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JjR- L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Gftlte Hours: 0-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
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M • U. STOUT
Attorney At Law
Practice in all courts
In Territory of Al^aka
HVJ.NES — — ALASKA"
in or !•"*
lrtersw!
c:ne is
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p tlon o£
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il'i l .i.j for '.w; potion.
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rmi sKAuwiv
Pioneer Dairy
H. r. HLJ.JUN, Pr<)4l
th| mm silk mu
:.-rv*ai bt«f ooa.
dut-icU u-lrj 1* Alaska.
l'ai,j *X!j>ms*l» ui puii
x!"i *«.! cr^ui tj *11 p<*iii
fnw L Yukoa
wK Barns
Han!'.-;';'.V ? 'a Safe First
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AS TO FISII.
There arc
Just a? soot! fish
in the sea as
ever were
caught.
So everybody
cays. I often
think one mijrht
be able to Fell
a lot of stock in
a flsh trust on
that hypothesis.
A JlEUIi YOUNGSTER.
I'ucU: Vou j.-.j* you'ro over fifty
years o'.J. c':! Why you're not oat
ot your shell yet!
THE StMrLB
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You don't ap
pear to object to
th.-'.-e food re
strictions.
I don't seo
nay restrictions
worth mcnttcn
irjpr. I have
been for years
v i.-iiin? X could
sit down in the
best restaurant ,
and order corn
beef and cab- j
base and pota
toes right jut |
loud.
xot a rs ux
or?
ATI ON.
She: V»"...it Jitl
you opf on
for?
Dr.: Fiveh'.m
dro<i rloll.irs.
She: No. I
mean r.-hat did
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Waller—T1 if
n't n fly; it is
Invto l>in.»r—
I tluit Isn't
io;i is cor
77? e hme
To 5s v€ Your Hair
!§ now
The Thing % .
To Save It With
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^o/d Everywhere ^
Applications _flT_ Barbershops
SHE SNUEBED A PRINCE
Sirs. O. T. Alexander, wile of an
nrmy lieutenant mid resident of Great
Fnlls. Mont., deliberately snubbed
tTliK'e Carol of Koitmnnlu when both
were passengers on the Japanese liner
Korea Maru. Mrs. Alexander says
thut the heir apparent of the Rou
manian throne' sent the ship's purser
to her with a raescape that the prUtce
would condescend to danee with Jier.
Mrs. Alexander sent the purser hack
with the messnce that she would not
condescend to dance with the prince.
F 'l >D:—a |'. aitial lower "et of
fake |teeth. Owner can. iavej
t..n,p Jby calling at Kgllor Bros'. 1 i
Only Ono "DRO.MO QUININE"
To get the genuine, call for full1
nam LAXATIVE BROMO QULN'IX I
Tablets- Look for s!snature of E- W
<JROVE- Cures a Cold In On«|
Oixv. 30 c
FEISAL HAS CAUSTIC TOMGUE
Arabian Potentate's Comments on Eu
ropean Men and Measures Inter
esting in the Extreme.
The oriental tnct and personal charm
of Rmlr Keisnl 'lid much to win friends
for ilie Arabian cause In I'nris. No
one ever came nwny frnm him In nn
an pry mood. The emir was very witty
und many stories are told of his clever
retorts to attisiaiutuiices in furls. On
one occasion a correspondent asked
him to plve Ids opinion of modern
statesmen as a result of his acquain
tance with them at the peace confer
ence. He replied, "They are like mod
ern paintings. They should he hung
in u ^ uuu t»e * icnvj u n»o
tance." Auotlier rime ni a^meeting of
llie council of ten. M. I'lchoi: referred
to the cliilins of Krnnce in Syria,
whlcli lie said wore based on the Cru
sades. Emir Foisnl turntd toward him
and Inquired mildly, "T inn not a meal
student of history, but wotil 1 you kind
ly tell me which one of us woo the
Crusades.™
Mr. Balfour once tried to find nut
what Emir Peisal thought of the Brit
ish Government. He succeeded. "It
reminds me of a caravan in the des
ert. Tou see an Impressive string of
dromedaries in the distance trekking
single llle across the shifting sands.
When you first Overtake them, you ob
serve that the last cauiel Is tied to the
tall of the next lu line. When you
reach the head of the column, you tiud
tlint a little donUey is leading Use whole
string."—Asia Magazine.
Ag'd 7?., Cycles Long Way.
Blair, Xek—John Warner, seventy
two years old. of S:in Diego, Cnl., who
is visiting friends here, h:is just com
pleted a bicycle trip from California,
When he found himself near the sev
enty-year-old mark, and in poor
health, he took up bicycling as a n,c
realion and a< a restorative of health,
and has ridden more than .°.0,iX>0 miles
on the hleycl.' on which he made the
journey to Blair.
He says lie feels ten years younirer
than he did ten years before he be
gan the practice.
Sugar Cane.
