The j
Clancy Kids l
Then Spider Filled Up
oi! Bread and Eutter
By a jr
! PESCY L. Cf.OSEY
by the McCI»r« ycr $>nct!ca
>)[! worses IP
111 CAN CAfCH
;3 HIM 0e(=O(?.C
y He serf
iiflii§i
^ I WAS MOf'fN \
>he woulo.Qfr j
ir^ At£fl*HT. i 1
Gotta mothbr.
MYsecrso
IKnow^ow ir iy /
J ITH006HT MA.V06 i
Tma WOULO asicyA^
TO STAVT^ CUNCH,1
5P!0CR.?ur I 6UCSS
5H£ AINT PRePARCD
^Ter, spider"7]
tSALRICHT.YOO Vj
CAN STAY TO L
LUNCH- MA y
Jl/ITFOUNP^
ANOTHER k
lecG r-rrl
There 29 trore Ca
ot the country th ■■
v.it tope'her. -mi • *
d t.> to txu'.;. ■
lc*:tf : !'f. r-u '
to cure v. . . a Lx\ t
it ine :. i>* •. C
g:- ..t!y «: .iuoi'^ed i»y
dittos "tj»I thtaf
tierml treatment. )i
CiGc. ..ac... I
Co.. Oh"!o
remeuy. is taken
cf the Sj 'vrr! '• •*»
*nrd is '-. rci 1'
Caiar-!i
Cire"' ir< * ! *••«* •*
< 4 v
i\\u. ;v
a this sectTon
r.l other d%t*ases
V.ir.* jf W13 flip
l» prmkTibe<l
• ronouueed
> <J4.
. il ron
c::stitu
•rrli Medl
l.euey *i
•:•••; mal
;«nd aeis
irL. os
*v:*In
tuit . :-t:: *
. Scud for
». ohio.
{ Offered in til i stock
I or gfjods of the es=
| tateoiTony Dortero
| Sabina Dortero Executrix )
42S. BROADWAW. I
'
Jo to K"il - r3 for your lea Ci-c-ani
e.eryt;u.«\ Xo J!sap?olntm''ut tti^re
"""HE SKAGWAV
Pioneer Dairy
h Pro(i.
liic iAfiiTAfif My
.-r^ <w'. iaj co»•
JUst.J Ji'.rj .« A
*1 puif
CCll* 1 Oio-U' to '*ii yOi»it
1' \» # Vukoi
Kouie.
RELY TOO MUCH OiJ KACHWE3
; Writer Laments the Lack of Psrsonal
Responsibility D.scernible Among
the World's Work*.**
Writ1,is In the Scleistllic MotitJ-.y on
I the value of handicraft In the reedu
cation of wounded soldiers. C'npt.
; Frank A. Waugh of the sanitary corps,
I U. S. A., soys:
| "It Is a great defect of modern so
ciety ilint It depends too much on ma- !
chluery. Kverythlng we touch Is ma- J
1 chine-uiatle. The common laborer in i
[ particular hardly ever sees or touches
anything but maihlne-nmde objects..
j He ti 's;m ii > In a niacliinc-ii a le so- '
cart, e '« canned food from a nuuhine
ninde V with a stami •■! steel knife,
fork a: 1 *;i i a, dies In the hospital
in a u Mr.c-t'vde lied. Is hurled with ,
! a machine-made collln and marked
with sv a.hine-made to; ibs nr. Whea |
such a it. ti "lice makes with Ills own ;
hainN a 1 basket or leather pocket- '
book he h. •"< to realize the value
, of linn t craftmniish!) t! ■ place of
personal rt-«i msibillty in ti e day's
j h.b.ir. Tills is a urns: fttn-'nineutnl
<V ; in tinman .hoU.vy now
| I irjjely !">t in a mechanical world
where nVurts .ire made !..v : lilacs,
not by • -n. The men d »'? fe. d the
liincl:lp-s ar t are |!i»«n'«e!vo< con
trolled bj- another social n.achitie
| called a labor union."
Domesday Beck.
■ Pfi-iio-j.'.- y lii ok. <ii- Diioitistl.'iy Hools.
