NEW GOODS —
Black Kippered Cod
Per pound 25c
HEINZ
Sour Pickles
Sweet Relish
Chow Chow
Sweet Pickles
—in bulk
C. W. ASK & SONS, GROCERS
Voi. make a mistake iJ
\Oil d< uo -!oo at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Litfh*
Ioosh S'tgle or en Suite
Baths cn each floor
h.-.r. u. for its H.'-ne Croking,
\ », • rean, Cotiogt Cheese and
BaUi-'Talk itom our own d»,rv ^
rresi. £$&. etc
Rales 53.00 Per Day and Up£
... ted. Large San-ale
ownis foi I raveling \f-n.
5. Pi;U£N. P. op.
>sagway. Alaska
FOR SALE
2,000 Shares of Stock
In The
Home Power Co. of Skagway
Cash Price $1,900*00
A good inveitment in a strong
company, this company having
paid dividends to the stockhold
ers for the years 1916, 1917 &
1918. $15,177.68
and have a cash surplus of
$10.000 00
A SAFE INVESTMENT—SEE
Phil Abrahams
ESTABLISHED - - - 1897
\M '.yi.AN
WINTER SCHEDULE
Princess Beatrice
WILL LEAVE SKAGWAY
December 1, 15, 29
FOR
Rupert, Vancouver, Seattle, Etc,
»• »NNt:iTl\'«: AT VAXCOl'VKR
W'ilH FASTEST TRANSCON MNENi AL TRAINS
Tickets To All Points East ,
Al I'a 'toular* From
L. H. Johnston Agent, Skagway
v.-bject To Cha.nui Withoct Xouce
Note Christmas Sailing Dec, 15
THE
::.:.3AL LjMEL
ilkSKL WASHINGTON, CALIFORNIA
-- : • > »'-> a\"l> .b;: vvo.v ay —I'iii.vk 50
SAILINGS FROM SHAGWAY
- FOR ■
SEATTLE
CITY OF SEATTLE
Direct cj in scion* fsr Taoomi. Vancouver $
and Victoria <
o
. . . c*3
.1 Sii.iij or Ciliforaii MiiJiy, Friday and
Saturday
• i a -s Wallace" Agent - Sk-»gway Alaska
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
Sailings ro.a SKAGW'AY Season 1920
For SEATTLE & TACOMA and Way Poits
S. 5. JZJVERSON, December 10, 22
F. J. 51 A~ent Phone 66 SKAGWAY
popular picture palace "Wednesday
A Paramount Picture
JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS
BRYANr WASHBURN
IN
"Poor Booh"
Admission, including war tax—Adult}, 30c: Children, 15c
Mrs. John Phelps
GoesToHerReward
| <Dt>at'i licaj t;Uv0n from our midst
j another of our much loved citizens.
TU.0 Passing of Mrs. PhelPs was
not au unexpected eVeiit as she had
been four health o: a long tiai.j
and for t!ie Past six wee!:s huso beet
at the \Viiitc. Pass HosPital, whore
! all that coald fce done was done for
her recovery.
| (Mrs. t'hciPs came to Skagway in
Che early days, and ha^ lield her
residence in the north sinoa coming.
S3i« has bt'en to the States a nxna
I l)er of iinus, going for the last tim
as lat..' as a year ago last, summer.
I Th*n she visited her slste'fc and
oilier relatives in Kansas City. since
h' r relur'.i she lias bec'i coutiued to
her lion.-' aad scarcely went out fur
even a short walk.
Mr. and Mrs. PhelPs resided for
a uni0 :'t Bennett, is. C. from th>rtj
going to AVhitc-hortie where they re
sided l'' r " nuxub' r of years until
'•Ujout eight yt»ars ago they moved
ifj Saasvvay and hav0 resided here
ever sini-6.
Mn. P hell's was much loved by thos
who kilo.? h'T, and aws always rea
dy to do anything for any who were
in need. good woman, a tender
and lo\iag mother, aud a faithful
wife is gone. She leaves a husband
aud sou in hi-r immediate family,tiie
ctuldicu in her sou s family, whom
she lovtu as otily a grandmother ca
luul, a Lumber ot relative in Kan
sas Cit>.
The funeral arrangements were
under t'ie car© of Itjen and S.u.
cool. Xlic services were held in t.
First Presbyterian Church, Tuesday
P. M. .\'u/. outh. Reverend E L Win
tarberg^Y officiating. The Church
was filled witih the frSeads of tU<>
deceased.
The rallbearers were G«orge Car
son, Dr. L. S. Ke'ler C. 0 M'aJke
IDoyGault. P s. Murray, and J. M.
Griesbetk.
A train was in waiting afUir tho
<s«^-ieos t,o take the friends and
relatives to the cemetery where in
lermnt took Place.
{W. G. Fraser agent for the W. P.
and V. Koute at Carcrosp will l°are
tomorrow for a visit to Vaacouv°j)
and Westminster.
Georg.- A .Walker a member of
>ne commisary force of the W.P.& Y
Rout.0 at. AVliite horse came over on
the tra'.c today and will sPend a
couPle ofdays in the Garden City.
Mr. arid Mrs. A.Morrieon will be
•palseetiijCrs sou.lh on the Princess
Beatrice. Mr. JlorriJson is Domin
ion lin, man at Tagish.
Max G utf-ld returned to SJcagway.
•>n the Jeffeijson on Sunday night
Wftr an.cnded business MP to the
Sound.
Tlie Jefferson arrived Sunday
night aijout ten O'colcfc with a largP
amount of freight mail and Passen
gers. and departed again soon aft^r
mid nig!; t.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Taito Groves LAXATIVE BROMO
CUIN1N1E tablets. The genuine
bears thc signature of E. W. Grove
ill) C0IltS.
