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PARHXIPS
EGGS, BUTTER AND CHEESE
C, W. ASK & SONS
Office Phone: 10 Asoots for
lU-sl.Ieniv 1'hune* 89 Ladysullh Coal
The Alaska Transfer Co.
-» FRANK SCFFKCOOl.. Prop.
General Forwarding Agents
Bonded Freight and Bagg?ge Transferred
Al'TO SERVICE DAY OR XK.'HT \V<X)D AM) COAL
CAREFVL HANDLING AND PROMPT DELIVERY OUR SLOGAN
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When vou »ant anything moved
Trunks. BusgaKe or anything else
\ Call up th« John Williams, O. S
Transfer Co Also wood. 16 lncn
delivered $4 50. and coal, per ton
delivered. $16.50.
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Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEA Vc. SKAGWA V 7 P. M.
KKHRl'AKY IS MAIM'll 1; U; -"J AI'RIL a; 12; 23
MAY 3; II; SI JINK 4
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Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with Ft ft Coi.tirental Trains
Tickets and All informitiiun From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Agrtnt. Ska^w.i y, Alaska
Subject to change without notice
DAD^CsJaL* LSNCL
ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
Offlce-Secoud and Broadway - t'houe 50
SAILINGS FROM SHAG WAY
SEATTLE
SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA POUTS
WIN Ti:R SCHEDULE
S. S. SPOKANE—JANUARY 2J; FEBRUARY 22.
FOR RESERVATIONS AMI INFORMATION
APPLY TO
I.. K. REYXOLDSON, AUE.NT SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Subject to c!ianj;«" without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHEN YOU THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMPANY
^Sailings from SKAGW'AY Season 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports
Sailings for Seward and Westward
BOBERT J. CRAGG, Ajjeut Ptione BO SKAGWAV, ALASKA
Schedule subject to change without notice
PRINCESS ENA ARRIVES
WITH BIG CARGO
The Princess Ena. freighter for
the C. P. R.. with Captain Tom Clitf
on the bridge, arrived in port Sat
urday evening abojt six o'clock.
The Ena was loaded with lumber
gasoline and powder and got away
about noon today.
The cargo consisted of 613,000
feet of lumber, including ties.
This was consigned to the W. P
& Y. R. and will gj over the moun
tain as needed. Tte lumber will oe
put Into the new boat that the
White Pass will bu.ld for the Stew
art river run.
Captain Clllf it well known in
Skagway, where he has numerous
friends. He has run up here a num
ber of times on the Princess Alice
and the Princess Mary and Is one
of the most popular shipmaster* in
the C. P. It. service. Captain Cliff
stated that he would return with the
Princess Ena in a short time with
coal and explosives.
FAIRBANKS EDITOR
EXPLAINS MISSION
"I may be the dean of northern
journalism," said V". F Thompson of
Fairbanks today, "but what I am
traveling for on this trip ts to fulfill
my newfound job of being manu
facturers' and dealers' agent or go
between for Fairbanks and Anchor
age, selling by sample everything
under the sun that I know nothing
about but which our two camps
seem to be. one or the other, all
cluttered up with. As I believe in
showing partiality alike to all camps
I did not consider it fair to Anchor
age to come as a seller of flour alone
so I also came as a buyer of Anchor
age products and goods in all shape*
sizes and varieties. Having arrived
and delivered my flour samples to
the commercial club to be given as
prizes to the nice girls of Anchor
age who have as yet not outgrown
the lovable desire to make breac.
| like mother used to. If you wish to
I buy Fairbanks flour from now on
you are advised U see Alderman
Ferguson of Fairbanks, also man
ager of our local sawmill and lura
! l>er yards and one of the owners of
stock in the flouring mill, when he
arrives on tomorrow night's train
with the carload of Fairbanks Hour.
If you have blacksuith's coa!, g'ant
powder, dynamite, fuse an-I caps
corn-on-the-cob. 5 Vi KE nurse's
shoes, grapefruit or almost any
thing else under t! e sun to sell to
Fairbanks, see uie about it.
Want.* Itlacksinith Coal
"Pick your blacksmith coal well
and truly, give me the price per ton
| and the freight rate to Fairbanks,
ami I will take Lack with me a
week from Tuesday a carload full of
Anchorage or . Cliickaloon black
smith coal, properly labeled and
bannered. I have tlready bought
my corn-on-the-cob and grapefrui'
of Brown & Hawkins and my dyna
mite from Hro. Shonbeck, who will
have to attend to packing and ship
ping It. as 1 am so new in this line
of business that I have a natural
! iIh inclination to sell dynamite by
sample and pack the sample along
. with me. Aside from that this ne-.v
line of merchandising is to uie just
j one glad sweet song.
Dispelling Illusions
"In the 'Valley of Silent Men' we
frequently pick up a magazine and
find a story to the effect that Alas
ka can raise nothing worth while
In an agricultural way and mine
nothing worth while in the shape ol
coal and if Alaska would the pro
duct could not be shipped and s j'd
and compete with the outside stuff
We also read the same thins in the
minutes of the hearings of th<s com
mittees. on territoiies at Washing
ton. From now on we can send out
ulid have printed in all the papers
I of the I'nited States the pictures of
Fairbanks-milled Uour shipped to
Anchorage and sold in competition
here with outside four, ami Anchor
age u ined coal shipped to Fe'.rbiuxs
and ft <1 there in compet...o:i «ii).
tht -oa: from en.vv here. -u.d. t t
will h-? something else ag:i;i for tin
Ii;nur»4.l outside
"As 1 tell every business man in
Kail banks tiiat is means money in
his pocket to visit Anchorage ami
connect up with the supply houses
here, so do I say to Anchorage busi
ness men that it will be mone' in
tliu pockets of every one of thcin to
\.tit Fairbanks and come home with
new business. Wh'le we mav never
a;.;ain seek an Anchorage market for
I our tlour product, the Faii'bauks
' market for the Anchorage stocks re
mains practically untouched."--An
j chorage Times.
