We have just unpacked a nice assort
ment of Pyrex and a full assortment of
Household Hardware.
Our Electrical Line includes Percula
tors, Irons, Globes, Fuse Plugs, Etc.
Garden Tools, Rakes, Spades, Hoes,
Forks, Garden Hose, Sprinklers, Noz
zles.
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You make a mistake it
v ou ci< no stoo ut
THF.
Pullen House
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suih
Baths cn each tloor
h amous for its Home C cLing.
Milk, Cream, Cotlag; Cheese "-nJ
Buttermiik trom our own d.w
Fresh Eggs, etc
£Rates $3.00 Per Day i-.d Up
Well Lighted, L irse 5or
Rooms tor Traveling v'-1
H. ?. PULLEN. Pi op.
skagwav. .Vuka
FOR SALE
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SEk SPRING SCHEDULE
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May 1-11-122, J.;ne 1
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ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKA. CI ./AY S„Mson 1021
failings from Skagw *y S-j tile,
Tacoma and Wav Ports
S. S. Joffeison, - April .20
F. J. S! iAVv Agent Phone 65 SKAGWAY
Popular Picture Palace Tue^av an<*
A1 1 Wednesday
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Marguerite Clark
IN
A GIRL NAMED MARY
International News
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children. 15c
..Rochester Hotel..
A. Rystogi, Prop
AH Modern Conveniences
\
Correr King Sfrtet and Second Ave., DAWSON, Y.T*
Seven-PassengerMcLaughlin-Buick Car Seivice
Princess Mary Ar
rives With Ten
Days' Mail
The Princess Mary arrived from 1
the South at 11:00 a. m., Sunday. |
ami It-.' "or Vancouver at 11:00 p.m. |
'I" v.pii' about eighty passengers '
for Skn'.-\v:iy and interior points. i
Tliose who came to Skagway are 1
Mrs. (.'. I-:. Heynoldaon. mother of j
Mr. IJeyno'i! mi .who will visit Her
yon and family for a few weeks.
Mrs. A. It. llillery. who went to iier
old hi'Mj* some vNln a;o and while .
there Attended the funeral of her :
father, who died just before she \
re.u '.ed his bedside. Mrs. H^llery
was accompanied by her mother. |
Mr*. DefSrayter. who will make hor
home v.-ith the Hillery's. Virginia |
also came home with Iier mother. i
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster, who
have been in the states for the past
few weel.s. they having extended)
their vacation in order to take some
medical treatments.
!1 -itop num-r anil Mrs. Mringar. I
well known 10 many people in Skag-1
way. luit lienor known tliruont the '
North, as bavin# been associated in
'hi' religions • uri. of the Yukon for ;
;i> years Bis'iop Stringer held
a baptismal service last evening al :
St. Saviour's church, ami conducted ,
regular service at S:00 p. m. A full ■
liuii- • greeted tiie Bishop anil heard ,
Uim v.'ilh great pleasure and profit, j
Miss l.caa Lunsforil sang a solo, and .
Mr. (i. .1. Farweil presided at the or-!
gati I'ishop and Mrs. -Stringer are •
en a tour of inspection and will make
their lirst stop atTarcross.
A successor to Archdeacon Wljt-J
taker at Wliitehorse lias been up-'
pointed and will he on the fi.eld about
the first of Sept. In the meantime
the church at Wliitehorse will be
supplied with a supply who will be
here within a coupli of weeks.
Mrs. Helms, wife of Sergeant
Helms, the operator in charge of the
Signal Corp office here.
Mr. and Mrs. N'ewinurck. of White
horse. who have spent the past three
months ia California returned. Mr.
Xewtnarcli is manager of the Cana
dian Bank of Commerce, at White
horse.
Mr. A. It. Austin, of Careross, a i
big game guide, who brought with I
him twelve head of horses for his |
pack horses for the summer and foil j
hunting. Mr. Austin has two big [
parties ar.d may have more before
the summer season is over. *
Mr. Herbert Wheeler, general
manager of the White Pass, returned
for his summer work in the North.
Mr. Wheeler went out this morning ;
in his private car, the 200. He will I i
<peud some time in Wliitehorse.
Major X. A. D. Armstrong, Mrs.
