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WFUXKFU JSK
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S."«vta
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1 Oak's
*:.~>0 tl),
;!:£0 p. til.
2: ;Id p, uv,
1. SO p. ni,
I i : iS a. ni.
a. v).
im.'.-c it i!epo« !n rlrti; :o !.ave j'.-V-:fu;e I11
•. iiivketj. Ii!Ai-<vt!on j »t.c-pp:-i t!i' before
Iir truius.
ci'.s of (vi'J bi oiJOCktHi frc« Trltb r-»<~h fuli
and Tj poutnl.s wtlis '-V-h iiAl.' :'sns U.-Jtew
If ft Isn't An Eastman
It Isn't A Kodak
Brownies At S1.00 Up
Kodaks^At $6.00 lb
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Print Papers
Photo Supplies
Superinte.ndc-ntV . i. Jiatan of usr
r. and V. It. Viith his son, K;trl.
■in " Robert Kins, a irlji to
White plorso this week. T he yomu
r,i. n went for 4 little pleasure trip
id-lore rv til riving south to r-choo!.
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W. 1!. Kins of Vancouver, it. C ,
.WJ his son, Robert, who has be-en
the employ of tbeW . P. and V.
'.l. during- hi.-, vacation will leave
M-r their !k>uio 011 the- Princess Su
it hi 1 Robert v.'.ll resume his
.-Indies.
W. King, auditor for the '
ii'ts a-- Meat eoiitpany, with hom? in
\ .-;-iolive", It. who has been iu
.-'!;a^A i> ivir .t short >!sit with oM
u'.* i ds, wi'iu to Whit# Horse tfii ■
on Nisititrs-? and returned '■ ■
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11 rIttvi: West? writes that. he Is
"atom as tar from th«, firing Haw
'• i-i from Dyea to Skaguar."
may say that 1iq has heard
" H i rr i'.rrtlia" beltosv'lftji by this time
■r noise has b«va uwppe !
Kiel} will close his |.|:«iv
i; and leav^ for the south
i.i url" •I'.n.*. Mr. Rioh l:a» Ion;
' a rrKiafiit of Skagway and •u.
: he:t!th came upon him l.e
always Itvi'm very aet've in tli
\>i the town.
iliS'4 .'i-ftfi Falconer. duui'.htrr
llfV.-r-'Hi! and Mrs. F. I. Fa'.
Kinkwan is in Skavaay
: :ii-;h school. Alius Fa'"
1:: .1 k .; 7 >l'T hOIl!,» with
.i !.. .<tifwart ami his sis
: r. M.--1 M'o K Stewart.
.Mr- 11■ wri;t- A Uiw.tMiUerS, wft;»
!: husband has been a fritest
rSio iloUK'ii North hotel for hfr
'. it on Saturday last for
!. Or-'iron, where pbi<
r- .-'..me her duties as t
public school oi that city.
Sir. a•).»■! Mrs. V:.-tcr i.. Sparks
oath on Friday
r a va.eat;iOil vis.:. 1;' Mr. Sparks
ted- by his. country he wi'I
>:'.irks *11 malCo tcr fc#Pii« wjjffc
•t ts. Mr ai.d 1
Mrs. Winterhersfr, wife of ;!)•■
rt-r.dfut Presbyterian miulstt. iu
s. wiis a icons the visitors of
Sk:i,;'.v ay this woek. Mrs. WHuer
t-r aitie uj. on the Peterson to
s.iy uood bye to i'.er friends, th-.
i;>.ve-end 1. 11. Petersen's faliuly,
wijO leave ou Monday for the south.
Miss lia'iv!! Johnston and Miss
c;av.::; a;;d Muat.'r Kodney John*
:. wore K'l'.v litt'i; luncheon
• i" Mrs. L. S. Keller on Fri"
e.a.», Paul and Bar bar are on tneir
.-y to Jftiaeau where they will livo
■ nd c'nio over to say good bye to
?! f't old time friend beforo their
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Tho latter part of last T.'ftli Mrs.
1 \V. Asi; entertained at tea 'or
Mri. Jauie^ Hardla of £ldora, Mr-.
M J M.-Manon a:.d Mrs. Amelia A.
