SPRING!
Ferry's and Lilly's
Seeds
Onion Sets Bone Meal
Full Line of Feed
at Lowest Prices
Poultry Tonic-Poultry Pepper
Lies KilJer--Nest Eggs etc
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
You nuke a mistake il j
voa J' no s'oo al
THE
Pullen House |
fcUectric Light*
Rooms Single of en Suite
baths cn each floor ■
h amous tor its H ome C oking, ■
Miik, Crein\ Cottage Cheese and :
jttcrr'..is trora our own da"-*.
Fresh Eggs, etc'
$3.00 Per Day and Up
\Vell Large Sample
!\ooms tor Traveling M»n.
H.S. PUXEN. Ptop.
Jkagway. A'asLa
Accident Policy
INSURES UP TO
$7,500.00
PAYS WEEKLY INDEMNITY
$25.00
WEEKLY HOSPITAL EX- j
PENSES $12.5P FOR
TEN WEEKS
ANNUAL PREMIUM
$25.00
SEE
Phil Abrahams
! ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
SPRING SCHEDULE
PRINCESS MARY
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
March 9-°3-30 April 10-20 May 1-11-22
June 1
FOR
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc.
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVKK
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East
All Particulars From
L. H. Johnston Agent, Skagway
SCDJKCT To CUASliE WlTBOCT NOTICE
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SHAGWAY
— -FOR—
. SEATTLE
CI7/ OF SEAfTLE
Direct connecaans fir Tacoma, Vancouver
and Victoria
Saiii i j for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
j i ncs Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
jSailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
Sailings from Skagway to Seattle,
Tacoma and Way Ports
S. S. Jefferson, - April 8
f.j. 5T'A:. Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
popular picture Palace Tue^n^jay
PARAMOUNT PICTURE
JOHN BARRYMORE
IN
'THE LOST BRIDEGROOM'
Story Full of Fun and Laughter
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, l&e
To the Citizens ofSkagway
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the office of
CITY CLERK
'for the ensuing year and respectfully
solicit your votes.
| L. E. Reynoldson
P It 1 N C K S S M A It Y
The Princess Mary arrived from
the South about 3 1'. M.. with twen
ty four tons of freight, and thirty
seven passengers.
She lett for Vancouver at S P. M„
I with .• number of people from Skag
| way. anil several from the Interior.
Mr. C. \Y. C'u.--::. who for many
i 11 ed
I
I He is !:> .i •) NYv.- York and will
I he in i e i1 1 Clos '. mid Suit
| Company, of i • . .
1
j cation. They . ii .slop over in Van
couver and So.sttio.
Mr. ai:d .Mrs. Frank D. Webster
are on a visit with relatives and
i friends in Si .it Bre . erton. and
! Portland. Mrs, Webster's fatiier
who is in liis eighty-third year lives
in Portland.
Sir. James L. Stewart is bound
I for Vancouver where he will make
hi3 liotr.e.
I Of those r.'turning to the north.
' friends will ; Ii'. sfil to see Mr.
land .Mrs. W. A. Pries, our popular
I young banker. Mrs. Pries lias ex
perienced enoiV4h i:i the way of hos
J pitul experiences in her vacation
to spoil. i:i a nieas.ire. ihe trip to
I the s'utes. She r> Mi,;is in f. wd
| itealti; and li.'.ipy ; at it is all ti er.
I Mr. Pries •: : • i„ i; iin«, and pie c ed
to get I we! lie Ii.ies SUagv.ay the
best of any of tiie towns in the
south.
I'utll tl:ey settle, Mr. and Mrs.
Pries are stayit ; at the home of Mrs.
I H. D. Lynch on Third ave.
Mrs. I.iddier t. an i id resident of
iSkagway. is returning for a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. K. H. Itich
ter. Mrs. Liddicoat and her fam
ily have been :> siKia'ed with Skag
way almost from its inception. Old
friends will he pk ised to see her in
our midst again.
J. I*. Olson. The senior' engineer
of the \V i:e i' rem riled alter a
considerable sojoirn in tlio stat< s.
lie reports haw _ a gond ti e, but
pleased to set lack.
Mrs. K. Hainan was surprised to
find that her ss cr. for whom she
has lieen looking i >r him ti.:,e. was
a passenger 0:1 tiie TVI;-.ry. Miss
ttoodger lias hcen on the way lor
some time, bavins • o::ie direct from
her home in i'nglami. She expects
to make t'er home with tier sister in
Skagway.
J. It. Caiuliii. thn l'ort Engineer
at Whitehorse, is in town having
come in on the Princess Mary.
Mr. Dean Amalong. who went
south recently, returned ou the Prin
cess Mary with a brido. Mr. and
Mrs. Amulong will make Skagway
their home. There is much that is j
worthy of imitation in Mr. Amaloug'sl
example.
Captain J. O. Williams, has come
back to take up bis work on one
of the White Pass river boats.
j. A. Fraser, the gold commission
er for B.C. went south on the Mary.
With him were Dr. Eggert, who had
come north on account of the illness
of his mother, but his mother died
before he reached lrcr. Also H. O.
Morse and E. Nelson from Atlin.
The Mary will return April 10th.
FIREMEN TO ELECT
V.WIWL OFFICERS
There will be a meeting of the Skag
way Volunteer Fi-e Department, Sat
urday night, at S o'clock. Annual
election of officers will be taken up,
and all members are requested to be
present.
TVm, Sime,
Chief.
MOV scons. ATTENTION'!
If the weather permjts tomorrow
afternoon, Friday, the Boy Scouts
will take a hike up to Clifton. The
hike will start at the Social Centre,
at one o'clock sharp. Take a sand
wich or two. We return at five p.m.
