By rzr.CY L. CROSBY
;■ ty tht M N.'w^cf
M AM A WAN* S TO 0AK6 A
CMC,VOT ShC'S SHORT (
OF SOME 0FTHereTWN6rr
sue wanrs to know if
You'll UNDTHCHTO
L her until Saturday.
I COPOF MILK, iTeASPOONJFOt/
Of 0AWING POivOCR, ICUP0F /
Raisins, y% CUP Of QOTTeR.s/
36G6S, CupOFSUGAQ, 3
5C00PS0F FLOUR, eOTTLC J
LCMON 6XTRACT ANO f
\A QOX Of MKTChZS.
: farrh <1" . Cureu
... . a*
-disease.
-
V. . • s • . uu»ns. and
f to t ike an
#
i • .» r: ..:s thrU
. . ie was
Offered in th2 stock
of efoods of the e>=
tateoiTony Dortero
Sabina Dortero Executrix
423u BROADWAW.
'Jo to Kell r-" for your lea C: t-ani
ev«?r> t'a.-*. No c sip?olntm<-iit ttrry
riiK sKAGWAY
P ons°,r Dairy
Iiic SA^iTABY MILK RANCH k
liirtesl u»d tM*t oo«.
ductiil d»i77 i« Al(ust&.
I -ii!/ ihi^meoia of pari
xlli d*a c.eatn to *U cOi»t
iB >*• A luko*
Koutc.
LAND WAITS ON RECLAMATION
Water .nid Modern Methods Will Make
the Desert of Turkestan Bloom
Like a Garden.
Turkestan K of course, primarily
mrieiiitnivl couairy. ami cotton, the
:i::i.ii>r cr«p. Tin- other industries still
await development. There is a tre
mendous Held : >r the cultivation of
vineyard* a ml ric" ami other cereals.
At the same time, the development
<>;' agriculture «ill greatly stimulate
the sheep-raisins industry. which is
now in !!:•• hands of primitive natives,
uninstrucled in modern methods. The
fruit Industry aw; :s tie- gtlidins hand
of mod' rn science. With tiie help of
California specialists, Tnrlcestnn could
he transformed into an enortnoiis fruit
garden. There is :it present only one
factory for fruit pr -enimt. Similar
ly. the fisli teeming in the lakes and
rivers need on'y the introduction of
modern to place them upon
the fttod mar' ts of tiie world. The
silk hulu* rv, if properly >• remixed,
would easily become one of il e most
Inip«>T ■ t in the world. The n>. utitalns
of T estan are rich in tmexplolted
a ..Is. tJold. iron, cupper, coal and
Dial rare ail I precious s'oties and
metals ■" ait • ••' 'i
There is siii o" lid in Turkestan
tlia't the i'den lie lir<i man was
placed in :he ■> i" of Ki-rchnnn and
that for li s -i'r \!': ii *nI>1 :s curse upmi
restore* the •!, >rt • > H. hte -s -id fcr
hcild I'M i anew?
Pro!? '■/ So.
"Kvcrjililti'.1 I ;i- ''<'111 sr.lil. ev< n on
tV sul.jo''! "i !•«■»'
•"(»!! Tl..t• < t. I(lo Ei't
iriv • « . : - til Silt" (• '
- >' ' • -Mrc.**—•
L»ui-\O'-.t
Even (111- :*• it■ ' :••! :!.' uito to rt!s
|,is * "J'lii' fion.l vvlici iftrov s uiim
on tin* pavwiifii: i- !••• •> »«
•vmii'l *ii!l I Iuii»l (•> inrile i1k>
frenzy ti;iiiv<l in en
,*A>VWV» W ' *( ' ->V.V V"W.
KeSsci'os -'/iTAR ; H of;
> - -tiiO f
■ "« , \ 3!.A5DSR<
v •" rail *
gjfe life *rg88ia|
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FOOD
m,
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment. Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powaers,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with tho care of the baby.
for
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
t " «'
Sl<cig way's Social Weel<
Max M. Smith or Kinase's is in
's!?4tUe on baiPin'l;H. Mr. Smith,
UP en tli0 Princcss Mary a«J
will r-turn :is foon i-ti possible.
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Mr. and Mr". Hermann Miller'ai'd
Mi-, al"|1 Mrs. John G. Blaneliard.
who went pleasuring oil a trip
10 Car<TOSs nnd Atlin return«d on
Monday woll pleased with'their'visit.
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Mr and Mrs. Harry B. Miller,
who left h0rJ for AtUn last Mon
day ivturned to Carcross by next
bsat end left for tho interior
wfce,£ they will pa^s tho winter,
at Fairbanks.
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J (La M. KeUer of Kellers Bros
was a vilitor in Haine3 this week
wh".-t- ho vent to attend tu a
mat'tr of business. Mr. Keller went
down cc tho Petoition and return
e'. on th« Es'ebeth.
On Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Jona
than McBrien entertalned at dinner
for Captain, Joliq Ashley of the
'Swallow'', U. S. navy boat, Mr.
am! Mtl;. Dudley Allen of Juneau
?'i M r. AValter McBrien.
b—u—v
Miss'Holland8 and Mifcs Lab*-!,
of Sail Francisco were tho guests of
Mr. anj Mrs. Dudley Allen at th
b mo of Mrs. Allen'8 paren'i Mr.
aad Mrs. Jonathon McBrien whil
■ lie Spokano was In, port.
9 0—•
Mi « Katio Martin daughter of
C 'p- 1*. Martin, and Fred Dona n
worth accompanied by th® latter8
mother, :U of Wiiitehorso war
pis^ijip.-rs south on the Alico to
Victoria where tho young people
■will attend school.
Mrs. Martin Csnwajr. uid her
three- rhildrin, Be-'tK Jack and
Mart It. will be so'itii bound pass'-n
r.i on the 011J of Seattle
\v!uce they will reside for
the nt. The children will
•htcr Hi" ?eattle "chools.
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Mi's Sophie and Master ErH
JiujI't r a*td son of Mr. Johnson,
superintendent of t'w Ciooutla Xa
tfVf s; hool at Careross, pafced
through Skagway thi* w^k on
ilt'-'ir wjy to Vancouver B. C. wh.ro
tiny will jejuni0 tK.eir studies.
w—o—o
Mr". Richard O'Connell of Fort
Dodge, Iowa and Miss Cora 0
Council of KeamT, Nebraska
who have been the house guest
of ilrts Helen D. Lynch for the
s imniPr w«r© south bound passen
gers on the Princess Alice for the!
hor^e.
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On Sunday \V, 3. Morse, com
mander to the U. S. fcubchaser 31
and Ensign Peterson, of th0 same
cralt- were dinner guests of Mr.
."it'll Mrs. Jonathon McBrien. There
wer° also pr<tsent Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley Allen of Juneau and Mr.
Walter McBrien.
o—0—0
Mrs. V. I. Halin an.! her son
Karl and h°r daughtei Kat'.iei
iito will bp p assents ';outh _ on
the City of S-'atUe'for'SeatMe
\vh -e they will make their heme
until next summer. Mr. IT; Um an J
M;<s Katharine will resume thei
th' ir t;tudle» lit the Sc&tMc'school.
j-1|,s Evelyn .Wheeler and • 2ier
brother Matter Herbert Wheeler
tlauuhter and son of Horoert Wheel
cc, fetoral manager for the "W.
P. and Y, R. accompanied by SIiss
Holmes returned on Tuesday from a
I rip to theh interior and Atlin and
1-lt on tlie Princess Alice for thei
heme in Vancouver B. C.
0—A—0
Miss Mainl Patti Stone, Prirt;
ti;ial of the Ekag-way *chool and
Hit brauo terclieifc, aqss Lena Loifis
'foril MM Orpha B'ockard, Miss
> .MarV Wcodson r.nd Miss Ruby
' Sli;r» . aeootupunicd by tha mother
| cf tin' Misses 1 Stone, arrivodou
j ill'- Prin^c'b Alice and they wl
'again make their home In, tho t°»oh
j crag" orr upper Seventh arenxl
I .Mr*. Elizabeth Stone will fid the
j Itm of house mother and "keep
the bnmo fires burning."
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| .Mr. a rd Mrs. E. B. Carson
I win lia. <■ be°n visiting with friends
and -* l;itiv"-; in Skagway forcfeever
al week* were passengers on 'h*
Spokane last Saturday on their
way home 'o Fr<?no, Cal. Mr.
u ud Mib. Carson expressed their
appreciation of tTw nor'h esp<~ci
ally Skagwav, ivh'ro Mr. Carson
once :nado liis hon.® with liiti
parent", Mr. and Mi-s. George Car
son. Mrs. Carson had n.°v®r boon
north befor>\ but enjoyedi the
> it it and hopes to come at a
future time for a longer \.tit.
Karly in the pre®' nt month, Mis
lAu»ic-GrOy K^rpatriik wet. married
to Mr. Howard Buraett Ashl'j bot
of Taccma . Wit. AMU^y Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harr
A. Kirk pat rick of Tacoma and Mr.
As:iK.v it th© •■ll'-'i- son of
Mr. Howard Ashley of Skasrway.
