DOG TAX NOTICE
I.or lax now, Duo Hid payable
at tho 'iy-usurers offlc0.
Oscar Sc Imer.
Troasu ror
♦ FOR SALE •'
BuiUliiis auj I.ot, or. 4th, avpnu,
lea 25 X 100, Butldtiw 2 and om
half story 25 XSO ftfet s»al°J
with n-.atched lumt>cr, la flno cot
tlnion lumber worth alouoo ai
least $1000.00, HOW MUCH AM
OF*'EKED.
2t I'hll Abraham*.
TTierc In C in thtl
of the country thai; -*l other diseases
Mlt toe*'..ir. 1 * •• :? WOS Ktp
pjseil • . » f i» pre®*" l>ed
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Ha., s '. iifii . . ' CpMton
—Ad* art! »o ra «nt
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; Offered in th2 stock
i
! of -roods of the es=
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| Sabina Dortero Executrix
■iii RROADVv'AW.
FINISH sI'.sDaT DINNER
wnn E'UUE ICE CKEaI
Koi'.cr brothers arc b rvirg
their uut«Jtcolled; ico Crosm at
their saa'tary fountain.
De!l"t-r!«j taado for Sui:d2.y d'a
iter, fboao 12ti.
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TIJS SKAOWAY
? Pioneer Dairy
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*. !»RJ~SIAN. r«>p.
T-- iargctu »»d cos. i
dsciej dalrr i* Alask* i
ft'1; *kiwOMia oi iiut-: J
Jitll ■iad Cieaa to *11 i>o''4t 1
c t Wb'te £ Yutom
Kout*.
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SI<agwa\)'s Social Weel(
,1.
I .UisS Taylor,, matron of tli* At [in
• nospiti' was u jjafjsouger south or
th« Priuc<ss A'ic°.
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j After a seasoan of qnaraut>u«,
i Kiuil llichtcr i'; asaiu at liis store
j »>u U".vit 11 roadway.
0—8—0
; M,s. J. T. Thurston was an. eve.
j ii'tii? supper yucst of Mrs. L.
'a. Kfjlcr on, TirldRy.
1—9 _*
j Mr-;. W. C. MoIC\izl * \v:is a'pas
J*0!iser liouth on thu l'riiiei;s Ai c
j o.i !;• r u^iy homo to Scatt'<».
Owing to lh° quar.mtino jCti-Ic
' Uca for ui-aa^'s, thero's 'itti«
Join.; in tiio doci;i' cij-cMj of Skas
I ay. v-"
v—•—•
.Mar.y of the town p'op'o spent
Labor Day i:i tU» iill*. and
! liicuntuln3 gathering berrlcs and
' fish. ng.
o—0—0
Clyde Gupt'", pu^er of the
IKrondo was jn town this week
r--:i-wir.g acquaintances with old
fr'°nds. • i
Mrs. \V.* C. McKouzio of Seattle
\vas a d'nner gU't.t of Mr3. Georgo R
D>'dmaa at tto Gollenn Xortlt cafe
on Tuesday.
r>r. Thomas Runtialia returned
fr-.»m \Vhi'ehor"o on Monday wlier*
1 o went to tee the a'rPlaue» on
their m :ru froai Nome.
Clptoiu and Mr3. Royal R.
Pu.-Iea ar.d Mr. Robert Earl
ore invited to diao iwith Mr. and
M.-a. Krtc Teii' r on Saturday 'ast.
<—«—•
Mrs Royal k. I*u'U>u 1-fi on th
Prince.f Ai'tv for Seattle where
shc wtU remain as the guest o
her 'ftireif Dr. an.I Mit>. Georgo
.W.viaid*.
G^orite Gouij of DI^covcyj* ar
rived i :. town on Wednesday auj
•ook tiif first avaiUhlo boa' foi
S :ittl- v, !iere b.<-' will *peud tho'wjn
t-r w'tii hi', daughter.
a—>—»_
Mrs. K. \V. Gideon of Carcross
to \Viiit> linr - to «<e the lanjlnjr of
ii'- alrp'anif a'<1 was the iru^sts
i f Mr. and Mr". G-orso Fl"mini
wiit:.- the 'own.
