New Showing of
HATS and CAPSl
HIKING CLOTHING j|
/or ;
Men, Women end Children [
For The Sprmg Planting \
SEEDS ONION SETS \
BLUE GRASS CLOVER \
BONE MEAL \
Forks Hoes Rakes <
I Hose—Nozzles—Sprinklers
Pruning Shears, Etc. :
C. W. A S K & S O N S |
New Home Restaurant
======= and Ledgings
C1IA5. PKTKRSON, Proprietor
A comfortable homelike plait' with excellent meals and Rood room*,
where lite liaveliii^ puMic will liiitl a cordial weieome.
(XWPI.KTKI.Y KKMOi ; I l.K.I) AM) RENoVATl'D
riUCKS LOWK.sT y Ave, Near Broad v.iy_:_SKRVICE BKST
Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Louise
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY 7 P. M.
f
MAY 3; 14: 21 JIXK J, 15
I
— FOR
I Vancouver, Victoria, Prince Rupert, Seattle
Connecting at Vancouver with "Fast Continental Trains
Tuketsand All Inform;>Hon From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ag^nt, Skagway, Alaska
f Sui>j»'it to change without notice
FAILINGS FROM
Skagv/ay for Seattle
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Connecting at
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Seattlewith
con.tectior.
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all C;iliforrlan
1 K E. RKYXOLOSOX, Aurnf.
Pacific Coastwise jcrvioe
^ADMIRAL LINE
iH.F.ALEXANDER PRESIDENT!
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO I
WHEN YOl" THINK AUISKA THINK AI.AsAA STEAMSHIP CO. ❖
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1922 1
WHITE FLYER S- S. JEFFERSON |
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Ports :
MAY 13-29 JUXE IJ-20 Jl'LY 10-34
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ACCIST 7-21 SEPTEMBER 4-18 '>*
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F. W. JOHNSON, ABent SKA'jWAY, ALASKA ; |
Schedule subject to change without notice. J
Here's What Is Meant By The
Skagway Alpine Club "Vodvil"
Everyone In Skagway knows that
the-money gained from the Alpine
Club Vodvll on May 26th will go in-1
to the fund for building the ap-1
proach to the Alpine bridge over the 1
lower river. For that reason alone
every public spirited citizen should
make It his or her business to be
present at the Elk's Hall on that
night.
The committee In charge, how
ever, is making the money involved
only a secondary consideration. The
first purpose is to give to the people
of Skagway. at an extremely moder
ate price, a high class Vodvll enter-!
talnment that will not be easily for
gotten. Skagway has waited a long
time for a show like the one which
will be presented next Friday night.
If a third rate musical comedy com
pany should come to Skagway to
morrow the hall would be crowded
to capacity for several nights. Sure
ly there will be a crowded house for
at least oue night to see a local tal
ent show wlilch will be better than '
the average road show. Skagway
has always been known for the un-1
usual amount of excellent tallent.,
and the very best artists In every'
line will be 011 tbn program at the
Vodvtl.
The price of admission will be 75*1,
per seat—no reserved seats. The j
mere price of.two hair nets, three,
packages of cigarettes, one pound of /
bacon, seven shots on a punchboard.
two and a half movies or one pound I
of chocolates will admit you to the I
best show that Skagway has seen
In many a long moon. First come,
first served—and the wise person
will not only be there, but will be
there early. The doors will be open
ed at 7:30 and the show will start
promptly, at eight o'clock. No one
will be admitted during acts, so thai |
anyone who comes late will miss the
first act. Only seventy-five cents,
six bits, three-fourths of a dollar for
a Vodvil that will be worth at leas'.
$7.50.
And Here's What You'll See And Hear—If You Go
ALPINE (H I! VODVIL
Vnder the direction of the Skagway Alpine Entertainment committee
.Mrs. Clyde Rogers Mr. Fred C. lllanchard .Mrs. J. M. Keller
Mr. ('Icon Ask, Chairman
ELKS' HALL
A Call From the Bush.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1*1, IU"J
I» K <) G II A M
I
.Mrs. Virginia SulTecool
II
The Nut Brothers
Wall Cleon J. Ask
Filbert Fred C. Blanchard
Accompanied by J. K. McMillan
.III
A Few Lines By ' Vic Sparks
Assisted by Judson Rogers
IV
Harmony Quartette
A. C. Blanchard W. C. Blanchard C. C. Cole J. R. McMillan
Accompanied by Mrs. W. C. Blanchard
V
AN INNOCENT VILLIAN
A One-Act Comedy
Cast of CliHrnctera
Mrs. A. Slaughter
Mrs. Heed
Mrs. Butt-In
Miss Butt-In
Ernestine Floyde...
