The
Route of
Comfort,
#%
Ss2&*
Speedy
Service
Safety
During the winter season of 1915-1G our regular train
service will be maintained North and South bound be
tween Skaguay ai a While horse, trains leaving both
terminals every Tuesday a:ul Friday.
WINTER
Our through Mai!, !\>r.
operated between W
all possible comf" •'
THOKOUfiH , ; i
Airro*
\T Gt SERVICE
• ih! Freight Service will be
n:■ c* Dawson, affording
• •'> ny means of a
;.\" >U STAGE AND
.1 ) -r:jN; [jINE
For Full Infortn ftion r> > y •: j
C. W. CASH, Or, A. F. ZIPFJ
Supt. Mail S^rv. • ' >.« • . Traffic Manager,
White Horse, 612 Second Ave.,
Y. T. Seattle, Washington
White i. • j*on Route
TIME TABLE No. 36
Tuesday and Friday
No- 1, X. Round No 2, S. Bound
lsv Clan 1st Class
8:30 a. m. Leaves SKANWAY Arrives 8:20 p. ra
11:00 a. m. " VVtJIlfe. 1'A.SS Leaver 1:40 p. ta
11:40 a. m. " Lm. « IBi.N " 12:47 p. m
12:35 p. m. " BKWKT " 12:15 p. m
2:00 p. m. " CAKIHOl w 10:25 a. m.
4:13 p. m. ** WHITKHOKSE M 8:15 & m,
Passengers mast b« at depot i-i time to have Baggage in
spected and cbevked. iospecUo* is stopped 30 wlnatf before
leaving time of trains.
150 pounds of baggage will t># checked free with each full
fare ticket and 75 pounds nith each half fare tickeL
Pack Tr-i n ;«• staurant
TH- Delirium- » <»f Alaska
CHARLEY JOHN
Karamw & TLECAK
PROPRJ KTOK3
VVher* t<xa Can On «lut > i. i»«-*ir< (Xwtod M it Sfx>al<l B*
kUke a Speclatt.. rt*- q"et» *ad PrlTat# Dimmer partle®.
A nCMd ud ecmfortaoi* ji.ct 'or * »*pper *JUr ti« sbov
or 4*me#—earni» u co*> t>-x>Uu II 3e«lrocL
VISITING CARDS
WEDDING INVITATIONS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PROGRAMS
Our Type Styles a 1 '■ e w Presswork Process Give a Close
Imitation of Copperplate Engraving
Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention!
THE DAILY ALASKAN
SKAGWAY ALASKA
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
[ Mr. Bert McK«nzle left for the
J States oa the Jeffarsoa for a visit.
0—0—0
Mlsg Lois Butt was a dinner
guest Of Mtefl Marguret Keenan at
| the Pullea House on New Year.
0—0—0
MU3 Rosa Dortero Is visiting in
Juneau and Treadwell, and will be
gonq from Skagway for a fortnight
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Mr. Charles W. Durkee of the
United States immigration service
returned oa the Jefferson from tho
south where he had been oa busl
neess.
0—o—o
The betrothal of Miss Alma
8owerDy and Mr. C. K. White of
puneau was made public recently at
a "violet luncheon," given at tho
home of the bride to bet
o—o—o
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Shaw, Mi's. j
Louise Milnes, her son Donald Mil
nes, Mr. J. M. Griesbach and oth
ers of the town's people, were Gold
eu North cafe guests oa New Year, i
o—C—0
Tho hotels and tho Pack Train i
restaurant prepared special din-.
aerg on New Year's day and many
availed themselves of this orivllege
and dined on the best la the mar
kets without thq trouble of prepar-,
in? l.t
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Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Weber enter- j
tained on New Year's day for Mr. |
W. C. Blanchard, Mr. V. A. Peter- J
son, Mr. J. M. Keller and Mr. A. j
C. Bonebrake The guests pro-1
nounced the dinner a work of!
culinary art and enjoyed it accord- j
lngly. The rooms and dining table j
were decked with Christmas colors,
potted plants and ferns.
o—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Zlakan enter
tained the Reverend and Mrs. L. ;
H. Pedtreen, Miss Ruth Pedereen,
Mr. Leo Simmons of Carcross, Mr. ,
'Joseph Pedereen and Master Wil-1
fa-rd Pedersen at dinner on New
Year's day at the Pullen House. A !