Armstrong and Mrs. Kingscote, who I
ire bound for the headwaters of the i
VIcMillau river, where Major Arm- i
strong lias mining property. The
major lias not been back since the
war. Ite having served his coin try
during that struggle, but ho is now
to renew operations in the mines
on tlio McMillan.
There were twenty outgoing pass
engers from SUagway. Among these
were Mrs. liogers and throe children
from Fort Seward, Mrs. Brown also
from Fort Seward.
The following wore from AViiitc
horse: Sirs. W. A. l'nckett, Al. Jiig
ger, Dr. A. P. Hawes, and a Mr. and
Mrs. Poulter, with a valet. Mr. lloc
orcl. Mr. and Mrs. Ponlter are from
London. Eng., and are taking their
honeymoon trip, and liavo been
spending the past week in town, hav
arrived on last Tuesday's tra'in from
Whitehorse. Mrs. Sprague is on l er
way.outside. ,
The Princess Mary had nine round
trippers. The summer schedule will
begin after her next trip nor'h. Tiie
two boats. The Princess Royal and
ttie Princess Alice, will bo in com
mission during the summer. We
will then have a C. P. P. boat eve ry
week.
Come to tho PtT'lsi.o I.l'WII in
Whiteliorse for a good HOME COOK
KO meal.
Meals served at all hours.
Public School
Closes Friday, 27
Our I'iililii' School closes Friday,
May 2Tt 1>. The school year has been
a very successful one, as no epidem
ics have caused the closing of the
school £!id comparatively fexv have
been kept out of school on account
of illness.
The commencement program will
lie given at the school gymnasium,
on Tuesday evening, May .11. The
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent. A three foot stage has been add
ed to the Cynin platform, thus mak
ing the stage adequate for the work
rif the school on such occasions as
ivommencement. The speaker at the
commencement exercises will be the
Superintendent of Instruction for
Alaska. Mr. Henderson, of Juneau,
if the boat service allows of his get
ling here. The whole school is to
lake part in the choruses.
There arc two graduates from the
High School, this year. Miss Florla
[Mark and Miss Vivian Talbot.
Eight will havcj completed the
grades and be ready for high school
,vork next fall. These have all pass
ed the territorial examinations for
he eight grade work. The names on
his Roll of Honor are: Gertude
Iestness. Jack Kirmse, James Miller
Lilian Petersqn, Vivian Phelps,
tlary Pullen, Elmer Rasmtison, Vir
;inia Selmer.
Ice Cream is considered one of the
lest of foods. Have a brick deliv
red by Keller Brothers for your
lunday dinner.
. CHIPMAN KNIT
"Betsy Ross" Silk Hose
HAVE COME DOWN
$2.75 Grade now $2.00
% $2.00 Grade now §1.50
Black, Grey Cordovan,
Champagne, White Pink and Blue.
FIBRE SILK HOSE
$1.25 qualify now $1.00
Beaver, Fawn, Gold, Green, White Grey and Lavender.
Children's Two-Step
and Sandow Hose
Reduced 15 to 20 cents a pair
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Store hours for May are !):30-to-12 a.m. l-to-0 & 7-to-8 p.m.
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Simpson, Mgr.
JUNEAU, ALASKA
A General Jewelry & Optical Business Conducted. Mailor
ders Solicited
Mr. I?. I.. Douglas, Formerly Wahli Inspector C. M. & St.
1*. K. 15. Co., Can. I'ac. Jiines. In Charge of Watcli l'epair
Department.
Mr. K J. Citek, Formerly of Mayer llids., Seattle, ]ii
Charge of Jewelry Mfg. & Repairing.
They Did It, and
They Did It Right
The Base Ball Benefit Ball at the
White Pass Athletic club last Satur
day night was one of the most enjoy
able affairs of the season, and while
lhere were few strangers present, it
was lil;e a little informal family af
fair.
The musical program was divid
ed up. Prof. Cene Smiths' orchestra
consisting of six pieces, furnishing
the first several numbers on the pro
gram. Prof. Wilbur Story, accompa
nied by Miss Vivian Talbot at the
piano followed for several live
ly steps and dreamy waltzes, and
then the program was completed up
to Homo Sweet Home by prof. Sel
lers' orchestra, which was augment
ed by Mr. Ganty on the piano and
Messrs. Gene Smith and Roy Gault
on the cornets, Mr. Blanchard on the
violin and Mr. Thomas Katkuk on
the clarinet.