0—0—0
' Mr". I.. S. K"'U'r w.*; a diitnor
gU'St of Mr. and Mrs. Max M.
Smith oa Sunday. There were
.so !>-'»• ivt Mr*. V.' t.i Angu', John i
i. ■ .d Kirms« and Daniel K:rm* •.
o—o—•
A. M. RousVnu of the AVliif-j
htv .-tar j-a s< ,i through Skagvrey!
on W'tdn-sdaj' on bis way to tho I
out',Sic for a vacation wel1 °arc-:
r«2. Mr. Rou'cau will be away,
abou1 a month.
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Mr3 FpMier, Mi's Fras.r an.l
f> SA8Y
FOOD
fo2* L
Baby Says
"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.
Everything mby Needs
Keller Bros. Drug Co.
] Mr. Horace Fraser, Wife, daughter
' and »on of Gold Goaiuii'jfioner Fra
j ser of At'in arrived in U>vn\ Wed
[ n^day anj went eouth on, the'Priji
; tpsd A'ie® to Vancouver. B. C.
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The (JoUlen North cafe |S supply j
I wit a vegetabl'VJ. from ttio Deduianl
garden. on Twelfth) avenue between
I Main aud River struts. Many]
! dei'clous borii>'j were gatheroj (roul
there during the berry »eason. !
g—y—y
I WUtu o..' Is p'ekius raspberries j
! and other swai' fruit', boautifu>'nJK
I cs and ot!i« r equal'}* beautiful fjow-!
ers 'u Skagway it is hard to bf-1
I 'ieve that the mountain,* aro
covercd w'th a blanket 0f newly fa'
'en. < now. ^ i
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Mr. and Mr3. Max M. Smith Mr.
ChurKs We'ig and Mr. Robert Bow
on of Skagway aud -Mrs. W. C. |
MoKenzie and Mrs. Vesta Angus of1,
'Scatte wer0 evening and 8Upper |
guests of Mr. and Mrs \V. A. i
I Pri'fe on. Tuesday.
Fro*,-er lianty arrived oil tl
Spokane from a summer's vaca'ion
with his grmdmuther, Mr". Pro-V
t"r Canty of Warren, Wash|ugton.
Profj>er n'port* a verj* enjoy-'
able >acaUoii, but U° is glad;
too. b(: at bcme asa'n.
•—u—o
Mrs. M. G. Watson of Wlx'to
horsu passed through Skagwaj o i
Wednesday ami 'eft on the Prln
ct's A'ic^c for Vancouver "where
shf \vi|i r • ido in the future. Mr
Wats-in v.i'* accompanied by ho
you;i;, daughter. Norma.
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I M. La Rue i'j a r'eeiint arrUa1
In Skagwwjv and has entl"r«d upoa
Uis Untie- a* iiuuiig,atioa insp>'cto |
Air. LaUue Is rnakiog hi'< home
wi'.U Perry ller". C. W. Durk'>
who fli'ed th« sauv position teni
porari'y 1'ft on on*, of the
late boat<i for hi* hoin^, la Ket
chika'i.
o—o—o
The peop'e of Skagwav •w«r« nr:
disappointed 'hat tho air plan<-t
did >:ot mak'' a return by way < j
\Vranuoli, but owing to tho un
certainty of tides 'hey wont
by way of Telegraph Creek, Th
landing place p'ac<> at W range1!
is on th-- tidf- fiats and at high'tid" I
tho plants could not effect a
<u.nd'ng.
