To The People of Skagway
Owing.to the demands of war we are going to be
short of help and we would not be able to take
any orders. It will help us a great deal if you get
your orders in as early as possible.
We thank you for your liberal patranage and
hope it will contune under these trying con
ditions.
C. W. Ask & Sons
JUST RECEIVED
Large Shipment of
Socks and Sweater
Hand Knitting Yarns
ALBERT REINERT
Broadway between Third and Fourth
n i ■ ■ a i m.9> 11:
uSADMIPAL li nee.
ALASKA, WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
-OFFICE—SECOND AND BROADWAY—PHONE 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
— FOR—
SEATTLE, TACOMA, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
SEATTLE October 7-20 Nov. 2-15
Connecting *t Juneau for Cordova, Y»Mez »u Se»ard
LOW RATES TO CALIFORNIA POI-STa
i.£„ry TUmUj, S»tardir Fn» S««tlU for S» Frudtco, L-. Su
Di*fo.—Rail TKkitt to All ?<«■•» >» ti« Ui hi Sum >»<J C.iud.
W. A. BROWN, Agent
SKACWAY. ALASKA
BUY YOUR
LIBERTY BOND
, ■■ Today
$50 or $50,000 Will Help Skagway
GO OVER THE TOP j
I
And Help The Allies Down The Hun j
Palatial Steamer
'l»y PRINCESS SOPHIA
Leaves Skagway P. M.
Aug. 21-31, Sept. 11-21, Oct. 2-12-23, Nov. 2
—FOR—
Prince Rupert and Points South 1
TICKETS TAKE SAME RATE TO
VANCOUVER. VICTORIA. SEATTLE, TACCMA,
OLYMPIA, EVERETT, BELLINGHAM,
ANACORTES and PORT TOWNSEND
Keservatlon and all Information from
W. J. O'Brien ' L. H. Johnston
Agent. Dawson -f or Agent, Skagway
F. F. Lowle.'Cen. Agt.. Alaska-Yukon, Juneau
WILL GIVE
ENTERTAINMENT:
h
a
lh» Public School cnlldren will j,
giv» a Carnival oa Friday evening, j
Nov. ls'_ It will be the same night j,
of gQori fua and frolic that the ^
scho«» gave last year at Hallow'een.
One of the features this year will
be > "conservation department." A f
prize will be offered for the best „
result in a garment from the least j
expenditure and waste of material. }
Ou« prize to a school girl and one j
to eny woman in tcwn. e
Piizes will bo offered tire e
b«'. collection of vegetables raised {
by a S^agway boy and' one to a g
Sltagwajr girl. There will also be {
other prizes offered for a number j
o* t ii«J<5s to b« stated later. All (
prizes will be given in War Savings ,
3'amps an<i will rang© from 25 ,
cuts to one dollar.
Another new feature will be the
"Book Title Contest.'' All per* "]
sons wishing to do so may enter ]
'his coi.test free. The contestant is
require! to dresa, or wear some
thing, to represent a title to some
well known book. The contestants
w meet in one of the rooms at a
s'at'd time and the audience may
gueac titles. After all have been
disclosed, a prize of $1.00 'jvill be
given to the one having the great
e- * nmber of votes for the best rep
r^seiitition.
Tlio np* process . 01 tins -no.,
wi'l be held by the Student Body to
o« usa* for paying Red Cross dues
for Ihp Juniors and for buying sup- ,
pl'ea 'or the Junior Red Cross work
from Mine to time as the students
wish. The objec* of the entertain
ment is a good time for all and' th
moii- v making a secondary consid
eration. It will be run ou the
same ^lan as last year's County
Pair. Admission to the buliding an
mala hail fre©. Side show, vau
deville and specialties running from
1 een' to fifty cents. Every Dody
can have a good time and spend as
I muc; or as little as he wishes.
\V\U GARDEN—SEASON OF 1018.
Report to Commissioner of
Education
Total number of pupils who plant
ed gardjens °r cared for them dur
ing the summer—Girls 26.—Boys
18, Total 44. I
Different vegetables cultivated
Bo pound unless otherwise stated:
\egetaMcs
Potatoes (60)
Carrots
Turalpa
Rut&oagos
Beet#
Parsnips (4c)
Cab&age
Pea* (6c)
Cauliflower
Rhubarb
Celery
Lettuce
Radishes
Onions
Swiss Chard
Kale
1
l.htv
3500
3400 ^
1000 .
