&he
Clancy
People Who Live in
Glass Houses, etc.
By PERCY L. CROSBYl
t»J iM lKCtarg .**#StW air
Printing Safeguards
Your Money
Protect your cash not onJy
with bolts and bars and banks
but with businesslike printed
farms and records for every
transaction you undertake.
We can show you a paper —
Paper—that betrays erasure
and prevents fraudulent al
teration of your checks, notes,
drafts and receipts.
For letterheads and general
printed forms we tee ind
recommend a standard paper
that we knov will give you
sati"*'action.
sans action.
i&iVt
Offered i nth 2 stock
of goods of the es
tate ofT onv Dortert»
S*bina Dorter o Executrix
428. BROAD WAW.
6ubeti*b* tor wh$ Alaskaa-1
Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale j
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
TCOB 8XAGWAT
Pioneer Dairy
H. V. IUMA.N, Pro*.
THE SANITARY MILK HUNCH
T&v :argaat Ajfed t>«M eo».
ducted dairy la Aiask*.
DhHj aktpmaata ot pai«
mill uH era&m to all pouri
uk Whit* faea * Yakoa
logti,
If Hair's
Your Pride
USE
Herpic/DE
\^r
Sold ZysRSvlUFZE
AppL>m~f>orii fit 3wbf% 5-•{&
R
for
teYTHiNG Baby Needs
KelleriBros. Drug Co.
Baby Says
"I can't always ask for what I want
but I let y6* know when I get
what I want."
What baby wants most of all is the
loving care oJ 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 recognised that
Purity Is Essential
We have-always used the utmost
care in handling goods in this de
partment Careful mother* can do nothing
wiser than to come here for baby foods, rfurs
ing bottle*, nipple*, soaps, sponges, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
long associated with tha care of the baby.
S^agwcty's Social Wed(
*ir-» i.
Jack K;nu*» la hocM agita ift't
a visit t0 Juneau.
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Mr. and Mr". Guyer have D&m»d
their small eon RoVrti Joaoph
t—-•
S u perl atefluent V. I. Hahn, Mrs.
Hahn Mr. Karl Italia and Ml^a Kath
orHi" H'hnn picnicked at adwrfter'1
Park on the Four»u of July.
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Or ihe Fourth of July tha employ
<k"» of the Pull«\a House aad »«Y»r«J
of the guetfl ireat to aat&X©r'».,'
pari for a dinner la th« ojien.
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Mr. aL.il Mrs. Edward. Oaj"oa of
Fresno Cal' ar« here for » vyjlt wtt
th<Mr father mother m4 lifer
Mr. and Mr® Geors* Careon ahi
Mi's Clara C<-'r«oa.v • .
> a ' I
A Utter to a friend from Ml*.
f. J. Van de Wall state* that
"he and Frftn^a wier® well ontbpir
way to £h« Btit*3 am* thai
'hey V«('e joying the trip.
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Mr. aaidu Mr9. Carl«toa W. Gjjili'o
\Vhlf hor«e and Mr. aad Mm. Joto*
G. Blan-.'hsrd Trer« dlmwr gue^t* of
Mr Herbert Wheeier oo tlia Fourth
cf July *t the Goldeq North oa£e. •:
4—
Dr. »ad iirs. Thoaaa® El Rua
ual^ aid their tbrea llttte daugV |
ten, M»rry Bliea Margwrot and |
Shirley were dlan*r *ue*tt ot , SJr.f
and Mr*. Roy B. Gault oa Sat
urday iaat.
a—|—
Mrs. TV. C. BUinchani *03 h*r
»ona. Fr«a and K«manh arrlwiid'oa
the City of .Seattle and they WfU
remain. la 3ka&way un,t'l tha ofcea
'ns of r' e «chools'ln Seattle Trh»n
they w'll /ctuwx for th« school
year.
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Mi's Evelyn Wheeler <l'id Master
Herbert Whwler. daughter atti *on
of Geneial Manager Wheeler of W.