special table was prepared foT Mr. [
and Mrs. Zlnkan. and their guests.
o—o—o |
The Reverend GeoTgo Howard j
and Mrs. Howard are enjoying a i
season of rest at Honolulu, the
guests of Mrs DeGroff and lier!
daughter. Miss Anna Vandebilt of
Sitka. Mr. Howard is tho rector of;
"Saint John's-by-the-Sea" in Sitka,
he aaid Mrs. Howard went east i
early in the season for a visit and j
from there to the San Francisco |
fair, where they met Mrs. De Groff J
and M'ss Vandebilt. The party are
In a cozy cottage and enjoying the ;
climate and surf bathing.
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Among the many social functions '
of the New Year was the open |
house—that old custom of by gone
days—observed by Mr. and Mkj. i
Frank SuffecooL The pretty homo
of tho Suffecoois was beautifully j
decked la the holiday colors, the
electric bulbs mid lamps werej
gay in shadea of red, and many j
good things were dispensed, by a
bevy of sweet young girls, friends
of the hostess. Music wa a tea- j
tirre of the afternoon's pleasure.!
Those assisting Mrs. Suffocool were
Miss Vivian Talbot, Miss Vera Mil
ler, Miss Bessie Conway and Miss
Beitha Selmer, Many of tho friends
o* the host and hostess paid thfcir
respects to them on this happy holi
day. Let us hope that more of
the people will observe this time
honored custom another year.
Itched Terribly, Could Not Put
Hands in Water. Burning Intense.
Very Unsightly, Used Cuticura.
Hands Entirely Well,
Scappoose, Oregon.—" Eczema started
on one of my finders of the right hand with
Just one littlo pimplo. It itched so terribly
and soon began to spread and tho itching
kept getting worso. I did not know what it
was until It got so bad and spread to the
other hand. I could not do my regular
housework for I could not put my hands
In water. Besides being so very painful
and causing them to itch worse it made the
eruption worse. It first started with small
water blisters, thon formed eruptions which
beeamo scaly. Tho itching and burning were
so intense I scratched these scales off which
only mado them deeper and caused it to
spread. The breaking out was very un
sightly.
"One of my neighbors told me to get a
box of Cuticura Ointment and some Cuti
cura Soap and they would euro me. By
the time I had used one bar of Cuticura
Soap and one box of Cuticura Ointment my |
hands were entirely well." (Signed) Miss
Josepheno Spalding, July 23, 191-1.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad
dress post-card "Cuticura, Dept. T, Bwe |
,f too." Sold throughout the world.
Mies Helen Flynn left on tho
Jcfierscn for San Diego, where she
will visit with rolatives.
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Mr. Kenneth Hannan was a guest
of Mr. W. H. Warren at tlio Pul-:
Ion House for New Year's dinu.ro. j
0—0—0
Mrs. George Armstrong oC White
horse and Mr. Cleon Ask were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.. G. G.M iller.
0—0—0
Miss Florence Legge and Mr. Jas.
McAlfstor accompanied Miss Helen
Flynn and Misa Rosa Dortero to
Haiaes on the Jefferson, returning
In the evening on tho City of
Seattle.
o— o—o
Mrs. N. O. Hardy, Miss Edith Lid- j
dicoat, Miss Edna Evans, and Miss
Henrittu Rous3cau were evening j
guests of Mrs. P. H. Ganty on
Thursday. Five Hundred was
played and a delicious supper was
served.
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Mr. ond Mrs. F. J. Vau de Wall,
their eon Francis, Mius Kate Lynch
aud the Misses Nancy and Eileen
Lynch were dinner guests of Judge
and Mrs. Martin Conway, Miss Bes
sie Conway and Mastors Jack and
Martin Conway on New Year's day.
0—0—0
From the Everett paper we find
that a marriage license was is
sued to George Robblee and Nora
E. Nelson of Seattle. Mr. Robbleo
was at ono time employed by the
W. P. and Y. R., and has manj<
friends in Skagvay where he once
made his home.
