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ASS S
run ROUTE
The
Gate-way
I Route of
Comfort
Service
Safety
To Yukon Territory, Atlin Distric
Interior Alaska «
During the winter season of 1916-17 our regular train service will
be maintained North and South Bound between Skaguay
and Whitehorse, trains leaving both terminals Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
WINTER STAGE SERVICE
Oar Through Mail, Passenger and Freight Service will be oper
ated between Whitehorse and Dawson, affording every possible
facility for c mfortabb winter travel by means of a
Tho-on^hly Equipped Stage aad Automobile Line
For full information apply to
C. W. CASH
J.ipt. Mail S^fvic: D^pt.
WHITEHDR5E. Y. T.
A. F. ZIPF
—OR— Traffic Manager
612 Second Ave., SEATTLE. ^asl"
Wnite Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE No. 38.
Morday,
No. 1. N. Bound
1st CUm
\VtxlnetKl»7 and
8:30 a,
11:0.3 ».
11:45 a.
12:40 p.
2.20 p.
4:50 p.
m.
m.
u».
m.
Arrives
Leave
Le«ve« 8KAGWAY
WHITS PASS
" LOG CABIN
BENNETT
CARIBOU
Arrives WHITSHORSE
Passengers most b« at depot la tlm< to have Baggage la
»p«ct«d and checked. LiwpeeUon la stopped SO ilnwtfia before
leaving Use of train*.
159 poonda of baggage will be checked free with rack fall
fare tick** and 75 poomda with each half fare ticket.
Friday
Now 2, 8. Bound
1st Claas
3:50 p. m.
2:20 p.
1:30 p.
12:50 p.
10:48
8:00
m.
ID.
m.
m.
m.
> Reliev3S CATARRH of'
the mi
LADDER;
and ail
fiirSarps in
hours:
•h cnpmltbcaLr* .be <
JW*o/ /MHM
GOunterfeUt, V y
»•* •'! dmtif'.it*.
You make a mistake if
vofl df not stoo at
THE
Piillen House
EJectric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
Baths on each floor
Famous for its Home Cooking,
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and
Buttermilk from our own da in/.
Fresh Eggs, etc
Rates $3.00 Per Day and Up
Well Lighted. Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. pi JLLEN, Prop.
Skagway. Alaska
I SjYSTEM A.VD printing
Dou'i put It oil, but order your
printing now which you will ne®d
, w!ie& you put la your new system.
The Dally Alasta* job dgP®J"tm«nt
Is b^'ter ©quipped thatt erer to do
! your work. Prlcea rljbt and work
. promptly executed. tf. '
FOR SALE
On Fourth Avenue, adjoin
ing Firo Hall Xo. 2, lot
25x100 feet, described as the
west half of lot. 11, block 8,
with a two story dwelling,
arice
* - '
Cash $300
Possession given at once.
PHIL. ABRAHAMS
Established In 1397
'THE WEEK
ffl-SOOETY
(Oontia|rt«tf fnbBff?*** 2) * j,
girU weijfc.to ttniWfc>nnr»!of Mr.,
an.' Mrs. J am e»> Stewart 'Mul gaVe
6 genuine surprise fotM 1*» flOMred
McFarlaud who I* for to4<*<re*Sit
tntikh)" h«r ham# there. The 1 6c-"
caslcvn of this marry making to thi
birthday of Mis*' KcFarland: Under
the patronage of Mrn. the
yrung ladies enjoyed 4 pletsunible
at»orncoQ. MM. Stewart trafl as
sisted by Mrs. Gray and asm Ban-4
thien. After music, games'Sfeif »*
jollv romp, were-ort«r«l
lni'- tbe dining roam whore r de
! licious repast iras-'MrredL The
tab!" nad as a tuntaaplece drftoe
cake witu the requisite number- of
candles. Hisa-lfaftMlaatf woeired
several tokens of -lorf ttem her
friends.. Tawflyyhg frtKlgfcCai i*
thu festivities were; .XM-MlAMe
Ruth Ac hi son, - Stara.aad One* Ad
ams, Delia OoUisKKij- Fmees - Ken
nedy. Nancy LjikJv Mmrf «*d Pau
line McCana, Uaed vJUtfiaumn, TV
7 lan Talbot,. Lo«id% Rum «tod Lelia
"Wheeler—*U «laiwnm«s.og ^-hon
ored younj l»dy
Mm. Helen. W.CaaiwyeXd tier
daughter, Misa Carot.fiMfcv re
turned on the Spokane trots «'rery
delightful flail .to. .« Jiuumt tad
Wrangell, being-abwat fcwa week#.
