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Your Money
Protect your cash not only
with bolts and bars and ianks
but with businesslike printed
forms and records for every
transaction you undertake;
We can show you a paper—
Paper—that betrays erasure
«nd prevents fraudulent al
teration of your checks, notes,
drafts and receipts.
For letterheads and general
printed forms we use and
recommend a standard paper
aS'j®
that we knor will give you
satisfaction.
\
Offered in ths stock
of goods of the es
tate ofT ony Dorten»
Dortero Executrix
I 428. BROADWAW.
tiataci't* Cor Hi s iXa'lj- Alaska a
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Baby!
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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, rttirs
ing bottles, nipples, soaps, sponees, powders,
and those internal and external remedies
Ions associated with tne care ot the bany.
for
&0otbingBaby Needs
Keller Rros. Drug Co.
i BUND POISONING
I Hamlin's Wzard Oil a First Aid Treatment
How often lockjaw and blood
poisoning result from the neglect
of a slight scratch or little cntl Ham
lin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effec
tive first aid treatment It is a pow
erful antiseptic and should be ap
plied immediately to wounds of this
kind to prevent danger of infection.
It k soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam
mation in cases'of sprains, bruises,
cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as
reliablt, too, for stiff neck, sore feet
cold sores, canker sores, earache and
toothache.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills,
cents. Guaranteed.
iJKssway Readers Ar« Learning The
Way.
It's the little k'dney 'lis—
la9 unnoticed urlnWy disorder8—
The laine, weak or aoh'ng back
That may l«ud to dropsy aPd
Br'sW's d'sease.
When the k'dneys are weak.
Help thViu with Do all's K'dney,
P'lls.
A reiu«Uy especially for wvaK kid
neys.
Dnau's have been used 'a k'dney
trouble8 for 50 years.
Kuuorsed by 50,000 people—*ndor
ed y citizens of th's local'ty.
Mr. S. D. Marsh. 1720 Lincoln
7t. Bell'aghain. Wash ;say': "1
used to be subject to kidney dis
orders and -ackache. At t'm^s I
coula hardly nra'ghU n up wluu I
got down/ my back was so »t'ff aud
lame, a fiew of Doan"S kidney P'lls
9oeu stopped that avful m'sery In
my back and put my k'dneys lu goo
wprk:ng order. Of lata JV-ar3 1
have been fp?rf from th's annoyance.
Uut Doan'a K'dney P'lls would be
uy first coalderat'on, If I eyej
had occasion to take a kklu^y m< d
'c'ne again, for 1 know they have
no equal. . ;
Price 60c. at all dealers. Don't
simply «6k for a kidney remedy —
get Doom's Kldeny Pills — the
'am* that Mrs. Maj-shhad. Fost
er- Mll'jiira Co; MfgTs. Buffalo. N. Y
ITAilS (RE
s EhfHUSUSlIC
Night letter. Jane 30 th, 1920.
Knynumd J. Knoepp«i;
I'ree'd^at. Rotary Club, McAlp:Ji3
Hotel, N«w York, N Y.
.lust tb'uK only seventy people,
of the ono hundredo mid twenty'm'i
I'on p'T,;le of tlie united States &
Canada saw The Midnight Sun. the
g'gan"c beautiful wonder Juiue.
twenty Jim. Scenery through
Pacific's ins'de passage, Yukon.'e'ra'l
way and r'irer tour Ins un<-quull(»d't>y
ray uiaii.v past wandering8, every
Jay 111 a;;'US l'v'ng inore Bought.
Lou's a Hoffmann.
The above cable was sent Ias'.
n'eht by Kttaylan Louis A. Hoff
rrann of N®w York : ad Now Orlean
\'.r. Hoffmann 18 a member of the
V ti Suuner3 who returned southward
last evening from th° 1920 M'd
nlght Sun. Upon, leaving New York
C'tj June f'rst at tho regular month
1y meei'Lg of the \ew York C'ty
Kotary Club tlie'r president moved
to bid their member a happy tour,
and a«K<d a cable to be sent them,
the cable fullf'll'ug tlie'r request,
for lho prjsen1. Jlr. Hoffmann's re
turn wUl do thie r^st.
,Mr Hoffmann is fleetly impress-j
ed wi'h the overlooked valu® of ti® I
coinuerclai cond*t'ons of Yukon Ter
ritory and feels the Canpdiaa Govern;
rnent ls overlook^ one of It81
greatest assets and 8hould to wake '
up and asg'st in the development of
their great resources.
Haines Notes
(Special Correspondence)
Hai:ie» Juno 29.—The body of S. |
J. We'tzraan who d'ed very sud- j
donly 'he evening of thfc 25th, from
il 'morrhi'Se of the brain, was taJc
<•11 to Juu^aj by Henry Rhodett,
Prts'dpi lit c-f the Ch'llrat racking
Company of which the deceased was
one of the incorporator8.
