! FRESH GOODS
I ArRieoTS
j IVWANA8
I WATER MEI.ON"
I CANTKl.OrK
| CHERRIES
I rKACHFS
I LEMONS
5 ORANGES
I GRAPE ERV1T
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H. H. TOMATOES
CAU. TOMATOES
I.KTTUCK
IU XCT1 CARROTS
151'VCH BEETS
<7reex onions
CVWMBERS
C.REEN TEAS
CABBAGE
j Lunch Goods For Hie Celebration
| C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
..Caribou Hotel...
K. \T. GUI eon. Propiioi.
CAKCROSS. Y. T.
At the Meeting of Rail and Sail £
Steamboats Connect Here
With W. P. & Y.
Route for
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S. S. Princess S. S. Princess I
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ALICE ^ ROYAL;
WILL LEAVE SKACWAY
EVERY THURSDAY. 7 P. M. |
June 16-23-30. July 7-14-21-28. Aug. 4-11.18-25 I
FOR
\ancouver, Victoria, Frince Ripert, Seattle I
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cheap Round Trip Tares to l>>tern Points j
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Tickets and All Information l-'rcm
I . H. JOHNSTON. Aff.MU. i>ka*rw.iy.
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ALASKA. WASHINGTON. CALIFORNIA
iuul nr.il Bromlu .n - Phone 3
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY £
SEATTLE
—AND
S<H THKASTKRX AI.ASK \ PoP.TS
S.S. City of Seattle - July 14
S.S.Spokane - - July 21 5
loR KV'SFRYATIOXS AM» INFORMATION ~
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APPLY TO—
( . •> IMKSi lllU Rt... AtiF.NT sKAtiWAY, Al.ASKA
Suhj^rt fo chnrtgo without Notice.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
\\HK\ Vol THINK XI \SKX THINK XI XvK X S. S. COM PAW
Sailings trom SKAGW'AY Se son 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOM A and Way Ports
S.S. Jefferson - - July 3, IS, 30
Sailings for Seward and Westward
S. S. Northwestern July 10, 20, 31
K< »1>KKT .1. (Tl.lMi. Agent Plione «« SKAt.WAY. \I.\SKA
Schedule subject to chanpc without notice
•ARTY «»K IOWA lillJI-S
TOlTO>». TllK VOKVrt
Pour of Iowa's most charming
laughters made up :i partv of tonr
sts who have been stopping at ilie
• olden North hotel for some da? s
ind who left yesterday norr,,i c on
he train for a trip ;o OarerotM. \l
in and \Vhitehor«<v Tfce\ will re
urn on Thursday an4 t.ike the Oil>
>f Seattle for the home.1 m 1 trip
The young lad:cs !iax a . -i• J ?v
>ry place of interes. :>n tl.e journey
north and say that v'll ever re
raeniber Alaska and 'lie no:inland
The parly is com pose 1 or :he Misses
Besse Fell of Everly, Lillian S<.Hit
>nbnrR and Anne Geifile of Algor.a.
:iltd Kuth Chamberlain of Adell . All
are daughters of wealthy f.irnu
and say tl.<> will 0-irry the mv-v,c
to Jowa of the grandeur ol the
northern lands
S. S. Picnic
nic of the rresiivterian chur. !i was
held today and a tine train lot.d *
picnickers, members of t'
well as a number from otlif di :u>m
inations left at " " bound for l.ou
is as*nrem* t. Jt good time :> ' -
ing had i>> lliom a;l
A fuller report will !«• c-v.
Colorado Girl
Heads Class
two elevators camo at the «
>
Of Mist A's hrr'iVr to \
i ■
mid sister's father-fv i ■
cousin.
lie answered Inside of thro,''
■
0 mil am of Boston accompanied 1
Mrs Dt< kens of 1 he samp pi sot ar
rived on the Spokine on Stindav
mormtip and loft lodav for White
horse where Reverend Graham will
loctnrp tomorrow nisht. From White
horse the pany Wall po to Oawsot.
and from there to the interior of \1
wil 1 enure at a nnmlier of places
small child and assiv with house
work. Will he as one of our fam
il> Address n<>\ ."77 or i:.qis -e
at Keller Bros
NOTICK
There will he a special meetinp
of the Fraternal Order of Kacles.
Wednesday. July lSth. at 7 30 p.m.
All members are requested ;o at
tend.
Local News Items
ArthuT Jennc. chief electrician ol
ihe Sitka Electric Upht and Power
Co . vu a Skapwav visitor whll* ihe
Spokane was in port on Stwrta\
Mrs illppins of Sitka. wife of one
of tlie rad;o operators at that point
was h returninj: passenper on the
I*
friends while the siiir was in port
Superintendent V. I. Halm ot ihe
\V. P, * Y. Route went over the line
yesterday on a tour of inspection.
Mr. Jiahn went in the pasolim
motor car Buda with Johnny firssh
;il at the carbureter.
