SPECIAL FOR MEN
MEN'S TU -iKllS
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CRANBERRIES — SQUASH S..
CRABAPPLES — PEPPERS — CABISAO :
LETTUCE — PARSNIPS — < K VP FRl IT
"CARROTS — GRAPES — PEARS — I.iCMON^
BANANAS — ORAXC ES — CA3AUAS
Delicious
Jumithous
Wagners
Kings
Pippens
MITTENS
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
Ninas Curtis anil Novelties
Hare a look at Our stock
NEW GOODS
SNOW FLAKE PASTRY FLO IP.
fiOc per lom. Suck
AFTER DINNER MINTS
45c per lb
STRAIN El> HONEY
45c per pt.
i i'ALIAN V UULF.S
30c per lb.
kxcoi ra<;k correct shoes
The examinations of all en
tering sirl students b\ the phys it
education department a; the I'niv.-r
sity of Washington include the ex
amination of foot prints. Foot prints
are taken primarily for the purpose
of diagnosis of foot trouble and a'so
to give the girl information as to t o
type cf shoe to wear.
of the feet eaoh s 't's shoes are
graded, not from the point of view
strum t li-.e from heel to toe. 1
the t J of educating girls In choice
in vrh .i a]', the s'.iocs were loan 3d by
Sea't'.e n rchants. The number of
.! hyp enSe shoos the niunufectur
Winter chaclule
S. S.
PRINCE"J MARY
Will Leave Sk:v-: iv
EVERY TEN DAYS
1)KC. *i—M
.FEB. 14—38. 8
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] Vancouver, Victoria, rince R pei I, S att'.-s
Tickets and All !nf >rm mm From
I L H. JOHNSTON, As?"nt, Skagivay, Alaska f
Subject to ■ !i<m_
- AILINCIS FROM
Skagway for Jaattle
Leave Sf.it i)(»—Leave Skagna)
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tSPOKANE NOV. 23 NOV. 30.
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Direct comic
EXTRA FAST KV1KV I !\K E' TRA FARE
Sili«Iul<- sut>j<Ml to rt_e « :it nrirc
L. £. R.VNOLDSON. Ascut
Pacific CoastViseJsrvice x
^ADMIRAL LIME
? ■■■■■■H.F.ALEXANOEr!. P^.nFMTmixvn-,,—- ..
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO j
WHKN VOL* THINK ALASKA THINK AL.oNA STEAMSHIP CO ;
Sailings from SKAGWAY Season 1522
WHITE FLYER S. S- JEFFERSON
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and nay i oris
NOVEMBER 9.——!— ;!
DECEMBER T,—21. -I
F. W. JOHNSON, A«eDt SKACfWAT, ALASKA
'"% 4 Schedule subject to cbaug9 without notice.
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Lone Sea Wasp Is
Black Sea Pirate
the hangman waiting for him ai
Odessa and six loan and bongo
i-rit.sh destroyers watching for hin:
to enter liie Bosphorus, Woman
only submarine is leading a lonel;.
i.ie placing pirate in tile Black Sea
Wl,en tlie Soviet goverumen
gave tile submarine to Kemal thej
■« - .od the cup ain "good luck" aiu
ti id liim lie would be hanged if ht
baek to port without having
: link a British ship. The Britisl
aval uteliigiuce hoard of this auc
;; 'J uu imaginary hue drawr
;i: oss tire Black t-ea entrance to tin
Trap Is Laid
Sis destroyers wire stationed ii
u as t' e subciailue was sighte-.:
two of them were to put to sea. gal
beniud him and shut off his escape
'i lie other four wi're to steam dowi
th>- channel, dropping depth charge:
Warned by wireless of the trai
!a d for him if he ev r tried to go;
at the great fleet lying at anclio;
ni the Sea of Marmora, the sub
•.ha straits. Five times he wa.
s :oil by the British, but each time
.if enough out to be safe from ever
! most elastic interpretation 01
ti' ■ British d> -troyers' orders.
pj.lnic mercba.it ships a id doin,
• road-a gent Job on the passeittar •
" e Black Sea shipping lanes fron
S .astapol to Trebizond are in ter
of ti.is ocean highwayman, a;
. Gr« :it North Bond used to tcai
An Armenian merchant, who was
ri bed Of 80C0 Turkish pounds w'.ei
ti schooner he was traveling ox:
.s board d by the submarine crev.
