LENTEN SUGGESTIONS
CLAMS SALMON
OYSTERS KIPPERED HERRING
SARDINES FISH FLAKES
TUNA FISH
SALMON BELLY
CRAB SHRIMP
MACKERAL
LOBSTER
HERRING
KIPPERED COD SMOKED SALMON
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Yot. make a mistake il
v iu d' no stoo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lights
Rooms Single or en Suite
baths on each floor
mot,} for its Home C'olung.
im. Cottage Cheese and
•jtttrniilk lorn our ovvn d»"v >
Fiest. Ltgs, etc 1
t\a!e- <3.00 Per Day and Un j'
I. Larae Sarr.jle'j
looms toi 1 raveling M*n j
1. ?. PI II.LEN. Pi op.
Skagwav. Alasks
Fire and Accident
INSURANCE
Realty For Sale
Indemnity Bonds
General Agent
Conveyancer
Notary Public
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
WINTER SCHEDULE
PRINCESS IARY
■.VILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
Jan. 12-23 Feb, 9-23
ince Rupert Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
COS NKCTIXG AT VANCOUVER*
WITH r AS TEST TRANSCONTINENTAL TRAINS
Tickkts To All Points East
A1 l'itrtteular* From
i.. II. Johnston Agent, l^kagway
>*. BJECT To ClIAXUK WlTHOTT NOTICE
E-1r* e £
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ALASKA, WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
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JAiLINGS FROM SHAGWAY
--FOR—
SEATTLE
CITV OF SEAfTLE
cjiiict'uii for Tacomi, Vancouver
and Victoria
ijj for Ctiifomia M:>ndiy, Friday and
Saturday
J.i n -5 Wallace
Agent
Skagway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
3,i lings ;rom SKAGW'AY Season 1921
p.iiings for Westward, Via Jui:eiu,
3. 5. Alameda, March 5-26
Phone 66
SKAGWAY
popular picture palaceTu ^eLesday
PARAMOUNT ARTCRAFT PICTURE
MARGUERITE CLARK
—//V
WIDOW BY PROXY
NEW SCREEN MAGAZINE
Admission, including war tax—Adults, 30c: Children, 15c
Ml 001
That a 15 p0rc0nt reduction in1
the existing freight raf's between
| Pug^t .Sound and Southeastern a1»s*
[ Jsa potts lias bt'0ti proniised to ship-1
pcrs of Alaska and Pug<t Sound by'
| O E Kirkpatrirk one of th® of
j fictals of a recently organized Pug
!it Soand st*'amUhi!> firm is the
j I'ort feeived hpr-> from Juneau Al
aska. '
Cable Briefs
I St Augustlne F°b 11—President-1
j elect Hardinfr arrived in thijj city
yesterday. > . |
Wi'hington Fy,l>. 11—President
GoniPers of tho Federation of I.*a
bnr when before the Senate manu
facturing committee charged that th
Lever Aot wflp Us°J W employ^ to
nslave workers.
Mexico City Fob 11—American
catholics have offeree! their coreli
cion!sts in tl'i^ country five million
(lr.ll.-trs with which to combat radi
c ..li'ni in Mexi'.o. Cardinal (iibbnns
Is the i<-ador in lite movement.
lo'io F-b 11—Th„ r- flu al of
Americans to P'cogniz-' thp rights
of Japanase trooPs to police Yladi
iiOcH i- dpVtJjCplng n scricqs sft
iiMjon. This was th0 announcemen
mad" b>' a Tokio newspaper today.
Fren-oir. \"eb J. —Craig Che-vcr
field th" « utv »r,r^e >"0ar oln son
of I-ord Ch"«;cffield of England «as
arre8t«'d hpr0 on a charge of for
Se"y
I Rome F' b 12—A company of conv
Imuiiisls and Nationalists! attacked
each other at tlie naval shipyards
at Monfaicone. Twa wej« killed and
flft-en wounded in the fight.
Washington F''b 12—Judge I-an |
dis was within the law when ho ac
cented the office of supreme base
ball Arbitrator while still seiVi"c
on the bench of the f>>dc.ral court.
This is the ruling of Attorney Gen
eral Pafrner.
Si Leva is Feb 12—Xin,.teen Utter
carrier)* of this city were accused of
having misused the street car trans
f«T?. They confessed to the charge
and the ASg't Postmaster general
al ord«f d their salarles re
diced one hundred dollars annual
i. It
i ington Feb 15—'An enlisted
man ir> the navy is under arr^t in
oonmection with a plot to blow u'
the president's yacht Mayflower.
Redding Cal Feb 13—A gold nug
"get valued at $5000 Hvas found in
jSliafta count?" by Joseph Miller and
John l ine two prospectors.
New York F-'b 14—McCoonibs th
former chairman of the Democratic
Nationa; Committee is ill here. He
Is not tXPected to recover. The trou
hi is with his heart.
Seattle Feb 12—Tho Pacific S.R
Or. ji'.au}- wil. enter the cr petit.vn
tor Oriental business next sPring
with t one hundred percent Amer
ican service. Fivo new United Stat
es shipping board veSself; liaye been
pllocated to thp Admiral Line and
when all are received and put in
commission there will be sailings
ey*}jfjr two wcejkfc.
TAKE PLANE.
Cors F«b 15—Sinn Feinerg cap
tured a British aeroplane and kid
nappe,] the aviator after dauroy-;
ins the plans. Th<» evetid happened
near Kluannan.