P. and T. Rout® 'a compwiy'w'th
their father and MJ^HalmarJCeM
to Wbltehor** on Friday tor a vW
with fri®nd».
1 « I
Tho Pmabytertan church an<d
Sunday ucijool and »" many oui.
»id«r* a® choe® to go oajoyd a
picnlo oa Saturday, today at
Bchafes'* l»rl. They a^omfbiod at.
Social Coator. and thoaa who cho«
w«re coayey^ lo tiu> p'caic ground*
«y automobile. ^ .
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( Mi. and lira. Max if. 8m#th U^'r
ftVg »i»a» Jack awl Daa, Mr8.
Bwld a n«u'' Mr3. Kat® McKwule
Mr. cleon A"k & Mr. Howard A»hl<y
motor*d to Shaker® park on Fri
day for p.«4 good pldfa3h!oiw<i.
ptaalc "Pa^dy" , th6 falthfull alre
late west i»dy piau-d.
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lie. and. Mrs. Edward Car»a
of Fr»»»o paltyoniia^ Mr. and
Mrs. U'org* Oaj^ocn, Ml"? Clara Car
•on, Ml» Floipdrjcq , Pbelp" and.
kr, F. W. ,ShA«lor w«re »v*ning
card ot Mr. «nd Mr» R. B
Dbnlt cm Thursday. After cards
• de."«htful mipgir wa' ®®rved.
»-«-♦■
. Mr. and Mr®. C. W. C*»h of
Whltclipr8^ cam®. ov«r to v'»tt
'with Skarway friend* and tod
ielp keep th® Fourth of July In
proper m»n»®r har® gone home aft®
« Hog at th* Goldm North hotel.
Xff. Ca*h returned oa Monday an
Mm. Ca*h followed tlm on Thur®dj{
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Mr, Aid Mre. W. J. Prte3 w«r din
ner gum® qf Mr. and M>». George
btximan at Ui* GoAdaa North Cafu
on tha iTourtth of July. Among;,
other* nho dined At.th8 caf® Were
Mr. and Mr* E. J. fih*w. The dining
room w»® X^aautlfuJly d'clced ln'wlld
roa#» .and other w'id flower»
and a fine dinner vi» served.
l>«lj>h< ®, Kana May 8—"fin"'
again ><*a appeared la the Sum,
ttower *tat*._ T«a fani'lie® suf
fering I»om di"s«® were pUuoed unf
der »trict quarantine h6re th® oth»'f
day.
Mo»t ot thg- - pa«tl«tttg are high
school ♦tud&JJts who were Inoculat
ed wl'h 'he antl influenza serum.
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Mr. and Mr8. JomaGion, McBrKn
|.~cturucd "it 'h<> C'ty of Seattle
'•im a trlj to Jumoau where 'hey
wept i3 c*lei.rato the Fourth of
I July ar.d to vjsjt with their son
j in- law on! daughter, Mr. and Mrs
Dudley Allen. Mr". Allen's W.-Midav
helms 01 the glorious fourth that
happy event wa9 also duly obs,,rved.
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"B?c«:u»e of the falling
off In the Lumber of Prisoner3 lh
the jail. and because of the
fact that local hotel9 arc crowd
ed-1 he coujk'y ja'ls of P'n'!
Bluff. Arkansas, will be routed
to rooiiier". For ten days'at
a tltn®, only one prisoner wa9 con
fined n ja.ll. The condition
Is due to prohibition."'—The Amei
cano l»«Ue.
0—0—o
. Hlllerv"® ponies have been add-1
ed 1q th;. attractions for tour- J
l»ts. With the litti0 fellow,
hl'ched t0 the f'ne little phaeton I
and one of the litilo girls a91
drlver end a sign for tourist9 to
"See Skagway by Pony Team" <
make a blight attractive *igflit]
and a nnml'r of sightseer9 took '
advantage of tlie opporttuilty saw i
the tamo ffrh at the home of'th1'
"Jolly BacJitlor9,"' the gard"ns,
and any othi r sight worth while.