'<= t! i* it re uril of »lit"* survey of
most »f r)-o ! im! of KirAiii'l titn.l."
liv oriVr WiHtam tlio ta|>nw un»'
dor st1 i' nmis>%'in" i a! tlio
! y.-ar It onli*is»« .1!" tw.» vilmnos
r ! fti' ■> ::!'1 M (|'<- n;t'I il'.vs
1 -lie P'-.'i-y |>ro]ri,-|.ir ..." ] ^
St<! '!:• i'V> :it <.f hi* )>«»-.-■—. .•«. All
nf . .'ill. <-x. ;>t X"itliamli.vliinil
, I>.jil'-iit ; of Oum!»prI:i:nl :• »■! part
of \V-'^ r-':'fl vr.e lii-tildi'it in ll«*
s-irv-y Tiic Dotr.p' 'ny «.!•' \vn* for
i n ■ :v ki»^t in ciin*' r hov-sp of
! \vi«tlni!r-:i'r. lut is nov In tlio public
J rei'onl
1 Taws wi-ro U'viixl by tlil« book un
til \vh- ■: a in ire aivurvo sur
i v \va« t tiMI.!i "l :!t i.'uliur ] In
17<". !c. 4 vo it'o V <. T • » »ijp
pt.»n—:i'Ty *•••:-•!. i vrro iiablls'toj in
| IS HI
"1 wntlltl ii! o !n '.ill-a plwe
1 t'f my m!i«J."
"S > porous ■ -^Ivp of your
j ncro- 'ty n:"l a •' o' ibiiMian.v."
A Pvifi.
I «ifV «••• . ;•*■«! l.r.JUJse
j In Hump w«i.r»* u*'•:# r<»!»i»s to
i Show tlioir pnlil.r::! |»uric.%."
"Tlu'ri how ntinur •;,» «Isirk hordes?"
5A8Y
FOOD
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let you know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care of Mother, especially
when Mother is aided by the baby
necessities that we can supply. Our
entire line of baby goods is made
up of the products of manufactur
ers who have long recognized that
Purity Is Essential
We have always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment Careful mothers can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, nurs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with the care of the baby.
/or
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
Sl<agway's Social Weel(
!3 JQCCsaOii
"Kelly Acliisono dined or
Friday •w'th Ml'ti M. A. Judd.
1-—♦—♦
Major Cliarkfj H. Lewis passt d
through Skagway this Ve°k on liis
way to Fort Gibbon.
• 0—0—0
Captain Royal K. Pull°n n'as
a i>a linger on on^ of the
iate boats f0r Juneau.
9—»—«
School will besln on Tuesday,
sV>.tMCb>T 7th as the 6th Is l.ab
or Day a l"Sal holiday,
—a-t—v
ii'X M. Smith of Klfm-Vs r°
tuinoU on tlio Jefferson from a
trip to S' attle and Ketchikan.
«—•—— -
Mr. and Mr". F. J. Vau d® Wai
et:{urialu>'<! Mr ('. V l>iurk<V:u:U
Mr. Oorgeo JHUer at (Jiiinc-r oil
Sunday l.iat.
M;s. M. E. Rogera and Mrs
Johu Aden enjoyed as ou'ing at
Los Cabin this, week and returned
on Thursday.
—o—o—o
Miss 'Martha. A. Judd of Seattle
>s in town attending lo matti-rs
jf< buUaess. Miss Judd will
leave oa the City 0f S^attlo
[Or home.
<— 6—0
l»r. 1.. S. Keller in Whito
hor*o oil prof'ii'ioiial business
ind after a stay in tU" Rap'ds City
lie >vil| corn" to Clrcross for 8
hm M-it.
n—0—0
Mi*. I*. S. Murray ar i her two
daughters Helen and Pat
ricia are aga'n home from White
ioiseo aud tho children will «t
eud school hero.
Mrs- Sarah Ach'son and h«r fami
ly will leave Skagway oa the
City of Sea'ttlo and In the future
Lney will reside in Portland, Ore
jn, wbere they have many relative.
0—0—0
Mr*. \V. C. MeKei.zie -who lias
o;ea in chars© of the Kirmse-"LlttU
i;rio Shop" for the season will
leave on llio Pj-'ncess A lie0 on Wed
nesday • next for n?r homa in
Si itt'.e. ,
0—0—0
Mrs. Vtfeta Angus who has been
[or tho summer the guest o{ her
brotler and sister in law, Mr. <uid
Mrs. Max M, Smith Mill bo a pas
senger for Seattle on the next
City of Seattle.