In th« death of Mr. We'tzman
IIaiti<s ho8 Ion a valuablo citizen,
oni who was ever working f"r the
good of the I'lac-. and lit was he
who first undertook, aad formulat
ed the pK-u of tho netv,,
Cannery, that 's now an, a^urod
thiiu- and U «e"ui3 too bad, iliat
h3 could cot l'ved to see th® Buc
c*ss of his enterprise.
Mrs. We'tzinan is almost prastrat
ed w'tli grief ov«r the loss of li''r
bu"liaud, aad has tho sympath,- of
the whole community In this her
snd tour of affliction.
Mrs We'tzinan left on the IvssU
betlih for Jureau and from there
v.'ll accompany the Dody of her hus
btnd to Seattle here't w'11 be bur
ied according to th® jJewlsli rtes,
and cert-monles.
Robert WUej K Van.oe and R'chard
Kennedy have returned from their
trip to Ra'ny Hollow, and are'start
ing immediately to work on the'r
property.
Your correspondent 's informed
FUGITIVE FROM SIBERIA
Lucy Staxenskjl, a seventeen-year
old fugitive from Poland and Siberia,
arrived in San Francisco on the trans
port Great- Northern with a moving
story of tragedy, adventure and ro
mance. The girl's father was slain
In battle, her mother committed sui
cide from grief. She herself was the
victim of a faithless soldier at Vlad
ivostok. She came here as the adopt
ed Ca lighter of George Flckley, an
American navy paymaster, and goes
with him to his home in Exeter In (he
San Joaquin Valley. California.
that they intend bulling a br'dg© a
tli3 Ch?lkat river, just above
the m( nth of tte Kleh'n' a'Ul ■will
make • road up the north s'de
of the Kleh'ni. thus avoiding all of
tho obstacles 'a th® way tad which
have been avch a h'nd®rance to
fr*.Jghtiu2 on the south side of the
r'nT.
Joseph McK'flz'e is putting a cr«w
oi r..n to work oa 'A® Government,
road between Ha'nes and: Well®'
v.h'ch is c°rWJnly a good thing to
ao, and I hope they w'11 have the
necessary furdM to make th© road
first clas.
•
Haines is going to celebrate the
Fourth of July, on Saturday, July
th'rc* aid will wind up w'flhi a Wg
dance la Arctic Brotherhood Hall,
and all ct th« good people of Bkag
way are cord'ally invited to attend.
Henry Roden, President of the
CSiUkat Packing Company with h's
family Me expected to arr'vo oa the
&e«ttle today and will make Ha'ne3
his homee during the summer, Wd
lock after the interest of his Com
p;iny during the packing season.
William Hosk'ns our popular alio
makc-r r turned home on the Jeff«r
so?rd brought with him a brid®„
and now B'l! has b°comeafull fledg
ed bened'et, w'th all th« Joy, pl^a
&vr«s, trials, hardships and vlc'ssl
tudes of married life.
H'J many friends congratulate him
and h's crtj's. and welcome V(jr to
the soc:*ty of th® Haines Civ® hund"
r"d.
Your correspondent is inform®
that the jaace given by th® America!
Lcg'on 'n the A. B. Hall last
Saturday evtiing was a great suc-l
ce-s, ant' wlill6 they regretted not
&p]0 to get the Orchestra'from
Siagwaj-. they w«re fortunate la I
getting the native Orchestra to
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE-NO. 45
Dally except Sunday
No. 1. N. Bound
1st Class
9:30 a. m. Leaves
11:59 a. m. ?
1:35 p. m. „
3:10 p. m. „
5:30 p. m. Arrives
Mi>
SKA.GWAY Arr've
WHITE PASS Leaves
BENNETT »
CARCAOSS ,
WIHTEHORSE „
Passengers must be at depot 'l t'me to have Basgnge in,
pec ted and checked. Inspection '» stopped 30 m'nutas before
leaving tide of trains.
150 pound3 of Baggage w'l be chocked free w'tJx ea£ih
are t'cket and 75 pounds witn each half fare t'claet.
ft. 3. Bound
Ut CUM
4:45 p. m.
3:15 p. ill.
1:50 p>. m.
11:40 a. m.
9:15 a. m.
full
furnish ;ho iuus'c for the occasion
that 'landing room was at a pre
mium. as the Hall was well fled.
All of the* w'tnesscs, who Wrc
subpoenaed te attend the Grand Jurj
at June«u, have returned home
and ar« again occupied in, the'r,.
several l'ues of business.
Mr. Csrr had charge of the
Hardware store and PosUOffce'
while Mr. N. Q. Hanson the'pro
prietor was aosent at Juneau at
tending court.
Samuel Jaefon and. fam'ly. who
lave spent the winter at Sitka,
have returned to their home 'ti
Ha<n,e«. and Mr. Jackson w'll be en
gaged lu fishing dur'ng the fisfcng
season..
