FreshFruit& Vegetables
.
J Peaches, Grapes, Crabapples SweetSpuds.Cauliflour, Green
Prunes, Bananas. Pears, Can- Corn, Cucumbers, Peppers
telope, Casabas, New Apples Tomatoes, Lettuce, Cabbage
Prices Are Lower
I
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
' Y ou make a mistake i
I vou d< Qo ;!oo at
THE
Fallen House
Electric Light?
Rooms Single or en Suite
'Baths cn each floor
hamous for its Home C oking,
' \li!k. Cream, Cottage Cheese and
I Buttermilk trom cur own dj"v '
, Fresh Eggs, etc
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, Rates $3.00 Per Day anc' Up*i
SX'ell Lighted, Large Sarrple
1 !?oo:ns for Traveling M*n.
H. S. Pi:il.EN. Prop.
skagwav. Alaska
I v £ v 3 * I f 9 + I
Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
S. 5. Princess
5 i « « I*—i \\CANAQIANf _ m -j. — . s
iAliLE MARY;
I FALL SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS j
FROM SKAQWAY
Princcs# Alice
Au^. 26 Srpt. 8 19 29
Princen Mary
Sept. 2 Oct. 13 24
Nov. 3
Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
CONNECTING AT VANCOUVER (
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
' All Pa'iijuhirH From
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SEATTLE
CITY Or SEATTLE SEPT. 10 ' i
S.S.SPOKANE SEPT. 16
Direct omsciois fop] Tacami, Vancouver, $
C and Victoria] <
£ ; o
J . . . W
5$ Sailiij for California Mandiy, Friday and
Saturday
Ja n >3 Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Ports
S. S. JEFPERSON, Sept 13 25
F. J. Si l.Wv Agent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
Popular picture palace ^ue^ng"jay
clarie Mcdowell
"SHIP o f DOOM"
Clarie Anderson, Dora Rogers and Joseph
Galahan
DESGUISED PASSION
COMEDY
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
HIOEHIOKIE I
RADIO SHUN
No is b'lng 'o"t in inMalll
ins the tow u-°ito company' w're'-.ss
plant, wh'Oh arrived Sunday nior:> i
inp oa the Prince of Wales in
charge oof Emery H. L. Lec,'radi j
enK'n^e" °f Settle,a who selects!
the > ite and 1" in charge of thc'iir
sta'latin Mr. Le0 chose a spot ]
on Hit southern border of th« Iowa
sit1', whoi* there 1» a building suit
able foro an office and a c,ear swv<? |
Is obtained down the canal for thej
electric , -waves. Through, study
■ng the topographical map of the
cout.try between Ketchikan and)
Hyd.T he is convinced that ther°wi'
be no difficulties encoua'^r°d in)
comiuanlcat'ng between these town* j
Masts at leas© 90 feet In height
will be u'.ed and aro being put in
UDder contract by W. L. Bau-h
j TravcfSy Bros, and 5. Svensor'sup
j Plying them The generator w"l
| be run by a gas motor which i*
now on the way. la case thi
does not arrive betoreo Mr. Le ,
is ready to t«>t tho wireless, h J
fxpect to connect up with tlie
Alaskan Hotel e'ectric plant and
will give the apparatus a thoroug
try- out before turning It over to
'he regular operator.
A wa"'k w'll be built from tho eta
tiono up Canal fctj-eet to KanRaa,\
and along Kansas to lnt°rnatlona
ai by tho townsllo company, ThcH'!
ife a space 250 f®et wide betweea'tli«
statlou and the First street sidewalk
and this wl'l probably be br'agel1
by residents of the piKd ana.
Kojcr Bassou the acknowiods'
i d head of the greatest statis i
Bureau in. tlii"5 cotmtry ' a:d
thu< recently lie wa" a day guest
(r it, jy sid> lit of Ar^eiitina.' W
I dlscus-oj why South Amnion with
j many more r>»'ources than Xort
I.V.ii'ri'a i*'J t-ttk'd first i* baek
I •j": em;ar'd to North America!
j \\"h- i <i • vrtu thi ik, I af k d tli J
"r Uent. 1 dwi't know H» acisw
•rii. 't'Ut thi< what I bo'ieve..