Col. MearJj anj his party Wer®
j>a%eng''i\i on the S. S. Alameda)
whicii reached Port last Sunday.
While the boat was In town Col.
Moars talked ^ith some of the offl
itiaif; of the Whit*. Pass relative! to
o plsui to make this the Port of en
try for a large part of thelij
freight for the upper portion of tha
railroad. This will bring considera
ble business to the flown and th«i
iv.i!rond and the boat line on the
river.
The Alameda reachtd port about
10 o'clock Sunday morning and stay
ed In Port until about two thirty.
Mr. CharlefJ Ma«on private 90c
rethrjr to Col. Moaris, stopped with
Mr. and Mrs. E.A.Rasmuson while
in port. !MS1. Mason staled that
all but eighty three mil^s of the
rr'ad Is cemplottd and of this re
maining Portion thirty miles ar®
graded ready for the ties, th® oth-'
••r fifty mil»'s will be graded and the
rails laid and connected up thla sum'
mer. The road now employe® 2500
nv/n and when completed will have
a force of about 4000. Th& netal
coal washing machinery) to b0 in
stalled at Matanuska will make arajfl
able th* coal of that mine.
Hhrold Mulvihill was a passenger
on tli® Alameda. Harold reports
having a splendid time wlill*, In tho
"Stfc-t^*? but pleased to be baidk at
his Post on the W. P. & Y. Route
You are not forgetting about the
Annual Firemen's event which is
to be held on the night of the 22nd
preparation** are going on apace and
this is expected to be the best ever
held.
"Word has been received at Juneau
of the rcent marrlage at Seattle of
I M Jensen formerly! publisher of
the Jkagway Alaskan now; principal
nvner and manager of the Gateway
Publishing Company at Seattle and
Hiss Mary Edith Jellcy of Seattle.
Mr. Jensen wag a resident ofl
Stagway for ten years and was a
freftuent vititor at Juneau. He was
at one time a stockholder in tho Ei>
pire printing Company.
Seattle Feb 14—Lieu<. Walter F
J.onnell was killed near Camp Lew
is. The auito which he wap, driving
ran into another car and overturned
Into the ditah, at the side of the!
road. IBonnell was killed 'when his
car went into tha ditoh. He was
the son of E Bottnell of Seattle Bnd
haxl been assigned a recruit to(
the educational c^^r as instruct
or.
Stuttgart Feb 14—Dr. SHrnons tha
German Foreign Minister deplored
the fact that thfe Allied Premleifej
had giv^n onlyi baseless figures
sis to hffw Germany can jpayi tha
indejmnlty. j; h^
For Those Who Embroider
"Royal Society7 PGoko7se
Seven Different Articles In the " Dlucbird'' Pattern
Three Different Patterns In Nightgown and Chemise Sets
Dresses for ithe Baby—Several Designs In
Camisoles, Center Pieces, Pajamas, Pillow Tops, Scarfs
L. A. HARRISON (
Store Closes at 6 Siturikys at 7
PHONE
55
GOBS WOUNDED
BT ROSSilb;
Washington Fob 15—Two sailor*
of the cruiser Albany wpre wounded
in th'0 att>cK by the Russian» at. |
Vbdlvostock Feb. 8. The navy deP't.
received this word from Admiral j
Strai ss today.
JCrs. E. T. McBrien who has been
In thK 8tat«s for a few weoJii.s re- ]
turned home 0n the A<lameda.
VAPPBRS—Northern Binl\j eggs j
waned. Eagle $2.50; Falcon
$4 .00 Ot-er. "Writ^, for parti-i
culsfb Mi'ur; Naturalist; Ea=(t
Uarldon; Ohio.
CENT LUNCH.
Why e*t a cold lunch whe'i you
can get a bo.wl of hot soup. Hom0
maJfj Ties and a cup of best cof
fee fer thirty-five cents at the Go.
den North Cafe.
To Cure a Cold In On^, Day
Tag* Grove's LAXATIVE BRO.MO
CUINII^B tablets. The genuin
bears th^ signature of E. W. Grove
HO c0nts.
FOR SALE
I h'f becn instructed by the own
er t° offer for sale th« Property
described as all of lote (4) Block
(9) 6th AVenue and the East-Half
of lot (5) adjoining, witliall of the
.contents consisting of machinery
formerly uped for a Bottling works
and »U of the original packages of
SyPhong and Bottles; and anything
au'd everything in and "bout tlit
premtsea, I am oPen • for off'-Pj
for cash.
P3iil Abrahams,
Attorney In fact, for owners.
lt~. ' • • i
s Owed in 6 to 14 Days
nd money if PAZO
'.rEMT fails to cure Itch
■:wiling or Protrud
nlly relieves Itch
ed you can get rest
;:r first application.
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B0n?22'i ANNUAL
Th: L^crir ' American Seed Catalog
MINT FREE
ir a ccmplcte guide for
the < . i-lower garden. It is
-i . ! 4 ■ • ;es wkh over a
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rue lor your copy
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"Your care for ;>
you to seek tI;o ;
expert medic
utable physician,
to be no less car
your druggist."
The doctor prssc.
his formula, but
patient must ci-;
skill and know'
suits are to be c'
Quality FL.
is our watchword. You
word of honor, the s:.
important elern >
prescription we ftl!.
the purest c!ri:£.s
these things and u I
promptness, fcrii >
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c. 1 afford
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j follow
and his
•in our
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, . pf, on out
. . these two
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ricthiitg hut
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.i service of
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Keller Bros. Drug Co.