(Signed) Scoutmaster.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr. Jules Eggert, and Dr. Eggert
wish to take the opportunity to ex
press their thanks to the people of
Atlin for thoir great kindness and
many expressions of sympathy in
their recent bereavement.
(Signed) Jules Eggert
Charles Eggert
Atlin, B. C.
CITIZENS' I'AHTY CON
VENTION FRIDAY NIGHT
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a convention of the Citizens'
Party held on Friday night, April
first, for the purpose of nominating
a full ticket for the election to be
held on Tuesday, April 5th.
All members of the party are in
vited to be present.
The convention will be held in
Firemen's hall at eight o'clock p.m.
Howard Ashley
Chairman.
SK.UiWAY KLK8
MEKT TONIGHT
There will be an interesting meet
ing of the SUagway Elks tonight.
Besides other important business
there will be two beautiful initia
tions when the antlers will he ad
justed to a couple of prominent men.
The members are expected to be
present and participate in the good
time.
Come on Bill.
W. E. Loveridge, a former resi
dent of the north was a returning
passenger on the Mary yesterday
and will go on the next train to
Whitehorse. Mr. Loveridge is con
nected with the Guggenheim inter
ests. |
SPRING Mir
OPENING
• •• • Wednesday Afternoon....
Spring Ginghams and nhrays
Just Received
Blanket Day Fr;r
ALL WOOL, WOOL NAP AND
SHEET BLANKETS
HALF PRICE
^ UADOICr."" PHONE
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In Asking You Fir .. ur Vote
April 5th 1921, for CITY CLEKK J .• :t on these
grounds; That 1 have resided and i . :u 'axes in
Skagway for over 20 years,
Just completed 2 very active ycr m the Council.
Am one of the oldest meml f - i ' .tot r Fire
Department. Participated in ; : Jikagvay
"Over the Top" in all drives. t Interested
in nearly all Fraternal and >
Fully understand the cat' uKar.d
will devote my energy tow •; •.! i'■ '■ .• tvrmer.t of
Skagway Without Fear or 1' ;•
I Thank You For Ycur Vote ... . 3 h, 1921
Lee C.
ROBERT LOWE RE
TURNS WITH BRIDE ;
Robert Lowe the Yukon council-1
man, accompanied by his bride nr-1
rived on the Princess Mary last night i
from an extended trip to. eastern !
Canada and the I'nited States.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowe will leave on J
the train tomorrow for Whltehorse.
where they will live at least part of
the time for the future. Mr. Lowe]
will start at once for Dawson to at- j
tend a session of the Yukon coun
cil, which convenes on April 13th. |
He will go by stage.
Captain Charles Coghlan and wife,'
were arrivals on the Princess Mary
yesterday, and will go over to White-1
horse tomorrow.
Captain Coghlan is master of the
Dawson, of the White Pass river
fleet.
Mrs. Rheinberg, wu'e of the well
known Atlin mining man, will be a
passenger on the train tomorrow for
Carcross, where she will take the
stage for Atlin.
Mrs. Leo Simmons of Carcross, re- j
turned on the Princess Mary yester
day, from an extended trip to south- ;
em points, and will leave tomorrow i
for home.
Robert Aiken, one of the White |
Pass ship carpenters, returned on i
the Princess Mary yesterday from I
Victoria and Vancouver, where he j
spent the winter.
Mr. Aiken again disappoints his
many friends who have been looking
to see him back with a bride. Cobby t
is still in single blessedness but he I
blushingly stated that lie "had
hopes".
Miss Petsy Waring, the popular
manager of the City Cafe dining
room, at Whitehorse, returned yes
terday from a trip to the south, and j
will go over to Whitehorse tomor
row.
Miss WaHng will hold her old pos
ition in the City Cafe, where she will j
be welcomed by their many patrons
of that popular restaurant.
To" Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Grove's LAXITTVE I5ROMO
QOXINE tablets. The genuino bears
the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.
I hereby announce myseii r • a Candidate
for the office of
and respectfully solicit your voies at me
Municipal Election on April 5% 1921
CLARA CAMSQN
ricSo.
oath that h»
:m of F. J.
c In tho City
•ie p.foresald.
• th« sum of
RS for each
u', cannot h 3
. CATARRH
CHENBT.
r ' icribtd In
i ■ member.
•H \30N.
• public,
t >ken lr
- 31ood on
. .--.em. Send
■.. To>ao. o.
tipation.
mn\
Xo Sl. i , \o IYare Willi a
:i3 iSat-it.
W o...-. . nany a Kidney
sufferer.
Pain . i.ui morn to
niglit.
Tv.. ■ bother you
all dry.
Dull reaks yoiir rest at
uight,
Urinary Uh jr.lcrs add to your
missory. -
.
Reach I'.;.? t ;;lg—the kidneys.
Due. r.:; > are for the
kidneys o.ily—
. :i enviable reputa
tion i(y,
r. We'ton, 33 Loveaga
St., San ' Cal., says: "Doan'a
Kid - ■ a i> great help
to r.:e and I < aunot praise them
euo'i=;'.'.. .• ; idneys troubled me
and :ny !. . s so weak and lame,
I could ha: •.::>• keep going. I didn't
know v.i.ut it wr.s to get a good
night's r .1 in t:.e morning my
back uv'.icd. ; 3 if it would break. I
iv. s • and had to catch
bold of some lug to keep from fall
in".. j didn't act right.
Caches left and I
"fit siren la overy way."
Pr'co f>?, at all dealers. Don't
kidney remedy—get
I:: c?y Pills—the same that
•1 had. Foster-Milburn
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