0—o—o 1
The KIM.' danc* ,0n SutUr
^^} ji:s't w .»(■> a decided sue]
e"ss. were many Prftty.
ilri'l" worn mad° spec'a'iy for
the occasion. Th" music, r'fresh .
iueu*!» and inanu-' uiont. exc*llont'auJ
all" went "i»'rry a" a marriage be'r'j
•until a' lQ.te 'ar'y hour. There Wj'lj
tie moie to fo'iow during the com-1
ORDINANCE 136
AN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE
104
AN ORDINANCE PROV'IDLNG FOR
-MISDEMEANORS IN THE TOWN
OP BKAGWAY, ALASKA, AN]
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
THE TOWN OF SKAGWAY, BY |
ITS COMMON COUNCIL, DOES
ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:—
Tsut that party 0f Section 45 o
Ordinance 104 reading:—
Provided that such permit shall
not authorize the keeping of moro
than fifty (50) pounde or more i
1 than (10) gallon" of tiny such!
fluid In any on« place w'th-'
ia the town or Skagway"
BE changed *o read: —
Provided that such permit'shall
noc authorize the keeping of'more j
t.:an fifty (50) pound3 or uioi- |
than fifty (50) falloiJj of any|
- f uch fluid la any one pj^co with I
ia the town, of Skagway'
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that
■svliere more than, ten (10) gal-1
lors of any such flu'd be stor-j
ed 'within the Town of Skagway,
't be placed In, a bbuildiag or J
receptacle apart from other
bujld'figs and s>*4>.kct to the
approval of the Fire Inspector |
and Chief of the Department.]
PROVIDED FURTHER:— that suoh
bulling lie pia'aiy marked in
ROMAN etter" not M»s than
six (S) Inches la height and o
proportionate width.
This Amendment shall taJco ef
fect and be m full force and »v
fecc from and after the date
of its parage and approval. Pa^
rd by the Common Council of the
Town of Siragway> Alaska thitf 7th
day of September 1920. v,
AI tost
Walter McBrien. Vi*^
• Towv CioJk t- [PHii-f.i'lArj
, E. J, Shaw. j
; Mayor of Skagway.
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ing lull auj winter.
»—0—0 —
MiM Mary Pafcton Kv-lio has bet"!
fnr ih-i past two yeaJj engage
la nursing at Metiakaht'a under
Ern»»t Parvance to a sr»est of the
Pu'lcn Houso on lier way to Akiak
where sh© wi'l aasume her dut
iili as matron and c°:i('rai man
ger of the hospital [or Nat'vo* a
that pUce. Mlus Pattoa js n
new to the north as she was i
out? Mole a resid^nt of Fairbanks..
AkiaK 'a on thio Kuskokwim river
Alatka.
u—a—o
In honor of Mrs. Royal* r. Pui
'en'li departure (or Seattle the
chef Charlcs Garrett, at Ml
Puiien House bought, prepared an
cooked and served an, excellent d
dlnn°r for M is. Harriet S. Pul
len. Captain an,d Mrs. Roya' F
Pui'en. M'ss Mary Puil«n "Bustpr"
and John Pui'en. Scvcral fat,
spring chickens and ail se;Jioni
abjo vegetables and berry's with
a f'nish of ice creani undi pound,
t?ke were served by thi« fam
ous ch^f.
0—0- -S
A 11,0 life the improvements not!
c<-<l iii town are 'h° removal of
the old Martin cottage on upper
3roadway, tho enclosure of th
the front entrance at tho Gol<I»a
No [-til hofl and tho ha" and "nial1
has bunt at his homo on Ninth
room for plant" that Mark PfoelpB
av<"i.V(. and Main str°et the
Martin building was bought from
C O. Walker by tho Baker-Hanfjon
company aud wi" be used in
constructing a m«3s houf.o/^leeP
ing quarters and o'her nectfc
®ary i-heiter.
■ 9—9—0
'iho Nor'hvest Grocer}-, company
of Taconia j«i flooding the tow
wi'.a adveftisemen's of their wares
but an I'.j.pect'on of prices (0n
viuoes the buyers of Skagway that
the difference in cost 's in many
ins' ai:cv-s aii mucch a*
t!i« nome merchants art» asV
and v<ry lJtt'0 Ie-Ss in others.