2000 t
3000 '}'
3000 [
8000 ;
450 |
500 '
200 |
2000 \
i 600 }
200 I
200 j
40 •
20
$210.00
175.00
50.00
100.00
150.00
120.00
400.00
27.00
25.00
10.00
100.00
30.00
10.00
10.00
2.00
1.00
, $1415.00
Raised under glass: ^ ^ t
Cucumbers, 60 lbs. |
Tomatoes, 20 lbs. \
Mangles feeding stock, 375 lbs
Berries picked by children from j
gardens or from the bills around
■^liagway—(By far the gneater a
'nounts from the hills): j
Rajperries, 800 qts., 15« $120.00,
Blueberries, 650 qt?, 29c ' 135.00
Red curiants, 400 qts. 10c 40.00
Blac* currants, 80 qts. 10c jj 8-00
CrabberrleS( 90 qt8i i0c ( ^ 9.00
Oo03eb«rrieat 60 qts, 20c * 12.00
Total 2080 quarts | ^
-ii—i jj' i
Total TftlUe $324.00
In taking above data the
children 'were carefully questioned
and where ther8 a»y doubt a
Dout It the return wa& B(rt cOuMed.
We feel sure th»t it b8s teeu un"
derestimated rath©,. thtn overesti
mated. Where the chilli did not
'bare bis own garaen but' worked
J with an elder person *e tolok what
would bare been the chud^s share,
bad be been working on a t>U8iness
basis.
Tbe borrlea were not asic^ f0r jn
th8 report but wg felt that they
were of tmough lmportance t0 re.
Port. , y
Respectfully submitted,
HELEN W1LS0\_ '
Principal gkogway Public School. '< j
Mra. Dtf.hline and Miss Dameij
cmbi» or«f on the train last nlgl
asd will spend a oouple of (Jays ifc
Skagway visiting frindB and a t
tending ta business pertaining t®
their departments along the W. F*
& Y. Route, 04 both, are employees
v* that uystem. K i \ .1 .'
' 6 -
GRAND LARCENY
Ik® Weathers, AH weathers and
. C. Wright were brought in by the ]
ib chaser last night and were
larged with grand larceny be
>ro t•»# Commissioner's court. The
earing has not been set hut prob
bly will be this afternoon. Rob
in* fish traps belonging to the Tee |
[ardor Packing company is the al
«ged specific crime committed by
iese men.—Ex
Judge H. B. LeFevre w*fc the at
>rney for the above mentioned men
nd' from parties coming up from
uagau we learn that he succeeded
x clearing them. judge LeFevre I
ved here for many years. Ho serv-l
d as U. S. Commissioner for sey- '
ral years and afterywards practlc
d law, moving to Juneau ahout I
tree years ago where he .enjoys
lucrative practice. Judge Le
'evro was one of the original own
ra of the Engineer mine and help
d to promote the first company I
hat opened it up.
Mrs. D. Gordon and Mrs. J. G.
'onzo, two ladies who have lived in
)awsoE for many years are in Skag
va.v awajtinp- the sailing of the Prin !
ess Sophia. Both of these ladles
ire going out to spend a'l °r part
»f the winter and will return in the
iprin«. Mrs. Gordon was one of
he passengers on the first train
hrough on the White Pass Route
o Whitehorse.
SUGAR SLACKER PUNISHED
The following circular letter has
t>een sent to all deaers in food
ituffs in Southeastern Alaska:
Geallemen:
UDon receipt of this notification
»ou are directed not to sell sugar
In any quantify whatsoever to Orl
Muflbury of Juneau, Alaska. Mufl
burr is a resident of Juneau and
living alone in an old house boat
located on TJiiiug opposite the Pa
cific Steamship Company's dock and
resided" in Juneau for several years.
If Is not known that he has any
steady occupation or profession.
On the 12th day of September
h° came to the office of the Fed
eral Food' Administration and %>
Dl.'ed for his sugar ration card, rep
resenting that he had two per
sons In his family at Juneau de*
peudent upon him, whereupon a
carl for four pounds of sugar per
mchth was issued' and given to him.
On the 2nd day of October, Mulf
butv ag^ln came to the Food Ad
ministration office, asked for a
Sugar Ration Card and stated that
ho had five members in his family
p* Juneau dependent upon him,
whereupon, without questioning his
statement, the sugar card was is
sued to him for ten pounds of
su-.'ar per month,
-Mulfbury has not only violated
the regulations governing th$ Su
gar Ration Cards by duplicating
but he has deliberately, on two oc
casions, lied to the Food Adminis
tration. He bad no right to apply
for a second sugar card, as such is
positively prohiDited by th^ regula
t'oas and due publicity has been
gi»cn to this fact; he f^as twice
lie! in representing to the United
S< «te<j Food Administration that he
ha-.! two memoerrf in his family, and
thm at a later date that his family
cousisted or live.