Af:er l!ie Northwestern pulled ir.tc
port last night. the members of the
Skapwnv Band pave a dance at the
\\ V. A clul' Althouph the ftlfair
< rotten tip at a lute tutit. quite
• w strangers ai i to«v. ;mk>i le en-:
hodius. who has »sirn: of
!-uc stores in Washinpton ani So- ,
W iley as his headquarter* wis
arrival oil tl e Northwestern last
dins i» in*erest-:I in mt
t.e Chaudelar and Fourth o.
lu'y districts and ci»f every ve«
!:.pat v expects to operate in the
-» ie City district t!-is year, also :is
lust nipht ahout nine o'clock. ;
•*ith a 1mmper load of pass<»nFe.> ^
! many of whom were ronndtrippers
' :itid the town wass filled with then
Captais Nord. «! .i is master o:
t'e |.;c ship, and Captain Connell
; who is one of the pilo's came ii|
..wn «.!'d vi«ited with friends for a
■
Alaska News
■ r i Harris cannon ai Hawk
i t> firss week in Jnnc. han
ofTir«rs of thp Adroiral I.1op sr.•
..nd fr<*m Alaska At
,
' C r pl&iu to Kitdiak Island
lnr. nc s^hoiMinr ai Kini.
\:.isk.. ihe MPSTr.ship Cath
lia* left S*a:ile f"~ Alaska
»ii ai tho prosoni «inio an.1
\* r]\ c ti .-v houses arc planned for
in i ho Mayo dstr.o: Tho
Vn -n i 1.1 Company has jIhmii ?.
-iii«»ral»|ip more pri>*p<vitns in ttip
pl.!> '.ni o: K< no hill
■ |'?w\inia:ply 5*9 men ar<> no*
Mfcp'o d in the Ohioaloor. and EsSa
i\v.; t m- New dormitnrio? re
i-oiii iv completed, will iwvomodaic
Ton make ■ mistake
11 yon <lo not stop at
THE
Pullen House
I'lcrtHc l.iphtu
Rooraj Sirtplc or on Snlte
Kaths on e»-h floor !
Famous for tt> Homo Cookinc, !
Milk. Cream, CWtaer Oh«-w j
and Riittcrmilk from our own ?
dairy, Fresh os?rs, Mo. j
Rates S-'iOO Tor Day and I'p j
Well I.icMod, I.aree rlamplp
l?oom» for Traveling Men
K. S. rCLLEX. Frop
Skagv&y - - Alasra
Men's and
Young Mens
Stylish Summer
Hats and Caps
A T NEW AND LOWER PRICES
\\> have just vn|Mrkrd a ahipmcnt of nrw Summer Hat* and
Cap* in the Kmartcot models and colors.
In this a*«ortn»cnt you'll find .fn«t tbo Hat or Cap fn Sijlc and
color that will p1#»a*r.
CAPS - - $2.85 and $3.00
HATS - - $3.75 arid $4.50
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Popular Picture Palace
Tuesday and Wednesday
Paramount Pictures Presents
Ethel Clayton
in
The loth
Commandment
Ford's Weekly
The Nugget Shop, Inc.
Robert Simpson. Mgr.
JUNEAU. ALASKA
\ (iorKMfn Jonolrj A- l?n^|r»« <■»- < Yvn»Jti< fcvl. Mull Oi
<H*r« Sff|f«'{io«1
Mr. R. I.. Pons!**, lontw»rl> \\ jilrh Insjvn for ' M, A St.
I"*. H- K. Co., < *n. I*at. l.in«^ In n»*w <»( Itopair
iVpirini'Ti.
Mr. r. J. Otfk, KomieHy «»f l\r-*%. . s.«f»nl«-„ In
("harpp of iJowolft Mfc. A U»*j»r- nc
plant at Sutt.m and r*
inp completion t' " ihe V;
F".ska mine with 'lie « isl
i'bfIIoIi n w«f enit-usi >-"•
nel is showing up fv.wdnv
'
malty ihe Hirst-t" .eo
rood prodneer
Resturninp lo tie « . to«
extensive visit to Ala«l;m t n( i
properties. John Henry Miles apo
thirty-nine. died on the nrame: V
toria while en route to Seville froi
'
and was interested in Via-ks pold
mininp properties He was renir
ins to the states site- spending the
ed
rassenper travel to Alaska
heavy again thi* year Ah lionet'
private shipping companies ha^ in-"
acreed to the Shipping Hoard sen:
nient with strikers both the Par t .
Steamship Co . and the Alaska > s
Co.. are running all hoats assigned
to the Alaska rat FTver* ship lea\
inp this port for the territor> is
booked to ear"loity \>j'.h travelers
the majority of whom are sipned np
for the round trip for the inland
passage The annual pi 1 prim ace to
the north to witness the midnipht
sun attracted capacity bookings Con
siderable freight is moving on the
poverntnent account to the the Ter
ritory in connection with the govern
ment railroad.
Phil Abrahams
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