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The
Gate-way
Route of
COMFORT
SERVICE
SAFETY
To Yukoa Territory, Atlln District, Interlot Alaika.
During the winter season of 1917-18 our regular traia ser
vice will be maintained XortU and South Bouad between Skag
, way and Whltwhorse, trains leaving both terminals oa Tueedays
and Fridays. * ' J i
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Our through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be
operated betweea Whitehorse and Dawson, affording pvedy pos
aible facility for comfortable winter travel bjr means of a
THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED . STAGE AND AUTOMOBILE LINE.
Fot full in format Kill apply to
C. W. CASH or - A. F. Z!PF
Sapi. Mail Service Department Traffic Manngei
WHITEHORSE. Y. T. 612 Second Ave.. SEATTLE, W«K
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 40. i
Everjr Tuesday and Friday
No. I, N. Hound A 4 No. 2, S. Bound
1st Cla«s • % 1st Class
8:30 *. lij. Leaved SRAGWAY Arrive* 8:50 p. m.
11:05 *. m. " WHITE PASS Lenvea 2:20 p. lu.
11:45 a. xa " LOG CABIN , _ " 1:80 p. xu.
12:40 p. n. " 1 • BENNETT ' \ " 12:50 p. m.
2:20 p. m. " CARCROSS ' 1 10:48 *. m.
4:50 p. m. .\rrlv«* wmTEBORiJE " ''** 8:00 a. m.
Passengers must be at depot In time to -have Baggage in-'
■pected and checked. Insjiectlon Is stopped 80 minutes before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will ba (checked free witjk each full
fare ticket and 75 pounds wit# eafch half fare Uflket.
J LADDER
and all
i Discharps ia:
24-hours:
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CtunUifc Uu
You make a mistake il
vou dk not stoo al
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Room® Single or en Suite
Baths on each Boor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our owa dai»v
Fresh Eggs, etc^
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
WeH Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Mon.
H. S. PULLEN. Piop.
Skagway. Alaska (
CLEANLY "WOMAN.
Krroaraoily Thlafca fcy Scounog Q«
Scmjp That Sh» C»r« Uaadraif.
ClearUy woman hoa an erroneous Idea
that by scourtng tie sscaJp. which re
movea the dandruff scales, she Is curing
the dandi-affl She may wjteh her scalp
every day. and >*t hav« dandruff her
life long. accong>.mled by falling hair,
too. The only »»y in the wi>rld to euro
dam!ruff is to rtll the dandruff germ,
and there Is no hrdr preparation that will
do that but Mpwlfc's Herttfelde. Herpl
eldo by killing the dandruff germ,
leave* the hair freie to grow as healthy
Nature Intended. Destroy the cause
you remove the effect. Kill the dan
druff >re*'n with HtrilrMe. Bold by
leading drujtrists. Bend li»n. In utamps
for sample to The Ilerplclde Co.. De
troit. Mich.
On# Dollar :botUe, guaranteed.
At all Drug- Storso. AdT.
If you want a Box of
Lowney's
Candy
Go To
Tony Dortero
428 Broadway
The Week In Society
THE ROYAL ROAD
Alorg Life's Royal Road every
traveler la a, child of God; every
path and by-path. la beset with
b!°sslngs that are free. There are
vleasant words, bautiful thoughts,
smiles, pure air, wild flowers, sun
sets, roses yes the beauty of the
Great Out-Doors. There is duty,
bitter betimes in, the doing, but
eweet as honey when. done. There
is companionship that gives faith,
ancouramnene, inspiration and| hopq
lovo thai gives armour for the
fiercest battle, tenderness and suc
cor for the deepest sorrow, peace
an J joy for pure living'. And there
ar« bird-song and brook-song and
silent, song that wells in the con
tested heart. All these are scat
tered along the Royal Road for
those who travel wi'.b thoughts high,
heart bold, feet shod with righteous
ness faith In the fellow travelers,
and with a vision that looks down
tho vista which wends its way to
Peace and Rest. They Royal Road
leads far and wide, over many a
h"l, down many a dale to the
Eternal City of loy at last.
j J. M. Keller went to Haines 011 a
short business trip this week.
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Dr. W. G. Gabie returned on the
Princess Sophia from an extended
viei' in eastera cities.
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William Wright Is home from a
trio to Chicagoff and other points
of interest in and around Sitka.
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Mr .andM rs. H. E. Browne and
Harold Brown© jvore luncheon guest
of Mi's. William Hargraves on Wed
nesday,
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Mrs. Andrew Stevenson left for
Juneau on the City of Seattle where
she will meet hr husband on bis
re'urn from the Westward.