A dualled "ciouJit ol" the n«'d<!!r.s
was seit the I)ai!y Alask:in hut
space forbids *h° publishing in
wl.ole. The youllS 'Couple wjl be
at fconie for the present at W'ilk
crson Was-hlngton where Mr
Ashley who lv a dvll engineer
i* employed. ^
To celebrafa their twenty fislit
wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs
P. J. Flynn enter'alne<I tit dinner,
on Saturday lnfct at their home
in the Nort i end. A niost ex
ce!lentt dinner was served folowvd
by cards p.ml a luncheon. Tlie
hou-.e was say with Tjeautiful
late Tuminier flowersl and the'jpiest
pronounced tlie little home celebra
tion a very grr°at success. Ther«
were present Father I-eo W'al-Sh„
Mr. and Mifc. J. J. Dwyer and
th>ir ilittl® son .Tack, Mr. aud'Mrs
: Jan.es> K. Mc.Uibter aud their'little
daughter, Carolino Ann, Miss Jane
f arrelly. Mr AV'iliiam 'J.
Flynn, Owen Flynn. and the host
anda hostess Mr an. Mrs J'. J.'J
Flynn. „ _
On Thursday evening a farewell
I dai;Jus and card par1)' was giv
en lr. A. 13 liall for Suporinteaid
or.t oC the W. P. and Y. R. V.
I. Halm and Mrs. Hahn, Judge &
Sirs. Martin Conway. The executive
committee, Mrs P. II. Ganty & Mr'.
Eric Telfer hava rtason fo be
proud of the success of th® happy
affair. Assisted ty a number of
| •willintf workers a delicious "up
per was spread at midnight, and
several went to the (hall in the
afternoon and helped to prepare
for the occasion. Th® hall wa
handsomely decorated in early
fall tlowejt; and with inspiring music
nething \vas lacking for the pba
surt« of tho Invited guests. Danc
ing waa kept up until a late hour,
when farewell was taken of
the honored guests and pa
tfomssf.s. Mr. Dudley Allen oi
Juneau and Mr. Robert liowi-n
playc.- for the ' closing dances
and received Jik-ar'y encore3. Or
the whole this was on? of the
pltasantest parties of the year.
forr.pUni'^nting a group of younf
t>''opl,! \v3io will Boon. leave for
outside points to attend school,
Mrs R. O. Kjnry, Mr'. W. J Mul
vihill, and Mtts. E. H. Owen en
. viaincd with n dancing party a*
Arctic Brotherhood hall oai Friday
i evening. The Qiali was vcry,
lavishly decked in. early fall flow
i.i ;md the reception hall jm?
? .■ il "til with itl; complem^n
ot bloom*. The music was cx
>•;*'!I( »t and dancing was kept up
1 a Iat° hour when &!l guestfe
took lcavo of£ th.0 complimented
•iii'sis and their hof'Ulises and
! vitii many good wishes for Suc
in studies and a ihappy re
union nvxt year, tliev wmi »i«>*
.o dream thc Hreams of youth,
•villih all ho.ve dr°arccd but few
::ve rail zed in full. [The gno3®,
vr" the -Aliases Mabel I'attl Stone
'.ma I.wasford, Orp'aai Stockard,
B«ss!e Conway, Katheriiio • Hahr
Mary PulKn, Vivian Talbot, Edit
Ar-hison, Floris Clark, tron0'Ada.'ri''
Dorothy Col®, <• Ellen Rogers,
fan line McCaiui, Nancy LyJO
a>angv'iine Rasmuson, Gertrude Mul
villi! 1, Mar}' McCann and,
Marian Gaaity: M«ssr'« Jack Con
way, Karl Halm Frederick Blanch
ard, Chas. Wells, Wm. Ril<y
Robert Bow^n, St«ve Pig'tt,
Jack Kirmse, Dan Kinr.se. Wm
Bledsoe, Harry Ask, Wm. Fljui
MsirMn Conway, Vincent Mulvi
hill, Frajtcis Van d° Wall and
DoMpld MnJvihlil. Thos© whoh 1
slsud were Mr". V. I. Hahn,,
MrR Hermann Millar, Mrs. M Con
.Mi'j. Eric TelfL'r, Mr. R. 0. Henr
Mr. W.. J. Mulvlhi'll Mr. V
Hah.i and Sir. F J. Van de Wall.
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CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Sun'iHv serrken will be held at 11:00
o'clock fa tr,e morning In the'Church
Edifi,;., of Christ kin Science Society of
Skat; iv?-.' vomer ^laln street and
Fourth a^nue
Chris*la . Scitnce Subect:—
Christ Jesus. *
The jribl'c Is* corMIaliy Invited
SuntUv School at 12:00 m o'clock
Wed'ifrS'iay evening scrvlce at 8:00
o'clock
FII5ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rpt.K. L. Wluterberger, B. D.
Pastor
Morning Y/orsh'p w'cJi Sermon by
th« Minister, at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday scHiool at 12:15,
Even'ng Worship nt 7:30.
1"\e MIni®ter will speajj- on
anopstry and responsibility.
Wednesday evening Prayer and
PrJ!fe sen-ice 7:30.