I! X J j35 CENT LUNCH.
Why ti't a. cold lunch when you
can get a bowl of hot soup. Hom0
made P'es and k cup of best cof
feo for thirO'-fSve cents at the Gol
den North Cafe.
Haines Notes i
(Special Correspondence)
Hainea —The water PIP© line
which conveys water to Fort Seward
and Haines has again broken In the
Chllkat Inlet and aa a consequence
there la a littio Shortage of watei;
at hoth Places but through the kind
ness of the commanding officer at
Fort Seward the water Is turned on
for an hour each day for Haines
which suPPliefe the town with water.
Thue s quite a force at work re
cairing th6 Wta line and soon th»
water tvlll be t/urnod on as It usu
all has beeen.
The ] h&nksglvingj Ball given by;
ChiiKat Tnbe of the Improved order
of Red .Men In the Arcti«J Brother
hood Ha.l on Wednesday evening
wai one of the most notable func
tions ever given In Haines; the Hall
was filled to overflowing by happy
maskers and audience; even standln
room was at a Premium. The music
was of th<> best and the lunch waa
also of the t'eT fcest that could be
Product d The Prize winners Wore
as foliovs for best costumes and sua
tained Character.
N. G Hanson First Gentldmens
Prise King of the Cannibal Islands.*
coat Swyater donated by Mr. Edwarl
Fay.
2nd. S. Jesserton "Old Black Joe"
Collar ClasP donated by N.G.Hanson
1st. Ladles Prize Mrs. Vf. R. Smith
Bead \e-.Elesp donated by S.Sheldon
2nd. Lat'.'es Prize Miss LjUe Morris
3 pouu.i Box of Candy donated by
Mrs. \V. R Smith.
The Ball broke up at half Pasti j
two O'clock in the morning and all
went heme fefellng that they had
had the time of their life.
It has been snowing some for the
las' few days but today Is nice and
clear and not very cold. "We l^Ve
about >j* Inchca of snow now;
•which rnaies It good sledding for
the teamsters.
Jam?a Clark and E. E. Goddard Pr
Piietors o the SPuce Creek Saw Mill
Co. of Atlin are visitors In Skagway
awaiting the sailing of the PrinceSB
Mary toiacrrow .
Tlxteso g®ntlemen came out over
the trail and lakes with the, Atlln
Carcross mall carriers and rePot a
fair trio. They had to mush & good
Part of tile way but that did not worr
them as the/Ajjobcth Pioneers and
used to the trail.
: ThePast season in the Atlin dis
trict has beeen fairly ProPerous but
th^y arelooking for much better
times J n the nefljr future as n:
pro pert/os will be oPened un and
the activity In quartz mining Is get
ting more and more.
Both of th«se gentlemen ar© tak
ing a mtchneoded and deserved hol
iay which they will sPend in Vancou
ver and Seeattle.
Mr. Goddard has not b°en outside
for owr seventeen years .
Th°y will return in the sPring and
go In over the Ice ais the have large
orders for lumber for next season.
Chris C'omPton arrived back today
on the Estebeth rfom Juneau whore
he si'eUt hisThankfegiving.
NOTICE
"Having concluded to talr6 a vaca
tion for tfre winter tills is to notl"
fy myt>atrons and fWend3 that the
CITY r.AKERY will be CLOSED un
til abo'it jrarefc 1st. 1921. Thanks
'irrjf ihe genral Public for Pajst fa
vors a.nit tr|ustiiing that on re)oPen
tng I i-.'i 01 mertt a continuance of
your Patronage with many fhanks
[am; • '«rsHIPSl?!f'?
Faithfully]
James TroPea.
"MERRY XMAS"
BUBBLE BOOKS That Sing
By Ralph Mayhew and Burges Joliiison
Songs your child [can play on any
Phonograph
All this means—in everyday grown-up language—that be
tween the pages of these books in paper pockets made to fit
there are real sure-enough phonograph records that sing
songs the stories tell about" A splendid selection $1.75 ea
also
Father Goose by L, Frank Baum
Mother Goose' by Ella Dolbear Lee
The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Dot and Tot of Merryland by L. Frank Baum
The Magical Monarch of Mo. by L. F. Baum
L. A. HARRISON CO. PHT
Store Open Evenings From 7 to 8
i 'RJWKrsiM&wfca#'
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' BUKOS
- MiM _
boa:-; j
FLOUR
For Every
Purpose
The Loaf That Stays
■ Moist
Saves Baking So Ghzvi
The bread you make with Fisher's r»if-nd Flour
is good to the last slice, wi'.K a better color, a better
flavor, and a better texture than bread made with
ordinary flour.
Manufactured in "America's Finest Ffouring' Mills" by
FISHER
FLOURING
MILLS
COMPANY
Home-Office. SE\TTLE
An Inspiration
Is often wished for when the time comes for
making suitable selections of saifts for Christ
mas, and realizing this we invite your inspec
tion of our Holiday display df
Whit? and Smoke Tanned Car
ibou and Moose Hide Mocassins
In offering these mocassin-slippers we do so
with the assurance that the selection is the
most extensive collection of beautiful Alaska
Native work that has ever been offered.
These mocassins met the requirements of the
most fastidious and exacting tourists during
the past season and taxed our facilities to the
utmost to secure them in sufficient quantities
to meet the demand. These nre all made es
pecially for us, decorated with exclusive de
signs in bead and porenpine quill, and it will
be a well pleased person who receives a pair
as a Christmas gift.
These should appeal especially to those per
sons wishing to send a gift to the states, as
the mocassics pack conveniently and pass
through the mails without the slightest dan
ger of damage In transit.
Keller Bros. Drug Co.