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Victoria Cross Tea
is the best ever 85c per pound
ALSO
Ridgeways Tea
The highest grade tea marketed
and a full line of bulk teas at
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
' Yo». make a mistake il .
i \ou d< nu ;!oo at
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i Elect* c Light.'
Rooms Single or en Suite H
Baths rn each floor »!»
h a mo us for its Home Croking, ■
\ii.k. C rr j-n. Cottage C heese and
Butt -rniilk Irom cur own d»'*v "
, Fresh Lggs, etc ™
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A Rates 53.00 Per Pay and Up*, ®
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™ V. ;•!! Lighted. Large San-p'e^
•f" \coms for Traveling
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Fire Insurance
General Agent
Bonds
Conveyance
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
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5. 5. Princess S. 5. Princess"
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ALICE ^ MARY
W'LL LEAVE SKAGWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M.
Princet* Alice
Jane 17
July I 15 29
Prince«» Mary
June 24
July 8 22
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r Prince Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
roS.VECTlNU AT VANCOUVER*
WITH FASTEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickets To All Point* East
A11 Pa-tlculars From
L. H. Jchnston Agent. Skagway
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY. hg
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SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE JULY 20 1 i
S. S. SPOKANE JULY 26
Direct connections for Tacomi, Vancouver,
and Victoria
3 Sail! i j for California Monday, Friday and
Saturday
J i n-3 Wallace Agent - Skagway Alaska
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+ S. S. JEF.-ERSON, July 27 ♦
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.'Popular Picture Palace Saturday
1 — A 1 and Sunday
(A PARAMOUNT PICTURE)
Adolph Zukor Presents
.PAULINE FREDERICK
IN —
"SOLD"
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by George Erastoy
International News
On Both Sides of The Border in New Mexico
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Democrats Favor!
Wemon Suffrage!
Columbus July 20—The nat
ional Democratic Committee <iu:
imously adopted a r<->solutlon ui-gl: i
the ratification, of th« federal am-.
oiulni'nt on women'8 sufraj,"t' l>y • I
Tennl'ssee and Xorth Carolina l'g
islatur03.
Shamrock IV Is
On Dry Dock
Sandy Hook, July 22—The Shai
rock IV Is ooing drydock°tl today'&n
having her uider body cleaned.
It '» expected (that the Sham
rock tv'11 bo ready for ,(the rac°
whkh i» to como off tomorrow if
there U w'nd enough. j
Moore Refuses !
Responsibility!
Columbus July, 20—Governor Cox
announced today that .Edmund II.
.Moore Nat'onal comm'tUi'-maa lor
OWo and convention manager for
himself had definitely and Anally,
refused election as chairman of
the Democratic Nat'onel Committee
with Jt=» duti;s of manning the nat
ional campaign.
Calgary Dentist
Pays Dawson Visit
Dr. Rena St'llman deatlst of Cal
gary returu«d y«sterday from her
tr'p to Dawson and specks In glow
ing terms cf the s'ghi.'' down tl
miglity Yukon and , tlx® gold fields
cf the Klondike and also of the
uniform kindness an^ confidei-atlon,
shown by tbe officers and employe*
of the Whtto Pass.
M'ss SUllman was'th* guest of Mrs
G. V. Zinkan today and will leave
on the Princess Mary tor her home.
Capt.HerrimanDead
Xews of tl'e death at Jacksonville,
Fla; of Capt. Fred,Herriman, one o
the best known of the Alaskau'water
pilots reachtd Seattl)0 .during the
past week, and icausod som<'\vl!al'of
a shock to his many fr'ends here.
Capt. H^rriman arrived at a South
ern port 'a command of the steam
ship Deer Lodge, a ,Bhipping board
vessel, and wfs tak«a to a Jack
sonville" hospital, where,' he diedj
Capt. Heir-man was on0 of the
seven charter members of the Ship
master's Assoc'at'on of the Unit
ed States. He ls j survived l>y'hi
widow who left Seattle several,
weeks ago to meat him at the Sou
them port.
Constantinople, Jul/ 22—Turkey,
has doe'ded to Hsn the p-eac1' treaty
n "the announcement today by the
rurkish 'war oft'c0, I f
The war office was advised today
Jiat J' the vanguard of the Greek
irmy had entered Adr'anople
Mar'on, July 22—Senator tHjarding
Is in the fight for wome^
suffrage and last night | on the
cvo of his formal acceptance the nou
inatlon for president declared that
ho was ready to "throw all of h'a
wo'ght and influence for the rati
f= cation of the amendment in time
for all woman to vote in the'NoVem
bi>r election. , f r
Battleships
Visit Seattle
Seattle, July21—Wth tho flai
sh'p Connectlcutt leading the Mi
chigan, New Hampshire Kansas.
