THE WHITE PUSS 8
=mo« ROUTE=
The $Peed>
Route of ! Bgg& j Service
Comfort, Safety
Through Tickets to ami from Dawson, Fairbanks, and {all
Interior Alaska and Yukon River Points.
During the season of navigation, our fleet of modern
up-to date steamers will operate regularly the entire
length of the Yukon River and tributaries, giving a ser
vice never before equaled.
Daily train service (exoept Sunliys) ""will b^ maintained
between Skag.v.iy an I vVliit; H >rs\ an I our fully equip
ped Parlor Obs ervation Cars aiT >r I travelers every com
fort and convenience.
Pull Inforimtioi chejrfully givei up» \ applying to
A. P. ZIPP, Traffic Manager,
Skaguay, 012 Second Ave.,
Alaska Seattle, Washington
White Pass & Yukon Route
II ME TABLE No. 87.
Dally Except Sunday
Xm. 1, JJ. Bound
1st CUu
9:30 ft. m. Leaves
ia:(X3 p. m. "
12:43 p. n*. M
1:40 p. m. "
8:30 p. m. "
0:30 p. m. Arrives
J .
Arrives
Leave*
BKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
LOO CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
WH1T2HORSE
be U depot 1« time to hmve Baggage ln
•ported isd checked. Inspection la Mopped SO wln»l»w before
MT«I< Ume of mlMi
109 pounds of baggage will be checked free with each full
73 pound* with each half fare ticket.
No. 2, 8. Bound
1st Claw
4:50 p. m.
8:20 p. m.
8:30 p. m.
1:30 p m.
11:48 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
Relieves CAT, r'Kti a
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3L. C3CRS
a: j all v
?< fisr -jt? ?n 5
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[ Only One "Bromo Quinine"
I SVhenever you feel a cold coming on
think of the full name LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININE. Cures a Cold in one
day. Cures Grip in two days. Look fot
,signature of E. W. Grove on the be*. ?.5c
Suhnrril* tor tie Dally AlaaWa.
New Low Fares Effective]|Aug. 20
Through tickets from S. £. Ala*,Van parts to Min
neapolis. St. Paul, Cbhago *»d points EusC
will be un sale via Seattle and the "Milwaukee"
Railway at th« now low Cares oo and after August
20th by the Ala«ks 6. 8. CVv, Pac. Alaska Nav.
Oo.., and the Bonier Line. Full information from
A. 8. Agents at Ska^way.
E. J. Shaw, (Skagway 1 A. E. Harris, T.P.A,
H. G. Weir (Agents | Juneau, Alaska
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Pad Railway
' THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
AUGUST
Now came fulfillment of the year's
desire.
The tall wheat, colored by the Au
gua' fire
Gre>" heavy-headed, . . .
And Mucker grew the elm-trees
day by day..
Abouf tbe edges 'vf the yellow com,
Aa'* o'er the gardens grown some
what outworn,
Tho bees went hurrying to fill up
♦hch- stcre;
The apple-bougha bent over more
and more;
With peach and apricot thei garden
wall
Was odorous, an<Jl tbe peara began
to fall
Prom ofi the high tree with each
Ire^hejiU'g breeae. , . .
—William Morris.
•—t—•
On Mouday a party of Skagway
oeoplf went to Atlin for a trip,
and -report a spiemdid1 time.. The
scenery* fromi Skagway »o Atlln is
unsurpassed. Ia no place In the
world cau be seeu suchi a variety
of beauii'ul views. From Skagway
lei CareroBS the journey is made on
the scenic White Pass railroad, and
from Cartrosa to Atlln, by water
Mid 'h entire way Is one of unfor
gettable beauty. At the "port
ago" 'tie little dummy engine with
Its funny little car tatet^ the pas
sengers from the Gleaaier tw the
Scotia, two staunch little stamers
with good accommodations. The
Scoila 'ands the pasBemgers at the
final destination, Atlin, and from
tba» point they can go to all the
side poii-.is of Interest. Tha Skag
way party was composed of Air. ajid
Mrs. V. I. Hahn, Master Karl' Hahn,
Miss Katherine Hahn, Mr. and Mrs.
Hermann Miller, Mrs. W. .G G<abie,
Mrs.. W. R. Hillery, Mrs. E. J.
5hiw and Mrs. Whi'e. The return
was made on Thursday.
