SKAfl WAY'S
FKAT URXA^ -OllDKRS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1.
meets every lecond ati<!
fourth Tuesday erenlu>
at 8:30 o'clock. Visi
1m brtutn cordially welcome.
L. *4. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J it KHL! l:C. Acting Arctic Director
F. « A. M.
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A. M. Xo. 115, niet-tu SO
Itli Siitiirrla» evoninjf
•>i mh (uonttl. Yigitin,
a !»M»r'-D urf welcome.
Pan .V i hi a Id- W. M
•r j sta.v ' -n secrei"ry.
a. r. o. EiiK^
No <31. B. r. t
lllks moots cverj
.'Uurscl^y a> S:0i
V's't ti6 brothers eord'ajly welcome
ul'll.N GiLVs'HAL, E H
r. J V A#iDE\V ALL. see »l*r>
Pioneer* o» U*-l a Ijrloo, So. 12,
met* t» A. R. H«JI flrsl Mond»y lu
«erj moot ■( 8:39 o. bi.
VIsiUdj lir"Ui«T» «el
c m*.. J. C. PHELPS. -^>-'7
. Fraternal Onlcr ol
Eagles—
Skagwav Aerie. \o
©
Fraternal Order oi
Eagles meet the first
aiwl tiurd Wednesday nijjlit of each
imiuli ni their ball on Eittli Ave
«iue. \ iMtliij; t>rotlier» cortlially in
»ito ! lu iltcud M. K. W. P.
J. Jt. Grtesb&ch, Secretary.
\a •in1 ('! rpf'r .\"o. 9, 0. K. S
irv ts i ■ >!;-sorie H.sll fir't a:nl
t; ril t'ri |;iyi ..f —.cit mouth at f
P. M. i-j. i.-.- ii-. urs wiccme.
Kloiecce Vand*wali Wor'hy
Ma'rvn.
Vir t:.ia Safi'cool- Secretary.
I'KUPLSSIONaL CAIIDS
L)R L S. KELLER
iX>cUst
Most Mod-em Methods
C'ftlce Hou.s. i-12 a m- 1-6 p m
A'8'*sn f>u!iu:ng — Broadway
Sfc A(»\VAY ALaSKI
H. STOl'T
A * ^ o i * t y At Law
Pracilc* ln ail courts
In X'errliory ot Alaska
H.Vl.N LS - — — — ALASKA
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT
OF AQMIMISTRATGR
lit commlssijners court, Skagway
J"r, -tact, Division No. 1, Territory
ot Alaska.
i-u the matter of the Es'jate of
Ke'i.y Cate Bowman, Deceased. iu
Probate order for hearing flnan ac
coun? of administrator.
uoorge W. Dillon, the almiuist';;
tor of the estate cf Henry Cate Bo\
man. deceased. having this day ren"
df-red and Presented 'or settle
ment. and filed in this Court, his
final account of the administration
of the e>sU»t0 of the said deCedent
It ;s ORDERED , That WednesU-a
tt<i 10th cay of i\.buary. 11/21
2o'clock in the afternoonf, at tli..
o'flre of slid commisioner in said
l rfc»nct, be. and th0 same is hereby
appointed a» the time and Place Sc
ot hearing of objections to su h fi
uai account and the Settlement ther
of; ai.d that said administrator do
caueu to be Publlsce<l In the Daily
Alaska, newspaper, at Skagway Alas
ka, a notice thereof as by by law tj
(imr»»d and to til.. , roof of its Publi
cation in this Cin.'i f. Defore the
set for th» hrtirln,-^ of said account
GlT( n under m> t and and seal o!
the Probate Couurt this 17th day c
•November. 1920.
JosePh J. p. Ward.
Commissioner and ex-of
ficio Probate Judge.
Firs' Publication. Nov. ISth. 1920.
Final publication, Dec. 16th. 1920.
tUX SKAG3AT
Pioneer Dairy
H. F. HtLSUJi, Prop
THE mm JILK RANCH
Thw largest a*d t>e«t oo«
ducted d*Jrj I* Alaska.
L'atly tkipmevta ol pur
mllfc ud eream to all pcwat
ob WMta Paai £ Yukoa
Rout*.
5l<agway's Social Weel(
— --- —Uivvn/TV^^iuiv/.^rvJWlVmfftfTm
Moi-ninE
Asleep Ho the Vavii on the black
winding beaches.,
The peaks to the w<st are '"D1
shadows afar.