By the lime tile ct/.t i" reckon
ed from t je post office order
to th« freight charges one who
sen,,;i. away ha8 h's trouble anl
vexation for nothing. Better patron
he tii>* horn1' town and keep th '
mom y at home instead of « pend
ing it on outsido merchants.
0—0—0
Mr. Freidliof who has been on
a hunting tr'p out from Carcross
and whose wife and1 "on WU'lam,
wer« »t tho Golden, North for a
coupio of -wo^lSs pa"Bc'(i thru the
city lofit nltfht on. h!8 way out, Mr.
Fr£ldhof states that ho 8«cured,
two ,'heep and and) two goats but
did not get amy boar. H« »pe&k«
•n blgh. terms of his guides an
also mention# the f^t that ihunt
ing in thl3 country Is a man's Job
He howovero had a fine time aJVl
waa greatly p'eased1 with his wholes
tr'p. Getting IbacJr ten days soon
er t!»an h° expected he took the
A'ice out on this trip rather thaJi
a3 planned fori the n^xt trip.
Kev. Leo Wal«h left laljt Ttair"
day to resume bla djutles a" prof
<t»or at Mt. Angel OoUlcgo, Fath
er Walsh has aalready speqitn, two1
s©".cr.s 'n Alaska and he assures
u« he wi'l return next yoar- 'Ie
in in love with) our northern
ciuntr..' and although ne was i been
in nearly every state of the u» -
ion, every Provincec of Oaiiadam
and Newfoundland* none ha» a
chariu for him like Alaska. Skaa
way s^ms to have hi" undivided,
attention and h® claim#; that in al
his travels le ha-' nevei met w'tii
kinder find more courteous treat
mei t. Father Leo, as ho is called
las a large circlPr of frieoylB in
Skagwny and is knowiin as the "t
tl«" mnr. w'th the big heart mad"
lit,ht by 'the 'itt'e Jtrain of tho
genuine Irish wit and humor. FatJi
er Walsh) ia the kind of man w
lik<. 'o meet in the north and wo
triJ't he will s0on, bo in a posi
tion t0 makea his permanent
home in A'at/ka.
Poles Send Protest
League Of Nations
Warsaw, Tu^day —The League
of Na*iona thpu It' Supreme Coun
cil is listening to eu protest ipr«
deiiied by tho Poles aga'nst tno'at
tacks made on them by thai Llthu
tnleii forces north of Su/walki.
George E. Doy'e and Pa'r'ck
Glynn* of tlie Redoado were in
Skagway sight seeing. Mr. Doy'e
was In the o'd ll4tu of tUo 91 st
divisions and wafe 22 month
months on tho Marnc. Mr
G'ynr.e says "God l3 good too 'the
ItJbh " and h® had his fight'ng on
tho Dp rondo .
Did you read, the artlc1® on the
\Vat<"r Quest'on in Skagway* 1"
tho Thursday Is»ue? The Council
meeting fc on Monday night Sept
y> , mam .
FBIEND"
BRAND
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
Moist
Saves Baking So Often
The bread you make with Fisher's Blend Flour
is good to the last sTice, wish a better color, a better
fla\or, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's FinestFfouring Mills'* by
FISHER MILLS
FL0URING5SiPfeC0MPANY
Home Office, SEATTLE
Itched and Burned, Face a Mass
Of Eruptions. Cuticura Heals,
" My face was affected with pim
plea. They were large and hard and
would tester, and were
scattered over my facr. At
times my lace would be- a
mass of eruptions. They
itched and burned, and I
would loss aleej).
"The trouble tasted
about two years before I used the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and
when I had used one cake of Cuti
cura Soap and one box of Cuticura
Ointment I was healed." (S gned)
Mrs. Philip Hein. Bo* 303,903 Lake
St., Sandpoint, Idaho, Aug. 22.SS1D.
