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A Sack of Flour
liii nk of us
Oui line of substitutes is complete anil our
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4 I 4 iTR CENT. GOLD BONDS OF 1928
Subscription* open from April (>th to May 4th. 1918; Payable
as follows:
5 per cent. Cash. 20 per cent. May 28th, 1918
35 per cent. July 18th. 1918 40 per cent. Augus! 13th, 1918
Interest on deferred pawnents after May 9th. 1918. Maturity Sept
15th. 1928. nol convertible, same tax provisions as 2nd Liberty Loan
VOIR SUBSCRIPTIONS SOLICITED
BANK OF ALASKA
Have You Bought
That Liberty Loan Bond?
Tlie Hun Fiuh'insj the Most Cruel War iu the
World's History.
The l"iiite<l States \iu> \Hi s arc Fiiihtiiig fop
l'eace.
Money Will Stoj> ''lie Cruelly. Tlwjr Xeed t*>
Horrou Minify anil Ol'fi'i llie World's Safest
llOTlds.
Do Your Part --- Do It Now — Today
Tills siiiicc I'alriolii'itlly |;ti l ii.r and donated l»y
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IV. | itrl..,- i f 'lie SWKKT SHOP.
WANTED:--Fighting Dollars
To Volunteer in The Third Liberty Loan Brigade to Back
HIM and a Miflion More Like HIM Up With The Means
For Both Preparedness and Protection "Over There"
Do Your Share, Buy 4 Bond
I'li'ij lUuk i> a I'Mluiiiriui Kocruilini; Station
(in \ oil Nim In llit' liauk, Tixlny, ami 1'KOVK
\ *»I K |1itri<UiMii l>y Invrstiiijj in War Howl*.
hnliril'i'il to tin* IntclH of V»ur Couiltiy ami OIIIN.
I.. A. HAIIRISOX CO.
To Democrats of
Skagway and Vicinity
Jlm/st iitnl V»lt I'or Your Home Candidate
E. J. SHA W
If consistert with your conscience. I respectfully request
that I be remembered when you select the
remainder of your ticket.
E. J. WHITE
Democrat if A im/mc Fur Iiej>re><e/itative
UBEBTT LOAN BONDS SLOWLY
BUI SORELY SELLING IK TOWN
Skagvay is going to win «n honor
flag, ami it' « little missionary I
wor^r is done, Skagway should
li&v a groat s'ar 0:1 the flat;
significant cf the fact that the
people of this city has oversubscrib
ed its proportion to the Third. Lib
erty Loan.
lTi> to date $10,500 worth of
bonds have been sold through the
Bank oF Alaska and Mr. Rosfl, lo
cal manager of tho bank, F;>caJ(ingt
to a reporter today said that ho j
had promises of several ■' thousnd
dollars more.
The amount already subscribed ,
haK be' » taken ui> by a very few
perso:,!,. and the following table,
DR. K. IGNATIUS
Dr. K. Ignatius, commissioner from |
the new republic of Finland to the !
United States.
Anchorage, April IS.—Fifty mem
bers oi" the Home Guard met last
night in Rrtbarts* hall at Beven
Uiirty o'clock and took the initial
steps toward *<erfeclliig a new
organization fashioned along true
j mili'ary lines. Thomas AV. Dwyer
was unanimously elected captain to
head tiie organization and Charles
Bush a"d G-corge Denton \vpro elect
ed to fill the offices of fipSt lieu
tenant Hush will also act as drill
master. After the election of fof
ficers 1-ist night the fifty members
of the guard drilled fs»r the period
of an hour. A meeting will take
place tonight at Robarts hall at
which the final details of the or
ganization will be arranged and a
campaign for the coming summer
adopted.
lTMI'S IIA MM 'Alt U:! MII.KS
I'll"iij iiij; a lianil-car twenty-three
miles o.' the government railroad
in o>rilor t< arrive in Anchorage in
Mine o leave with tlio sixty-one
rccru.{3 who departed lV>r the
suites recently was tho experience
of Ho'vinl T. Bruce, a young- man.
wlio lcs hct>n employed durine the
past yar by the Alaskan Engineer
in^ {*.• in in i.-sion 0:1 Turuagain Arm.
■Mr. Brace. whose name appears on,
tlio selective draft list, was not
'advised until too late that he
might volunteer his services.
"VN'hfn he learned the date that
the sixtv-one recruits would le^ve
so anxio.is was he to accompany:
them tii>t hee obtained a hand
car fr-mi the supplies of the com
missioi- p t Camp 01 and by himself
puninc 1 !t in the 2S miles between
Uio cami) and Anchorage. He
j bought railroad ticket and when
the train pulled out from the sta
tion lie was one of the boys
aboard. He is prepared to pay his
own i\i>e:>ses and when he left here
lie planned to enlist on his arrival
iiv Seattle.
Win-" instructions wer© received
by the Anchorage exemption board
extending tlio time for onlistment
here. ( attain Thomas W. I)wyer,
chairman of the board, communi
cation with SeAv»rd to see if it
was ; ossible to arrange for the
enlistment of Mr. Brace when he
arrived there. This would save
the yauiis man his expenses to
Seattle.—Anchorage Times.
shows thaf 'he full $18,000 allot
ted to Sltagway <\>u 1<1- be tken by
135 wersorvsa, and each; and every
one of them have a cash security
equal to none other la the world-, a
Pui^ed States Librety Loam 4)011(3,
drawing: interest at the rate off 4 U
per ceil1 from May 9,'1918.