Just before - learing om
their return home,-Mra. -Cseioyf and
her daughter ecelved th»- dWdifuP
news that Dr. Fred -WiabWd, bro
'ner to Mrs. Caakey,-*a4> fcl«' wife
aurt daughter w«i^ the vtati®# vt
an automobile accident cm1 Sunday
lust, which reeultetf te lh* da*th
of I>r. Wishord -and perhap#'Catal
Injuries >o the other raeonberv of
the family. TAla .1m-. MporfHy- «*d
As It Is the fourth^ death in the
immediate family ctf-MiwCaAey
in tUfi past year. - .jQnljr the "tore
facts havo been bo far rec«l7®d by
Mrs. C-askey aa the tamily Of her
brother live in Pasadena, Cfcl. J
WEDDING ASJttVBBSABY
Last Thursday evening » ! Croujj
o' tieople met the th# h«me ol itt.
an' Mrs. "Wm. Gray amd tolas
♦ he home of Mr. and>)&r»> -J&*. L.
Stewart, announced .thisy. h*d come
to help thorn over tha forty-first
anniversary of their yeddlng. Attar
rb0 good, old 9ootc& cordiality and
hosD'tality had exprema&l Ua6U, and
a pleasant time 8S>«u>t tn Tlaltlng
and remln'scenoes, • Yarloue- james
were participate in, to tfc« •muse
in'vat of every ono; then SMbxred'
refreshment#, including the »*ed
din* cake. • : ; ^ 1',?*
Those present were: Mf, -**Ssl"
Mrs. James L. S^watrt, -Ml« '-10UT
E. Stewart, Mlas M oriel 0.' Btew
art, Mr- and Mm Q. - V. Bitekan,
Mr. and Mrs. Williant R, Gray,- Mr.
a,id Mrs. E. A. Ktimnsea. R«r» snwi
Mrs. L. H. Podersen, Mrs. H- '< 8.'
Jacobs. Mrs. Howard ft "Scott, -KM.
Elixah«»h Blanch ard, Mbw K. ^M
fienthlen. Miss MaithaviCaggttllooti
dy. Miss Evangelinf. Gook, k<kr.
Gurden C- Farwell. xaa «
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart were *W
ried In Glasgow, Scotland, ttrtjr
one ye&Ts ago, April tfea 12th- Hav
•ng forgotten to brine1*! old
wear or rice with which to
their good wishes, th#-Trtaitof» evi
denced their love for "'"Ha 1 BCWM
arts" la other ways, mhl'&W
had such a pleasant! («noioc thejfi
would all bq back Uiaitf^ forty*®®
years to aid In anotb fp-uhtv•CMt£
— Contributed. , • .'H*
CHURCH NftTES
idiU
ST. MARK'S CATKOUKT CSCBCB
, -cn>
Hcly Communion at>fir80 fc. a.- h
Mifs and Inatructtoafc Jl.0;30
Sunday School 2:30p..ja. <i3 j
Evening Service 7:3d o'clock, -o
EyeTybodj U oartjiaijjr iarilfld -
Fr. P, H. ChM>. »• J
*~~ —«B
PRESBYTERIAN CHCTWH ,j|
yi e
Sua day morning at'; ll'-t til*
mon subject is: A -RELIGION
WITHOUT A CROSS; *Jkl In *&»
eveniug at 8 the sutljnct Is: ITH1?
TRAGEDY OP RiESLiflMOUS ' IN
DIFFERENCE. Huafe by -th»
Yomc Womwk'i Choir at 'bttth
services. Sunday achooj 12:16.
The public I* cordially1 Invited ta
all t>re services.
L. H. FtdtfWi lOtfiter.
CHRISTIAN SQDBrCB
Christian Science Setrrtees trill ha
held Sunday evening at'7?*0 ofeiO**
in the Alas&an Building,
Subject — ARB SW, tHHSASS
AND DEATH REAL!
The public is yrelaoatzg. ,, -A
Sunday School 12 0'«l«c>k. '
TAKE SHARP RAISE
Seattle, AjwrU U—Ad.TM.cJ in
formation reccired Seattle re
tali grocers is to tfct efifact that
t|BMd InrfU atodf V**etaWes of all
Unas are to \>a SO pwr o«at tUgber
r«r tie fall deUT«ry> of 19l7t Many
w.Hol«wilert :■ 6ftY« *>«Jrwdfr revised
t li»ir :prtee#fq* t&e 1916 pack* u®
to^tboMMlffttres.. Soothe soaring
prices of tiBria «4*lea«i Uur causes
tor t*yDUcrk«d Mlranse.
