And Body. Spent Sleepless
Nights. Cuticura Healed.
" My baby's skin became ret! and
rough and then eczema broke out on
her face and body in a rash. Her
head was a mass of scales and sore
eruptions, and her hair became dry
and brittle. She spent many sleep
less nights.
" The trouble lasted about three
months. I commenced using Cuti
cura Soap and Ointment and in a
week's time the itching grew less. I
continued using them nnd now she
is healed." (Signed Mrs. K. G. Hill,
Box 12JS, Cut Bank, Montana.
Cuticura Soap to cleanse and pu
rify. Cuticura Ointment to soothe
and heal and Cuticura Talcum to
powder and perfur.-x are ideal for
daily toilet purposes.
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W~~Cuticurn «3wes Vi i'houl znug
Yon ma!;f n mistake
if you Uo not stop ut
THE
Fallen House
Electric Limits
l'ooins Siti^l' or en Suite
liathe on each floor
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SHK.V HOT Sl'H'XtlS
Sim- KEI.I.E': for
lnii)r!iiiili(>3i Thiols ant]
Freight dates.
"The go-;d ol i herbs,oilsand other
o!d-faihioneu r- ::e !ies ha'e not
been impi o- cd on forquick relief in
:
Oursales of the well-known stand
ard remedies prove this to he true.
And we take speci I pains to keep
a good supply—strictly fre h—of the
kinds Grandma knows and trusts.
Reliable Coeds Only
You will also find he*-e a well
been established v. in a pi_ce on our shelves.
for foot ren: '!•>- cf all fciiv:c our stock is
u-surpassed loca' . Come "o us with the
best goods, strictly tresii -ad at fairest prices.
BITS OF flLflSKfl NEWS
LETTER FROM SEATTLE
| Seattle. Oct. 10.— (R> MatlK—(
re being ru ,:"pil across the continent
10 Seattle, and from here will be
. jled nort'i hv the gleintshiii \d
1 rrom s>w»" s October i'Uth un
October 10, J T oars of 1 e steel is ex
•c.od het>% "11-3 on the 14th ol'
October ti e vemauit;!.; 4'< cars will
ised for Lbe huge Tauaua bridge.
;o of t!e steamship
reindeer carcesso.'. to
bo brou, t tnuu Alaska.by the Vic
o t; 300 ton.- of frozen eggs l'rom
us ng'oit ttpp!?s. The steamship
■
A ^luiiigio:i dispatch says: Sec
ret. :fjr of i e Interior F:«ll and Sec
. i and tie bttieau of forestry will
t 'its iu t!ie department of interior
, icaitlis ol ooulerencch between Fro
! it Harding and Guv. Scott C.
i a hydroplane company tor
,>.i _ transportation service
[•a >o: :o a;i<l outlying po uts.
i'd p .lU'-.t. Rn'p.i I-ronien, vice
■
1
oj,< it oh. .\. d: .nit- .» .ire under
Tweoty-une fox far. 'ers met dar
port ten regular students lind reg
istered for degree courses at tlie Al
aska Agricultural College and school
of .Vine'; at tho time they left the In
terior. Thirty others had enrolled'
for short courses in the uexv institu
tion.
With the road improvements to
date, it is stated thai one may leave
Anchorage at 2:15 p.m., and be' con
veyed by stage from Wasilla to al
most any section of the district by
nightfall, as compared with weeks of
travel by the old route through]
Knik.
Governor Ilone has sent recommen-'
dations to \Yashington,.'D. C. for two
skipping board vessels for operation
oj the Alaska run duriug the tour-'
ist season. The Alaska governor j
recommends, further, hat a pre-'
l..i;inary campaign of advertising be i
• arrieU ou to attract the tourist 1
trade to Southwestern Alaska and
over the uew Alaska Railroad and
that arrangements be made whereby
the si earners would remain sufficient
ly long in Alaska waters lo give tour
ists a chance to see more of the coun
try t.ian t ie present schedules per-;
is'it. Te i'acillc Steamship Co., an- i
uounces it will endeavor to interest.
the travel.ng i/ublic in a longer sum
tner tourist season. j
Naval radio stations at Cordova.:
Ketchikan, St. l'aul s Island. Sitka, i
and the compass stations aro to be'
maintained with as nearly full com
plements as possible. Dutch Har-|
bor and Seward with suflirient men.
to enable them to meet their lmpor-i
taut requirements and Kodiak and
.lanean v\.:h a slightly larger num
ber of operators because of tl'e larg-1
r scope of their important (lut es. |
says .1 statement received by the!
amber from Admiral J. A. Hoog
erwerff, commandant at the 1'ugcti
?ound Navy Yard.