Barrett ?r Cedar Falls, Iowa. Other
-"!• rens,:;,, Mi-.s. n. A. Hos-;. Mrs,
it , A. 'Wobbler iuid Mrs.V f*hk D.
WebElei, Tho liiuing room waa
uecoriUea in tfeiinty for-get-mcuOts.
Tlii- table wi''a beautiful with a
•eliterpioco to this l'tUo flower and j
Ifco place flavors were painted with i
sL'ra.a of forget nio-nots. A most,
tle.iitiou.-j tva was f-rved.
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Harry Achison, who has been i
with the I'..ink of Alaska at, Wran
jifl 1, a:rivi-u in Skaguay on the
City of Seattl" and will visit with
his home r.. i>ji!,■ until 'ho coming of
tho Ala'tiLHia v. hen lie ••vill go to An*
ehoraj.. io ii:l ,i position with tho
saij'.o h.ijjii. .Air. Achison'6 now
work u a iiromotion from the work
at \\ rani;,,!!.
Mr and Mrs. "U". I!. Hargravos,
'heir two children, T'aul and Bar"
bara, came over from Oarcoss rues
il.iv l,;u1 Ir-l't for Juneau by first hoa
W!iH#!n ;^kaiAu:>y thev Were quests
.Mr. anil Mrs. !.. if. Johnston. Mr.
1 Urm-aves has been engaged In
.•Uiiiing near t'arcross hut on ac
i.'nt of the closing down of the
'. li-'-i he will go to .1 untan where h
v. i:ti fill ,-i finsitimi offered him.
tie and if forever,
r fare thee well" To- |
•!th j M ill give |
(iaiic.. and a pi-iiorri 1 in*
evi ended tlif people of
The iliun-p win be at
;s and ;i tiend time ts as
vho .^o. Tiic Peterson
a trip those who
tend it v. ill leave
i>!i S:i ni rday— today
at - a. ui. .St nday.
s IJutt r<■ (timed 011 the
a It;.- from her year's
hst-nce ii-tmi tilt* public
Kauuav. Miss Jtutt '.villi
: visited t>!i the coast dur
-l part 'if li* r leave and
the nor'nai school of j
■s st-v.-i-.il months last
•ciiu t' . oast Mr. ""'I
;itai ML-i'.iut went fast
ana turn returned early j
■r in Idaho where the
tad cbar-'e of an exteiis*
j. business owing to the j
• •r brc-.h'-r. .Miss Butt is j
a onii d cordially by her I
• •r.iJs. .She will make her j
Mr. and Mrs. Jam,.:-, Hardin and
Ja::iei Hardin, -lr. of JCI'Iora, Iowa,
farher, h> r ;:ini brother of Mrs.
Andrew Si.-venson ; Mr. and .Mrs..
Harry Carp'-nu-r, of Chicago,
Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McMaho
and Mrs. Amelia .A. Uarrott, all Of
CVdar Fails, luwn, mints and uncles
o' Mrs. Stevenson and who have
spent -uinnet- in Skat'way left
for their various homes on the
I'lince last ^.ituiday At
i'riiice Uu-pert. came tlto first pa-rt*
: n iv. o of the par ty went on
to Senile to return hi.viue by Anieri
Others dropped off at
KJmo.while the rest continued'!
en ;o tn -ir destination without stop.
:>r. and Mrs. I,. S. Keller were
invited to an all Skagtlay and Dyc-a j
dinner at the Pillion House re"
eeiitly, and the r ; '• t jvus a testi- I
mo:-.y <>f what may be grown in th* I
uorthiaiid. The GOtip, a cream of
celery, th«. salad of lettucQ garnish
of radishes, the potatoes, and oth* j
er teretabies were all from the
arden in Skaguay or Uvea, and "H I
of tnc- b._>t. The meat wa3 fine
yuan,; kip l.n-ef -Town 0:1 the Dyea |
farm and par excellence in flavor, i
The yntt'-.r, milk and cream were !
also the products of Mrs. Pullen's j
dairy at JL'yea, The dessert of
raspberries was grown in Skaguay
in the Pu'.Ien House garden. Ducks,
geese, chickens and eggs are fre*
iiuont'y items on the Pulleu House
Dl'l of f::.\- and all home products.
