FRESH GOODS
APRICOTS
RAXAXA3
\Y ATER Mi l OX
CAXTKIX>PK
CI IKK RIKS
PEACHES
LEMONS
OKA Mil s
GRAPE Mil IT
new sri ns
II. II. TOMATOES
CAE. TOMATOES
l.ETTCCK
Bl'XCH < \RROTS
bench beets
«T5;ekx onions
CCCOIBEES
CREEX PEAS
CABBAGE
Luncli Goods For the Celebration
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
...Caribou Hotel...
K. VT. Gideon, IVojh ii'lor.
CAKCROSS. V» T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
Atlin
« \r.i i;o» toikists imhhmint Koi:
lU.KASAM VACATION
<.<»«•[> hintim; ami itsiiin<; u tiik ixhtr
MOTOR liOATS VTK\!>»HKO
" "■ * " " " vvav. v^vV^ vjNaiJOaSlSMKS
S. S. Princess -:S S. S. Princess
'.CANADIAN?
ALICE ^ ROYAL
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-28. Aug. 4-11.18-25
— FOR
Yancouver. Yictcri?, Frirce Ripeit, Seattle
-■ • W.nvt.'i.ver v ' l- i : .. Tia r>
Cheap Rour.d Trip Fares to Fc>tcrn Points
• ■ r-.-to .\ _ «•
Tickets and All Informaium Fr< m
■
- „'.'Ct to change wain
THE
jADnifl'AL LINEC.
ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
Offli-e - Second and Broad'-vay - Phone 3
SAILINGS FROM SHAGWAY
SEATTLE
SOUTHEASTERN AI.ASK \ PORTS
S.S. City of Seattle - July 14
, S.S. Spokane - - July 21
1 OR RESERVATIONS AMI l\IORM\TIO\
APPLY TO —
t. o. HIRSOUIERO,. AtJENT SKA(i\VAV. AI.ASKA
+'
Subject to change widiniir NMlt*.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Will \ Y«U TIIIXK Al.ASKV THINK \I.ASKA S. Sv OOMI'AW
Sa.lings Irom SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACO MA and Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, IS, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10. 20, 31
J \gont I'liunc Slv\(»\\ \V, VI.ASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
BANK OF ALASKA
PAYS A DIVIDEND
Tlie Hank ot Alaska on Tttesd»\
last, paid IO Its stockholders a ■
per cent. dividend This is the tiist
profit disbursement viiicli tho batik
' has nutdo since it lias been estat
lished. The bank »as organized in
191fi. and opened its doors m Sknj.
way for business on Mar. Ii Ji>, of tin
same year Sinee that lime Hiroe
Tho original cap.1**1 slo. k of this
branch banking system v.is $.M\
ed to $14'<.('0ii It has a surplus
ils has reached the high ma* k iif J1
SLil Cr • •
I'rt-ll V* (*'.*•' ■ ■ I' ♦ "■
fl .s
0* ;! e j -
:«r
I
usi fii: i-itir. i: b « fct-r .n
the .n
purer. ' ■ -
then '
dr.io.-v J tlie i.
iiU'l ins - **! i ' tr i.»
certain g'a: !* »
As • rwu:: »
miles However. It is sfi
nuts. After a a k :
bes: .«•■ rt of a ho
ami ti»o fcetry a strain
he
monkeys. In pirher : s t • • '« a ;•*
tient sliouSil be a ill- : j;* ■! .
MAGNITUDE OF AGRICULTURE
.
prehenci ::s niHgiiitU'le T • . ' <
Marketing es' - are •' at t! ar -«
amount of farm ;
buy Siilo «i>r;h i: -:n *■
' time tlie clock :.ck*
pmiiiie «. w ill amour: r< - ' •
carloads, rained at no* less
Ortii'.KVl.ii><0. am) that more
OOO.flW worth of this win ><• i »-fi
upon the market. The*
farmers nlll not buy less th:>i s <>.
iHHt.iHX) worth of fnrm sup] ea "Hie
purchasing power of thV termer and
the tnapi :ude of ! is hu*-::«'" are not
appreciated nmil the tota! account is
broupht rojrel! or am) then the tju-es
are so lar^e they cannoi bo compre
hended.