Kor his violations of the food
regulations and hia unpatriotic ac
tiou in obtaining a duplicate card
an* misrepresenting facts to the
Ford Administration, the Federal
Food Administration for Alaska
rule* that he shall not be permitted
'o tay e"8ar 'n any qunatfty so
lot*.* 83 the sugar conservation pro
gram is being carried out by the
UtJ-ted States Foo^ Administration.
Al! dealers will govern themselves I
accordingly . 1 !
!♦ Mulflbury presents either of
the ration card^ issued to him for
suf^r you will take same up and
sonrt 'o the Food Administration of
fice ■•••!.
Yours very truly,
H. A. PINGER,
Ass'!. Federal Food Administrator
*or Alaska.
sasitrios axas vacxihoo
Another unit of Cordova and Cop
3er river draft men loft last kight
■ >r Fort Li9cum. A large crowd
sathered at the dock and we sei>t
tnem away with cheers and' bless
ings. A number of the young ladles
also kissed each and every one of
these boyg and when the ship pulle®
out the inducted men gave a dem
onstration in honor of the fair sex ,
and stated that the token of pa- j
,*riotl8m and loyalty bestowed up
them would give them courage in
trenches and this little kindly
jact on the Part °f the Cordova girls
^ neyer t>e forgotten by them,
^'dovft Timei. 1 ; ,
\
JUST RECEIVED
Aluminum Amber and Ivory Knitt
ing Needles
For Sweaters and scarfs
Amber and Steel Needles
For Sock Knitting
For these cool nights we suggest a new outing gown for
yourself or the "kiddies"
15 New Pattern
In 27 inch outing flannel and White daisy and outing flannel in
! 36 and 27 inch widths
| Racine Feet In Black and White 15c per Pair
| L. A. HARRISON Co.
) TELEPHONE 55 Store Cloie 6 p'm. Saturday 8 p. m
1 WHITE K 5
YUKON ROUTE
The COMFORT
' SPEED
Route t (g|3® ; service
of '«y SAFETY
Through Tickets to and from Dawson, Fairbanks, aad all la*
terlor Alaska a.td Yukon River points.
During season of navigation our lfeet of modern steamers wirt
operate regularly the entire length o tfhe Yukon Hirer «od
trlbstarles.
"Daily train service (except 3undays) between Skaguay *x»d
Whltehome. Parlor observation Cars on every train afford
travelers every comfort and convenience.
Full Information regarding passengers and freight rates ujoo
applying to RK&J' £ !! J £j£ Isiu&laSi
A. F. ZIPF, Traffic Manager, Skaguay, Alaska
or 612 Second Avenue, Seattle, Waih.
+ PHONE 19 *
♦ II your paper 1b not deliver- 4
♦ promptly, or you ere missed, 4
♦ *hone 19. The Dally Ala3- '2
♦ k&a goes to prert after receipt 4
♦ of the day'g cables, between
+ 4 and 5 p. m. *
Relieves CATARRH o.^
BLADDER
and ail
| Discharges in
_jHOURS
K*ehc*r«uicbeAr* die
b*me C7* /^N
Btuartof (MIQYi
counlerfau. \ /
fU.M hr ill -injcrtiu.
THE BKAGWAY |
Pioneer Dairy J
X
11. F. SEBMAX, Prop. +
I
IHE SMITUBY MILK RANCH I
The largest amd beat oo«- *
ducted dairy la Alaska. 1
Dally aklpmenta of pure 1
milk aid oream to all potf-nt f
OB White Pa«a * Yukon f
Route, +
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
! ft you want to buy a home or buy
any property that I have for sale
that suits you I can offer you
fl Some Bargains
DONT FORGET that I sell
Fire Insurance
ESTABLISHED 1897
I Have The Best Line
Of
Cigars and Tobacco
And 1 Also Have
Pipes
That Cannot Be Beaten
Anywhere
Tony Dortero
428 Broadway
The Totem Store
J. 1K.UTA Proprietor
JEWELER
and
OPTICIAN
Skagway Alaska
You make a mistake if
vou df Qot stoo at
THE
Fallen Boose
Electric Light*
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each Boor
Famous (or its Home Cuba
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own d»«nr '
Fresh Eggs, etc!
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rboms for Traveling Mfo.
H. S. PULLEN. Prop* I
Skagway. Alaska]