Princess Sophia will arrive
in <his port tomorrow morning at
7 o'clock with a good( sized; passefl
jer list and 125 tons of freight. 8he
ivi't elear for tha south trip at 7
j'clock lu the'eyenlng.
.mmifmmitnMiitox...
i The Week In Society I
THE FAITHFTL, FEW
VVh. n 'he meetin's called toj order.
Aiid you look around the -room,
i'ou're sure to see some faces
That from out tho shadow® loom.
That are always at the meeting,
And stay till it is through.
The ones that 1 would mention
Are the always faithful few.
They fill the vacant offices,
As they are always on the spot,
\'o mat'er what's the weather.
Though it may be awful hot;
It may be dark and r®iny,
But they are tried and true,
the onus that you rely on.
Are the always faithful few.
There's lots of worthy members,
WJio will come when in the mood,
When everything's convenient,
They can do a little good.
They're a factor ia the order,
And are necessary, too.
But the ones who never fail us
Are Mie always faithful few.
If it were not for these faithful
Whoso shoulders att the wheel
ICe< !> the Order moving onward
Without a halt or reel,
WV't would be the fate of Orders
Who have so much to do?
They surely would go under
liuf for the faithful few.
—David E. Stifft.
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Henry Dickson of Glacier is in
'own for a town.
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Mr. James M. Rourke of Clifton,
was a Skagua.v visitor this week.
II—II—■■
Mrs. Norman K. Black will he
ll nassenger to Seattle on the
Cit>- of Seattle.
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A. Harrison went to White
Horse on Tuesday o(1 business and
returned on Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Bahline came from
PenningtoJi this week for a visit
with friends in Skagway.
Be sure to aittend 'lie play at 'he
"Pop" this evening. Crood music
and a good* film production.
James B. Kershaw a mwhant
of Atlku, arrived in Skagwy on
Tuesdya and will remain here for
several weeks.
o- -o—ri
The Women's Church Auxiliary
are planning a "big stunt" for
M*jv Day. More will be given when
Plans are fully matured.
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On Wednesday Mrs. P. M. Ore"
peau and Mrs. Louis Crepeau <mi
f-rtained at dinner for Mrs. Bes
sie A. Bahline of Pennington.
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' Br. W. G. Gable was a passenger
home on 'he traiu on Tuesday from
Atlin and Carcross from a pro
fessional visit to the fwmer place.
Dr. L. 3. Keller returned on Tues
day from White Horse anil Car
cross, where he has been for the
past five weeks 011 i>rofefieional ibusi
ness.
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A number of Alpiners went to
Si nerlers cove recently and re
l>or a fine outing. The weather is
siiIT a little too cold for oui of
doer soort.
n—0—n
Mr. and Mrs. LaBounty and their
little son Clove are now comfort
ably Icrated in ilie Kville cottage
vr'iut'y vacated by tlie family of
M" B. Hargrave^.
-— II H O
Vincen' !>ortero of the firm of
Dcrtero & Sou closed out business in
town and left for the States. Mr.
Dorteio may open a wholesale and
rf-ta ! clothing store in Astoria! Ore
gon. .
David Stevenson lias bought the
C. K. Shelly home and will move
ii'to it 011 Monday. Mr. Stevenson
has also bonglht Mr. Shelly's pro
peryt in White Horse. Mr. Shelly
will go 'o the States *0 live.
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Mrs. Louis. Crpeeau recent]^ re
ceived a beautiful panoramic view
ct Camj) Lewis, a gift from her
cousin, Mr. Laurence Curran who
was at one time sales'.naji and pre"
_ —
scrip'ion clerk for Keller Bros,
o' Skaguay. I
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The Skaguayaiis were given a
delightful troat in Haines and Fort
William H. Seward on. Saturday
las' and nearly everyone went.
The entertainment was given toy
'he Army and Navy Union, Gov
ernor Strong's Garrison and was a
dellgtful social function.
