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mhe
Clancy
Kids
An Eye for Business
By PERCY L. CROSBY
On th<» R^T»rprd «nd Mr». jnxxxxnmxumuxi) *
1 til I' \1>1 H SH 1
—O—
of the Paisley shawl
>l" the ■shortest and most
.• < :i;»it*rs in the modern fcis
i>l ::idustrj The manufacture
■ N:iutiful things was begun
•d a hex tit of prosperity and
f. a.::e evti !«t in the space of a lit
N
*1 has been woven since 1 siSO
1 tiot'e :s likely ever to leuve tht
aj-uin. The «hawl had its or
:n : e ambition of the Paislej
to produce on the loom the
e needle, of the Cash
stiuwls that had been sent
from the Kast by Scottish of
Y.
I'.t:.' weavers were notable
atid they produced a
■!» excelled its prototype
i : ii- > ~a and richness of
r success was the re
e:n-e skill, taste, and a
.. v ot touch, which, experts
-o! ..My never been e^ual
: e or since in the weaving
A i .iiutnon price for one of
- ::i : :e days »hen the>
an';- vas £-i'. and the>
uoiben of all classes
ind except the very poor
■n decreed that the Tais-i
;.d fco longer be the
1 fu'e ».is sealed Queen
e t.'-e Jving industry a
i; i< ^se of lite when she
.-teen of the famous
» e one at the baptism
, .nee who was to become
: .. d.—Westminster Gaa
Jill the idle hours
with pleasure!
Timo ncvoi hjinc- heavy on your hamls when jxm have * j
| VICTROLA
In the houvp
By our liberal
| Installment Plan
yon can now have any instrument we have Jn stock put i
in your home at once and enjoy all the great mu
sical artists while you are paying for it.
Itemember, all we ask Is a small
paymeut down and the bal
ance to suit your
convenience
KELLER BROTHERS
Sl<agway's Social \Veel<
The Yule-llde has been very (ten
erallv observed in Sk«p»»y "l'h
Churches that observed Christina
with celebrations had beautiful serv
ices; the Catholic church had tin
customary canonical services un<
the First Presbyterian church had i
tree ai:d services «.a Christmas Kvi
and also a special service on Curist
Was Tite hotels and restaur
ants prepared bouutiful meals a .
were generousiv p-tronized Man;
of the people who wanted a res
front household cares took tiici
guests to tl.ese places, where al
could sit in oomfoit and receive rra
comforts of home at toe »,-u up
pointed tables spread especially I.
the hoi.days
The Pullen Hou«* was resplend
er.t in its holiday braverj of beaun
fhl electric display which nut onl:
decked the hotel. :>ut tee ground:
as well. A line of tlecrric bulbs wa:
suspended from the hotel propel t<
tie extreme end of the iowr
grounds. The miniature ponds an<
the brooks which were entirely frei
from ice, gave hack in reflection ti •
huge Chinese lanterns which ton
cealed the bulbs and Alice in Won
derland or any outer prettv fa.r;
tale could not have been tuore beau
tiful. A big tire of logs burned
rily in the sun parlor, which was al
30 decorated in Cbr.stuias colors an
many of tne guests found comfori
In the many easy chairs, divans anc
rugs. Those who partook of tin
1'nllen House hosp)i»!ilv wcti'
Miss Porothj Mr And* Siiwd 1
•Dg early in the fall of next ye .
Honoring their daughtc~s. Mm
l^ee C. Gault and Mrs Chi > r
noon. The affair was new ant nov
of the big d.ning table wag bas
ket made of doilies p ns. .*.: J the
prises were pins of various kinds,
the favors were rin cushions. A de
licious luncheon «as served Those
ta Richter. Jean Hillery. Porothy
inc. Helen Murray and the two hor
. or g«ests. Erijn i u:
On Thursday evening Vrs. K L.
day school class at ihe Manse. There
were music and games. The mem
bers of i e class are Bertha Selmei
Virginia Selmer, Evangeline Ras
Fairfield. The last named could not
attend owing to illness in the fam
. tly. The invited guests were Frank
Doree. Osborne Selmer. Judson Rog
ers and Fred Blanthard. A delig' t-1
ful luncheon was served.
' On Monday last Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Tanner entertained with cards for a
group of their friends. Those pres
ent were Mrs. A. Slaughter, Miss
Bessie 'White. Miss Anne Barron, Mr
and Mrs. Alex Smith. Sergeant
; Helmes. Miss Pella Rapuzzi, Judge
and Mrs. J. J. F. Ward. Mrs. Ward,
i Sr., Miss C. Sears, Mrs. Macornber, |
v'nop Grant and Mi*s .'unita I
i:..i»h lards »rd malar filled ihe
N s T H 0*nty, Mm H. S Pnl-'
\!r^ \ 0 Blanchard and Miss
v .!h*] rain Stone were informal
A all on Thursday The ladies rn"t
t. c hwim for a game of
Ice while the men folk were at
.i-e T • eentlemen were Invited
x*i joit; the lad es after lodge whrn
a ihi p. mp *u pi'.-r * served
Mr. and Mrs C. W. Ask.