Local News Items
Mrs. Ida Oreeese came over from
Luc Cabin on Friday and i« spendt^!
[.) vacation with her son's family for
.1 few vreeks.
T
v.Mid at Olacior, wjw a Skapwav vis
tor this * >•<•)> Smith say* he has
almost two hundred cords of wood
int now and will have about that
mnoli more out by fall
The siHinklins of the street* even
ings is a most welcome act and .litef
•siiw sees to it that thev are kepi
i«fll wct down, which saves the ipf
chants many dollars as a!«« addir.c
;o the comfort of the rat ions iilonr
1-roadwa' and the side street*
\ ppearinp before 1 S Onmmis
>ner V nrd this morninc on a
..-(re of lart-eiM Jess Wallace en
• •••.( •' l'!< ■ of cm. 1 ^ and w«* fined
[t ;.-,d new ones pin d -v :
eji \'
"d*' mtilofi » • » !t.
■
• Ul t:.< : iii
: d s.,n;f o: '::•••■ I
;- :•«.<- T1 '-n ;-s a
■ i. it: t!.p earl> sprinp he
1 accompanied h>* his
. 'iter and son. the latter havinp
p Haines for some
i' • "ivn s'earners of the
r t. V Route, who intends to be
<• - a river pilot or captain of ~iv
'.■its This yoiinc man. Fred. t«
a f. •(?!: :«"■ of the Cflooinls school
' ■ ' toss and is considered a vpr>
Thursday The party consisted <>:
V.r F 1"> Clark and his hroTh<r, »lio
is ms Mug him. Porot\~ 01*~V Kev
left about 9 "P and arriwd at the
| usual time, 3 "0. Tim seenis to be
the most usual time for folks to jo:
Men's and
Young Men s
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
A T NEW AND LOWER PRICES
T\> havn jn«t nnywwkfsl n jihlpnwni f rm snmnnn H*f« «i»«1
«"«!*« In the Mitmtmt mo«lcK anil
In thl« assortment you'll fln 1 m«t tl»r lint «*t < ip in St tie nn«l
color that nil! p)fn«c.
CAPS - - S2.S5 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 and $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO. rT
Popnlar Picture palace
Saturday and Sunday
Pa mount Pictures Present
1
A pi
i r oi \
With
M ci r i i» 11 I) ;i v is
The First Introduction to the >»■«$* ■ Public Of
Thi« Beautiful Aclifrs
Paramount Bu:; nHolmes
Land Of the Mompies
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Smpson. Mj-r
JUNEAU.ALASKA
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Mi. K. I„ IVtngias ? ortticrlj V '» 1 A *><•
V. R. H. Co., 1 nn. Par, Mncs. In Ctart^ *
Mr. 1". J. Cit«k. K«»rnic*rl> of M ,
Onrirr «»t Jcwrlrj
■ >UT UPS f hs
KKPARTMKNT Ol THI 1\T!I!I«»U
t nite.1 "»i1'1
serial 0
NOTICE 1$ HKRrrV ■
Vibe". Sit".! Ch:s
> s. « ho, on Jii'
j northeast <jnt.r
west qtinner, n irth*e»- . m
sOtltlie&St qua" '•
SOtllhWWt
■An. ha? filed no ■
tion to make fina' throe
, to establish claim to the land
r-nb!:f, at H*:ne«. Alaska
:0th day of Aufntst. lf>21
Claimant names as witnesses
Joe Voelkl, of Haines.
Sam T\~biialer > Wei -
ka
FRANK \ BOYLK.
First Publication. Jim 14th
'Last Publication, Auf 16lh.
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