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SK UUVAY'S
Kit VTIKNA^ ORDKRS
Arctic brotherhood. —
Uanif Skagway No. 1
m««4 evurj aocuud aac
fourth Tuesday eyeuiju
at 8:30 o'clock. Vlsl<
Ut brett»r« cordially welcome.
L S. Keller, *rc«l<- Chief.
J il Kt; I. Ll.fi. Acting Arctic director
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I A. M. NO. I M. merla
i;\ Ajui 4til e rlli
o'G W ot e»«-cl- mouth at S o'clock
/T^A Visiting Brethren are wel
come.
JOHN" N* HANSEN \V M.
X - STANUlSH, Secretary.
Iks meets -vry
V's!t-n6 brothers cord:ai!y welcome
1I.\ CRASHAL. H !!
F. i VAttOSWAU,. c>»cr»lir»
Pioneer* ot 1X' Xo. It
aee* l» A. II. Mall first la
everj bsod« ■» s- ■>.
Visiting Br thm coh1I*J1t <el
c mo. J C. PHBLP3. Secy.
KittteirnI Order ol
ICa^leK—
Mia«u aj Aeno.^No
Fraternal Uidtt ol
jjf^y Kagteb meet tile fir>l
ami ilut-tl U'eUaiMlaj mghi ol cacl
nii'Utli at tin-it hull on Filth Av>
aue. \ is t'jig brother* conliully ill
vitc ! to alteud M. K. Kogcrv W. 1'.
J. 11. Griesb»ch, Secretary.
B. P. O. Fi-Kf
No 431 H P O
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V's't-D^ brmtiers cord;ally welcome
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m*e* )* A. II. M>l) first Monit»» Id
every eudi «t *:!<• ■>.
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month ai tUvlt h»U on Kilth Avt
one. Visiting brother* cortlially ill
vitc! to alteud M. K. Kogen, \V. 1*.
J. Jl. Gricsbath, Secretary.
Kiateitiai Oiilcr u»
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Skau»a> Aerio. No
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Ka^ie* meet the fir>i
NaiMU' ri E|»t,-r O K. S
in* ts j'j M: Hall tir~t au :
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Charrie Marie Si>urks
Worthy Matron.
•Leila E. Crow, Secretary.
PKOFfcSSlOXAli CARDS
DR L S. KELLER
Dentlat
Most MoC«rn Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a m- 1-6 p- m
A'SSAas Building — Broadway
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Skagwoy's Social Weel<
j The' ]*ult> n HoUi.o Is undergoing
^ many changes tor tlie better.
'•"inctnt .MulvilUM was an 01 t 'Pi
rassent>vr «>n the l'iince?s Mary for
a visit in the Stat 3.
John Olsi n went south on tl'O rri
cekS Mary and will sp,.nd a fe'v
we ks in cities of tha coast.
l?ust«.r Pullen who met with aa
ac' id<>nt ft f°w days ago 'has so f.t1
r::ovtred as to be ablp to return
to school.
.Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnston
passo'Jgcrs bome on iIiq Prin
cess Msry from a trip to Seattle a J
Vancouver. 4
0—0—0
fhos Lee was a gu-^st of the Pi'l
leii House- Mr. I..x> h.;s 1>C" a
south Cor a trij» ami is now 0:1
Ins was to his honv in 1 aw son.
,»—o —n
f rptain Laaah. u Post »uig■ > n
P.rj \v. H. i-. v-iul c t.. 8 ■
way last Tues'lay lo assiit !'
Ti'omaa Hunnalls it an 1 •• r.t: i
a'locddlciti*.
Mr. and Mrs. A. U. McDonald
wer® pas.>t.rgt rb north on the Priu
"eis Mar>- and aff r a stfP at tif
(.lo'den -North lio\l t!.,y proc*e'Kl
on thcir way home to Diawson.
u «- >•
■Major and Mrs. Lamp !t M. j':
K. C. MvLlary ca.talu i.at'n
Lieutenant ar.d M's Hess Li.. tena 1
Uornhill and Lleut- nart T an> •
i.ll recent callers : t thc i.v ,
St. MarXs.
Misa L. M. v.';«i::ler «!a"sU. r «•
in. au<l Mrs. K*>l«-rt Vwl 1 v
lliines came nor;:. on the l'ri ut
Mi.ry under t'*e rat'oaage < 1
i>an. Curry and 1'ft for hir iioiu.
r>n he Peterson.
The "Jolly Bacliil r ,' w di in
6'i-sts of Mr. and Mrs. llowarl
Ashley and Mrs. Moffat on t'rld
i.a>t. Those in\i»ed were: X~. 't
J. Otandish Mr. _lmore Farm r .\r
John McLean and Mr. Jchn
el.
0- -f> 1
The Skajrway library is growing
mere and more is favor. Man/
books hav3 been donated and the
way is still open for mor\ Mauy
bcotcs have been taken from the li
.■••ary and those In ohargo of tlie
v.ii-k aro much gratified with re
s .'ts in t'Vtfry way.
•fra. Max M. 3mib and her two
:is Jr.ok und Dan Klrmse who hav
• -i for snmetime making their hom
ir tli* I'ullcn Hous0 will oociupy
• Smith home at the foot of
;• :fth avenue tor a fortnight. At
t: > t nd of that tim0 Mi*j. SmiP.i
wMl return to Ketchikan and the
•s will again make t'nir home .:t
Pullet* House
I) 0
"riday evening Master Dan Kirmse
i• • tvTtaincd few friends with a sat-1
last carty. The guest-' gathered with
thu host at the home of his Parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Mas M. Smith aJid
Wi nt to the 'ink wher0 they enjoy
■1 an hour of .outdoor exes^so r©"
r turning m tlmo fbr a feast of i
vr. :;ui and cake. Toasting marsh- j
nnilowj before the open grate was
al'o much enjoyed by the children. I
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T'r. L. S. Keller writes that he
U joying himself with old frienda
in oeattlo he having met many of
lii-> former residents of Skagway.