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Henry Friedenthal liae sold
his residence on the corner of Sixth
Avenue and Main street to Cecil
C. dole. Mr. Frledenthal and his
family will be passengers south on
on the next Humiboldt for the
S'a'es. Mr. Cole will move his
family into his >new home as soon as
it is vacated.
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Mrs. McFarlaud and little daut;h
t-?r Josephine, wife and daughter
of Superintendent 3\IcFarland of
tlia Venus mine are making their
home at the Pullen House. Mrs. Mc
Pariand will join her husband at
the mine in about a month. Mr.
McFarland is a brother of form
er Superintendent McFarland whose,
family is at present at KetchLkan.
0—0—'•
Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall, Mrs.
Martin Conway and Miss Evelyn
Tiomey were dinner guest® of Miss
Helen Wilson and Miss Vivian Gar
rett. This pleasant little social
a*'air took place in the cottage
home of Miss Wilson on Eighth
Avenue near State. A most ' de
licious and bountiful dinner was
served and then the hostesses and
guests enjoyed an after dinner visit,
U II II
.Mr. and Mrs. John Huntley and
their two little children, Henry and
Annette, M*iss Estlier Friedentlia]
and Mr. M. Huntley werei passen
gers on Sunday for the States where
'hey go to f'nd a new home and con
genial work. Mrs. Huntley an<l
Miss Esther are daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Friedenthal and
have made Skaguay their home
fioni Infancy.
A—n— o
On Saturday, Mrs. James Ke>n"
n«dy, her mother Mrs. C. E. Jones
nl Portland, Oregoon, Miss Frances
Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs.F red
Pedersen went to Smugglers Cove
for r.reakfast. Aa ©arly start—
six o'clock a. m.—brought them
to tiie cove in time to eftjoy the
morning sunshine. After a fine
bieakfast the pleasure was con
tinued in taking pictures.
lie/ore his departure for the
States, Harry Ask was given, a
very delgihtful party by Mr. an.d
i Mrs. Fred \V. Ficfkardt ftt , theii
! home on Main and Third. Danc
ing. sinehig and instrumental mu
sic filled the evening and a bounti
ful supper was served. Those
nresent were the gues1 of honor, Mi
! Harry Ask. Mr. and Mrs. George
i LaBounty, Mr. and Mrs, E. J
■! WatermaUi Mr. a.nd Mrs. C. H
j Rogers, Mrs. G. G. Miller and
Messrs Dotts and Cieon Ask.
Ir, honor of her mother, Mrs,
I Charles K. Jones of Portland, Ore
I Ron, .Mrs. James Kennedy enter
'■lined 011 Wednesday afternoon
I The guests took their sewi<ii£, knit
: tins and fancy work and enjoyed a
I pleasant visit. .Mrs.. Kenedy was
| assisted in serving; by her daugh,
t tor. Miss Frances Kennedy and
| .Miss -Maude Rasmuson. The guests
I were Mrs. G. V, Zink&n, Mrs. L.
H. Pedersen, Mrs. L. .A. Harrison,
; Mrs. Andrew Stevenson, Mrs. J as
i K. Stewart, Miss Mary Stewart
j Mrs. Fred Pedersen, Miss Muriel
Slewart, Mrs. O. W. Ask, Mrs.
M. A. Webster, Mrs. McFarlandi and
Mrs Frank Webster. • Misa Martha
Miggillicuddy. Mrs. Jones will
•eave for home on Monday nexl
on the Prince Rupert.
o—o—n
P>efore leaving for the States
Miss Esther Friedenthal was given '
verv pleasant surprise by her Bis
ter Cnnip Fire Girls. The Canty
"lei in business session in theil
looms on Broadiway and1 aftei
i he transaction of the general rou
t"i;e which was called to ord.ei
a bo iii a half hour before regu
lar time, the guests came «*>on
'lie scene mid gave Miss Esther a
fine surprise. The hall jvas beau
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmonica of Alaska
('ha ley Karama-. John Clecak. FropHeto-*
Where Yon ("ai> (jet \\1.at l'ou Desire Cooked as it Should Be
We Make a S[<ei'i»l)ty of I'fctiuinets and l*iivate IMimer raities.