0—0—0
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ileuson, Mrs
L. 3. Keller, Dr. J. T. Westermann,
Mr. James A Nettles and Mr. Phil i
Abr-ihams were invited to cine with •
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen und Mr. j
Royal R. Pullen on New Year's day.
The table and rooms were beauti
fully decorated and a choice din
ner was served.
:—o—o—o
Mr. A C. Blanchard was a din
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Ganty ou New Year's day. In the
evening other guests wore invited
and the time was pleasantly passed
with music and games. The even
ing guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Rousseau, Mr. and Mrs. F J. Van
de Wall and Mr. A C. Blanchard.
n—n—n
On Monday last Mrs. Georgo Arm
Strong of Whiteliorso and Mr. W.
C. Blanchard dined with. Mr. and
Mrs. Willard R. Ilillery. In the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Norman E.
Black, Mr. and Mrs. 11 re man Miller
and Mr. Joseph "Wilson of Whito
horse ivere invited to join tho oth
er quests and the evening was de
voted to bridge.
0—0—0
November, 19, 1915—Miss Flor
ence Culberson and a Mr. Sheri
dan, who were passengers on the
MariDosa when the steamer was
wrecked near Bella Bella, were
married in Ketchikan, and now the
other passengers are wondering if
Dan Cupid caused tho wreck in ordeT
to bring about the romance. The
above Item was sent to the Al
askan office with the statement
that the bride is the sister of the
late Ben Culberlson.
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On Now Year's day Mr. and Mrs.
F. F. W. Lowle entertained at
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Hermann
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Black, Miss
Mary Paterson and Mr. Eric Telfer.
Tho house and dining room -were
gay with the holiday colors and a
deliclouc feast was served. In the
evening the diners wore joined by
Mrs. Harriet S. Pullen and Mr. Roy
al R. Pullen and the evening was
happily passed with music and
bridge. Luncheon was served after
cards.
o—o—o
Miss Kate E. Lyncli entertained
on Monday afternoon in honor of
lier little niece Eileen Lynch the
occasion being the little girl's birth
day. Miss Lynch was assisted by
Mrs. Martin Conway. The after
noon was given over to games, mu
sisc and other pleasures dear to
childhood. Delectable viands were
served In the dining room, where
the gusts wre seated at the large
dining table which was beautifully
adorned with many; pretty things
in holiday colors and graced with
a fine birthday cake. The request
of "no presents" was strictly ob-'
served. Those present were the
Misses Vern Miller, Bessie Conway,
Mary McCann, Pauline McCann,
Esther Friedenthal, Nita Frleden
thal, Harriet Towne, Marian Ganty,
Nancy Lynch, the honor guest
Eileen Lynch, the hostess Miss Kate
Lynch and her assistant, Mrs. Mar
tin Conway,
0—10—0
The NeT? Year was Ushered
With very little excitmeiit. Tli'1'
mask dance given by the W. P. A.
club was the largest social fea '
ture of the \oliday season. Tliii
ras a New Year Eve function anil
well attended. The largest social
afiair of Christinas was tile "Old :
Timers' " dinner, given b,v air. ani
Mrs. Cieorgo MowL The whole lioli- j
clay week was marked by quiet joy
and good will. Eacli ono seemed to
gef Just the right present. The
weatncr w.aa ideal and every one
had or should have had a good time.
The A. B. Christmas tree for the
Children of Skagway, while not a so
cial event is one at least of where
the .true Christmas spirit is su
preme, as no one is supposed to
give if Ills heart is not in the fcift.
which the only true wayto give
that ia to lay aside all personality
and give with the real Christ
thought which so enriches the gift,
and giver and the one wk> receive;.
WHY ITSUCCEEDS
live.-use It's for One Thing Only, |
and Thousands of Fcoplo
Appreciate This.
Nothing can be good l'or every-!
thing.
Doitg one thing well brings sue-!
cess.
DOciu's Kidney Pills ara for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Hero is reliable evidence oi tlieir
worth.