W. I. McLaughlin, representative
of the Sta.idard Oil Company, who1
lias arrived iiore from Cold Bay, says'
Stand ard a>:d Associated compn-j
nies are to begin drilling operations!
uithin thirty days. Not until late'
next summer will the true status of j
the district be known. He advises'
against people rushing there in,
search of employment.
The steamship Alameda brought
here from Alaska seven million sal
mon eggs for tie state fisheries di
rector. to be planted in local waters. I
Ti :< Is the first attempt shipment of«
the proposed twenty million eggs j
from Alaska for this state.
J. J. Underwood, former Alaskan,!
io\v in Washington, D. C., represen- >
tative of the Seattle Chamber of1
ommerce, left today for the Capitol. ■
j lie is anxious to ba of service to Al-|
i-.ska communities.
Among the new machinery going
ia this winter is the Drutnheller mill j
which will start on several hundred,
tons of high grade rock. The mill'
is expected to be rer.dy for opera-1
I tions early next spring.
JIMMY'S fiETTKR
Deer .To
You kno I is always gettin dis-'
appointed in everything 1 wants.
Yesterday the doctor man came to '
| our house and left us a baby. X i
don't see what good they are any-:
how. This one is so little it can't i
lo nothing but yell, hut from the
nss the folks make over It you'd
think it was Babe Ruth. It's a gal
A Vote for
William Britt of Juneau '
for Territorial Senator
IS A VOTE FOIt THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROTECTION OF OCR
RESOURCES, 1 OR A FAIR AM) JUST TAXATION OX OUR PRO
DUCTS AXD FOR A FAIR DIVISION OF TERRITORIAL AND FED
ERAL MONEI FOR ALL FOUR DIVISIONS OF ALASKA ACCORD
ING TO THEIR REVENUES AXD NEEDS
baby too, and here wo are short a
ihort stop for our ball team. Doc
tor told me a big bird what looks
like a turkey buzzard brung It, but
1 don't see how h<> could without
me seeing it, causo 1 was in the
rtird all day. I wist they had left
It over to the bouse noxt door and
brung us a dog or something that
itin't got to he waited on so much, j
Ma says she hopes she'll be a great
musician or something like that, and
l>a nays he hopes she learn to
jow on buttons and such like that
and I hope sho'll run ofT and swap
places with a boy aiid give us the
short stop wo want. What good
babies are for is more than I know.
Kvervtlme I come In the house they
boiler at me not to make any funs
and wake her up, but when she
polled all nigiit last night they
didn't say anything about her
waking me up. I don't reckon
she ever amount to much cause
she can't eat and if you don't eat
you can't grow much. I g.ivo her
a plum and she tried to swallow
it whole so 1 knew she must not
know anything about eating cause
she choked. Mamma says tihe Is
going to tan me if I ever do It
again. Pa don't say much but I
think he is kinder liking this baby
too. cause I heard him tell the man
next door that there is one good
i! ing about the baby, cause it Is
the only thing some men have In
t' eir house thai they can claim
without getting in a fuss with thair
wife.
We played the Bugle Streets ball
team yesterday and made 54 runs.
We could have made some moree
but we lost t o ball when Fatty
had to go homo to cut wood.
I hope 1 can get the measles or
something nice, cause 1 don't like
to work them old fractoion xam
ples. I will close this time and let
you know how the baby is the next
t.me I rite you.
JIMMY.
FOURTH DIVIDEND
~ PAID BY PREMIER
Hyder, Alaska, Oct. 4.—Word was
received Sunday that the Premier
Hold Mining Company who mine, the
Premier, 14 miles up the" Salmon
river valley from here lias caused the
whole mining world to sit up and
take notice, on the 30th of Septem
ber distributed another dividend of
$750,000. making the total dividend:;
to date $2,400,000.