Freda
Prof. Walter Kuupp
, . . . . Mrs. Evelyn Curtis
Miss Delia Rupuzzi
....Miss Vivian Talbot
.Miss Margaret Callihan
Fred C. Blanchard
VI
"FOLLIES OF 177H"
Summer fiarileu Guests:
Mrs. Pearl Rogers Miss Elsie Ridlen Mrs Evelyn Curtis
Cleon J. Ask A. C. Blanchard Judson Rogers Fred C. Blanchard
Entertainers:
Mrs. Lampert, Misses Delia Rapuxzi, Birdie Selmer. Virginia
Seimer, Jane Farrellv; Mrs. Myrtle Keller, Mrs. Edna Feero
Accompanist Miss Vivian Talbot
AI.I'INE Cl.I 15 OFFICERS
President
Vice Presdent.
Secretary
Troasurer
. ...L. H. Johnston
. E. L. Winterberger
,. Mrs. A. R. Hillerv
Eric Teller
LIST OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Selmer's Orchestra
R. G. Henry
W. G. Kefter
Mrs. J. M. Keller
Mrs. Clyde H. Rogers
Mrs. Clara Dedman
1 RECEIVES NEWS
OF FATHER'S DEATH
Herb Wheeler, general manager I
'of the White Pas9 & Yukon Route
: was an outgoing passenger on the
1 Princess Louise last evening hound j
for Victoria.
t'pon returning from a business I
trip over the line last Tuesday, he
received the sad news of the death
of his father. Captain Arthur Wheel
er. which had occurred in Victoria
on May 23.
Capta:n Wheeler was SI years of
age. and survived his wife but a few
days more than a month. Mrs.
Wheeler having passed away on
Good Friday of this year, and he
coald not overcome the shock of sep
aration after a union of jnore than
fifty-five years.
Captain Wheeler was late master
of the Steam Packet company'?
"City of Cork." and retired about 16
years ago, after having ' served 50
years at sea. After retiring he tnov
ed from Cork. Ireland, to Victoria,
where he has since resided.
Three sons are left to mourn the
loss of father and mother, Arthur.
Herbert and Frederic.
Millions more persons in the Cnlted
States have incomes over $2,000 than
tire plven In the bureau of Internal
revenue returns. Income in the United
states estimates this class including
Income tax pavers at 5,290.000 for the
year 1918, whereas only 2.9US.000 p- '<1
(axes "on net Income returns of this
amount. Special exemptions of many
sorts account for the difference. It Is j
to be noted, too, that no post-war year |
limires are yet obtainable, and conse |
ijuentl.v from 2.000,000 to 4.000.000
men under arms are not included. The j
markets for all products, Including I
automobiles, are therefore greater |
than would at first appear from in- j
come tax returns.
Be Sp'ecific.
Farmer Giles Alius be oop and do
In'. my boy—alius be oop and doln'!"
Son (educated in the city)—Cp to |
woat, father? And doing whom? j
SUMMER TOGS
Ladies' and Men s Hiking Suits
Two-piece Tweed Suits for Ladies
Sport Skirts and Wraps
CORDOVAN OXFORDS FOR MEN'.
PATENT LEATHER AND CORDOVAN OXFORDS FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.
NEW GIRDLES, HAIR ORNAMENTS, READ NECKLACES AND
HAH PINS.
WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION
CANVASS FOOTWEAR FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY.
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55
j Fifth Avenue Theater i
( TUESDAY AND WEDNDSDAY !
j DARRELL FOSS \
I Her American Husband
Y <
X' a bio lovk story
COURTS AND CABARETS •
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COMKDV
Admission, including war tax,—Adult*, 14#; eblldrwi 16#
MODERN SIGN WRITING
CLOTH WOOD METAL
SHOW CARDS AT LOWEST PRICES A SPECIALTY
SIGNS AS YOU WANT THE AND WHEN YOC WANT THEM (
GET IN TOl'CH WITH ME FOR PRICES
Vic Sparks
Taylor & Drury, Ltd.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
WHITEHORSE, Y. T.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Imported British Woolen Goods
MEN'S, WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
NEW ARRIVALS THIS MONTH
MEN'S CASHMERE and HEATHER MIXTCRE ROCKS
WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Manufacturers' Samples
of Women's and Misses' Sweater Coats at Special Prices.
MEN'S READY-TO-WEAR SUITS at $25 a suit. These are Eitr«
Good Value.
STORE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 27
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 4A.
Tuesday* and Fridays
No. 1, X. Bouml.
1st Class.
8:30 a. m. Leaves
10:4S a. m. "
12:80 p. m. "
2:00 p. m. "
4:25 p.m. Arrives
No. X 8. Boanf"
1st Class.
SKAGWAT ArrlTM 1:11 p. m
WHITE PASS Lmtm t:0l p. m
BENNETT - 11:41 p. m
CARCROS8 " lt:ll a. m
WEilTKHORSB " 1:1# a. m
Passengers mast be at the depot ta tlms to haxa Baggage In
spected. and checked. Inspection Is stopped thirty mlMtee befo.t
leaving time of trains.
160 pounds of Baggage will be checked free wlta sack foil Urt
ticket, and T5 pounds with each half tar*