A Hefine«l and OoW»foit»bJi» I'fwe lor a Su|>i>er Mai Mho S'how
or l>aiicc—Se Alee in Cozy I'rivate RoaAhs if Deared,
We have engaged talent to take over all
orders pertaining to
Upholstering, Painting
And all branches of interior decorating j
—
For limited tiunj of six vveks irom dat«' j
April 1-' 1U1H ]
Store closes 6 p. m. Saturday 8 p. m.
L. A. HARRISON Co.
TELEPHONE 55
GEORGE MOWL Proprietor
SUurfliiy and Sunday
Kolfe llio'oplays prcwiits Kin ly Stevens and Heairi Ilergm^n
U»
"THE HOUSE OF TEARS"
—SIX KKKI.S.
.Tames E. Sullivan hi the one reel jday THE SWISS SEA
IKMJ.
Music by Violin, IMajio and Drums.
8:30 p m. Sharp
Admission 25c 10c
DON'T WAIT
TO BE ASKED
While "The Flower of Om Youth Pijiht Piir Pro*
doiu and TrutiU Somewhere in Prwnre" what are
you doing. I^s not tlieiif war olio little bit more
tliAn it's your wlir, my wai, <uu- war. If you're
worth dying; (or, hark ii|> yoiu- men with
your last I'cnt if fcieed lie—|:av your sh»i e of the
of the war Mils.
Buy As Mmy Third Liberty Loan Bonds
As You Possibly Can
Tliis spare Patriotically paid lor and donated hy
TONV IKWTtiRO.
tifully decorated with emblems of
lh<> Camp and with flags. Iu ad
dition to a fine suiter t!io Cani]>
Girls served delicious punch. Those
present were Camp Guarian Mrs.
Frajnk Juffecool, Mrs. Charles lv
Jo.ips of Portland, Oregon, iMr.
iiif1 Mrs. James Kennedy, Miss Lela
Maiani Miss Verne Miller, Miss
Ellen Rogers, Miss Florencei McLeod,
Miss Bertha. Selmer, Miss gravis
llukil, Miss Vivian Talbot, Miss
Sarah Friedenthal, Miss Floris
Ciar-!c Miss Frances Kennedy. Mr.
FreH Blanchard, Mr. Gould Fickardt
Mr. Joseph Pedensen and tlie hon
or guest, Miss Ksther Frio<len|tlial.
Th • evening1 was given to games,
music and dancing.
CREI*EAIT-SIM UKS
On Sunday morning, April 14.
Abbio Asnes only daughtcrj of ATr.
and Mrs. Peter M. Crepeau was
n:arried to Victor LeRoy Sparks,
elder soM of Mr. and Xlrs. Witi
fiHd S. Sparks. The wedding' was
a terv- quiet affair W]d took place
in the Priests' House the Reverend
Father P. If. Turnell performedf the
marriage service. None was pros
ont except the father and mother
of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Peter
M. Crepeau, the l)ride's brother and
.his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cre
peau. The bride was dressed in
handsome suit, of blue serge with
white lace hat "ml white gloves.
In th*. afternoon ft wedding dinner
vas served in the home of the
hride's parents. There were (ires
en4 Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Cre
peau, father and mother of the
'bride; Mr. and Mts. Winfie'd S.
Cp^rks, fsrther and mother of the
groom; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ctre*
l.*-e»u, Father P. H. Turuell, Mr.
William C. Wright and the bride
^and groom. The young couple will
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
If you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you 1 can offer you
Some Bargains
DON'T FORGET that 1 sell
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We pay high prices for hairiest
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NORTH COAST TANNING CO.
1138 West 46th St.
Seattle Wash.
Mar. 30 April 6--I3--20
mako their liomo for the present in
the George B. Wright cottage on
the corner of Eleventh Avenue
and S'ate. . j . .