0—8—0
A very delightful. Informal dance
was given at Arctic Brotherhood
hall on Friday night in honor of
the strangers who are sojourning
within out eates, among whom are
Mrs. Charles Norris of Greenwood,
B.. C.. who has been a guest in
Ihe familv oi her brother, Mr. L,.
H. Johnston for several mouths and
who wi'l soon take her departure
for h' lup Mrs. Frank H. Mack
lin, Mrs Fraoik Fretwell and their
brother, Mr. E. L. Burwell of Seat
tie. who a-pe guests of Oaloneel \\.
L. Stevenson. Many of the town's
peop'e, especially of thq younger
set, a'tended thia function and
dsncfd till the morning dawned..
Dainty refreshments were served
and muse was furnished by the
Edlscu phonography
o- -o—0
Mrs. Aurora Barthel and her
daughter. Miss Hertha, Barthel, of
Fairbanks, passed through Skag
way this week on their way toC all
fornia, where they will spend the
winter. While Mrs. Barthel and htt!
daughter were awaiting the sail
ing of the steamer, they were re
newing eld acquaintances and ad
miring the beauty of the gardens.
The improvements were a source of
surprise and sa pleased were they
with Skagway that they will make
a longer stay an their return north
in the spring. The Barthel family
were among the early pioneers of
Skagway and lived here for many
years, but afterward went toF air
banks. where they have since re
sided, Mrs. Barthel, has mining
inteiests in the interior.
A a T
A yeai zgo Mrs.. George Dedmian
of the Golden North; hotel bought
a nuuijer of lots from the W.. P.
and Y R„ aod promised the Super
intendent, Mr. V. I. Ha.hn that she
would give a dinner to htm and
serv» tiie ftrs-t frul'o of her lota at
the meal. Mrs. Dednw-n made a
fl) • of the ground and has
raised a quantity of vesgeta-bles and
true to ner promise she invited Mr.
and Mis. V. I. Hahn, Mt.. Karl
Hahn ani Miss Katherine Hahn
and Mr. Frank B. Wurzbachcr to
Jlii<? with her and Mr. Dedman on
Friday evening. All the vegetables
serve<l including potatoes, peas,
carrors. and lettuce were from the
vpar olii garden.
«—0—0
Among the many improvements
being done in town »% be noted
the work done on the Catholic
church. The chtfrch had been set
back on <* level with) the priest's
house. the> sidewalk has been wid
ened md i handsome ap^rvac^ l^lti
to the church door.. The interioi
is un'lrrgcing repairs an«J paint
kalsomine and varnish are beity
generously used. Soon ail will b<
In readiness for the services, ant
when the grounds are complete*
the property will be among the fin
est in Skagway. A number o
I young sUiiilo trees hav© beenl plant
| ea this yeai an«l with/ the flowers
and shrntb the be&uty ol the lawn
1 has uean greatly enhanced.
a—o—o
General Passenger and Freight
Agent F. F. W. Lowl© or the C
P. R. and wife, came out from
Dawson Monday, and left the same
morning for carcrosg to take the
beat to Atlin, where Mir. Lowle will
spend a few days with' the patrons
of the transportation line which he
represents. From Atlin Mr. and
Mrs. Lowle Will go tOf Skagway,
where t' ey will pick up their
little son Ralph and continue on
south>— Mr. Lowle as far as Prince
Rupert and Mrs. Lowle and Ralph
to th family home in Victoria.
Mr Lowle expects to again he In
Whltehcrff. in about two weeks.
a'id from now until the close of in
terior navigation will put in most
of his time in Southeastern Alaska,
Southern Yukon and Northern Brit
ish Columbia.—Whiteliorse Star.
0—0—0
Mrs. Louise BrockFay received a
letter oi recont date from her son.
Mr. Charles Brockway, dated in
Melbourne, Australia. Mr. Brock
way will return to Seattle some
time in October or early; November.
He rboortfi the city of Melbourne
a* haviug grown and improved
much since he was t ere yearo
ago. The streets are, he writes like
a great park, filled with flowers
and flowering shrubs. One of the
sad sights is the homecoming of
the. sick woumded and disabled
soldiers who have done duty in the
Allies' forces. Mr. Brockway did
not stat*> whether he will come
north.
0—0—0
A dtlightfullj- Informal musk-ale
was given by Mr. and Mrs.C arl C.
Orlander on Saturday evening to a
few of theiT music loving- friends.