A gul! drifts high over; th0 dr0amy
dawn r>aches,
X van, holy hand to the pale
morning star,
Thp de«P woodland thj!U,<« to tho
I song of tho tlir''s=h
Now comes tho f >jr Moj 11 with a
rose on hor breast.
U bll,. the gr^-it S«a awalcens and
trembles nad blushes.
Then dons a gold garment to *»'■
come Ms g'icst.
—Herbert Eashfortl.
.Mr and Mi4'. Jam.s IC. MeAIlsar
w re dinner ?uPsts of Mr. and M
J, J- Dwvcr on Thursday.
\eVfffT on,. In town seeflis busy
wlih Christmas work there is little
'solr.e on in soeial «v(.nti and tho
.SoeK'-y Column is rath,ir lean thj.j
weelt. ^ ,
1 Vrs. Charles Cartwi'ight and her
little plrl expert to 1 ave on the Jef
ferson for a trip to th0 Sta,t»J
Mrs. Car!wright will return as soon
a" possible.
Mrs.Teresa Kapuzzl and h,-r datts
ter JiisB De'Ia Rainizzi will be south
bound passengers on the 1'ri;ic.»>s
Beatrice Wednesday for i'.n <xt nd-'J
visit in Ei.rope
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stevenson
»>.iv on board the Jefft>rson homo war
bound from an extended visit wlih
fr-'i-rds and re^-tlv,>s in Ohio wIktc
Mr. Stovnson liv d in bviiood.
A big danco will follow the ba:.
| ket ball game of tonight and al! °re
! welcome to both. The gatm- will
I decid • th<- c-'.ampionsh'j) if l)y.,a*
I 1 nie' and r.y:in Canal.
Game and danco at AV.P.C. rooms.
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i Word is r.>fv!\-,.d in Skagway that
a little daught r was born to Mr. an
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN" SCTEVCE
j 3;;tii!.'y s. nlcv will I)© h^-ld 7:30.
; O'clocs :n the evening in the Chuh:
! Kdifkv «'f Christian Sci.nee Society
i of SK"swsy ci>r"' r of Main strict
j ami Fourth Av0nue.
; Christian Seine* r?tibj,.ct;
| God th" rre8ervcr of Stan.
SuTnl.i..- frbocl at iC:lo.
i Th£ l'uU:c is cordially invited.
i FiitsT t'i;r:si:VTi r.iA\ (umcH
I Rcr E. I.. V.'l:itorberR»r. B. D.
Pastor..
Sunday:—The Minister will
at »1« Morning worship, on: "Au
. II i ii:y in Religion."
V.'l.'l the 1>arents of our Sun-lay
j>th>cl Children make a special ef
ior- to hav« the children at th®
f c5li';ch not later than 12:13.
j Sui-day evening the second sermon
on: Foundation Stones In Charactor
' Choice'" Bring a friend.
Met day: The Fifth. "Better Auit
ic lecture. The Sul>ject of ths
lectije Is: "How Bolshevism Ruin®
I Bus'.a. and how it Works Ruin
j \s'b< i© Tried-"
j This will be worth your while t:>
hear. Itis illustrated.
i Innoc-ncy. Conscience. Human Gov
; frnnipnt
Come t° Study and Pray.
♦
ST. MARK'S catholic chckch
There will be no services at St.
tomorrow Father Gallant
vill bo at aines and Ft. Seward,
father Edgar Gallant.
I Full GosPel aUsslon.
Cth avo- East oi Broadway.
Ser»iccs:-feundaj' 2:30 and 7-'30.
j ServiCi»s*-Thursday 7:30 pm.
! (Bible Stidy Class).
Everyone is invited to attend.
The Tiiuursc'jad night service is
oPen for oiscussion.
Bring jouur questions and come,
iTn0 Thursday and Saturday ser
vices are hejld up stairs oVeJ- 'tile
Rev \V. H. Shoemaker and wile
Servers--Saturday
2:00rm.
Missioi Hall)
«i Al
I in cha •.»
.Mis. C. W. Durkeo of Ketcbipin.
Tha little one weighed eleven pounlsl
(P.na lias beo" named Marla Eliza
beth. MJrs. Durkcfl and the baby"
are la Vancouver- B.C. with tbe ma
ternal grandparents.
«—o—o
1 .Mrs. E. T. MdBrien will sail for |
Portland on the Prlncess on WedP( s
day tor a Christtnas holiday wit.'i
rientls and relatives. Sirs. McBrien
.looks fo:A*1ord to a pleasant visit
•rnd Christmas dinner with her mo
ther. >l.s. Rose Jenkins. The va
cation will extend over a month.