•tenth America was soUl'd by men
rem Sixii.i who c-UU 'nmjn search' I
•f C'.!d. with ou'y a vi' ion for
but North Aiuericac wa" sett-:
"t! ttv tli- IM1 -Tim Fathers who!
eii K!« with a vision of Clod
::;it i d s; to t.ervo Him a'd
•ai,<cn. r.il:lecK speaking to thbj
V. toll till amber in of Commerce, i
x • ;-*'t kiek dawn the !ad-|
1< r by wli! -I* we have cliiubedi'up''. |
Ml5*) F'len P.og«r9, well and favor
| ab'y known in Skagway left on th«
! Jefferson, thits afternoon.' 3liss Rog- |
^•s sr'duatedi last spring at the
High School and is tcuth bound,
too take up work in the University
of "Washlgnton'
| E'leji liafi been for a number of
years one of th° live wires in our|
towno ?n everything that auakes for
the enjoymentc. and entertainment j
of those whoi live here and'those ]
who come for a pi«L3int time.
it <7)1' be liard too fill her'piacec j
In the eocial as we'l as the church
life ia the community.' A'l her
friend' "will rejoice* at the wid0
Ding field of opportunity which iher
entrarco to college wil give her
and ai] 'wish her every success in
licr new 'if0.
SIiq wilj be near her bro'JieP who
J»i la the Navy and wi'l have
an opportunity tcr visit with him
from time to timej, during the
year.
Airs W. J. Bledsoe is improving
at the hospital and wlU soon be
lin her usual good 1 heaUh.
Dollar Values in
Ladies Cotton Underwear
Two Piecc Suits
Vests 36 to 44 Pants 6 to 9
Your Choice
50c
A garment-for ten clays
We need room and you need the goodse.
Selections may be made and parcels called for Pay day
We have a complete stock of childrens school shoes
and rubbers.
L. A. HARRISON CO. T
Spokane Sails
• Thii PaclHca Coafct Steamship
Spokane sailer from. Seattle ( ion
Saturday ntoru'ng Vlth fifty six
passenger®. The fo'lowing are lift
ed for Skagway. P. G^'d3, Ewell
Ward, N'f'Ue J. Scott, M. B. Stev
ens, H. P. Hansen. Dr. Wold*®,,,
Mre. F. Way, Mrs. F. J. Hoj-bster
JIA. I'h:1lip M. Coliins.
WHERE ARE THEY
Gracce Clark, now Mrs E. rA.
U1, ry would Uk« to know the Pre
scnt address of her father Denter
Byron C'ark and brother George
and Abram.
Mrs. E. A. Ulery.
•Thomas \Va3hinston.
Miss Marjory Clii-'o'n and Mr.
John Wi'hrick of Seattle audi
trends of M'ss Rothmund, matron,
of the W. P. Hospital and of
lifr Mster Miss E]eanore Roth->
muud were round trip passenser
on the C!ty of Seattle. Mr.'Wtth
rick an.1 Miss CMso'n were very
much surprised to f'nd 'their fr'eni
in fckagway as they had not know
of their accepting positions wjth
the W. P. and Y. R. 1
TjUe Golden North Cafe is now
serving short order1 from 7 a. mr
to 1 p. :n. and iunch°onc W EQrv
d from 12 Until X o'clock. Th®
linn'r hon,. is 6 to 7 p. m. oh
kiv day and 5 to I Sundayti.
Jefferson Arrives
Ttie steame? Jefferson ot th®
Alaska Steamship C-o. caaie Into
port about seven o'c'ock thi»j morn-',
ing and sailed about one thirty.
She had a fair coarg of ! rei^Iit
aj |fl severajt pass<-'i!g<rs.