ST. MARK'S CATHOLIC CHUKCH
Mass 10:30.
father Edgar Gallant.
Pull Gqs;cl Mission.
Preaching Services. i
Sunday 2:30 and 8 x>. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m.
Everyono urgently 'anted.
W. H. Shoemaker.
FINISH SUXDa? DINNER
WITH PURE ICE CREA3
Keller Brothers are Bervlng
their unexcelled) Ice Croam at
their sanitary fountain.
Dellvtirlgi mad» for Sunday d'a
ner. Phone 126.
NOTICE 10 CREBITQBS
XtXice is hereby given, that th'
undersigned has haoa appointed Aid
ministrator o' the Estato of Blmou 3
Weitzman, deceased, by tha Probate
Court for tho Territory of Alaska
sittiLg in probate at Haines, Alaska
at J any and all persons' hav
ing claims against said estate are
required to present them to mo in
the Town o£ Haines, Alaska, with
th© voucher required by law within
six months from tha date of thf
fir&t publication of tlii3 notice.
fated this 20'h day of Auffust,
19-0. ,
\ 1 J. H. Chisel.
Administratoi
First publication 'S—21, *20.
Fi.al pnblication 8—18, *20.
\h nil
M! F\H
And Lc$s. Very Irritable and
Would Scratch. Cuticura Heals.
' My little boy was broken out all
over his face and lees wiih rim
pies. The pimples were
scaly and itched dread
fully, causing him to be
come very irritable. He
would scratch and make
them bleed and his face
v;as diafiguic-d.
i 1 used a tree sample
of Cuticura Soap ancfOintment., then
purchased one c^ke ot Cu'icura Sorp
and one box of Cuticurc Ointment. I
used the Soap and Ointment every
night until he was entirely healed."
(Signed) Mrs.Edith Kling, 1511 ICth
St., Santa Monica,Calif., A::g. 4,1919.
Having cleared your skin, keep it
healthy and clcar by usmj Cuticura
Soap for evcry-day toilet purposes,
assisted by touches of Cuticura Gin* -
ment, now and then, as needed.
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and hot
water. Touch pimples blackheads,
redness and itching, if any, wit£
Cuticura Ointment before bathing.
Dry and dust.lightly with Cuticura
Talcum, a fascinating fragrance.
E«cb rrf« br Mull AtHrea* vott-nrd:
■ Col'.carik. licj t. R, Maiden " S"tJ cvrywhrr
SoanJS^ Omtment 25 ami 50c Talcum 25c.
Cuucura boap inafj without mug.
The Golucn North Cafe «erves
011I7 tho i-erT that tha market af
fords and "nvites a tii^l o"
excellent sesvice and cuv^'ne.
SKA<; WAV'S
FRATERNAL ORDERS
* Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No 4.
meet* everj ssfi'i't! a:i$
fourth TutJsuuj . »«aiui!
at 8:30 o'clock. Vis).
las brotLem cordially welcoiuo
t. a KeUer,. Arctic Chief.
J M KELI.ER, Acting Arctic Director
F. & *. M.
White lN's* Ii"d„e K. *
A. M. No. >13, meets s!«l
ami-Siu Snturdttr e.cii t t
01 ea> b month. Visitiii,
li.eilirc n ure welcome.
Dan- McDonald. W. M
r J -.vJT&NDlSH, Secretory.
" TflBflEU&ULL9
a. p. i). ki.ks
NO. 431. B. ? O
HI Us mePts evt'iy
l'hursday at 8:00
P M
V's't'ii6 broinere cowa-wy
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
W. i VA^IDEWALL, geer*tin
jPioiitifrs of Alaska Iyloo, No. 12<
metf i» A. B. IlaJl first Mon<J*y 1"
(•very fiiont *t 8:30 9. m*
VUKicjf Brrtthwi cokU*!!? *el"
c«n*. i. C. PHELPS. S«cy.
Fraternal uiner
Eagle**—
Skagway Aerie, No
Fraternal Order ol
Kagles meet the first
am] tftira weune&u«*y
mon lit at their ball on Ftftb Ave
anp. Visiting brothers cordially in
vito 1 to attend M. 13. Rogers, W. P.
J. JC Grlesbaeh, Secretary.
Nuoiu' Chapter ►Xo. », 0. E. S.
m' ts an M&sonlc Hall first ami
tl.'rd FrHays of each mouth at S
P. XI. Visiilns members welcome.
Kiel enco Vaadewall Worthy
Matron.
Virgin'* Suff'cool' S-cretary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
DR- L- S. JCEU-J5R
Dentist
Moat jUo6ern Mcthodfi
Office Hour*: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- m
Alaskan .Building — Broadway
BKACjWAY ALASKA
\V- B. STOUT
At Ii » *'
Praciic* In all courts
In Territory of Alaska
MAJ NES — — — — ALASKA