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E. J. Barry returned on the City
of Seattle from a visit in Chicago.
Mr. Barry went to .Chicago to be
present at the base ball games.
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Charlie Crepeau returned on one
of the last boats from the West
ward where ha has been for over
a year; and is at the home of his
parents on Ninth avenue.
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Mrs. A. L. Bell of Whitehorse,
whe of Captain Bell of the R. N.
W. police arrived in town this
week on her way toCaliforna where
she will (spend the winter.
o—e—e
Mrs. C. W. Mcintosh and Miss
Henrietta Rousseau came from Ta
coma on the Princess Sophia and
a'tcr a few days' visit In Skaagway
oroceeded on their way home to
Wnitehorse.
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On Monday Dr. and Mrs. L. S.
Keller entertained at dinner at
tbf> Pullen House for Mrs. Harriet
S. Pullen and Mrs. C. W. Mcin
tosh and Miss Henrietta Rousseau
o* Whitehorse.
W. W. Dickkirison came over to
Ska^way last week and went south,
on tho Princess Sophia to be pres
ent at the wedding of his son which
will tak» place in New Westminster
on November 20.
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Mrs. E. L,. Miller who has been
visiting with Mrs. Nprman E. Black
has taken an apartment in the
Broadway Building and has moved
la and is now at home to her
friends in her new quarters.
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Mrs. A. M. Rousseau was a pass
enger tf Whitehorse on Friday; hav
ing come up from Douglas where
she visited with friends and rela
tives. Mrs, Rousseau was return
ing from Tacoma and Seattle.
Mr. E. E. Reynoldson of Seattle
who has been the guest of his son
and daughter in law for the past
fortnight left for home on the City
of Seattle. Mr. Reynoldson is with
the Wells Fargo express in Seattle. !
ir—o—o
Mrs. A. M. Rousseau was a din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
1 i^ar.ty on Thursday, and evening
gufistofMrs. J. F. Van de Wall on
■" the same day aad a breakfast guest
I of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Talbot on
Friday. •
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I Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Reynoldson,
I Mr. E. E. Reynoldson and Master
j John Edward Reynoldson were din
ner and evening guests of Mr. and
I Mrs. F. J. Van de Wall on. Tuesday.
I The evening was devoted to games
' and music. ,
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The poem heading the society
' column of last week dedicated to
I Mrs. Mary E, Hart fihould be
'♦credited tp Madge Morris, a writer
of note on the coast. Her home Is
in Honiara, C.al. and her home
name is Mrs. Harr Wagner.
o—n—e
The Red Crosp jvill soon have a
laige box of surgical dressings and
a shipment of knitted garments
rgadx for headquarters. The ship
ment will be made. In about two
weeks. All interested in the work
should lend a hand and do their
job,
—n—•—D.i
Mr. and Mrs. H, E. Brown and
|6on Harold were passengers to Ju
neau on the Jefferson where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Brown has accepted a position with
the. Flrot National Bank, of Juneau.
Their many friends wish them well
in the Capital City,
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Mrs, A. M. Rousseau arrived on
the Ciiy of Seattle from a visit in
Tacoma and Seattle. Mrs. Rous
seau came north to Douglas on the
Princess Sophia on ita last trip
and remained there for ashort visit
With her sister, Mrs. E. J. White.
She left for home in Whitehorse on
Friday.
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Mrs. Hazel C. Kirmse was a pass
enger to Seattle on the Princess So
phia. Ia Seattle Mrs. Kirmse will
visit with her father and mother,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cleveland and
then go on to California for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Maloney
at Palo Alto and jvith her two eons.
Jack and Dan, at the Waj-ren, school
near Palo Alto.
o—a—o
Airs. Alma McBrien left on thef
City r.T Seattle for a visit in Seat
tle wi'h her father for whom she
will keen house for the winter. Mr.
McBrien is employed as an expert
steel worker and passed a good ex
amination at Bremerton. As Boon as
the strike difficulty is settled Mr.
McBrieu will bo employed either at
Seattle or at the ship yards in
Bremer'on. .
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Ttie engagement of Miss Prescilla
Putnam and Mr. Anthony C. Ruh
is announced. The wedding will
tafcs) place, in January and the
honeymoon will be spent Ju San
Diego. Miss Putnam is well known
in Skagway where she and her sis
ter Miss Nnda Putnam lived with
their father, the late H. C. Putnam.
A'ter the death of th« father, Miss
Putaam went to Loa Angeles, where
she made her home with her pa
ternal grandmother. Mr. Ruh is
in the employ of the Union Oil Co.