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The Ellas' dunce of Saturday last
was well patjonized and all seemcJ
to hav® a Very fine time.
About thllt.v! of Uie boj"s from Ft.
Seward came up to r.ttned th<i uas-!
ke- i'all game and the dance which
,followed. There w»re several up
from Haines among whom wero H.\V1
Vance o Rainy Hollow. Mack M. G°s
and John Coombls
Father Edgar Gallant dined o:i
Sur.i'.ay with Mr. and Mrts. P.J FljTin
an-.' Mr. and Mrs. Jam<"S K. McAIJi-:
tor Mr. and Mirs. P. S Mfurray and .
their two little daughters Helen an.'.
Patri(ia. and Judga Martin Conw.y
Joined the dlnner pairty later In tl>e
,eveuing nndtho tim« was given to j
gameg.
Though this article t> rather bs
lat-"0 sfnie of the readers of th?
Alasi'.an will bo pleased to hear that
©osuld Milnes of Douglas Island is
maxried Th0 nam,, of tho young
bride was Miss Marfc Williamson
(of Lougflas and she has lived in
il it place nearly all h(x life. Mr
Millies live-d here when a mere 'ad
.an 1 was called b.v his boy friend*
• Pore" Milnes.
o—o—o
To celebrate the birthday of lit
U<« Melvln Barni Mrs. P. Jt- Flyi-n
baked a fine cake and decorated i*
wi'h a big candle. The t-ake was
then tak'to to the home of the lii
tla lad's p;'.rents Mr. and Mrs. Sam
ual Barni and a pleasant surprUe
was giv'Ai them by Mrs. fHynu and
lie- daughter Mils- James K. Mc Visi
ter and her grand daughter Miss
Caroline Ann McAlfoter. The aftjr
Tvocn passed very pleasantly wi'.U
ecrurrsation upon the babies pre
sent and absent.
o—0—o
The parishioners of Saint Mark's
chi.rch met with Father Gallant ac
the reetorj- on AVednesday evening
i&\A Laif a most delightful' social
till The early evening was devot
ed to "300" and the prize for high
score, 'or ladics fell to Mrs. a-J-Mj
<Cana and she was given a bea'iti
fui hand painted cup and sancer.
JuJiJe Martin Conway secured hlgn
score fori-' gentlemen a handsome
dick of cards. Miss Delia Rapuzzi
wai given a mlnaturo pack of
caids with Instructions to use thcu
/o**
"I like candy. I like it best when
I get the kind I go for and see it
put into the package fresh and
clean from the showcase."
We also know that we cannot be
too particular about the candy we
sell and the way we keep it. So sis
ter shows good judgment in com
ing here to make her purchases.
Chocolates and Bon Eons
The best of the advertised brands
of package confectionery can be
secured here. We can help you
sclect the right box holding just the right
assortment of hard or soft fillings or both.
We will be glad to quote special quantity
prices for candy needed for panics, bazars,
and special occasions of all kind .
ruffiEST Confections
KELLER BROTHERS
that ahe tie more skilfull n0xt time. |
This happy social event will l>e re
pealed e^ch month and will be j
undot th0 !uigpiccs of the Alter io- i
ciety. Th0 refreshments commit-1
tee of tils Society «erved a delight-1
fuMuncheon.
0—i—O—;
Oa Tuesday) Deceniter 7th Air |
and Mrs. James K. Mollis tor and
Mr. and Mrs. Pi J. Flynn ont-r
tal) fd in honor of little Caroline I
Ann McAJlster's fiifct birthday. A
blr.'iday cako decked Vlth one can
dle to jnark the first milestone on
ifiic s Journeyf was tho pr^ltfy cen- |
teioieCe of a handsomely appointed ,
dlnnor table and the followiag
guests and relative wero asked to
idin«: Dr. and Mrs. Thomta Run-1
nails. Merry Ellen. Margaret, andj
shirlpy Runnalis and Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Flynn Mr 'William Flynn Air |
and Mrs. James K. McAlistor and
ths l.onor guest dak-dlne Ann :.fc
A'Kler.
Later In the evening Mr. and Mr*, i
Cljdfc Rografi and Mr. Cleon Ask i
"ver,. added to th0 little Party' and I
thu e.venjng was happily spent in '
g?me» and music. A bo Pitiful sup-|
Per followed th0 games. Uttlo Car-j
ollite was. the recipient of m.iuy
beautiful gifts.