O-i ntn «outh bound trip i lie wi'l
caf1 in at Tonako for a caiui'-'ryi |
crew ar.d fisii before cfl'ling at Ju-|
neau.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shaw aro j
taking 'he Jefferson Scuth for a
,-iiiort trip to Jmioau.
Air. and, Mrs. Charles Rapuzzl are
south bound for a tv.o mouths, I
i J it) with r>lu'ives. Th'-'ir first I
i«t cp wii' Oo at Uoliinghaiu wliere |
they will visit with,1 Chas. Kapuzzi'ri
■is'cr. Frow there ijfiT Wi'l fo1
to Wyoming where they wil''visit!
'he brother of M|S. C! as Rapuzzi. I
Jack .Lee wno J-. wf,il' knoua h'-'ra
in Sitagway.
(W>. ar.d Mrs. Dave Stevenson aro
also oi! a vi*it to tao Statert, |
T|ie}' ere leaving on the Jeffer- j
«ou and wil' bo gone for thro0 mont"
Thej- win go thru to Ohio to visit j
*it|fi o'd friends aud relatives be
fore coming back home .
A meeting for a'l Republicans jn!
tV» City i3 ea'led for thi«> evenias
Tuesday Sept. 14th. at eight o'-j
docfc.o In L)r. Keller's offico in!
the A'askan building. Every Rep
ublican in town is urg"d to bo pre-'
Lent.
Wedding Bells
A quiet wedding was e;1ebr3(/i
ed at UN bomeui of Mr. and Mrs.
1 Lax Juiulsiou oa Saturday evening.
Sept 11. Tne contracting par'ies,
w'V® -Mr. Brit ton Jacob West, bro
tn*~ of Sir3.-JohnJj'ou and Mrs
Anil Swain. Tlie cer'mony was per
formed by R"v. K. L. Wlntorberger
of tn« First Prtf.bytcriaa Church.
Mrs. Joim ton rved a mo*t de'icK
eus wedding supper in honor of th®
oec.osi iii. '
Mr. and Mrs. West© wil1 live in
Skag^vay,. having purchased the
houso standing two doors w®st of
Franu Webstfcr's placo oa t°u,th
ave. They are now- remodelling tho
house and will bo domicil«dc 'h'To
wit'.iiti tho next month or so. Tho
m'any fronds of this young,
coupis with, them eyer happi
ness and successc iu th<1r wedded
life.
K-w to Cii.c'i AfCCuntS.
tVhen rfii-i-! -i 11 :«.• ! : -k fruit) '.he
tank :i " >"d w:iv in Mrm'sheii "lit ae
hiiims r.ir tlu» nintith is to paste tiie
o!i,•(•!:.« back <•!! tin* stubs. The return
check is l.i it.-'-if ti receipt and takes
r:irr i'if i■ ' t of tin- busings. T'.ld
targe cb .; !; - htivi:=-jr three stubs
on a pr.ge itre n iit 'o easier to handle
than the small !»»•' A rubber blind
snapped nri« d Hi returned checks
^POTtv tipin t'rn"i the blank part of
the hiwili in"! enuscH no inconvenience.
Tins is reitliv winsli try,nc, fur it veri
fies the iii. iiiliiy stuleiuout, preserves
the cbecl.s 1 away with the
necessity In l;er|'il s receipts.
•fe.CO>
Send l^rl^on^y
to Tacoma
Place your money where it is most easily available, no
where you may be—San Francisco, New York or Tacoma.
Deposited with this strong bank, it is an easy matter for
to withdraw your money, in any part of the world, on the v ~y
shortest notice.
Sufficient funds for your immediate rjquirements should be
deposited in Alaska banks; the balance, deprsited here, in Tacoii'i,
until you require to use it upon your return to the States.
Deposits can be made by Post Office Orr'er, Draft or Check.
Currencj' should be sent by registered mail.
Send for our booldet "Ban! :-;- 'iy Mail"
Scandinavian American ank
Thirteenth Street and Pacific Avenue, ThoQHie
Resources of this Bank exceed $8,000,000