Friday evening a crowd of young
people we«t to lake Dewey for
picnic and fOr a jolly good time
ana 1*1111 nf'd about m'dtilsho wPl
pleased w'th their out'ng. Thee
party Was ua der the patronage of
Mrs. M E, Roger-. Supper was
e.'iten by a big campfire wher" j
pert o* tho delicious repast wa9
cooked AXUr a good romp oji
the * a'ii the amusement 'Tided.
l'ho9c 'rho participated in till8
happy ilmo were the Misses, Mavl"
Huk'll, tiller.. Rogers, Irene Adani9.
Florls Clark, Fay Adam9. Ruth j
Achison, Edna Achiso:.. Nancy j
Lynch and Bertha Selnier.
Unalakleet Native
AndAffinityEliter
Into Suicide Pact
; A native of Uaalail^t recently
made & ■ulc'de pact wHh fcla afftalt.
but failed to carry out th* program
l)«foi* he >raj arreted by tie civil
luthOr'Ue"- Tbe dinky Romeo l»
married to a.nnth^r womui, but ea»t
covetous ujkxq t£* of hi,
neighbor. H# thereupon h'ed to th
comral»slon,er and applled tor a dL
vorce.all »am« Mary Ptdfcford. Bit
the coramiaa'oner refused hi
pLo*\'or
'scape from matrtootiial eatiagk
meut". Thereupon th« ct&vi aa^'fe1*]
greasy »oulm»t° plained to i£iv«.thie
world behind ajid ftad & tarba of
lovo in Ely«Un field*. Th*y wer« pr
paring to chafr^ Mr. Cti&rovi
to croa» the H'rer of Ds*lra Wh4i'
mother of the girl hoard of th« ar
rangement® and *eat a utiajaji^l l3t*r
•hem. The law's int«Tfer*nio» wa» oh
ected lo by thehwouid-tp dwoalent.
who "e'zcd: hi" trusty «eal «W
told the deputy to vamoo*iq'aad l*t
a man d'e, or Esk'mo to that effect
H« al'o naited h« wa» aorry th» d«p"
uty was not accompanied by the Coat
m»*loner as in, tha,t ca*n >t would t»
deslra-ole to tafce him along a* th*y I
-wanted to get married begond tha
Stygian ■hore aad he mould b* right
thsre to do th« work <ap right. 15i*
mar»hal d'»cr<etly withdrew, and that
du'ky "wfcln auccsed'd >a •hoot'ng
htm'ell throBgfc tto«,
OBftEOON AND HIS WIFE
Gen. .ilYttid Ofiregon, the con
queror of O&rranzu In the l#e*lcnn
rovolat^w, and his handsome wife, j
8«wra M*rta Tapis de Obregon.
EV1M .WNNBH
wrra fob* icm orba» I
"r"" »riOi»ri »r# aerring j
rtjttiftitf to* firwiia at
Mr t»aM*rj toniit»ta
MlivWi BMli tor tumUy <fa
fkOH Ml, ■ •
!¥ 11 IFEfi !
Many SkagAvay Women are Learning
The Cause.
Wnmf-n often suffer, not knowing
th« cause.
Backache, headache. d'zz'uess, vr
vcu»ne»3. 1
Irregular ur'tt«ry pa5,"age, weak
na-'s, languor—
Each a torture of itself.
Tognhcr hint at weakened kM
a°j«.
Strike at the roo'—get to the
CAU8«.
Quick y help th0 kidneys 'f th'y
need<t
No of.ficr remedy more highly en
dorsed than Doan'8 Kidney Pill.
Read tWs con.v'ncimis' t6sllmony
Mr". TV. 13. Halier. 15 W.5 LIndia
Av«; Spokane, Wash;; says; "I'have
used Doeji's Kidney pUls and have
iaiown many of my fr'ends who hav
had good results from them. Just
last winter 1 wa» sufforfng witJi my
k'dneys. Dizzy spells often came
over me and I was awfully nervou8.