Mrs H. P Clark. Mt«s Por
d V- Andy STre*d wer.t to
!an.<e and enjoyed a delirious
with lb* R«. reread and Mr*
l» WiBtorberper
■•aharet darue at the Pott
i.ir.c-t'win-remembered erent of •
-
|t«nuu!( i'f the mild and qaie
s<ii. Help m»ke merry Chritttnas j
ock on ri.ristmas morn-!
*:d Mrs A. K. Kindell have!
resigned frou their positions:
Home Power company and
moved back Into their pretty
lac. home on llfth a*enne Mr
»., assume hh> office as Pe
ied States Marshal the flrsi
r,eer on the Peterson. having
> -d n Jureas from Anchorage
t» he had h*a employed for
a yea- Mr. Peterson came
ic Juneau on one of the large
ward boat*. He will remain
<r the present
• tie Christmas tree service*
Elizabeth Ward. Judge and j
J. T. Ward. Miss Clara
- Miss Alice Barron. Mr. and
- Fred Tanner and J. V. Flynn i
cat! t-red *itb Mrs. A. Slaughter and
Miss Ressie White and had a very
i able evening.
Jcdre K A. Rasmuson. Mrs Ras
muson V:ss Evangeline Rasmuson
•: Elmer Rasmuaon were evening
r;> s of Judge and Mrs. J. J. F.
"uvd on Tuesday. When the Ee
t"hi ;t left port Judge Rasmuson
was a passenger to Juneau
• and Mrs. Herman Miller. Mr.
ariiV.rs Howard Ashley and Mr. and
Mr? L. H. Johnston were informal
< :ig guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
*.e:' Hannan and Miss Elsie C.
Go dger on Thursday. A d?'igfct
fi. repast was served.
Clarence. Chester and Lee Cart
wr ght. with their three friends,
ca^e down from the Cartwrigkt
;ar.>h and enjoyed Christmas with
tlu-.r parents, sister and younger
brother in the Cart wright borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ashley. Mrs
Moffat and Judge Martin Conway
were evening dinner gwest* of Mr.
and Mrs. Hermann Miller on Moo
ds, v Music was the chief amuse
ment of :he evening.
On Monday Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Rur.nalls entertained Mr. and Mrs.
C. V\ . Ask. and Mr. and Mrs. F. D.
Webster for dinner. Cards follow
ed the d nner, interspersed wit!
music.
The Elks will give a big New Year
Eve dance and a fine time Is prom
ised. and as the Beet People on
On Earth always live np to their
promises, it will be w-ell worth while
to go.
K L. WiiMrbtrpr entertained at
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. L. H. John
ston. Miss Mabel Pattl Stone and
Miss Esie Goodjer.
Mrs E Chester Robert* was an ar
rival on the Estebeth and after a
short slop at the Tulleti House, she
left with Mr Roberts for their home
in Whitehorse.
The Broadway Lonrh aerred a '
very fine Christmas dinner to It*
many patrons. The cooking was et
rellert and the Christmas cake par
excellence
Mr *«d Mr*. T. H Ganty enter
tained Mr. and Mr* A C. Blsncn
ard and tb«ir two tons. A. C.. Jt .
and Gordon, and Miss Margaret t <1
ihan
Miss Mariraret Caliban and Mtss
Elsa Ridlen are visiting at Fori Wil
liam H Seward, the puest* of T.lea
lenact and Mrs. Seehree
At the Golden North tb» Bin
bachelors Fathered for Christmas
cheer and the whole affair was one
of happlnen
Hr and Mrs L. S Keller were din
ner meets of Mr and Mrs E. Ches
ter Roberts at the Pollen Honse on
Tharsday.
Vr J A. Stewart entertained at
Valens.
• \dd;t:or*l Society on page fm
PBOFKSSIO\AL CART*
W. B. STOn
ttlsrisf at ». s »
Prartjr* In all roan,
la Territory of A! it- W »
HAIVES »■•* —
I>R- U R. KKU.I K
Pent 1st
Most Mortem
Office Honrs: P-l 2 a m—1-e r
Alaskan Bofldlnc
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fourth TwW.kt trrhiuf
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tng brother* cordially
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(nalr hall. <r»t •«<
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month, at $ or! ark. Vl»
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POIXY WKRSTER
Worthy Matron.
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