Xmas Goods
TVe have a fine line of suitable (lifts in our Men's Furnishings
^ Department.
Silk Half Hose Neck Ties
Sweaters Handkerchiefs Etc*
HAND PAINTED CHINA CUT GLASS
ELECTRICAL GOODS COOKING GLASS
Our line of Groceries anil IVrishaliles is complete.
Dates, pkg. and bulk Layer Figs
Candy Nats
COME IN AND SAMPLE OlTl 1TIITT CAKE
Beginning Monday, 12th, store w ill be open until !> p. m.
The Quality Store
C. W. ASK & SONS
El'GENE 1>EBS TO GET
CHRISTMAS l\UW>o\ j
Washington, Dec. 19.—It is un-|
officially reported today that Presi
dent Harding would Issue a pardivi
to Eugene Debs, to be effective <>:i
Christmas Day. Debs is serving a ;
lime sentence for sedition.
AISMV or WOMUX
IS RAIDING MIXKS
Pilt^burs, K u\.. l>ec. 19.—A iiurn
l>.-r of m."'line guns were sent into
Cherokee district today.
It is report d t^iut un army r>£
vromea is -n *o :pting to raid the
Winter
Schedule
S. S. Princess Mary
WILL LEA VE SKAGWA V. 7 P. M.
OKC'EMBER 14 .1 ANl'AISV t: IS ' I lXKI A!:V; ! 1">
MARCH I: 12; 22 Ai'iilt. 2
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Vancouver, Victoria, rince K r ert, Z
Connecting at Vanoom* r with F.;>t I i.t . i .Tra : s
Tickets and AI! InformMiun From
L. H. JOHNSTON, Ag.nt. Skasvray. Alaska
Subj.vt to .-hantre wit:: >a*
3ADM!!?AL LINE
ALASKA, WASHINGTON,CALL). .A
Offlce-Secoril und Broadnvny - Phone 50
SAILINGS FROM SKAGWAY
—Foa—
SEATTLE
~r AND
J" I-'T/SOUTH EASTERN ALASKA POUTS
f * win tki: schedule
S. S. SPOKANE DEC. l<i; JAN. 17: mil 17.
FOR RESERVATIONS AND INFORMATION
APPLY TO
C. O. HIRSCHRERG.. AGENT SKA(i\VAY. AMSKA
Subject to oliangc without Not In'.
ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO
WHK.N TOC THINK ALASKA THINK ALASKA S. S. COMI'.WV
Sailings from SKAGW'AY Se-isoi: 1921
For SEATTLE, TACOMA and Way Pcrts
Sailings for Reward and Westward
ROBKltT J. CRAGG. Agent Phone «;0 SKAGWAY, ALASKA
Schedule) subject to change without notice
» M m. m. « «. .Wn'»W^
MASONS AND EASTERN
STAR INSTALL OFFICERS
White Pass Lodge of Masons and
Naomi Chapter of Eastern Stra held
their installation:) on Saturday night
at the Lodge hall as per announce
ment. The lodgo hall was tilled
with un interested and attentive
company of people. After the Ma
sonic opening of tHe lodge the East
ern Stars and their friends were in
vited to the installation ofllcer ex
ercises. I'ast Master Dan McDonald
acted as installing ufflcer, with Wor
shipful .Muster Har.jon in the chair.
The officers were seated in a semi
circle in the center ot the lodge and
as each officer was installed he was
conducted to his respective station
by the marshal, Mr. Fred Tanner,
acting in the latter capacity. The
new set of officers received a most
cordial welcome bj all present.
After the first installation the hall
was rearranged for the Eastern
Star and the company reassembled
for that beautiful and impressive
ceremony.
Mrs. Clierrie Sparks. Worthy
Matron, acted as installing officer
and Mrs. Van de Wall as Marshal
Seventeen officers comprise the list
in the Eastern Star and for Naomi
chapter comprise the following
names:
Won 1:v Matron—Mrs. Tolly Web
ster^
Vssociate Worthy .Matron—;tirs
Virginia Suffecool.
Worthy Patron—Win. Tries.
Secretary—Mrs. Fanny Speer.
Treasurer—Mrs. June Ganty.
Chaplain—Mrs. C'herrie Sparks,
i .>111! irtre>s—Mrs. Marian Pries,
slant Conductress—Mrs. Eth
el Hanson.
T^e positions .11 the Star are tak
■11 by Mrs. Inn fc'ville, Marguerite
! V lrd. Edith Larson, Mayme Gault.
I ami Miss Clara Carson. Mrs. Bes
! ••• Smith is Warden. Mrs Georgia
1 dell is Marshal. Miss Hirdie Sel
i : er is Organist and Mr. James Net
I ties is Sentinel.
| The number of new gowns made
j ;'i>r the occasion added that touch
j of beauty and interest which makes
•l.-se affairs events in the commun
I ity life.