The future home of the young couole
will Los Angeles. Many felicita
tions and good wishes are »ent the
bride-to^be by her Jios's of friends
in Skagway.
A grouD of little girls have band
ed together to do knitting for the
"boys" at the front. This club
is known ag the "Small Girls' Knit
ting Club" and is so far composed
O' the following members: Gertrude
Muivihill, Eileen Lynch, Faith Ad
acr.ti, Vivian Phelps, Lucille Hud
son, JEmma Mathews, Harriet Towne4
and May Fairfield, it is urged by
tbeso members that all little girls
j».in and help in making wristlets
and other easily made garments.
This club meets every Saturday! with
Harriet Towne and on Tuesday with
May Fairfield. At present the lit
tle girls are knitting washrags, but
expect soon to pass from that
stage into a more active work. A
prize will bo given for the best
wa3hrag.
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Our Roy MulvihiU writes Bome
very interesting letters to his home
oeople and the following excerpts aft
taken from one of his letters of
recent date from Fort Harrison near
Helena. Montana; "Thanks for the
sweater. It is fine and just what I
needed. Thank Venna for her share
in the work. I may be back at my
Old joo setting pins for bowling. A
bowling alley in Helena gave ns
balls and pins and I tried my hand
for aboui an hour setting pins and
it seemed like old times in Skagway
only these, alleys have no spotters
and it took me sometime to get
used to not putting my foot on the
pedai. We have excellent food. The
feedin? is fine and well cooked. We
keep things clean now that we are
in barracks. I will send a picture
of myself to you. Look for it
about nay day—the 3d or 4th of
govern oer. The booizng has been
checked by the attitude of the Cap
tain and with the exception of a
few fallows who have been temporar
ily assigned to our company; the menl
have been behaving very well. A
lady la Helena telephoned out on
Sunday for three artillerymen to
haye diitner with her and a couple
of fellows and I went andfcad a
regular time. There were two
daughters who. added much to the
good time. The family treated ua
usell 80 we should worry. I am to
ba assistant stago manager of a
show; we are going to pull off in.
towa soon. It was pretty cold
yesterday &ad iota of mow, but it
is melting today. Tliero were pack
rabbits on the parage grounds yesj
terday. I have a fellow picked
out for the sweater you are making,
but don't make the shoulder straps
quite so wide as they make the
shoulders on the blouse too heavy.
Please knit me some wristlets later
if you find time. Send my skates
at any time now as tliere Bhould be
good skating Jxere.'*
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CHURCH NOTES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday morning the minister
preaches on the subject: THE
RELATIVE TOWER OF GOD AND
THE DEVIL. Sunday evening at
7:30 m the subject:-"I can't hold
out in the Christian life." Sunday
school 12:15„ The public is cordial
ly invi'ed to all ihe services.
L. H. l'edei-si.'ii.
Minister. J
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science Services will be
fceld Sunday evening at 7:30
o'clock in the Alaskan building.
Subject: — MORTALS AXD IM
MORTALS. I J
The public is welcome. «
Sunday School 12 o'clock.
Catholic? services
Father P. H. Turaell left oa the
Peterson today for Ft. Win. H.
Seward and will hold services there
tomorrow for the soldiers. There
will be no services in the Catholic
church here.
V«n:OU8 EGGS,
EUOS IX SPAXISII
a little melted butter with boiled
rice atid .spieud on a well but
tered baking ui.ib. Arrange slices of
•hard boiltd efcjfs on top of the rice,
cover with tomato sauce and bake ten
minutes.
Cupped Kg^s.—Butter Individual bak
ing dishes or custrird cups. Put two
tablespooufuls of cream into each, then
the yolk and white of a fresh egg.
Season with pepper and salt. Set the
cup.; In a pan of boiling water, place In
a very hot oven and steam until the
eggs are set.
Baked Omelet.—Soak a cupful bread,
crumbs In a cupful of milk. Beat up
the yolks of three e^?s and stir Into
the bread ai d milk. Season with salt,
add the well beaten whites of the eggs,
turn iuto a well buttered baking dish
and bake twetitv minutes.
Piles Cured In 0 to 14 Day#
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching,
Blind, Eleedlng or Protruding Piles.
First application gives relief. EOc.
• v r\ /2"n A remedy fer lnfectloni
1 D ( f\\ "f the urinary tract.
_ <1 \ f rj [ I Painless. Doa'poisoouua
D J llfc# v IT? aDd wil1 Dot >triciur*
> lJ-J>-AV&J \i>J relieve* in 1 to 6 dajf.
MOLD HY DRUGGISTS.
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