Ut ;ok Sea, said the Capta n was s
bC :ul bearded man, who spoke to his
first mate in French, and was most
pt>: te to ti c schooner's passengers
A> cord g to t!.e Armenian, the sub
urine is a very large one: the crow
is tuss;an, wears Hussian naval uui
tarras and fezzes and looks well fed.
Officially, the British say nothing,
bet unclUcinlly the imaginary lac
1;>. do of which the underseas bri
gjuid may be "spurious versenkt"
intlme the blond bearded sub
n*..rine capta'n is getting himself a
cc fort.. Ule stake on which to retirr
the lean, gray destroyers.
To t! ose outside, a copy of the A1
i^kan Is as good as a letter.
WTITTFtELIXS LEAVK
Mr. Tiprt V/bitfield is reported to
have bought an interest in a Juneau
tr-i-ssfer company ar.d .is locating in
! at city. He has been there and
this evening his motner and his two
sons. Allen nnd Bert, Jr., will leave
on the Kstebeth for Juneau, where
they will make their home.
The Daily Alaskan mailed home Is
as good as a letter. Subscribe for it
NOW.
Britain Must Be
Saved By Science
i^o'-.don, Nov. 2S.—Grent Britain
I'cn only save its future through
I science.
The conclusion bas been reached
I by the Committee of the Privy Coun
cil for Scientific and Industrial It«.
search.
j The committee, after a prolonged
investigation on bebulf of the Privy
Council, has issued a report which
can not bring any sreat joy to the
capitalists, but it holds some satis
f. i-tlon for the labcrltes, for it con
tends that industrial salvation is not
;o be fouud in the lowering of
wages.
Greater efflency in the British
industrial world is the only salvation
for Great Britain, the committee
olds, and it is of the opinion that
this effiency can inly be secured
through scientilic developments in
advance of competing countries.
"it is well recognized." says the
committee's report, ''that for four
fifths of their food, and for a great
part of the necessary raw and Semi
manufactured nu'.te. ir.ls for indus
try. the people of mese islands are
il per.del t on supplies from over
sous.
"These supplies "an only bo ob
tained if this country is able to
r rrj on its exporting industries in
t o future with greater efficiency
t an the rust of the world.
"It is doubtful wnether we can
compete, either by lowering wages
beyond the limits of our competi
tors or by securing a much greater
human effort than •key.
"!f these two avenues are closed
competition, in the end. is confined
to greater efficiency resulting from
scientific work.
"Wn cons der that scientific x.tJ
industrial research is an essential
factor in the uat.onal effort on
which the continued maintenance
of our pre rit population depends."
T.e re;>ort Is interesting at this
time, when tiiere is a decided movt*
t: ••tit on the part of t'-e Government
to foster emigratior to the colonies
in ord<r to cope •srith the unem
j plovment problem.
I'l la (1 I* undoubtedly overpopu
lated n:id !:er export trade can not
I. ;> t e present population in a
prosperous condition unless there
ire drastic improvements in methods
' jf industrial production.
The English export trade has not
yet begun to assume pre-war pro
portions. but it is gradually getting
on a nit re even keel. Imports for
the first eight months of the present
year amounted tn approximately
f;i,000,000,000, as compared with
s-V.00,000,000 for 'he same period
I '.tat year, wh to exports fot the first
<•:q;I»t months of th!s year were ap
proximately $2,500,000,000, as com
pared with $5,100,000,000 a year
,ign The imports ot foodstuffs and
i iv materials show a decrease, while
t'tere is an Increased exportation of
t e same commodities. The revcrs"
of the condition is^true with regard
o manufactured articles.