3af~CuticuraTc;i.?tTrio
Consisting of Soap, Ointrnt ur-nd
Talcum, promoter nnd rat.int. ns
akin purity, ski:. r.->mfort and
health often when ali r.lsr fails Thr |
Socp *o cleanse and purify, th <" . j
ment to 6oothc aid heal.the!.'':. \
to powder and pcrfvittft You i
no better than n*«iV* these Ira, •
super-creamy em#'*'~.js yonrc* __ - j
day toilet preparation?. Sc!d C'.t - j
where at 25 cents «*civ Sara^ . ra :- |
fr*-e by mail. Adilws post j
"Piticura, Dcpt U. Makiei.
^tiS^Cuticura Soer ehf.v^s withoL'. .
Th® Goltkn North Cafe s.-rveS
only tUo i,<*t lhat the tiarke1 at
ford» and invite" a trial o'
#xoel!ent b«it1c« and cu»ne.
♦ ♦+ ♦♦* + * + + + + *'+ ■*
* SKAGWAV'S *
* FRATERNAL OltDKISS s +
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Arctic BrothcrbmM. —
Camp Sk«gwaj> so 1,
meet« ev»ry aeco.io *.'-J
lourt-h Tuesday cvtniuis
at 8:30 o'clock. •<•
Uc br»U.ert cordially wbIcob •
L. 8. Heller, Arctic Chief.
J M KELf.ER, Acting Arctic Director
K. At V M
White l':!s>s K *
A. M. No. ll.S, mi l to #L'<I
ant! 4th Sutimlu* e • it"
of e«<h intmlh. \inuujj
Lilt:linn are ««•'*oiii*.
]>an MclK-naia. w n
T J. sTANUlrfi! Secret^.
B. P. K..US
Sltagwoj • ««•>•.*
No t;ti, b • »
Klks mePts "v<")
Thuifdfy ui S:U0
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Vs't'r>fc brothers cord'ally «el "un1
■JOHN GRASiHAl.. B
r J V AW DE W Ai»., ->-•». •
Plotiwrs of Alaska Ifloo, No. 12,
meet lw A. B. H*ll first Mon.l*? In
dvery mont »t 8:80 p. ■>.
Visiting Brother* coh11«I1t *el
c «n*. J. C. PHELP8, S»cy
Fraternal Order
Eagles-^
Skaguay Aerie, Sa 'iV
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
| ami third Wednesday nigni or .•»< »
I month at their hall on Fifth Avo
«iue. Visiting brothers <or<lii'U> in
vito I to attend SI. E- Hogers. w.
i. Sl. Mrlesbach. Sc«rolnr>-.
Naum1 Ci cpter ^ ^
in' ts jn Masonic Hall first a»'l
tl rd FrHays of «acli month ai S
1'. M. Veiling racmbeiis welcome.
Flcienoe Vandewall Worthy
Ma'ron.
Virginia Suft^cool- Secretary.
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I'KOFJLSSIONaL CAKDS
DR- L- a KELLEJft
-Dent!#t
Most Modern Methods
Office Houro: 9-12 a- m- 1-6 p m
Al»eHan Building -» Broadway
SK-AQWAY ■ AliASKA
\V. B. STOUT
Atlorit; At 1 » »
Pracllca In all courts
In Territory of Alaska
HiVlNES — — — — ALASKA'
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ndllce 1' hereby given, that th«
iiidersigncd has been appointed Ad
ministrator »' the Estate of Simon J
Weitzman, deceased, by tli". Probata
Court for tha Territory of Alaska,
aittlLg la probate at Haines, Alaska
aid any and all persons hav
ing claims again«t said estate ar«
required to pres°nt them to mo in
the Town of Haines, Alaska, with
th« voucher required by law within
six months from tha data of tha
firs.t publication of thl» notice.
rated this 20th day o' August,
1920.
J. H. Chisel.
Administrator
Fir*t publication 8—21, '20.
Final publlcat'on 9—IS, '20.