By
IPERCY L. CROSBY
P $ by »!*• UcC!ur« .Vcwiptpr SyndlCAU
Clancy Kids
It Was a Skunk Trick
to Play on Timmie
IN OROEft TO SHOW THAT THERE MtNO'
ILL FeeuHG TOWARD T/MM/f'J H0NEYDA(,£S,
THe"MA6K0L/ASr"S£ND A MASCOT WITH
"Tr)£lR CQM Pi fM£NTi"
Fitting Dress to
in tin- Ix-lief that clothes do much to make or imtn:i' .• !!:«• ^ir!. the south
mti hrutu-ii »t tl.c I'liivi-rsity of California li..» an 'in •< ;i in tli. sham- 'if
h i lavs in "IHv.mii# to Fit (H;c's IVrsoiuiI-ti ' "!"!•«•-•• - :e i;I\:n^ a |>lli>ilc
demonstration . f li t' attainments of liie Hi !•: I. « > •
GREETINGS.
This year's offering in Christmas
and X©w Year Greetl°S cards in
clude many aj-Ustla designs. Steel
and hand tinted designs from the
flnest studios and at Very moderate
prices. There are enveloPes to match
each ca.d. See Keller Bros, display.
SICAtiW \\ S>
KK.VlKKN.lli ORDERS
m
Artllc Ilrullii'rhixxl. — I
Camp Skagwa? No. 1, |
me«ta evsr; aecoutl »■•.!) I
lourtbi Tuesuuy eveuiiif
at 8:30 o'clock. Visli j
Lu. broULm cordially welcome.
1». S» Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KLXI.KK, Acting Arctic Director
F. & \. M.
\\ '.n«- I'omi e F. «
A. >J. No. 11:5, meets "d
M* I 4Ui e.cn.ig
ol ea* h mouth. Visitint
11 fliir'O me wc-Koine.
Dan M. l'i 'laid. W. M
T J. ST&.M'ISll SecreU'ry.
B. P. O. ELKS
Bkagwaj Lodg«
NO. 431, B. r. O
KIks meets every
lU'irsi'1; a: S:0P
V M
Vs!t-n6 brothers cord'aily wel< ome
JCJI.X GRASHAL. E R
T J VAKDEW A.1..L. Secr<»rkrv
Pioneers of AIa*k» Ijloo, No. 12,
mee* 1» A. B. >UU first Mand»y In
every moot «t 8:30 9. «v.
VUlUof Brothers rowii*Jlr * el
c a*. J. C. PHELP8, S*cy
Fraternal Order ot
Eagles—
Skajrnaj Aerip.^No --"V
Fraternal Order ol
Kagles meet the first
ami third Wedunxujr night of each
m«>ntli at their ball on Fifth Ave
due. \ isitlii^ brothers cordially in
Tito! to attend M. & Rogers, \Y. 1".
J. .1. Griesbach. Secretary.
Xamu1 C»apter Ko. 9, 0. E. S
m- ts jr: Mi'Sonic Hall first and
t! rd fr>lMyi of ~ic!i month at &
I'. M. Viaiuiijc moaners welcome.
Flci«non Vandcira!; Worthy
Ma'ron.
Vir.'lcia Surt^cool. Secretary.
CHURCH NOTES
CUIUS I I.l\ SCFKXCK
jJumbv s0rvloa will bo he'd 7: CO.
O'clock in t'ae ev<--ning ia the Churc
Edifio^ c£ Christian Science Society
of sS'S'ij corner t>C J Iain street
and Fourth Avenue.
Christian Stint,® subject;
is the I'imvrse, lmlUiliiig .Man.
i\iulved by Atomic Ko?
Sunday School at lC:13.
Th,_ l ullic is cordially invited.
Fiiwt i'KKMivii:i:i.\.\ uuiich
r.t v t;. L. WiutL-rbtTfier, H. u.
1'astor..
Next Sunday will be ceUbrattd as
Chistnias Sunday at the First
Presbyterian church . Th0 Minis
ter speaking on Christmas themes
both morning and evening. "The
;bii'fer<.jico ot' Christinas"' will bo
the morrning theme. and "The more
niesecd Christmis>" th0 tlunie of
tile evening sermon.
You and your friends will be Wel
come at the Church.
The Sunday School is rehearsing
lor the Christmas K\'e exercises t
width all will bo invited. Parent;/
are asked to have the children at
t'.e Church on time. Thty will al
so Practice ^ach afternoon ntxt wec.k
A good program is in preparation.
ST. MAItlv'S CATHOLIC CHUKCH
9 ?0 Holy Communion
10 30 ila^ and Samoa
6uua-''y Sciiool immediately after
Mass.
No evening devotions.
Kftiier Edgar Gallant.
Full GosPel Mission. - -
6th a.vu. East of Broadway.
Services:-/Sunday 2:30 and 7:30.
S«rvio.>s--Tliursd<iy 7:30 pm
(Bible o*.»<Jy Class).
Serv'C.s--Satuxday 2:00wn.
Ever/one is invited to attend.
The Ti-aursdpd night service is
oPen f'.t eiscusslon.
