FREE
Folger's Coffee
?*n> CAX FREE WITH 2«*H» lit) CAX FRRE WITH 3TT>
sm cax with iom
WE CARRY A ITU. I .INK OF CANNING ACCESSORIES.
L W. ASK & SONS
GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel..
E. \V. Giileon. Proprietor.
CARCROSS, Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With w.p. & ~
Route for
Atlin
CAKCROSS OFFERS TOURISTS EVERY INDUCEMENT FOR
I'l.EASANC VACATION
GOOD HUNTING AM) FISHING AT THE IK>OR
MOTOR ROATS FURNISHED
S. S. Princess S. S. Princess
.[Canadian!
ALICE ^ ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 F. M.
Aug. 11-18-25
FOR
Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancom < : \v!sh K.ist Continental Trains
Cheap Round Trip Pares to Pastern Points
In effect Ju;> 1st to August lath
Tickets and All Information From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agrrt. fci :w y. Alaska
Subject to change without notice
ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Offlce-SeiviiJ U Broadway - I'hone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
SEATTLE
SOl'THEASTEKX ALASKA PORTS
S.S. I'lTV OK Si:ATTLK Al'GVST 26
S.S. SPOKANE AC(; 1ST 20.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
C. O. H1R£CUBERG,. AGENT SKAGWAT, ALASKA
, Subject to change without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOU THINK AI \SK.Y THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
S.S. JEFFERSON AlGl'ST 14-28 SEI'T. 11-2.5
Sailings for Seward and Westward
NORTHWESTERN AVGl'ST i4.
ROBERT J. CRAGG, Agent Phorte 06 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
Local Doings
A meeting of the officers of the
I Woman's club is called for Tuesday
evening, at S o'clock, in the Social
| Centre. All other members caring
to come are welcome to help frame
up an Interesting program for the
coming year. Come ladies with sug
gestions.
Mrs. M. D. Craig of Berkeley.
Calif., returned from the Interior on
yesterday's train. Mrs. Craig is reg
istered at the Pullen House.
Miss Belle Anderson, of Dains.:
Mont., Miss Mabel Bristal. of Pes
Moines. Iowa, and Miss Lillian Ldf
fert. of lies Moines. Iowa, returned
to Skagwav yesterday, after ha\
ing visited Interior points They
will sail south on the Spokane.
MASONS TO OAXCK ToMi.il !
At 9 o'clock this even :ig in the
Masonic hall. Skagu;i\, ilie Maine-'
Masonic club will give a dance and
banquet for Masons and their invit
ed guests. Those who do not dance
will be entertained at cards. The |
dancing will begin pror.i) at nine,
and the banquet will be served at
midnight.
SOI TUKKV TOl KIST \ IMT
\ 1.1. SCKX1C 1MIXTS VliOM
SKATTI.I TO
After having visited -ill point# of
interest from Seattle to Pauson. «:.d
having "seen everything' thai if
worth seeing between these t«,
points, a party of tourist- return <\
to Skagway on VYdn.-j-J; • t .
Pnring the past two davs t) ■" have
been taking in the p>
est around Skagwi^
The party visited the Mm i
ranch yesterday morning, and in
gaged in a berry picking parl>. O-n
erseen anything so wond- 'i'ii! p.;
mnda onions thai are grown a? 1 >
rado. Texas. In the afternoon t
party extursioned to Dye.
some time fishing and jrfchise*.
in the vicinip of Btrro Cr. k
The party was made up oi
W. F Rarnes. Lampases. Te\
M. Kittle. Larado. Texas the Miss. i
Mary and l.oniso Pa la. >ivkio:i.
Calif.: G. t" and Mrs fle 0
l.os Angeles: H p.
geles; Miss Lottie Kinnnnl.
River, Ore * \ S: .«fT:.
River, Ore.; Miss Gertrude Fok>
Vancouver; Miss H. Ill- V . '.vis
Portland, and Miss Jane r ■:
Skagwax
•
age of the Spokane Tl:> > « In
south bound passent.. rs
mous opinion of the part
Alaska trip is a wo- ,le: . .1 t*.ur
sion to take, and sa> t' .
go back as boasters for A]a.«k,i
OLD MEM" VliKE TOYS
Did men wiio nave lost weir pnp in |
th« regular industrial fields have boon
{riven an opportunity to ir.nk.- a Jiv
ing by constructing toys for children
at the Old Men's toy shop In Nw
York. The unique shop is conducted
by the Association for Improving the
Condition of the Poor The photo
graph shoT\-t an old man at work <>n ,
the toys at the shop.