Vii-s Dorothy I'olj who visited
ivi.'i th«. fam'ly of her brother Mr.
C- C. Colo for tho past several
Ivi-i'ks \va* i- i)Tss''n.;tV for horn
■o Seattle on the latt trip of tlio
L'ily of Seattle.
0—0—0
During Mie quarentii^j accord
ing to health regulations, Mr
Emit Kichter is 1°- oomo quarters
ici'kiDg after hb family -who have
x luild attack of merles. IMrs. J.
I. T. Thurston Is In i-hurg® of tho
ilichfr store.
0—0—•
Ct lon^l jr. E. SavlUe "who v.-Ja
!tation.cd at Fort William H. Sew
ird for a Ions time nas bo©n r«
ired from service in tho" United
»f.»'es Army. This was hy his
D'.va rcquest. Colon'l Savllie it
in. Man'la, P. I.
U—0—0
M-v. Rovai It. Pullt-n will V
f.a3Sensl-r south on tho Prinec'fc
tlice on th« ninth of the prest'nt
month. Mrs. J'uikm \viii visit with
iter parents, Dr. and Mrs Xew
la-nds of Seattle and will not re
turn before the f'rst of tho y0ar.
0—0—0
The Elks are making <'laborafa
preparations for the b'g Elkfa' dance
?n Saturday night. The entertain
ments of that popular fra't«r
uity have always been excellent And
ih= dance for Saturday promises to
cn.:.'o anything civei previously.
COMB and try it.
Among tha Iteauti'ul flowers in
1 town tU4re °t0 hon0 mora exqu'si'e
, ly beautiful than the Bp'ttcer'sweol
| P''afc grown in tlio garden of Mr.
and Mr5*. Max M. Sar.ith. They
hove given their aU'-i tlon, to the
] raising of pink peas nod the re
|Sull 'a wonderful.
Mrs.. Frrnk R. IlarboUlo and
hfr iiiree <rounger chilireii Ardry,
| Francis and the baby a ar
rived on the PrinocU'' Mary from
a visit with Mrs. Harbottle's par
j cuts Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bigger
I of Oregon. 1 They left for homo
J in Whltehorse on {Thursday.
Mr? P. J. M-iloa-y c-mi up f.-oi
.'ur.(uu for a short visit with her
Islste-, Mr'. Mas M. Smith. Mil;.
[ Maianey has becn in Joneau for
! the summer overlooking the ini
ipiovcmenifa on her property in
that place. Bhe will return home
lo SeaitUe when the work is com
Dieted.
o—e—•
| Among the welf kept gardens
of lnantiful flowers '.n«Te ar° 'ei'
tr.ure lovelyl than that of Mr. aid
Mi.-. John Ad u. II"re are to be
..i.i :d many flower* and they have
siren '.il attention to the cul
ture oof dahlias and they ar" ti
b<" found in many color* and ;ii
beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams Bari'.ft
of Juneau were Pass< ng' rs- aboard
tho Spokane on tholr way to Sitka
v here Mr. Barnes has govenwnen
en.olcymetit. While Jr. town they
wore dinn°r gucR.U of LMr. and
Mrs. ltoy Cault. Mr. a ill Mrs.
J)Mil's arc well known in Skas;
*.v.iy having be''ii formerly rc"''(ien b
of t'oi" piaee.
g—»—i
A loitor fr.>m Mr. .V. B. Clos?
stares that he \vas )>:t rding to visit
in Alaska this past season, but
was prevented hy ill health. Mr.
Clos ■ fully intends to come homo
to >kagway where ho has eo many
wart- friends who gave him eo
rnucv 'least:r° when he was -here
In time pone by. This visit is
Planned for next summer. .
On the Blac.: Lake Ranch own..
«.>d operated by M.\ an I Mrs A.
Achison tho vegetable3 are d<
ins exceedingly well Mr. Aclii
so a has brought to 'own bp vera
heads of lettuce -lit weighed over
four pouni apiece and the quali
ty is uasurpfftssed. H. D. Clark o
;-'umiD"side Itn.nch is acw su>pp!/
ing tho towu and oother places with
fniu T^fctabkb lJ;ludlrg choice
tomato* s aac" cueuwoers.