Bring jouur questions and come,
t x'n0 IV ursday and Saturday sef
' vices ate h^d up stairs over the
Missioi Hall).
Rev VV. H. Shoemaker end 'wife
'in cha
FIRST AND UNIVERSITY STS. SEATTLE
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHote! is not and never ha* been own«l or cor. trolled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR ROOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS,
J. J RYAN. Prop. ROOT. KELLY. Mtrr.
Sl(ag way's Social Wcel(
Dr. L. S Keller is ejected I141110
on the first boat from Haines.
0—0—0
Mr. Janies L. Stewart anil Mr.
William Do Wolfe were evening
quests of .Mr. anU Mrs. John Aden
on Thursday.
I G. G Miller of the American Cus
toms returned 011 the lVincess Mary
from a trip to Seattle and other
" Tioints of interest.
0—n—«
Mrs. Charles Cartfcriglit and her
li!M0 girl. Donnle. Were passengers
south or the J. flerrson wibt Seat
tle as their destination.
Sergeant IT. G. Weseott lia|i again
"signed up-' in the sarvice of his
i country, having gone to Fort Seward
: r< ;en»!.- for-that purpose.
1 Wo are now in the wintre solii
t (o as on December the 22nd, the
»Lii will ,.nt0r Ctiprloorn and the
S:iort0st day will b«. with Us.
—**—
Mr. Dennis ICostls of the W' I
Pais iorc0 was host at dinner 011
Monday for Air. and Mrs. Sainual
'Vitsoe and Mrs BeSjie Dahlin0.
A. E. Henderson of Wbiteherse en
'ertained Mr. and Mn;. CWe Ros
«is ond their little son Jimmy at
dinner on Sunday at the Golden Nor
fe. UilS'
0—0—0
Harold Mulvihill was a passengcr
south on the PrniCeSS Mary for
Seattle where h0 will enjoy a rr
'i >n with his brothers family Mr.
\V. R Mulvihill.
n—0—0
before his leaving for the easti W
J. Blledso0 .Tr. waa with his father,
"V: J: niedsoe Sr.; entertained at
dinner by Mr. and .Mrs. Karl Lar
11 on Tucsday.
0—0—0
Mr. and Sam Witsoe Were
l>.issengL.rs south on' the FflnooSs
(Marj' tor * vacational visit with
friends md relatives in Seattle and
other crast Ponts.
Mir-i. E. T McBrit.n was an outgo
ing passenger on the Princess Mary
iMuml for Seattle and Portland
■where she- will enJoy a visit with
h r friends and relatlves.
Deputy United States Marrshal
1'ied Tanner and Mrs. Tanner and
.Mis; Delia RapuzzI were dinner P'ks
of Sergeant %Vescott on Sunday last
s' tUo Golden Xorth cafe.
0--0—e
Tho Pullen House is again enjoy
j!) g the products of the Pullen
r.i-m t D>rea as with other Produce
». voiitv pounds of butter came over
the first of the \vefck for hotel con
j sumption
On Monday Mr. and Mr);. C1?U0
Rogers andihelr llttle son Jimmy of
: Skaguay and Mr. Al. Henderson of
i Wnitchorse were entertained at din
Prr at the C.olden North oaf0 by Mr
Clt.°n Ask.
J. 13. Do.v.e arrived on the Prin—
| re,93 Mary to accept a position as
chef at the Golden North In place
; of Charles PeteTson reslgn<»d. Sir.
' DoyJe has filled a similar Position
: fur tho W. P:.
0—0—0
I A le'ter from Mrs. A.M.Rousseau
I announces that she accompani d
1 jut sion in lata- and daughter. Mr.
| :nd Mrs. Taylor from Vancouver BO
to McGee, Sascatcbewaa where she
: will remain for a time
\ Mrs. Marge^et Mareott was an
i arrival on the steamcr Jefforfson
|Mond?y last from Juneau and
j will 1111 the place made vacant by
Chef Ono until the retuxn of that;
' Gentle-nan. Mrs. Marcott comes
[ from Ui0 eas' and Is tajsll rocom-:
juen(led as a coot of unusual excel
lence.
Many books. have been donated
ibo town library by the citizens and
the library *111 soon be establish
ed In the new quarters. in tlid
meantime alldonatlons may bd left
fit tfh6 residence of the ReVerand
E. h. Winterberger: Membership I
money may bo left with Mrs.J. M.
Keller at Keller Bros.
;u compliment to William J. Bled
i.r-e Jr. Mr. and M."S. J. N; Htffi-I
son entertained at dinner on Sunday
last. (Those Presort were; Mr. W.,'
J. Bledsoe Sr.t Mrs. Feero, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Larson and thelr children
Stewart, Urania and Ellen, Mr.
l!iorg0 Dillon, Philip Olson and the
family of the host and hostess. |
1 Mrs. W. L Phel»3 and her little) I
dauglit r Dorothy and her little,
son John, arrived on th0 Princ^s^
Mary from an eXtendei visit in th0 |
Provinces and the Unlted States j
land were met in Skagway. by Mr.
|p,lelps. They proceeded on tWr
*ay home to 'Whltehorso on Friday.