Oil V,i <'i:iy ;; reception was
ht-IJ at i'!c lmvffie of Mr?. 11 clen D
Lynch i *r tho Reverend Father P.
H. Turnell who will take charge of
the church at Douglas. The homo
was t eatifullv adorned with flow
ers a:id' a tempting* luncheon was
served by the ladies c? the parish. A.
purse of sold was presented
tho weii beloved Father tiy his
followers which was yiven and re*
ceivod with appropriao words.
Father TiyjieJJ has long been the
priest ;;i the Skaguay parish and is
much revered hy his own members
a:u> by a!! who an; acquainted with
him. He baa been ever ready to
enter heartily into u' 1 work for the*
betterment of mankind and was ac
tive ir tlie temperance work in
Skaguay. With the exception, of
the t'me when Father Iiouget was
here Father Turnell has been priest
in Skag'iay lor twenty yaers. Good
wishes o with him in his field of
labor.
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The reception given the Reverend
L. H. Pedersen and his family in
the Prespyterian church on Tues
day was a delightful and harmonlou
gather'n^ together of tho friends of
the departing family. Nothing was
spared to make this a long to be
remembered farewell, Tho church
va^ a bower 'of beauty. Bo&utiM <
:ut flotvors, fetus uiul potted pianta
illed t'no front of the curch. and j
vindo w ledges. T1iq altar, chance',
>r£an and piano were tastefully and
jrofusely decked Tvith flovvres of
mi 11 y colors all harmoniously blend
ng. Tke committee on decoration
uav be proud of their success. A
veil rendered program under the
iupervislon of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Slanchard was a delightful feature
>f the erening. J<:ach did his or
Jfcr part well, and tho repeated ap- |
)laus0 showed the appreciation of
.he audience. Tho presentation j
speeches and responses were well j
:hosen and full of deep feeling. The i
koveiead Mr. Pedfrsen. and Mrs. I
•Vlersen were given a purse of gold;
^Ir. and Mrs. Fred L. Pedersen I
vere the recipients of a very hand- j
lome percolator and Miss Ruth Ped
ersen, former superintendent of the1
>adle Roll in the Presbyterian sun
lay schoo', was given a beautifully j
■arved- and stained ivory pen hold
er and a pretty gold locket filled '
vith gvld nuggets. A most deli- j
dous luncheon of many kinds of !
•ake and excellent coffee was serv- |
■d by ttie ladies of the church. Our !
food friends "The Pedersens" will |
eavo cn Monday on the Princess So- '
>hia for Seattle and then proceed j
o their destination by rail.
VNTI' verriiE OF YARN FOIi
H VXD KNITTING STOPPED j
N'otlor has been served on spin- j
ier<> of hand-knitting yarns by the |
ft'ar Industries Board at Waahlugtcrj
■vnif]' will have an important lnflu
pnee on the sales of retail yarn and
irt good's departments. According
:o notice no mors yarns for hind
.■ci'it'iiu' are to bo manufactured un
:il further notice. This action has
been taken in view of the needs of
:ho country's military forces.
The Woolen Section of tho War
Industries Board lias, furthermore,
ie111 up all shipments of yarn by
;hc spinners and has taken an in
ventory of the stocks on hand and
:hn contracts which are being filled,
riie notice sent to the spinners by
naii ov Herbert E. Peabody, Chief
Y the Woolen Section, and Lewis
I'll.well, Chief of the Wool Section
:>f the Hoard, reads as follows:
"This is to advise you that the
military needs o1' the Government
j re such that no more woolen or
worsted hand knitting yarns may
be manufactured until further tii"
ivi tc. by the War Industries Board.
"Von are requested to report
to tho undersigned. Herbert E. Pea
body, the amount of yarn you now
tiav oil hand, the amount of raw
uool 'n stock and grade of same,
nnd what contracts you are now
ivo-ting on. You are requested to
refrain from making any ship
ments of either yarn or wool until
vou receive further1 notification from
tho War Industries Board.
"After the foregoing information
has been received you will bo di
rected as to what disposition to
make of tho yarn and wool you now
have on hand."—Dry Goods Econ
omist.