After the music a dainty rep«l
was »meo in the dining room
wheih was tastefully adorned in vel
low. The color plan was effective
ly cariied out in table decorations
and many of the delicious viands ■
were served from Teceptacles bear- j
ing the color scheme of yellow and j
orange. Those invited were Mrs. |
H. G.. Kirmse, Mr. and Mrs. William
H«Tgraves, Mre. Louise Milnes, Mr. '
William Wright, Mr. Cleon Ask and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster.
o—o—o
On Monday last Mrs.. Hazel C.
Kirmse entertained a few of the
old time friends in honor of Mrs.
Aurora Ba-ithel and her daughter.
Miss Hertha Barthel of Fairbanks.
A delicious collation was served anJ
the guests, enjoyed a short visit
| wit . the honor guests. After lunch
eon, Mrs. Kirmse took her guests
for a drive in her new car, a f»eve*i
passenger Buick. Those present
were the hostess, Mrs. Kirm
se, the honor guests, Mrs. Ba-rthel
! and Mies Barthel, Mrs. W. C. Mc
Kenzie. Mrs. A. E.. Kindell and
Mrs. L. S. Keller.
«—o—•
Before their departure the latter
pan of last week, Dr. and Mrs.
j W J. Wriiftt of Edmonton, were
entertained at dinner by Mt. and
Mrs. P. J. Flynn and Miss Helen
| Flynn. Covers were rlaeed f or
| nine, and an excellent ooura© din
ncr served. Those rreeent were ,
Mr. and Mrs. Flynn. Miss Nellie j
Norton, Miss Helen Flynn. Mr,
William Flynn, Mr. James M<"
Alister. Master Owen Flywn and
the guests of honor. Dr. and Mrs.
I Wright.
j Mr. L» C. Ballon took a num
ber of his friends for a trip to
j his mine near P&vey, cm Thursday
last. Among the number were:
' Joseph R. Smith, Lawrence Smith,
1 A . MM cConnell and R-. P. McCon
|netl Boston, jjaswchtfflefs, L.
| H. Norse, Robert Norse, Mr. Torr
and Mr. Verrea ol New Tofc. The
visiting gentlemen will return in
time to tail south on the Princess
. Alice.
W V •
| Our old friend, Mr. P. W. Sny
der writes from Swan, Oregon, that
jhe wil come north for & hunt if
i he can persuade Frank Pape, the
town marshal, and Rot E. Gault to
go hunting with him. Now It will
not be difficult for Mr Pape and
Mr. Gault to be persuaded, as they
both have the hunting and
we may loot for Mr.. Snyder In tJ»e
near future.
0—0—0 1
Mrs. Victor I. Hahn, Mr. K«rl
Hahn at.d Miss Katberine H*hn,
wife and children of the superin
tendent or the W.P . and T. R., will
le«ve for home in Seattle, on the
i Prince Rupert, where Kwl will
resume h'« studies in the Broad
way high school and Kather
■ ine will begin her work for the com
' Ing year. In the .grades. Mrs. Hahn
Pack Train Restaurant
The Delmotiico of Alaska
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or deew—Ferrke la CV*y Prlwtf R><rth» if IWlrwl
Gr(**Morr Money** for yonr Foxes
Hl»ck. Silver, Cr<**. Red. Whirr atM BW Lriti.
Bear. Marten mi «*W Far 1 m wi mlimj n rn»
SITT Tom FT** m*FCT ». «(!l *F1ir»r InM
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A. B. SHUBERT, Inc. *TjcNk2c^^2E 7 ,
and family have enjoyed the sum
mer in Skagway.
V—0—0
This — Saturday—morning, Mt.
and Mrs. John Aden, Mm. Lionel
TaJbot, Mlas be la Mai an, Miss
Vivian Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Guy R.
Sipprelle and children. Mrs. Bunt
ing and Mit« Lois Butt weat to
■'the portage," and Log1 Cabin for
a three days' outing. As Monday
is Labor Day the party will re
main iill Monday returning In the
evening.
While fbe Alameda was in port,
the passengers whJled away the
waiting hours by indulging in a
lolly 11*He dance in A. B. hall, j
Music wag furnished by the Edi
son Dhouo^raptfi.. A large percent
age of the Alameda's passengrs aree
going to Auchorage to make a bom I
in <-ho thriving new town.
«—0—a
Mr. Wm. B. BaJlou, Mrs. Wm. I
B.. Ballou and Mr. Wm. Hosea Bal
lou of Ramtwrt, Alaska, who ar- !
rived recently from the Interior,
and wtre quartered at the Pullen j
House auring their stay In town,
went south on tho Maripo«i on
their waj to the states.