Keller Brothers received a supply
of Beechwood Ginger Ale which Is
creating such a sensation as a de
lightful drink. _ t
SKAHWAY HAS FIVE
SI ISON OF SKATING
The kids. grown-ups and youths,
have had a carnival of good skating.
The temperature has been just
right for good ice %nd the Skagway
river conveniently glaciered for a
long part of the river bottom.
Many of the skaters went as far
up the river as Denver station at
the third crossing and found smooth
ice all the way.
The larger fellows had a lot of'
hock«.y sticks brought ovet frutr
WiiHehorse and enjoyed scleral
Xt>nc* of hockey.
TnKcn ail in a'.: tnis «k> the oert
ren..oi' of skating SKh?>.'ty aas l.-id
ft r a number oZ yean, taring
weiiiher and ice it to toneid vaiion.
' he heavy sno'vtrl of last night,
will j.nt the skati-*p on the Mink.'
but it will not take iway the UapP}-l
remembrances of *nat th"y d <J
ha'.e.
H' .AVY FALL OP
8XOW U\ST XKJHT
A snow storm strjck Skagwav last
night and almost a foot of the beau
tiful laid on the ground this morn
ing. There is no wind and the ther
mometer is up around the 32 mark
so the snow in all probability will
not remain long.
MASOXIC I'AXl K SATURDAY
White Pass Lodge of Masons will
give another one of their fraternal
dances next Saturday. March fourth.
Dancing will begin at eight o'clock
sharp. Refreshmeiifs will be serv
ed. Remember lilt date. Saturday,
March fourth.
Word was rece'ved today from
Father Edward Gal.'ant that he was
remaining in Juneau for at least an
other week owing to the illness of
the bishop and Father Rocatti
Have you trted those delicious
Oyster Cockta.ls at Keller Brothers?
ITTier* is more Cat^r.' In 'Ms seettoB
of the country than ail c.her disease#
>ut together, and fc >ears it was sup
posed to be incurable doctors prescribed
t.v al remedies, and by onttantly fallini
to curt with local trea-ment. pronounced
it incurable. Catnrtn it a local diaAs*
jT'atly influenced by constitutional a»
ditloni and therefore leauires .-or.fjt»
tlonal treatment. Ha i s Catarrh Medi
cine. mar.ufactured by F J Chene» k
Co.. Tolejo, Ohio. Is a -onstltutlotial
remedy, is taken internally and acta
thru the Blood on the Muocua Surface#
of the System. One H»n !red Pnllars fe.
Ward Is offered for .ny c.ise that Halt'*
Catarrh Mod! ine f. ure. Send tot
I circulars and test'monints.
| F. J. CHENEY « CO . Toledo. Ohlow
: Poia by Prong-.TSc.
I Hall's Family 1'ills for constipation
I
Cash Bargains for Men and Boys
MARCH l«t TO MARTH l.Vh. !\< I,J SIVK
Thr follow ins «*ll known Rrjutds of MonV Sh»x^.
WHILK THEY LAST AT .*»r OX THK *1
HAXXAN & SOXS MAYER SHOES
RCCKIXGHAM * HBUT
•ml
BALLRAXI) F1RK I'ROOF WORK SHOES
HALF price
OXLY A LIMITED REX OF SIKKS.RKTTKR GET vol n
PAIR TODAY
Xo< ForjftKtlojj th<> boy*—wr *111 offer I fir
The Famou» "BILLY BUSTER" Shoe—Two Styles
Sin* 8 4 to IS, and 1 to 3 4
at
Half Price
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
WATCH FOR OUR ADO TVESDAY, FERRl'ARY 2STH.
Popular Picture Palm
TUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY
ALL STAR
The Turn
Of The Road
COMEDY
Mr.Briggs Closes the House
Admission, including war tax,—Adultt, 30#: eh11dr«B 15#
Illn Com* In t to 14 Oijt
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT faili to cure Itching.
Blind Bleeding or Protruding Pllen
Instantly relleres ltd.log Pile*, and
yon can gel restful sleep after flrnt
application. f Oc.
Keller Brother* have Just received
a fresh shipment of the choicest el
gars. Among thera may be found
Van Hyrk's, Hohert Burns. Ml Ho
gar. Moieart. Independent and tiiany
other favorite brands.
Call in and get a good smoke. 2t
Make This Your 1922 Slogan
»
" Try The Home Market First'
As a Northerner, a Floneer. an Fphullder of Alaska. tod are
peeved every time you hear of the appointment of a "carpetbagger"
to fill one of the political office* of the territory, b«can*« yon know
that there are capable and efficient men living in the territory who
could fill the offices with perfect satisfaction, who are helping to
build up the territory and make it a worth while place In which to
liT8" . , . ,M\^^
Is is a parallel case when Northerners send their money out
side for supplies that may be bought right here at home and give
better satisfaction than the "carpetbagger" stuff imported from the
States.
Is It not a fact that we are all working to build np the North
to make it a worth-while place In which to live, and by "trying your
home market first" you are strengthening the foundation for that
building?
Here's A Suggestion For A Starter
TRY THE ALASKAN'S JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT FIRST. IT IS EQUIPPED
WITH MODERN* MACHINERY AND MATERIAL, AND EFFICIENT
ARTISANS ARE IN CHARGE OF THE WORK