.Minnesota and | South Carolina fol
lowing six ,U. S. batUe9h'p3 with
1538 midshipmen Jaboard arrived in
Settle thia morning. I
Thl3 fleet) compose* the second
Squadron ol J the Atlanta fleet
which has come over to thl3 61 d<
for maneuvers. 1 [ 11 i
Bolsheviki Are
Active In Poland
Pari® July 22—A jrwlr0le33 dl3
prtch was received from Moscow'bj
the French foreign office ( spying
that then, had boon,'an uprlslns of
Bolshevikls lu, Poland. [
Str. Princess Maryi
aw-sR—
InfPort Skagway
The Prtnccss Mary j Graved at on©
o'clock yest®rday w'th |a large Pas
senger list most [of whom wor°,
round tripper3. (
A goodly nuial>er , l°ft lmmed'ate
ly on the White Pft33 tra'n for a
tr'p to West Taku 'Arm. tak'ng th
steanier Tulfhi at Carcros^&nd re
turning th's evening on the reguls
Many of th- ether round tr'pper3
took the tr'p to-. Bennett today aaf
the interior passengers got | awa7
yesterday and th's morning. f
The Maiy w'11 Sail j tonight at
eight o'clock Skagway t'ma.
PIONEERS OF ALASKA NOTICE
There w'll b0 a. regular meeting
of Skagway Igloo No. 12- Pton,eers
of Alaska at thelr hall 'n Arct'c,
Brotherhood Riding on Saturdays 1
n'ug at 8:00 [o'clock sharp. All
momiberS are earnestly! requester to
bo present. - —
(Signed) f - •
f John Grashal, President.
John Wiiliams who lately rec
eived a Ford auto truck ha*8 start
ed into the delivery and express bus*
n<>s8.
Wlllem Wolfgram has accepted
a position a3 motort dr'v«r and
they are now prepaid to do 'any
kind of hauling and delivering. '
Wood and coal may be boughtt
•uid will b» delivered at lowest,
rates, and all business -will be
transacted with neatness and dis
patch. . _ J *
When you ask for Munsing
wear its the same as saying .
"give me underclothes 100
per cent right".
Quality, perfection of fit,
service—these things you ex
pect of good underclothes.
That's why millions of dis
... criminating women and chil
dren insist on garments bear
ing the Munsingwear label.
Munsingwear will give you
the utmost in in unionsuit sat
isfaction.
A new stock now on dis
play for women, misses, boy*
and little tots.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
PHONE
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Compton, P. [Thorp leave3 n«xt
Tuesday oa.tho E*tebetb. for'Ju
Heau -wfcera ii° 1"^ accepted a Posl--(
jtion as orgau'st 'n. oiyj of tu° Pictur
Hou'e8
Dur'n6 hls br^ef stay in Skagwrv>
many have tak»>» advantage of Ms
up to dat<> method of teaching and i
have gained much from thc'i f"w
w«eeka course of iustraction. Mr8.
Suffocool Nveli ^fcnown local mjus'c'aii (
IwUl carry.on the pup'l3 ami contitm
with h«r | regular clisV- It Is tv'th'
[regret lha many friend1' and puplls,1
[of C. IP.. Thorp leara of hi' go'ag
»ou>th..
Misses B<tty and .Dorothy Blllscn |
arr'vd on the .City of Seattle Mou-j
oay from Juneau ar.<I left ye'"1''"
i'-.v for Fairbanks where- they'w111
joiu their mother 'who prece&ded,,
U10111 to Ui- tnter'or. jj
Father Edgar Gallant jtwho .SV^nt
to Wli'tchorNi Iast j Saturday re
turned 0:1 the train Tuesday.
Whll0 in, Whit*'horso Father Gal
lant held "erv 'c» in the church. ou
Sunday. I -*■
Miss .Rutli McDonald of Atlan,
xvas a pas:»cntrPr this morning on
the tra'n bound for licme.
H. J. Faulkner the Juneau attoin
ey was a jound tripp-Jr on the'C'ty
of Seattle, • n Tuesday haxtag come
up to Skagway on a matter • of
legal business. t—.—-.a
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SS2fS^ P2fk358. 1
ft goody tftat is
worthy of your
lasting regard :*
because of ICS - j
lasting qualify, i
1Y
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White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
So 1, N. Bound So. 1. B. Bound
, 9;302-. ni. Leaves
I It:59 a- m. y
1:?5 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
j 6:30 p. m. Arrives
SKAGWAY
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCROSS
SVHTTEHORSE
Arr'Ve 4:«b p. m.
Loavag 3:15 p. Ja.
1:60. p. m.
11:40 m.
* „ •. 9:15 i- n.
Pas»eiis«r» mu»c De ai. u»p<j
i>ected and checked. Insp-c-ct'oc is stopped 30 m'nuteg before
leaving time of trains. *
160 pound* of Baggag© wU be checked free Wta wJi fall
are ticket and 75 pounds with each half fare t'clcet.