Mrs. J. B. Sams, Union, Ore.,
says: "I wag bothered lor at
twenty five years by attacks j
of Sidney trouble and I didn't j
Be'-'in able to get relief. My back |
was twlbly weak and achcd 60
greatly that it was bard for mo to I
get out of a chair. When I did
sharo twinges darted through me,
and I had to he'.p myself up. The j
kidney secretions gave me great j
annoyance, too. Doan'o Kidney j
Fills greatly benefited me. An- j
other of my family has used Doan's
Ki-'iiey Pills, and thinks liighUr of :
them."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
siuiply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan's Kidney PI1I3—tho samo
tliat Mrs. Sams had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Zenith Oil prevents rust and pre-;
serves the surface. A liitlo Zen- j
1th Oil put upon any metal sur- j
face excludes the air and dampness j
and presents rust forming. 10c,
25c, 50e bottles. Keller Bros., Sole
Skagwar Agents.
PROFESSIONAL CAP.OS
OR. L. S. KULLKK.
Dntlrt.
Most Modern Mt«h'<5s.
Open Etoi!»£«
Office Houns: 9-12 a. m 1-6 p m
AJ::*ka» Building • Broadway
3KAQWAY ALASKA
WILLIAM PALLISTEK. M. R.
(Formerly of Seattle)
t p^.-lalist In the treatment t»?
and deformity-. of t!<e J
*f. *.oee und throat.
Office; Goldstein Buililinp.
• a s AJuka.
W. E. STOLX
At 1/ » »•
PmoUcs is «il court*
£* r«rrftorr of Alaska.
S -] sec AlaokiL
You make a mistake if£
you df not stop at
THE
Pullen House:
Zlectric Lights
Rooms Single or en Saile \
Baths on each floor \
Famous for its Home Cooking, i
Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese and ■
Buttermilk from our own da"v, I
Fresh Egg3, etc?
Rates $2.50 Per Day and (Jp
Well Lighted, Large Sample
Rooms for Traveling Men.
H. S. PULLEN. Prop.
Skagway. Alaska
J. 1KUTA
M WUFACTTJRING
jEWELER
WATCHES
AND CLOCKS
'ufios, Ivory Carvings
Indian Baskets
China iiid Cut Glass
Wntcli Inspector for the
\K . P. & V. Route
lui! Ortieis given prompt care
riX BKiGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
a. p. aEKM.VJi, I'rnj'
THE SANITARY MILK «H
Tbe iarsest aad b^at cot,
ducted Cf-lJT 1* Atesfcv
Dally gLlpment# of pure
dllk oh^ cream to all polnK
oa White Pa« 4 Yuko»
Route.
?AW FURS
—. WE PAY
;IGH - PRICES
KOR FINE FURS
-PJTR KOR PRI'JE LJl-T
'ereey's Fur House
Osfckosb, • Wueonain
"he Beet The Most Popular
THE
NEW
\ CAIN
uneau's Newest and Fin*>*>t
Hotel
.'.otji with (Macbeii thSl.50up
I loom with private t*U 82.50 up
:: Juneau- Alaska
;j3ii$K?mifci0eo.|
0. S. MAIL STEAMER
- iecrlc Lighted. Stem H>>«L
SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS
f 'iJlng Datea a»d Steamer 8uiv
-it .10 Change Without Notice
I me a 12-Sitka Route
1- area Juaeau for Douglas, Fu*
llooaah, Gyi>»uai, Tenakee,
C' IUhdo, Chatham aad Sitka
» EKV WEDNESDAY AT 12:01
f*. an.
Juneau-Skagway Route
L -1* Skagway tor Hainee, El
c- d Kotk, Comet. Jual!a, Sentl*
s Island, Basle Hirer, Douglas
■i 1 june'ia. . . I
F.li\ Sl'uDAY AT 12:01 a. n.1
v LI. IS E. .-JO WELL, Manager. /
Vhitehorse
iCluane Stage
■ —Line
The Royal Mail Stage
leaves W'hitehorse the
1 fourth of every month
for JKluane arid way
\ points and also on the
seventeenth of every
month for Champaigne
Passengers and Freight sol
icited, Rates Reasonable
and the Service First Class.
hTcHAMBERS, Prop.
OFFICE
I- gina Hotel a Whitehorte, Y T
URINARY
DISCHARGES
relieved in :
24 HOURS
"Each C^p- !
sule bears
the narae^'^y'.
Bcvart of counterfeits*
ALL DRCOCIIST6 j