8— 0—0
A!is. E. A. Gil'ti anj her Fon Mr
K. T. Giles ot Seattle- were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John G
Riant-hard on Tuesday. Mr. Gil. fe
is (h'ef clerk in the traffic depart
ment of the AV. P. and Y. R.
with headqu'arter" in Seattle and
Mr. Blanchara is district passenger
agent " for thc. same company
with headquarters ia Skagway.
Mr. and Mrs. G'les are ciiests of
the Pullen House.
0—0—o
Mr. and Mrs. H G. Macplier
son and their two little son
G.ont and Stuart, arrived, in Sktig
wji y on the Pr'nce-"o Mary from
an extended visit with friends and
reia'.'vos in eastern. cities both in
the United' States and Canada. Mr.
Maepherson says that he A now
ready to settle down once more in
his homo town, Whitthorse, and
with hito fam'ly he departed for
there on. Thursdays train.
#—0—9
One Iby one tr.e old landmarks
ia fckagway are disappearing. The
' o'.d "Becker House'' on Eigtil avo
I nue and Broadway,* famot-fc In days
gone by for a good meal for twenty
flv- cents and wWdh was patronized
by n any, has b«en torn down, and
the lumber is 'or salt». Two'
| house* owned by Dr. L. S. Keller
1 on Eighth avenue were told to
' AJelbr> t Baker land Mr. Baker i-s
tearing them to pieces and will
j use the lumber 'or improving his
I pretty horn® on Kinth avonuo and
Main street. A. J. Achlsonj has'tak
| en a part of Mio building known
| In former day3 an tho Achi3on laun
dry and th's will bo put too son.'
thing useful.
——
S'ster Wnr.ifr-'d and Slstor En- j
i laiia arrived on the Princess Mary I
lanj after a short "tip in Skagv«iy
Uiv.V will proceed on t0 their d<«j
1 (ination, tli® former w'll return to
j he., work , as Sister Superior --t
Nulato and t[le latter goe* to
Holy 'Cross wher° s.ie will ®a-J
in teaching anl m'ssion work,
i Sisfr AVinnifred lia- been in Al
I asks for twenty c-'ght years and
hr.i been outsidc but twice in'that
: la.e. This will Ue Sigter Euiaiia's
! f'rst work in the far north. Both
| Si'f -li are from the Mother Hou»a
' i:i Lacihine, Quebec. While in
tovn they visiter wila the matron
oi: W. I'. ind Y. K. liosp'tal,
JHss Rothmund and her Blstei Mi fc
Elinor Rothmund.
—*4-—
.Mrs. Paullne Moon RilCy and
her daughter, Ml8s L<.rene Riley,
of Portland, Oregon, who have)
0'> n guegts of the Golden North
for the past fortnight, left on, th®
Spokane for home. Mrs. Riley has
bwen in Skagway- organizing and rc»
organizing the order of Lady Mac
fabefc". and fe Lady Commander of
I the State of Orison. In ad
j Jltlon to this high honor Mrs.
RUey is Grand Worthy Matron, of
the Order of Eastern Star for
f-rtgon. It ij Mieved *hat a fair
' ly goock numoer in Skagway havo
I entered the work of Lady Maccabees
and that there will by much good
j accomplished. Miss Riley is with
Sherman Clay and Company •' of
Portlaml, Oregon and is nll'ng a
responsible petition in the player
roll department. * I
—M—
FIREMEN'S MEETING
Tnere will bo a re^ilar meeting
of thy Skayway Volunteer Fire
I department tonight at their hall at
♦?lylit o'clock
Wm. Sime
FINISH SUNDAY DINNER
WITH PURE ICE CREaS
v Keiler Brothers are B^rvlng
their unexcelled) Ice Croam at
their san'tary fountain.
Dell varies mada for Sunday d'n
tier. Pbon« 126.
. NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndtico l3 hereby given, that the
nadersigned has be©n appointed Ad
ministrator ■>' the Estate o' Simon J
i Weitzman, deceased, by th.® Probata
Tourt for the Territory of Alaska,
tittiug ia probate at Haines, Alaska
at J any and all persona hav
ing claims against said estate ara
required to pres°nt them to me in
the Town of Haines, Alaska, •with
the voucher required by law within
I six months from the data of the
first publication of this notice.
Dated this 20th day of August,
1920.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrator
First publication ' 8—21, '20.
Final publicat'on, 9—1!J, '20.
Subscribe ror TBe Daily Alaskan
Itched and Burned, Facc a Mass
Of Eruptions. Cuiicura Heals.
"My face was r»ffscted with pim- I
plrp. They were larrje and hard Pnd I
would tester, ana were
scattered o /e» my face. At
times my face wouid b'- a
mans of eruptions. They
itchc-d orri burned, and I
wouii' lose sleep.
"The trouble lasted
about two years t:lc - 1 used the
Cuticura Sosp and Ofotmmt, and
when I had ti^cu «v ca-'o J C :ti
cura Soap ar d one c; Culicura
Ointment I wjs hcal-d." (S.gned)
Mrs. Philip Hcin Hov 303.903 Lake
^t., Sandpoint. Idaho* Aog« 22, 1919.
TG>~ Cuticura ToHc t Trio "?ar
Consisting of Soap, Ointment o::d
Talcum, promoter Mid nuuiiains
skin purity, skin .-..-rrfort end skin
health often wh^n ah *'sc foils. The
Soap to cleanse and purify, th- O-nt
ment to soothe and h'.il, thsTalc'j:..
to powder and perfnrr- You rsr. do
no better than mnke these fragrant,
super-creamy emolI»:,i.s your every
day toilet preparctioi. ■ Sold e"ery
whfre at 25 cents eacl* Sample each
free by mail. Adiuc. J post-card:
"Coticcra, Dept. it Maiden."
"729T*Cutieura Son cl-. \»-e« without ^:I.
The Goliitr. North Oaf® Seres
only the | of| that tlw r.'.a;ket af
ford» ani icv't^ \ tiial o1
excellent seivice and cu^ne.
+ * + * + * + + +
t . SKAGWAY'S *
* FKATEItNA'j OIU>ER9 +
***************
Arctic brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. I,
meot« «T«r) scroiid au'i
fourth Tu6j(i«; jveniu?
at 8:30 o'clock Visli
L*< brtittem cordially welcome,
t. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELLER, Acting Arctic Director
P. & M.
yi White I'l'ss ! • ■d e F. >*>'
A. M N'o. 11:;, meets —J
^5^? *■" ita Satarda* e;cnit.|p>
<Sz/^ ,ath month. Vieitinj
LS c(hr< a m6 welcome.
Dai McDt-nald- W. M
r j XTAXDISH, Secie^r>.
«. I', 'o. ICLK9
Skag'»a>
No. 431, B P. O
Elks aieols every
l Thursday at 8:00
P M
V's't'nj, brothers eord'ally welcome
JOHN GRASIIAL, E li
r. J VAttDEWALL, Secretary
Pioneers of Alaska I$loo, No. 12,
■reef i» A. IS. Hull first Monday Id
<jvery mont ot 8:30 9. hi.
Visiting Brothers coitllAJl* »el"
c in*. I. C. PHELP8, S«Cy.
c^Uj~5 i 1'raternal Order o I
Eagles—
Skagivay Aerie, No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
__ Eaglet meet the first
*nd third Wednesday night of each
month at their ball on Fifth Ave
iinr. Visiting brothers cordially in
vito ! to attend M. E. Rogers, YV. P.
J. JL Griesbach, Secretary.
Kaom1 Ci apter Ko. 9, O. E. S.
in' :ts 111 M&sonic Hall flrst ami
tl rd FrHays of each month at 8
P. M. VMUng moaibei-s welcome.
Fleienco VandewaU Wor'hy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suffecool. Secretary.
**************
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
+ + ♦♦♦♦♦**« + ***
DR. L- S. KELLER
Dentist
Most Modern Methods
Ofrice Hours: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p- in.
Alsefcan Jiiiilding — Broadway
SKAGWAY ALASKA
\V. B. STOUT
A t I o r 4 e j At Law
Practice In all courts
In Territory of Alaska
FLUNKS — ALASKA'