This is the fourth dividend declar
ed by the Premier, the first being on
December 30, 1921, and the total
amount to date is within $100,000
of being one-half of the total cap
italization, the $750,000 amounting
to 15 per cent, or on a ratio of (JO
per cent annually.
In view of the fuct that the mine
has also paid for more than a million
dollar's worth of equipment, includ
ing a tramway 11 Va miles long, con
centrating mill, ore bunkers, etc.. as
well as the development work neces
sary to au undertaking of such mag
nitude, is believed to establish a pre
cedent in mining annals.
And the most gratifying feature
of the whole situation is that the
mine is known to have ore reserves
capable of supplying this output for
many years to come—how many is
beyond any means of determination
at tliis stago of development. The
values now in sight to say nothing
of those that may be conjectured to
exist, are sufficient to stagger ihe
imagination.
\l'(iGETS FOUND
IX STREAM BED
Prince Rupert, 13. C., Oct. 13.—
Arrivals from the Interior say there
is much excitement over a gold strike
o;i Kleanza Creek at Usk, where nug
gets are said to have been found iu
the stream bed. Nearly 40 people
have arrived there on the last two
trains, and much land has been stak
ed. The nuggets are said to be near
ly as large as a man's thumb. Na
tive gold has been found in the
creck before, and it is often known
as Gold Creek.
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOB TOD At
IF:—If thou draw out thy soul to
the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted
soul:
THEN:—Then shall thy light rise
in obscurity, and thy darkness be as
the noonday; and the Lord shall
guide thee continually, and satisfy
thy soul in drought, and mako fat
thy bones.—Isaiah 58: 10, 11.
IS I! VOUfl
KfDSEYS?
Don't Mistake the Cause of Your
Troubles.
Many people never snspert their
kidneys, if suffering from a lame,
weak or aching hack they think lhat
it is only a muscular weakness; when
urinary trouble sets In they think it
will soon correct Itself. And so it Is
with ail the other symptoms of kid
ney disorders. That is where the
danger often lies. You should real
ize that these ti-ouLles often lead to
dropsy or Blight's disease. An ef
fective remedy lor weak or diseased
kidneys is Doar.'s Kidney Pills. Res
idents of this vicinity are constantly
testifying.
Mrs. Victor Wagner. 534 N. Ce*ltor
St., Reno, Nov., sr»s: "The first
symptom of kidney trouble in my
cr.se was lame hack. I had slia.'p
prJns in my hack which shot up from
the small of my back and after do
ing a day's wr.shing I could hardly
straighten. My kidneys actcd irrej;
ulrrly and causcd me annoyance. I
uifered from terrible pain in t':e top
of my head. I saw Dean's Kidney
Pills advertised and bought a box.
They helped me frcm the start ani
They helped me from the start and
soon cured me."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's K.dney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Wagner had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
adv.
To Cure a ('old In One Day
Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.
LITTLE WANT AE3 GET THE 3IZ
After Every
Meal j
The
Flavor
Lasts
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
I by local applications, an they cannot roach
i the dlseastd portion of the ear. There li
only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
I and that la by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafntsa '.a caused by an In
flamed condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustachian Tube. Wi.en this tube is
Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Im
perfect hearing, and when It la entirely
closed, Dtafnebs lb the result. Unless the
Inflammation tan be reduced and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed for.-ver. Many case* of
deafness tire caused by catarrh, which 1*
an inflamed condition of the mucous tur»
faces. Hall's C.itr.rrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars tor
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that canobt
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Cir*
culars free. All I'mpKists. 76c.
v T rm • • rn a
THE SKAGWAY
N j
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H. P. SEEMAN, Prop. j
?Ht SANITARY MILK RANCH j
The largest and best con- j
ducted dairy ih Alaska.
Daily shipments of pure j
mi!k and cream to all j
points on White Pass & j
Yukon ltoute.
Phone X2S and Rellera will d»
: liver ice cream Sunday In time foi
I dinner. Order either a three flavoi
| t>rick ot neapolltan or plain. W«
will pack It to Uetp for hours.
... Caribou Hotel,..
E. W. Gideon, Proprietor.
CARCROBS, Y. T.
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