Birdman Looks
Over Skagway
Captain H. A. LoRcyer who is a
itcmtjer of the Canadian Air Board
iuxd who '» working 'a conjunct'o
•with the Advance Supply Officers of
th® U. 3. A'r Service mad® a toux
inspection of the place8 that w*re
thought might ba ava'lahle for" a
emergen: y landing place f0- the
com'ng event which has brought'the
Captain to Skagway and the'north.
After a careful examination Ca.pt
a'a LeRoyer dec'ded that there was
no place hero that could be put'ln
shap' o In the time which might be
allowed.
Mill /'oris Of Ha i/rs
.Are
Th (\T Could Be Sptyern
Wit H
/jewbh-o's Herpicide
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Barber -Shops*
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Swiss
Milch Goats
For Sale
For Prices and terms
Call on or Write to
E. A. ADAMS
Haines, Alaska
IBB BKAGWAY
Pioneer Dairy
8. I. BUSMAN, PfOf.
THE SMITM MILK RANCH
Th» iarg«at &*d beet ooa
d acted dairy bt Alaak*.
Da 11 j »jtfpme«ta of pur*
milk ui ora&m to «I1 ponat
ob WMt« T&m * Yukom
Rout#.
OveraYear. In Pimples. Scarcely
Slept. Cuticura Heals.
"Baby's head was full of milk
crust for over a year. It began in
pimples which festered
and spread, Mid when she
would scratch they ran
together, forming a cruet.
She scarcely slept, and
her hair became dry.
" I tried everything but
found t/jticura Soap and Ointment
was just the thing fot her heed, and
when I had used two cakes of Cutl
cuva Soap and two boxes of Cuticura
Ointment she was healed." (Signed)
Mrs. H. R. Wilkins, 327 No. Howe
St., Ft. Collins, Colo., Sept. 22,1919.
Why not prevent these distressing
skin troubles by making Cuticura
your every-day toifet and nursery
soap aided by touches of Ointment,
now £nd then, to remove the first
signsof pimples, rashes anddandrufT.
Cuticura Talcum is a cooling, sooth
ing, dusting powder of fascinating
fragrance.
The Cuticura Toilet Trio, consisting of
Soap. Ointment and Talcum, promotes and
maintains skin purity, comfort anH health.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address:
"Cuticura. Dept. R, Maiden." Sold erery
where, 25 cents each.
gWCuticura Soapthave* without mas.
There Is more Catarrh in this eectton
of the country than iT:l other disease!
)ut together, and for years it was sup
posed to bo incut aU-j. Ducior^ ptescrloud
local remedies. and i»y constuiuly failing'
to cure with local treatment, pronot.nred
it incurable. Cafar.ii is a loci.! •
greatly Influenced by constitutional con
ditions and therefore inquires constitu
tional treatment, hall's Catarrh Medi
cine. manufactured by F J. Cheney A
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a -constitutional
remedy, is taken Internally and acts
thru the Blood on tho iiucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars fe
ward is offend for Kny cu>e that Hall's
Catarrh Medl-Jne fai'i tr. cure. Send for
circ'Ts nr. 1 testimonial*.
1 1 . CHUNKY" & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
So».. by Dru<<;lsrs, TCc.
Hall's Family Tills for r'-r.stl&atlon.
^ f semen!.
SKAGWAY'8
FRATERNAL ORDERS
Arctic Brotherhood. —
Camp Skagway No. 1,
meet# erer7 »econd ami
fourth Tuesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock. VtaU
Imx br«tl en cordially welcome.
L. 8. Keller, Arctic Chief.
J II KEI.I.EK, Acting Arctic Director
P. & V M.
\Vhlt« I^m ln-dj-e K. £
A. M. No. 113, uieets 2d
and 4Ui Saiurdur evenings
of each month, Visltln*'
Uretbrcn are welcome.
Dan McDooakL W. M.
T. J. STAND I3H, Secretary
a p. a ELKii
BkacwAj: Lod|«
NO. 481, B. P. a
Elk# meeLa ev»ry
Thursday at 8:00
P 11
V's't'n^ brothere cord'aliy welcome
JOHN QUASHAL, B R
r J TAWBWALL. soomary
Pioneers of Alaska Igloo, No. 18,
meet i» A. B. Hall flrrt Monday la
every mont M 8:8# ffw ■>.
Viaitlng Brother* eovdiallr <a«t*
c.m*. J. Q. PH1CLP8, 6>cy.
<50 9 dfe Fraternal Order of
Eagle*—
Skagway Aerie, No 20,
Fraternal Order ' of
Eagle* meet the first
and third Wednesday night ®f each
mouth at their hall on^Flfth
due. V isiting broths* cordially in
vito I to attend M. E. Roger*, W. P.
J. k- Grleaboch, Secretary.
PROFESSION^!* CARDS
Dft* If 3. KEtLLSR
DtaMrt
Most MoAem Metboda
Office Houri: 8-1J «. u, 1-J p. m
A.l»skan Building — Broadway
BKAQWAY ALASKA
VV. B. STOUT
A ' t o r • e y A t li * «>
Practice la all court*
In Territory or Alaska
HAJNES — — ALASK^