SkagwayWoman's
Club Has Meeting
On,* of the most pleasant of th'1
regular meetings of the ' Wom,.a'f
Club" was held on Thursday. even
ins Dee. 9th it being a combination
of business and plea6iire- Almost S
numbers were in attendencp. Tl'e
tooic for th0 oveniing was "Russia"
(Usf'uss°d iitider various headings by
dife'rent members. Mrs. Aall'e>" roa-i
a vtry instructive .paper on. "The
Jufce of the dictionary' while Mb.
Owen delighted tho audience with
i? short reading from Kiukens. Af
ter ihe regular meeting a ct:i> uf
tea and slight refrcBtments \ver>i
served In honor of the Secretary
Mi3. Ashley whose marriage was
since lat meeting. In addition a
very protty t0a s0t of dishes donat
ed by the ciub was i«*oSented by
.''Irs. Winterb'-rgrr to tho l«ri<l°
The pift was a complete'surprise a"
g»v(. tho rfclpb'nt gre<"t. pleasure.
Thp next meeting will be held Dt c
30;h.
A DAINTY PURE DESSERT.
For Sunciay or Weekday Dinner
plan on ice Cr0am for your dessert.
Strawberry Chocalate and Vanilla
Or Neai olnftn bricks $1.40 quart de
liverer packed in Icq. Phone Keller
Bros, .fovr order.
• BOND
We use it when1
PRINTING
GOOD JOBS
^,^GweUs^
&he 9a\lg
35 CENT LUNCH.
Wny e*t a cold luacii when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Home
made Plea and b cup of best cof
fee for thlrty-Hvg cents at tha Gol
den North Cafe.
Red Cross Drive NEXT WEEK.
Meet tie solicitor with a dollar
and a snila.
Ssi'f! Tiircat, Esscis
Quickly Cheeked By Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Sore throat and chcst colds
should never be neglected. Few
people realize how often they re
sult seriously if not proipptly
checked. Hamlin's Wizard Oil is
a safe, simple and effect;.. treat
ment. Used as a gargle lor sore
throat it brings quick relief. Rubbed
on the chest it will often loosen up
a hard, deep seated colJ in one
night. Keep a bottle on «'(:•: shelf.
Wizard OH In a good depemlible prep
aration to have in the R)edlciri<: client for
flrat aid *hen tho doctor m y I*o fu.r
away. How often apralr.s. b-cuts
and burna occur in every funiiiv, .1* well
as little troubles like earache. toothache.
,co4d sores, canker sores. wuJf neck. and
tired achrng feet. Soothing, healing Wiz
ard Oil will always bring quick relief.
ieneroua size bottle 36c.
If you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver Whipa. Just pleasant little pink
pllla at drugfiata lor 30c. Guaranteed.
UREUTINGS. f"
This year's offering la Christmas
and New Year Greeting cards fn
-a?ude many ortlstla designs. Steel
laad haad tinted designs from tha
flnest etudlos and at Very moderate
prices. Ther« ar« «nveloPes to match
each oa.-d. See K«U*r Bros, display.
Old Timers
Looking for the best place to stop
while they are in Skagway go to the
PORTLAND HOUSE
Which has just been remedied and now is first
class in all of its home-like appointments. Hand
baggage transferred to and from trains free of charge
Rooms $1.00
ARLINGTON HOTEL
The Home of the Pioneer.
ThisHotal is not and never has been owned or controlled by Japanese
$1.00 ONE DOLLAR kOOMS $1.00
BUSS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
J. J RYAN. Prop. • ROBT. KELLY. Mgr.
"And my
GOODRICH Shoes
outwore Six pairs of his"
He is an old timer—been, in Alaska for 21
years—and just back in the States. He
was visiting the Goodrich Factory and we
asked him, of course, if he ever used our
Goodrich "Hi-Press" Boots and Shoes
while he was up there, and he said—
"Say, those are some shoes you people make.
Why, I remember one time when my part
ner and I went over the hills and I wore a
pair of your Goodrich White Pacs. He
didn't! And he wore out six pairs before
we got back—I still wore my first pair."
There's the result of making Goodrich
Rubber Footwear the new way,—IN ONE
SINGLE PIECE—rubber tough as steel—
no leaking, no peeling, no half-soling. And
they're comfortable—feel like old shoes
before you've worn them 24 hours.
We make all kinds,—shoes, boots, shorts
and hip, for mining, fishing, logging, pros
pecting, etc. They always have "The Red
Line 'Round The Top."
THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER CO
AKRON, OHIO 118 Kin< Street, SEATTLB
RUBBER FOOTWEAR