Stiga*- cane requires an abundance
of sunshlt.?"nnd water and a deep, fer
tile soil. In plantfng the stalks are
laid lengthwise in furrows, and each
Joint sends up a shoot, which later
produces suckers. When ready for
harvesting a field of sugur cane re
sembles n corn field, but the plants
are souiewhat larger and there are no
tassels and no ears. The stalks at
tills tiaie have been growing about 12
mon llis and have changed from green
to reddish in color, while most of the
lower leaves have fallen away. They
are cut by hand- with a long knife,
stripped of their leaves and carried on
carts or small cars to the sugar mill.
CORA HEALS
RS
On Hands, Arms, and Face.
Sore and Red. LostRest.
' I had a very bad breaking out on
my hands, arms, and face, and a few
spots on my body. Small blisters
formed much like blisters from a
burn, and they became very sore and
red when scratched, and caused loss of
sleep. It was hardio do my regular
work as water &emed to irritate me.
"This eruption Listed six weeks
or more before I used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment, and I used two cakes
of Cuticura Soap with one box of
Cuticura Ointment when I was en
tirely healed." (Signed) Mrs. J.
Mathews, Box 343, Plains, Mont.,
Aug. 25, 1919.
ZW'Cuticura T oiletTrio"*
Consists of Soap, Ointment and
Talcum. Nothing so ensures a clear
skin and good hair as using these
delicate preparations for every-day
toilet purposes. The Soap to cleanse,
the Ointment to heal, the Talcum to
perfume. Then why not improve
your complexion by using the Soap
daily and the Ointment as needed to
prevent pimples or other eruptions.
lamplt Each Tr»« by Hall. AddreM post-card:
"Oatlcnra, P«pt, B. Maldtn " Sold everywhere.
Sonn 2oc Ointment 26 and 60c. Talcum 25c.
^jaF'Cuticura Soap ahavo without mug.
Send
ormy
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Alaska customers. Three Officers of this institution are former Alas
kans and therefore understand the many little services that are
appreciated by those in the Far North.
Our policy has been to extend to our Alaska friends close and
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ties and the benefit of our experience with conditions and oppor
tunities on the Pacific Coast.
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Arsigrican Bank
TTn "trtavfth Street and Pacific Avenue, 7hcOHIQ
Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000
Notice of Election
Notlc* la Hereby 8l»ea th*t» pu
siwnt to aa act of Congr*s* approv*
May 7, 1908, »atitl*d. "Aa A.ct pro
Tiding for tn* election of a del"
(ftt* to th* Hous* of Represent'*
tlT*« from the T*rrftoi7 of Alaska."
and aa ac* of Congress, approved,
August 24, 1912, *nUtled, "a«
a 3| to cr**t« a lel^atlve as""!!!
hly la th* Territory of A'aaka., to
co»'*r l'lisiatlre powers th*r*on, and
fer other pujpoB**," aad in ©oa
faml'y thw*witk, a g*neral 61#o
'loa *11' b* fc#ld o* Tu«sday, Nor*m
b«r a, 1920 betw#*U th* hours o*
t e clock a. tn. a*d 7 o'clock p. m.
•f said day;
For th-* r urpos* of elaotlB^ ti,*
fol'owjas or;ic*r«, to *i':
A d*l*eat* to tlie House of R'
resentativ«s from the Territory of
.\Ia<*a;
Oi* member of S6aat« of th*
Territory of AI*6l«'
Veor m*mb*rs of the Hous® of
Hej|.es«a,tatlT*B of tho Territory >'
Alaska.
Two road commissioners for road
district No. On*;
One At'orney General for tbe
T'rritery of jJ&ska.. 1
Th« Commo* Council of 3kagway.
Having H*r*tofor*, by Ordinano<
Duly Designated th* Voting Pi*
el*.<ta of fl^ld Town and th* Poll
1»S Tlace in, each Th*r*of Th* E'*u
ters *ie H*r*by Notified:
Tka, all Duly Qualified Vot*rs,
rewldlag »Jthln th* boundari's of
said To"a of Skagway *111
vet* at City Hal' building lo
«t«i oi Fifth 8tree* la end upon
Let 8 of bioohi t *hlch is oTn©d
¥y Tk* City of 6kag»ay Alaska th*
Mac th* Duly Designated Poll
lag f la«* la eo4 for said To*a of
Skagvar.
Dat*d this ISth day of sept*nibT
1920. v : (5
(8ign*d) The Common Council o
Th* Towa of Skagway
By ^Tolt*r MeBrlen, Clerk.
J. I I .J1 I I . I IJ
SKAGWAY'g
FRATF'tN4X, ORDETIS
Lc* br«rti»r» cordially w»leonit>.
b. 8, Kt-llw, Arctic Olilof.
i M KELI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
P. & k. M.
White Pi'ss Ixjdge P. <s
A. M- No. 113, meets 2d
and 4tt> Saturday evening*
of efith m on til. Vislttn^
lijeoircn are welcome.
B&o MfcOocatd. W. M
T. J. aXANBl&H, Secretary.
B. JP. O. ELKS
8k««w*y Lo4g«
No. 481, B. P. a
ajia meets syery
Xbarsd^r at 8:06
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