Messrs. Rnpuzzi and Walter Watts
who bad the decorations in hand,
certainly displayed artistic skill, as
the hall was most charmingly array
ed in early spring greens, and the
delicate sprays of green sprigs on
the east wall of the gymnasium gave
evidence of skill in the tracing of
the letters W. P. Bail Team. Other
portions of the halt were also most
charmingly changed from their erst
while gymnastic appearance t o
scenes of fairyland.
The punch was the creation of Mt\
Jack Eckert, and while it was not
even one tilth of one per cent, it was
a good reminder of the days when
there was no limit as to percentages
and the punch bowl was freely pat
ronize by the merry dancers.
The afl'air from a social standpoint
was successful, and from a financial
point of view it netted the ball team
a tidy sum which will enable it to
get all necessary equipment for tlie
season's games.
Manager McDonald, on behalf of
the club extends thanks for the gen
erosity of the residents of Skagwav,
and especially the Misses Delia Ra
puzzi and Jane Farreley and Mrs.
Fred Tanner, for participating in
the selling of the tickets, and to the
following who furnished music: Mrs.
J. M. Keller, Miss Vivian Talbot,
Messrs. Ganty, Gene Smith, Wilbur
Story, Boy Gault, Thomas ICatsuk,
Clyde Rogers. O. Selmer, and W. C.
Blanchard.
Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan
Thtre !» more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
rat together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
f.n cure with local treatment, pronouueed
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con
ditions and therefore requires constitu
tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine. manufactured by F J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is ' a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the Systom. One Hundred Dollars re
ward is offered for any case that Hall's
Catarrh Modi ine faiis to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. - -
FlT. CHENEY &CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Soia by Druggists. 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for con3tipation.
—ActTertis^rueat. (
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Why Arc So Many Skagvvay People
I'coplo in Ihis Condition?
» Feei tired out, irritable and do*
pressed?
Urino irregular; back weak and
painful?
These are symptoms that suggest
kidney trouble.
When the kidneys call for help,
Assist the;;i v.'ith a tested kidney
remedy.
Give them tlic help they need.
No remedy mora highly recom
mended than Doan'.i Kidney I'ills.
Endorsed by grateful people.
Convincing testimony follows:
Sirs. .May liailey, C33 Broadway,
Santa Cruz, Cat., says: "Doau'a
Kidney Pill3 are va old stand-by
with mo They have done me a
world of good. Jly kidneys were in
bad shaps and I suffered a great
deal with my back. J. couldn't Eleep
nights and was so dizzy I could
hardly stand on my f?et. Headache
almost drove me wi'c. and X was so
nervous Cat the least noise caused
me to tremble. My kidneys acted
irregularly, too. I used Poan's as
directed and they soon stopped the
backaches and regulated my kidneys,
f could i.Ieep nights and was free
fro:., i.orvous di/./y spoils."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Doa't
Simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mrs. Bailey had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Jlfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
lioi si: run sale
Four-room, substantial cottage, ad
joining ray home. Best offer takes
it. House must be moved tro.n
present location. CaslT or terms.
Apply W. C. Blanchard.
FOK SALE—One Qoor In good con
dition. Upper part window. In
quire of Mrs. L. S. Keller. tf.
i:c(.s for hatching
S.C.n.lt. McKinzie Strain 15'—?2.00
S.CAV.L. Tailored Strain 15-r-$2.50
Peking Ducks 11 for ?1.50
Baby Chicks and Ducklings after
May 13th.
A. J. Achison
Box 224 Skajjway
FOUND—One Fountain Pen on ball
ground Sunday afternoon. Owner
can liave same by calling on Clyde
Rogers at 'White Pass ofllce, and
paying for this ad.
WANTED—Work of any kind, wood
cutting, gardening, cleaning up
generally. J. W. Drown, care Al
askan office.
PUEBLO LUNCH
If you want a good HOME COOK
SI) meal como to the I'UEBLO
A'XCH at Wliitehorse, for Celebra
ion on May 2S.
This is the only strictly home
-ook ia Wliitehorse.