5 at $1,000 $5,000
10 at 500 5,000
40 at 100 4,000
SO at 50 4,000
Total 135 $18,000
Skaswy should go over the toj> (
and she will do so, and show that |
her citizens are true and loyal,
DK.Vril Sl DDKNLl' TAKES
MRS. V. K. BLACK'S FATHER!|
Airs. Norman E. Black received
cable advice Tuesday that her
father, Mr. John M. Youmg had
ditid after two daj-s' illness «t
his home in Ronton, Wash.
Mr. Young: hps always) enjoyed ex
cellent health, and from information
received it is believed that death
was caused by a blood clot lodg
i:i"' in his brain. He died on
A^rll 17 in the 60th year of his
a -e. He leaves a wife and three
d-uuhters to mourn his loss: Mrs.
David M. Wood, of Great) Fails.
Mo:;t., Airs. .Vorman E. Bl&cik, of
this c'*y, nnd Arrs. Charles Gallant
of Seattle, Wash, who was at the
bedside of her father at the time
of his death. She will be remem
bered t>y many persona here as
Miss Young-, having visited her Ma
te- here several years ago.
Airs. Black will be a passenger on
t a Citv of Seattle enrouta to Ren
*o.
The publishers of the Alaskan
join with her many friends tn
ex'rndi: c to Airs. Black sincere sym.
;> thy ii< the loss of her father.
M(>\ I'Mi:\TS OF BOATS OF
IN n.HKST TO SK AO WAY AS 8
The Gasoline launch Santa Rita
is reported to have left. June*1'!:
for this port at midnight last
rii lit.
The steamship Sophia of the
Canadian. Pacific line is due la
til is port Sunday morning: at 7
o'clock and will can in at For1
Seward south bound.
The Prince Rupert of the G. T.
P. line' will arrive to this port
;'t 7 o'clock Monday aud is sched
uled to sail south at noon. "
1 h" Jeffetson should arrive in
this port Monday morning:, but no
word nas been received since her
departure front Seatlle.
Th > City of Seattle of the Pacific
Steamship company is due to ar*
riv in this port tomorrow about
u on. |
WAVTFP: OXR TAMBOURIXK
Wha" do you khow about that?
What? Why some mysterious guy
called up ou the phone today and
asked us if-we had a "TAJMHBOUR
INK.*' Not knowing what was
meant, we looked it u,p in the dic
tionary and found this; A small
d-tim formed of a ring or hoop,
or sometimes of metal over which
is streiclud a single head of
parchment. The hoop carries sev
er;"! l'uirs of loose metal discs caJleiV
jingles i i is used by Spanish danc
ers, Sulvtion. anmy, and Skagway,
Elks." ... i j : f
We ' nromised to help the Elks
cet one and s\> if "ilOtJ have one,
call us un and we will Bfend aroumd
for it. 1
I'KIFDKXTHAIj hojik
POtifcHASED ftY COLE
Owing to the alteence of U. S.
Commissioner Rasmnison, from the
city, while lie record could- there
fore I'e made, it was learned! this |
mornin? tha*. deeds have been madej
out by Henry Friedeiuthal and Wifej
conveying lots 11 and 12, Block
12, together with: the building:
a..(i all the household furniture
and a,pimrte..ances to Cecil C. Col©
and wife.
This property is situated at the|
.VorMnvest corner of Seventh avenue i
and M*»in street, and is the home j
of the Friedeiithals. ! ' ,'j
Wilhl:i the past few. ye^rs Mr.
Friedes lhsi has remodeled ^ the*
house, fnd made other improve-1
ments 'o the property, thus makings
one cf the most attractive and!
comfortaulo homes In. Skagrway.
• j
^ubfcrlbe for the Daily Alask&n.jJ
We have engaged talent to take over all
orders pertaining to
Upholstering, Painting
And all branches of interior decorating
For limited time of six weeks from <l;it<*
April 1:2 191H
Store closes 6 p. m. Saturday 8 p. m.
L.A. HARRISON Co.
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n
GEORGE MOWL. Proprietor
Wednesday anil Thursday
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For The Kaiser
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And Helj> Win Hie W ar Against Frightfulness
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I P. Clou 10
GIVE DANCE!
Airangementa are being perfected
I z a danice tomorrow night at the
White Pass club.
The Peterson, it is believed, •'will
ba uj here tomorrow afternoon
and au effort will be madel to hold
her over until after the dan.ce. Word
h's been cabled to Fortt Seward
a »ing the officers and men from J
the garrison, ta attend the( dance
and it is believed that a crowd i
wl'l come up.
FRENCH SOLDIERS PASS
THROUGH FOR VACATION"
Saji Francisco, April 18.—Forty
fcw0 French poilus, members of a
shock battalion which hap Been three
years' continuous service in the
trenches, reached San Francisco
last night enroute toi their home,
Tahiti, where they will spend a
month's vacation at the expense of
the French government.
The poilus are in ehargo of a
non-commissioned officer. Sergeant*
Montaron, and were clad in uniforms
from which they had been unable to
eradicate all braces of trench mud.
They will be lavishly; entertained
by local French people while they
await their, 6teamer. On their way
act-ops the continent they have been
entertained at various cltieB by
Red Cross chapter.s \
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
If you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you I can offer you
Some Bargains
DON" I FORGET that 1 sell
Fire Insurance
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We pay high prices for hairless
se.-\l pelts. We want a big supply.
QUICK! Sent! ihem light to us.
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