Mybfc back ached all th« time and
sharp pa'n,s caught me when I
bent over. I felt miserable. After
a "bcrt t'nio, Doan's Kidney Pills
got at) th° Seat of the trouble anjd
relieved me'".
Price 60o, at all dsealers. Don't
•imply Mi for a kidney remedy —
K«t Do&n's Kldeny Pills — the
»ams tnat Mr3. Haller had, Fost
•r-MUburn Co;- Wfgrs. Buffalo, N. Y
PIMPLES ON
FACE AND SCALP
LargeandRed,Disfiguring,
Irritated By Scratching.
Cuticura Heals.
"My face and scalp were affected
with pimples that turned into erup
tions. Some came to a
head, but more scaled
over. They were large
and red, and caused
me to irritate them by
scratching. They dis
figured my face.
1 heard ol l»uticura Soap and
Ointment and I bought them. -I
used not quite two cakes of Soap
and one box of Ointment when I
was healed." (Signed) Miss L.
Warren, 2302 California St., San
Diego, Calif., July 19, 1919.
Cuticvra Toilet Trio'
Consisting ol boap, Ointment and
Talcum, promotes and maintains
skin purity, shin comfort and skin
health often when all else fails. The
Soap to cleansc and purify, the Oint
ment to soothe and heal, the Taicum
to powder and perfume. Then why
not make these gentle, fragrant,
super-creamy emollients your every
day toilet preparations ?
Sold everywhere al2f> cent* rnoh. Samnle each
five by mnil Address: "CnUcara.Pftt. P..Maiden."
Cuticura Soap shaves without mug.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo,
T-ucaa County, fia.
Frank J. Clmney make* onth th.it bo
is senior i -.rtr* i.tc fir*., c* F. J.
Clumsy & (V' -.r fcaslncf* ::J the Cit/
of Toledo, Coun:y and Staie n foresaid,
r.f.il ilirtf fin . will pay .. • jit. of
ONE * TX\nS Tor each
nr 1 /«•!>• a o oi .. arrh that cannot be
< ii ! ' ■ < Lt/sj CATARRH
M M'iri.Vi-:. i- K.ANK .J CtTENEY.
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Notary x-ublic.
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SKAGWAY'8
KIUTERNATj ORDERS
;s
Arctic Brotlierhoou. —
Camy Skagway No. i,
meets ©very aecoud an J
lourth Tuesday eveiiiuij
ai j;30 o'clock. VlKi.
tjii broU-er* cordially welcome.
L. S. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J II KEI.I.KR, Acting Arctic Director
p. a m.
White I'a sb K a
A. M. Xo. 118, meets 2d
ami lui Saturday evening*
of eatb. month. Visiting
Ut etljrcn are welcome.
Dan McDonald. W. M
r. J. STAJsTDISH, Secretary.
B. P. O. KLKs
Skajwij Lodg«
NO. 431, B. P. 0.
Elks meets every
Thursday at S: 00
p M'
V's't'n^ brothers cord'ajly welcome
JOHN GRASHAL, E R
r. J. VAWDEWAliL, secretary
1'iouecrs of Alaska I^loo, No. 12,
meef 1* A. B. Hill first Mondftf In
i-verj mont »t {1:80 9.
Vlsillnj Brother* co«li*Jlr
c -mo. J, O* PHBItPB, S#cy.
Fraternal Order of
Eaglee—
Skagwaj Aerie, No 25,
Fraternal Order ol
Eagles meet the first
I and third Wednesday night of each
month at their hall on fifth Ave
: due. Visiting brothers cordially to
rite 1 to attend M. E. Rogers, W. P.
J. V- Griesbach, Secretary.
PROFESSIONAL cards
JJK- u- S. KJfiM.Ktt
Dentist
Most Modorn Methods
Office Hours: 9-12 a. m- 1-6 p- m
Aiasiian Building —» Broadway
8 RAG WAY AIiaSKA
W. B. STOUT
A < I o r a e y A % liaw
Practice 'a all courts
In Territory of Alaska
HVlKES ALASKA;