Typewritten ra«aUi aid a<saux*t»
1* doat. Ptoaa 49, BtitfU It. Ped
•rsea, ev itan* «onr at Pedareat
«re« ttora.
1 111 !■■■" '
K«rYOtJR*«**& CNCOVEMO.
nt OautMl W«uU( at « T-Prcf ■
• 1V1 «««•■ Daudrst Cudu.
•" There are many men Who wear their
. huts praoUcaily'all the time when awake,
1 and are ^blessed with ai ■ heavy shook of
hair: yet If tho scalps of these same men
once became Infested With dandruff
germs; tbe parasite* would multiply all
the quicker tor lack of air.- Boldness
would ensue aa tho final reault New
bro'a- HerploJde kills these germs and
stimulates unhealthy hair to abundant
rrowth. " Iftrpttrfde is a-plec-itnt hair
di<eesl«s aa well'aa <'d*ndriiff cure and
contains not an atom of Injurious sub
stance. Bold by lead'ns Sen^
We.' W Btarrrps for s*mp!V to The Horpl
aide Co.. Detroit.Mich.
-r *n*»«JBwr ewwataed.
At aa-Beufmmm. « I
" -^-jutrartlupwuit.
TENNIS TIME
TRIUMPHANT
Our display lor your selection Is
noow complete oa
• . I • i , ! . !
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Presses
Tennis Balls
Tennis Grips
W® hare stocked this year the
famous Spaulding & Bros., IIiiq as
well as tho Hoj-semaa line which. Is
one of tUa most popular lines la the
North. , (
Wiigrht & Dltsou Championship,
Spauldlng Championship, and Hard
Court balls for 1917 In abundance.
Remember all our goods are
guaranteed, and we have had your
wantg In mind In ordering our
utock. Wo await your commands,
feeling confident that we can give
you satisfaction In goods and
prices. j
Rackets for the Kiddies at ?1.25
aud $1.50. I
KELLER BROS.
COLDS AFFECT
* TIE "KIDNEYS
Mas? AlaskaaPaopte H«v« Found
fjj fjQ Trag..
" Are yoirwtetcfeod la bad weather
' • Does emry «*M aettls «» your
ktdiCT?
"* Does ymrr back ache and became
fMk?
4r* ttriuwy p«8aag« h-roffular
«B<f dl^melRt?
' TOieae «yntt>toan« m.r« oaua# to sus
pect. kidney weakacas.
WaakenWi kl<la#y» need quick
kelp.
''■Darn's Sidatjr, Pillf «r« «®«clal
ly crevai'ad (or w»ak*n«<) Jcidaej*.
Grateful Qooplw rectxrumead them.
William' c. Ruftsall, r»tlngd far
mw, Valencia St., Sun, Fraaclaco
0*1. atya: "Mao/ calda and days of
loog tours aoudE a training irork
eaoaed my JfW».«yi -ta glre a lot
«C trauMa. - Pais* seemed tq settle
l* t> small-at my ttatikS and tke
soffertm* 1 wwiurea YM terrttdo.
eeff*ring i> eaAunetf wae tarrtble.
Brwr Wt at ?vtr«B«tlt Htft n* aad
my klduagv.«eUA<tMi often, anaoy
lir o« at ftJtyttt - Doaa'a Kldaay
HUt-aetsa *0 a t£&ie to *07 kid
«r' «a1 DTtmsl of pr«at b«ne£lt."
•» Arte*- BOe, - «*■- all dealers. Don't
•i*w>ly«ask for a kldaey remedy—
rf XKmlu'b Kidiaey Plll»—the aame
taat Mr. H,«weU bad." Foster MU
bnrn Co.; Trqpe j K. T,
■ ~#iAd.Tert!a*mentj
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s You = realty c*n't know how
* much liard-wear and solid comfort
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There is so much respect for
"Hipress" superiority that the
market is full of imitations—so be
sure there is a" Red Line'Round
the Top" of whatever
boots or shdes you get.
TTie B. F. Goodrica company, Ainu, uu»
Hsken of the C«Ubnt*4 Goodrich
AstoaoMla Tin*— "B*tt m tka Lang Ran" ^
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