St 1IOOI, HOLIDAY
The Skasway Public School will
celebrate Thanksgiv ng by taking a
HoHcl y. The Holiday will also bo
e\'ended to Friday of tills week
:«. ildren will report for work or.
. Monday next.
ir.-s McKittrick of Bennett cam
in on Monday's train to visit with
relatives and do some Christina -
shopping.
Judge Ward litis been on the sick
Hst for the pa.»t week or so. Tie ba
bren snfTering from a severo coid.
hut is getting better.
5Tr. Standlsh at the hospital spt
up for a short time the other dnj'.
His many friends hope for a speedy
recovery.
TV A X T.E I>
A sinner who can add zest to the
life of a pretty W idow. See Con
-• ance Talmadge ac the Filth Av
enue Theatre.
I TJ serrations for tf.bles for Tbnnks
I eiving at the Golaen No~th Cafe
| mist be made not Inter than Wed
j nesday nicbt at 6 o'clock. Reserva
It-ons may be niadt in persou or by
phone.
A CORRECTION OF DATES
., An error wag made In publishing
the following tav notice in Satur
day's issue, the numerical date "30"
having been misread for "3." The
date should have been November
30th, and it IS November 30th.
TAX XOTICE
The Real and Personal taxes for
1922 are now duo and payable at the
City Treasurers' office. Personal tax
[ es delinquent Nov. 30th, 1922.
Christmas Is Near
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We have a larger and better selec- \
tion of Toys, Dolls, Games
Xmas, Decorations and
Artificial Flowers j
than ever before shown in
Skagway |
Ol'R PRICES ARK RIGHT CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY
L. A. Harrison Co. Phone 55 \
«
Royal Society Package Goods and Cr°chet threads at Half Price J
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I Fifth Avenue Theater I
The S'.ow House of Painmount, United Artists and First National ;
TIFESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Constance Talmadge
in
. i Scorch cf a Sinner"
COMEDY DRAMA
A KICK IN HIGH LIFE
A FIRST NATIONAL
WEEK I. Y NEWS
Shows starts at S: 00 o'clock Aduits :i0c—Children 15c.
Golden North Hotel
GEORGE It. D1C DM AN, Proprietor
n 3 e s t In The North"
WE ARE MAKING Sl'ECIYJj KATES FOR HOTEL SERVICE '
FOR THE WINTER
"*7't SKVEP.AI. r0,1,'01:TUS,'v FCR.M8HER COTTAGES ' :
FOR RENT FOR THE WINTER ]
These cottages make an ideal *.vinter home, as they all have elec- <
trie light, city water, bat:is, and are furnished completely for the •!
housekeeper. '
Sroadwav Theater
HOUSE OF t!OOl) SHOWS
i I5c i TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 30c
PATHE NEWS
('AMI : ISSICS PRESENT
V
*eping Hearts
from the story "Chains," by Charl es W. Barrell. >
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COMEDY J
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Snub Pollard In ' Law and Order"
SMOKING PERMITTED IN BALCONY
HERUAN GRIMM, Proprietor and Manager.
MISS VIVIAN TALBOT AT THE PIANO
White Pass & Yukon Route
TIME TABLE NO. 50.
Tuesdays and Fridays
No. 1, N. Bound
1st Class.
8:30 a.m. Leaves
10:45 a.m. "
12:30 p.m. "
2:00 p.m. "
4:25 p.m. Arrives
No. 2, S. Round
1st Class.
Arrives 3:25 p.m.
Leaves 2:05 p.m.
" 12:45 p.m.
" 10:55 a.m.
" 8:30 a.m.
SKAfiV.AV
WHITE PASS
BENNETT
CARCllOSS
\V4 IITEUORSE
Passenger? must be at the depot in time to have Baggage in
spected, and d eckel. Inspection is stopped thirty minutes before
leaving time of trains
ISO pounds of Baggage will be checked free with each fnll fare
ticket, and 75 pounds with each half fare ticket.