Wrh 110 In town they w0re gutsts of
i.hc Go'.den North hotel.
0—0 1*
W. J. likdsop Jr left on the Prin-j
ces»i Mfcry for* southern points and
|may enter a school for the study
of painting befor0 his return. Mr.
Pledsoo shoNvs marked talenc for
iKirti.dt work and with application h|
may make a namo for himself
among th0 portrait Painters of the;
ilay. His posters are exceedingly 1
good and his flner work is ndmir-1
able.
o- o—n
All rleasnre lovers will hold them-,
Selves In roadinees for the HI-:
big dancb on New- }'eaf Eve- Fri
day Doc em her 31. Tiler© will be]
everything to matc0 an enjoyable
night and the details will be given
at a later date. It is safe to nl*
fi.ire the Peoplo that nothing will |
be left undon^ for Pleasure and it l
Is weU to welcome the J^.w Y<>ar
with, mirth and Jollity..
o—o—o
The Eagles will give a regular |
dance at their hall and all are hid- I
den and all will be welcome- There!
will be good music, good refresh-1
ments such as the ladies of tho
[Eagles always furnish. a ha'1 Par |
•itcei'enco for dancing, box ball and
cards. Can anything offer a more 1
pleasing soitrc0 of amusement?
Ct>me all and See for y"trarselves \
how to be enterrtained in rc-al Eag-|
li s' way.
o—o—o
Mrs. iTercsa Rapiuzzi and her
daughter Miss Delia Eapuezi left on
the Princess Mary for a visit in con-1
tinental Europe. The winter will j
bo pleasantly Passed in Italy and
Franco. Before her dePartur© Mia?:
Rapuzzi was e"t(rtl»ined by Mr. |
-'and Mrs. P H Ganty and Mr. and i
Mrs. A. C Blanchard: Theso were I
very informal suppers with mufjio
and games in th0 family apartments
In the Pullen House annex.
Before, their departure tar Etwopol
Mrs. Teresa RapuzzI and JIlss Della 1
HaPuzzl wore friigsts of honorr at a I
very pretty card and Sjufpiw part."'
at the Golden North hotel with Ser
geant H. G. "ft'escott as host. The |
par!or was fragrent with vjiite clir>
sinthemums and here games> werq |
played. A delicious punch, candy!
and "cigars add0d to the pleasure of I
U.e oVening and at twelve o'clock i
s,upper was served in the <cafe. Hero
the table was laid for twelvre and
4 most bountiful and tempting foaet J
was spread. The centtTPioce was a
brass bowl of yellow chrysanth^mu
After suipi>eT cards were again the
diversion until a late hour. Each la
dy can led home & bouquet Of •choice
chrysanthemums as gifts from the
host. Those piTesent were; Mr. and
Mrs. P. H Gamy, Mr4, and Mh> W..
A. Pries; Mr. and MflJ. Kennethi
I.'anan, Mr. and JJrs. li: H- Johns
tou, Mr. and Mrs. A.. <3. Blianchard
ihe guest of honor, Miss 2>eila RaP
uzzi and the host, 3e!rgeUit W ®*
Wesjcott. Owing to stj^sa ot (Padk
ing and other business, Mrs. BaJ>uz
7.1 was unable to attend.
—o—S—o
35 CENT LUNCH.
Why e't a cold lunxsh when you,
can get a bowl of hot soap. Home
made rles and b cup of best cof
fee for thirty-Civ a cents at th« Gol
den North Caf#.
To Cure a Cold in On© Day
Taice Grove's LAXATIVE KROMO
CUIN1N\B tablets. The genuine |
bears th© signature of E. W. Grove
HO c.->nts. '
Cuts, Burns
(Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Safe First
Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning, the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re
sults from the neglect of a burn or
little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe and effective first aid treat
ment It is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied'to wounds of
thi9 k.;nd will lessen the danger of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard Oil is a frood dope? -l.ib'.e prep
aration to ht ve In the n.edlclne cl.obt
for flrat aid xvhen the doctor may b-r far
away. It la soothlnf and healing and
quicfc*y drives out pain and lnflar.ima
Uufc In cflara of sprains, hrulaea, ut*.
burns. bltea and stln&a. Just as reliable
f-> ffr ftlff neck, aore fert. co'd «jres,
c..«icer «>>iea, eanciie and t ^th-«...c.
r'er.*rous aire hottla 35c.
IS you are doubled with coi •tipatiaa
cr *l'; l.iadache try Kan.la's .*» I
U»«r Whip*. Juet pleuan.t I.tile
l\i\i ■*: d.-uf^i .4 fCi* 30c. Cuuio&teed.
FKOF&88IONaIj CARDS
DR- L S. KELLER
Deati^
Most Mod«rn Methods
Office Hour*: 0-12 «- m- 1-6 p m
J»u!ldlng — Broadway
BKAOWAlf ALASKA
W- B. 8TOLT
A I I o t l t ; At L ® *'
PmoUca l» all court*
In Territory of Al^»ka
HAJWKS ALASK v
"And my
GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been in Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't! And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I still wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the new way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kiotf Street, SEATTLB