I.a t week he visited witfi the Cam
of L»r. I. H. Moore former *,u
toon fo the \V. P. and Y. R. I>r
Ki-ll> r writ' s that we of the n,oifth
':ould bu thankful that we are
•: ar„d th^ discord and uurest that
je"\ade in tho statc-s we should be
ih. nkful that wu are not fighting
f r a lhing but are ir a land of
jinty. '
o —n—t*
Mr. and Mrs. Dm. Curry of Daw
i w re guests of the Golden North
olel on their way to inside points
a' tr a visit to Tanak^ and cities
va tho coast- Mr. and Mrs. Our
j.i tuiiie from their home in Dawson
arl; in the fail and huve been vis- |
iti1 s nmong friends since. Mrtj.
: ' rry Is v<ry active In lodge work
: :i;i <:ie and Mr. Curry w^e enter
!■ i ;' d by the Odd Fellows and Re"
U i talis in many wayfe and receiv
.1 h.:icr3 duo jo Prominent members
i t!ii so popular organizations. >
0 0—0
To c'l"b!ata the birthday of Miss
to Lynch a number of her frieii> s
..r-r-d at her hone on \\'ednosday
nr:!; and gave her a very pleat*
it' surprise, The birthday cake was
it illy decked with candles and
a delightful supper was s.Pr''n(i r v
guests and hostess. ThoSo pr<
ent were the Rev. Father Edgar Gal
lant Judge and Mrs. E. A. Ray
inusen Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McCann
Mr". Helen D. Lynch Miss Nancy
Lynch Miss Eileen Lynch Miss Jane
Lynch and th© honor Guc^t Miss
Kate Lynch.
0—0—o
"n Friday la.«t Mr. G. V.
Zinkan and Mfr. JanieC L. Stew
art were honored "with a remem
brance party in the home of the for
luer the occasion being thelr birth
da>. The evening was Parsed in
pleasant social convers0 and the
"twins" voted the entertainment a
sueces9.- A delicious sujro^r
wag served by the hostess.
Tho8e present were the R°v. and
Mrs. E. L Wlnt< rberger Judge and
Mrs. J. J. F. Ward Judge and
Mrs. E. A. Rasmuaen Mr. James
L. Stewart and Sir. and Mrs. G.
V. Zinkan.
o—#—0
,n honor of her son Wells (POi)
O. J. Farwell entprtained a
company of small folk on Wednes
day the birthday of the little man
being the occasion. Mrs. E. H.
Owen assisted and the Utile peo
;>'.s wer0 given a glad time with
childish games. Tho dining table
wa? beautiful in white and gold.
.Tbfc birthday cako was decorated
with colored candicg and two pret
ty candles marked the y^ars of
little Pat. Thoe0 Invited were Vir
girla »nd Billy Cole Shirley Keller
Dorothy RIchter Winnlfred Telfpr
K'nneth Johnston Perry Hern Char
lie RaPuzzi Jr. Dick and Jacfk Owen
and Billy Farwell. In addition to
delicious cako there were ice cram
and candies w-ith other goodies so
well liked by the children.
o—o—o
On Wcdnesday> last wilien Judge
And Mrs. J. J. F. Ward returned
from jrayer meeting they found
their hom0 in the Possession of a
gri v* of friends who had gathered
at the home of Deputy U. S. Mar
shal Fiej Tanner and had gone in
u body to the Portland House the
home of the honor guests. Thq
surprife was complete and afforded
much amusement to all. The self
iuyited guests were loaded with ma
ay good eatables which were ser
ved at an appropriate hour. The
evening was happily passed with
COMBINED REPOKT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
Bank r and its Branches
i o The Territorial Banking Board
At Close ol Busineis December 31, 1920
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - - $667,381.12
U. S. and Other Bonds - - 133.176.94
Banking Premises, Furniture
and Fixtures ... 75,191.94
Cash and Due from Banks - 360,614.30
Miscellaneous Assets -• 36,256.79
Due from Branches ... 122,828.46
Overdrafts - - - - - "* 11.91
TOTAL .... $1,400,461.46
LIABILITIES
c.pital Stock ... $ 140,000.00
Surplus Fund .... 15,000.00
Undivided Profits ... 46,439.59
Deposits .... 1.063.684.76
Due Branches ... 135,337.11
TOTAL - - - - 1,400,461.46
4 PERCENT PAID. ON SAVINGS
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gnmeg and music. Those Pree«nt|
wore; Dr. and Mito. Thomas Run nail'
Mr. and Mr8. Fred Tanner Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Mr. and Mi's.
Fr.snfc D. Wehster and the honor
guf?sta Judge and Mrfe. Ward.
o—o—o
The Women's Club of Skagway
fccrvej a hot luncheon on Friday
evening and reaped a fairly good Ye
ward for their work. About el*ty
hungry people came Into the Social
Center where the supper was served
and had n cup of hot drink and
other good things that make a hot
drink so desirable. The skaters
from the town rink membeTs of the
Elis lodge many from the W. P. &
T. R. wcre among those who came
for refreshments. The club may trjr
it somQ other time when more tlm
v. Ill be given for preparation. Thla
wa* gif«n on the spur of the mo
ment. M
o—a—«
LOST—A Silver Star. Finder please
return to M"r». L. S. Keller and
.ecelve reward.
Tea Dollars will save the life of
a child until th6 n^t harvest- You
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J. J RYAN. Prop. ROBT. KELLY. Mgr.
"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 itill wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
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SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
r 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."
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