HAS C VM INVENTED
A MOSQUITO BELT-.' j
Washington, Juiy 7. — patenu
have Uoen ffrauted to Californiang as
follows, Gays a clipping- recently
sent to this paper, aud then fol
lows a list of names of patentees,
anions which is found:
"Camilo A. J. Ginaca, Hornitos, Cai.,
Belt Fastener,'5
Many Skagwayans will remember
C'amile, who together with his bro
ther, Louis, mado Skagway their
headquarters for several weeks whil
making side trips to Dawson, Dyea, j
and Atlin. They also, spent feome j
time cruising' in and about the Log j
Caoin. country, and even Bent a
boat over to Bennett from Cere in j
which they made a trijp to the head
of Lake Linderrnan.
This by way of introduction, and
now comes the question, for what
purpose is the belt intended which
Gamile recently took out a patent?
Is it for a belt railway; a grain
belt;a pants belt, a skirt belt; a
gold belt? It is Delieved, however,
that it must be eom0 contrivance
for fastening a belt onto a mos
quito net, as it ia understood that
both ihes# gentlemen made an ex
haustiug study of that insect while
viaitiog in the north.
LAST CH UTER OF KRAUSE
k ^ IN PLU.VKF.TT W ILL
Aoout tho last chapiter In ttle
famous KxauBQ murder case w3*
closed by tho settling of the es
tate ti James Plunkett, one of his
victims, chiefly concerning tho gas
boat Lou, in the United States
Commisiioner'g court. In a Will th®
coat was left to Thomas B. Smith,
r'lio i-ecciitly Bold it and Will Bood
wave for tho outside to onlist lrti
ho merchant marine.
Mr. Smith and Plunkctt were
artners. Whether Krauflg killed
'lunkeU on the Lou, after hiring
'lunkett to take him for a rtlp, or
whether PlunJfett was killed on
Craust-'n boat, was never made
;ulte clear. When Plunkctt was
aisacd, came the search for his boat,
lie arrest of Krause in Seattle,
he discovery of the dory from th6
-pa tied to Sing Lee's float at Pet*
■rstiurj, and finally tho missing
aunch in Duncan Canal, near an
ild mine worked by Krause. — Ju
le.iu Empire.
Arctic LJr-otiierbood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meets every second aoxl
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock Vlalt
brothers cordially welcome.
Ddw&rtl A. R*suu*on, Arctic Chief,
yilllam R. Gray, Arctic Kccorder.
Fraternal Oide»
Eagles—
Skumvay Aerie-,
No. 25, Frater
nal Order of
in ilea meet the first and third
,V<(lncst!ay night of each month >(
heir hall on Fifth Avenue. Visit.
nt brothers cordially Invited to
itteud
John M. Keller, W. P.
J. M. (j(riesb«ch, Secret**/.
F. & A. M.
Whlta Pagg Lodfa
F. & A. M. No. Ill
meeti 2d and 4th
Baturd^y Branluga
>i mouths. Visiting Brethren
ir« welcome.
HAROLD TALBOT, W. M.
IAiLH3 'WALLACE, Secretary.
U. P. ti. fcXKH
BktigwjLy ixxiga
No. 431, B. P. O.
E. maete every
Tlunid-y qt 8:80
p. m. VlsltUii
jrcwtwra cordially welcome.
OSCAR SELMER, B. R
r. J VA^DEWAJ^L, 8«ci »t*ry.
I'loif-er oi AJLlsL* Igloo, No. 12,
uect* in A. li. n»U first MoudJkjr 1*
vrvj month nt 8:80 p. ni.
Visiting Broliiera cordially wet
:om«.
W. J. MULVIHILL, Pre*.
J C. PHELPS, Secy.
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Attorney At L • w
Pr*'lice in all oourU
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It !g always in a strictly sanitary
lnri orderly condition. Those wlu>
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K B's bave It.
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as ther
cannot reach the seat of the dlaeaae
Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly in
fluenced by constitutional conditions, afto
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combined with some of the best blew*
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uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nei
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In nearly every case where women and
men have thin brittle hair, they owe It
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but not one but Newbro's Herplclde tells
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