— (—•—I
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. RufPner of
Atlln. arrived In town on Monday
on their way to the south,' and
will visit in Cincinnati, New York
and other cities of «u*tem Unit- j
ed States,, returning in time to
catch the steamer for Atlln at the
close of the season.
0-0-*
On Thurfday, Mr. Hermann Weig.
general passenger agent for the
W. P and Y. R., with, headquart
ers lu Chicago, Mt. W.. R. Hillary,
cashier, Mr. W. C. Blanchard, chief
clerk to the general manager, aj»d
Mr. Howard Ashley, master me
chanic, all of Skagway, went for a
trip to Atlln. Mts. Blamchard ac- I
companied Mr. Blarechtird.
Dr. Henry Jamccon. Mr. and j
Mrs. J. >". Cajey and Misr Carey of \
Indianapolis, Indiana, w*iO have j
been touring the north, left on J
the Sonhia for the soutfi on thetr
way home.. While hi Skagwny they
were guests of the Pullen Howe j
(Continued on page 4 )
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Pmit
Moat Modera Methods.
Opes EveMlafa,
Ofrtea Boot: »-ll a. & H p. a.
ai*.*.. Building • Broadway
8KJGWAT ALASKA
WILLIAM FALLISTKR. M. D.
(Prwwrty at geatUr)
Special** ta the Cmatment of
rtlsrafa and deferKltif* of the
•ye. ear. aoaa axd throat.
Offtea: Ooldstela Building. Ja
aean, aJmK
W. B. BTOCT
A t 4 a r a • y At Law
Praetlea ta all eoortf
la Tarrttory of Alaaka
Raiiet ______ Alaska
To Care a Cold !n One Day
tVke LAXATIVE BROMO QTJIXnO!
•ablets. Stop the Ccragta and Heodncb''
..ad wort off the Cold. Druggist* re'und
money If ft fails to cure. E. W. Grove't
ugxstcre •• oe each box. 25 cents. 1
A UNIQUE RECORD
Very Few Like It In Our Broad Re
public
Grateful testimony for Doan'g
Kiduey Pills, published everywhere
is of itself cou\lu:irg evidence of
merit. Coofinuei testimony forxus
-till »<renger evideace. Years ago,
Mrs. Mason gratefully acknowl
edged the benefit derived from
Doan'g Kidney Pills.. The gtate
mea* is now confirmed—the proof
more convincing. Oiecs of th/is
kind are plentiiul u> 'be work of
Doan'g Kidney Pill.-:—the record is
unique.
Mra. David Maj^oa, 2715 E-iet C
St., Tacoma, Wash, says.: "I h«d,
a dull, heavy acbe in my back and
i» was lame and weak. Severe
headaches and divlj spells were
common. The kiduey secretions
passed too often and X always felt
•ired and worn out. Doan's Kid
ney Pilk rid me of the trouble."
(Statement given Sept. 19, '13.)
On November 5, 1916 Mrs. Ma
sou said: "1 have used Doan's
Kidney Pills since last recommend
ing them and have found them just
as effective as In the p«st."
Price 60c, at. all de«Jer«.. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remde.y —
get Doan'e Kidney Pills—the same
tlia* Mrs Mason has twice public
ly recommended. Fost^r-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffnlc, N. V.
Catarrh Cannot Cured
wftli I/->CAI. *WI.'>NS aa th*y
annot :tnr tl j ilit-aae. Ca
tarrh f» P. blond or r .".a't'nflonal dle»a«e.
and in orOt-i to • • ^ "U moat take in
ternal r<--r<> It; • 1' il!'* <"-:*irrh Cur» ta
taken Internally, *tid acta directly upon
the blood mn«l ir ■ surluce. BalJ'a
Catarrh Oit» If not a rytack medicine. It
trw prescribed by OBf of the beat phy
atclanf in this con: try . r yean and l»
a retnilnr preaprlpttnr it 1= rompoa'd of
.he butt tonlcr 1.1 n. cnAM wttit th«
beet blood puriflnrr ~c directly on the
mucous surfaces T!<< perfect
Mon of th» two !nrrertier'« t« what pro
duces such wondi ;I r-a'ilt« in enrtn*
catarrh. P. rd i . .■ »vir-nvla. fr»e.
P. J. CHKNET ft CO . Tr-rw.. Tm»do. O.
by Pnirai*** p-w T.v
Tak. ;>»!: « Farnll Pi • tor ronattpatir*.
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Indian B«#Wet*
China vid Cut Glass
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