Liquor Restriction
The Juneau Empire say*:
The Collector of Customs today re
ceived directions by wire from the
Treasury Department to permit the
transportation of intoxicating liquor
through Alaska waters and across
American territory in the North in
bond from one Canadian point to an-!
other. This traffic was stopped Joiy
15, maccordance with a leiter dateC
July S, which directed that such
transportation be prohibited unless :
the liquor so shipped was acrompa-1
. ied with a prohibition perimt. '
The telegram to the Collector of J
Customs says that two cases are
pending in the Supreme Court to'
lest the order heretofore issued, di
recting that the shipment of intort-;
rating liquors from one foreign port j
10 another through the T'nited Slates
be prohibited unless the goods
snipped are accompanied by a pro
hibition permit. Tending decision on
une of these cases the Collector of '
Custom* is directed to suspend sc
[>ermit the shipment of lienors in
bond from Canadian ports to th
South to points In Yukon rerrit.i'i
horse. Dawson. AUin and othr:
points have been held up since Jul*
IS, at Vancouver and Victoria on a<
count of the refusal of the America
■ lstoms to permit their shipmetr
through Alaskan waters and over
the White Pass Railroad in bond ur
less the prohibition permit were first 1
secured. The prohibition officers of!
Washington and Alaska have refuse.:
lo issue permits for such transpor
[•■ition because the Volstead Act pre
\ idos that these permits may be ts
sin d only when the liquor to b*
transported was not intended for
bovcrage purposes
Deputy C alienor of I ttrtoms r .1
Vandewall. today stated that lie l ad
received instruolions from the Col
lator of Customs John W. Troy. at
.luneau. to permit the sVifment of II
di!or in bond, thronfih Alaska terri
torv. pending tho setllem n: of tho
order which is now pending in ih<
Cnitod States conns.
It is said that many sWr>monis of
Thar reporting Is • > on rip man>
busii>e«s |s lllus'rated in some news
paper very da> hy some news Item
telling about *o:neth!ng, osuallv un
fornmate. that happened to an old
ir.an or an woman. often the
aged pernon. It develops gome« here In
the story. Is fifty-three. we will *aj.
or aomewnere lirtwn fifty and «■
as every alitor has reason to know,
this yonthfut point of view of the re
porter not Infrequently is resented hy
the aged person referred to To he
run ovor by the motorcar m had
enough. hut to be called aped Is addinc
Insult to Ir.larj N 'hody under «• ventj
seems old to himself, and many be
tween seventy-live and elphty would
rather not be considered aped.
rorXI).—Nugget Orescent pin »i' h
moss :<cale pendanl. Owner may
have same by calling at Keller
lVros. identifying property, and
paying, for this ad
Save letter writing by pending |
:he Alaskan bale home to the folks
Special term* for a trial eubscrip^ i
Boat Schedule
3 Spokano duo hrrp Sundav a)
j i r. m.
S Citj- of Soattlr 1*»fx Spall]*1
| this A. M
f Princess Ena arrived this
I morainp
Commercial Hotel
J. B. Adam. Lessee
RATES REASONABLE
Whitehorse Yukon Territory
Big Game Hunters and Tourists
DODGE CAR SERVICE FOR SIGHT SEEING
Men s and
Young Men s
Stylish Summer
Hats andCaps
A T NEW AND LOWER PRICES
We hnvr jnst BHpadM n vlijpmrnt of Stimtftrr t1»f* *n<1
< npv Jn the smartest mcvlol* and <-oJor*.
In thl« jtswrtmro! y< n*?l ffufl J«<* the flat f'np iw Sijl* *»**«!
colnr that mill ple*«e,
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.30
L A. HARRISON CO. T
Popular picture palace
Saturday r.nd Sunday
Paramount Pictures Presents
BILLIE I3LKKI5
IN
Wanted a Husband
Interna!ionn' * rvn
A dinis> on.
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Piles Cnnvl lr B to 1 I
PruppiEts rcfnrtfl n oti •. 1 T.i
OINTMENT falls to
Blind. nieotfinc or Pro!
application. 60c.
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Golden North Hotel
SKAGWAY. ALASKA
REttVI.AR HKUJS THK RHST IX TilF »TTV
skrved irvi in i»\a in thk yk*r
BO AH Daylight Rooms. 10 Room* whh IVivalr Itm i
.. . .Only hotel In Slcagvay »itb Hot and Cold running water
| Latere Oftjce and ^aHor Atnrnc«n arc^Lurcf ran Plsn