I After the Star installation, sthe
ommittee invited ill the guests to
I luncheon served in the lower hall.
ere seats were provided for about
, one hundred All the guests were
prved .1 bountiful luncheon of sand
h»s. cakes and coffee. at the close
.if v hi h Worshipful Master F. J.
I Van de Wall, who presided as
t« ! master called upon Mrs. Emma
\\ ituerherger for a word on behalf
>■' the Ke:iRtern Stai Mrs Winter
I harger, in ail iinpronitu speech,
vi in 1 rec ived the hearty approba
•in:i of ti e guests, particularly the
astern Star members, presented
Mrs f'iierrie Sparks, the Past Wor
■ thy Matron, with a Past Worthy
Matron's jewel. Mrs. Sparks re
1 d in u f« w appropriate words of
to t e friends and members
Tl toastmaster then called upon
i i;> . L \\ inierterger for a word
appreciation a..d the presenta
ii. :i o: the jewel to the Past Master
i e lodge. Mr. J. N. Hanson. Mr.
1 Hanson responded with a short
speech of acceptance and thanks for
tl e support given him by the mem
' hers of the lodge luring his term
! of office.
After tile luncheon, the guests
cli.n d the floor a..d spent the re
! maining hours of the evening in
-.< and a general social fellow
. ,;p. Tho.-o who Extended were en
■i.-i.is' • ti the cordiality of the
spitality bestowed and the effort
put to give all a good time. The
■ mi: will stand out as one of the
iU. iant memories of the year.
Cdt I IT OFFICIALS l.EAVE
OX SANTA RITA
The district court party, consist
: iiig of Judge T. M. Reed. District
I Attorney Arthur G Shoup. U. S.
1 Marshal George D. Beaumont and
: Clerk of the four*. John H. Dunn,
i arrived Sunday miming and were
; guests of the Pullen House during
' their stay in SkagTvay.
The party left 011 the Santa Rita
. Mond-y afternoon, as Judge Reed
! desired to get back to Juneau at the
I earliest opportunity In order to try
! a few cases before tie left for a trip
, to Washington.
MASQI'EKAOE 15 AM
At their last meeting. Skagway
[lodge No. 431. R. I*. O. E. voted to
.old a grand masquerade ball on
, January 21, 1922.
Tills affair will be one of the best
ever and no expense or pains will
' in- spared to make It enjoyable for
. every one.
Good prizes wilt be awarded to
tbo.ie in costume and a door prize
will undoubtedly be given in order
t:;at spectators will have a chance
i to win one of their .
Details of the dance will be giveu
i from time to time as the committees
proceed with their arrangements.
A. E. KIN DELL APPOINTED
IT, S. DEPUTY MARSHAL
Before leaving yesterday U. S.
Marshal Beaumont appointed A. E.
Kindell, deputy marshal for the
Skagway district to take over the
ofllce on January first.
The appointment of Mr. Kindell j
will moot with general approval, as I
he has been a resident of Skagway j
for over twenty-four years.
During his residence in Skagway j
Mr. Kindell held the ofllce of post
master for sixteen >ears and for the
past six years has been electrical
engineer in charge of the Home
Power company's plant.
Mr. Kindell's experience in gov
ernment work makes his appoint
ment fitting and there is no doubt
as to his courage and ability to cope
with the duties of his office and the
Alaskan bespeaks for him the suc
cessful and honorable discharge of
his duties.
THREE MKX CONTROL
k<;<; sipplv ok fHir.iw)
Chicago, Dee. 20.-—Russel J. Tool,
city food expert. I; as reported that
three men control the egg supply of
Chicago.
The report state* that these men
are making a profit of thirty thous
and dollars a day.
BASKETRALL AT IT. SEW HID
A well contested game of basket-.
hall was played at Haines last nlsiit
between the soldiers of Fort Sew
ard and a team from Juneau. The
game was somewhat one-sided ai:<1
was won by Juneau with a score of j
3S to 10.
OWN A VICTROLA
RY SMALL PWMKNT
Why be without music :n your'
home when you can buy any Vic-'
trola in our large stock on the in-'
srallment plan.
A small payment down and nom- j
inal monthly payments get it for.
you. May he seen and heard at j
< Keller Brothers.
11»2I SALMON" I'ACK
REACHES MICH Flfil'RE
Sail Francisco. Dec. 19.—The final
figures, made public today, cive the
Pacific coast 1921 salmon pack at
four million cases. This includes
the Siberia pack as well.
SKUiWAY WOMAN'S ru n
The Skagway Woman's club will
meet in Social Center on Thursday
evening. Pec. 22. at S o'clock.
XOTICK TO CHRISTMAS RIXKC.S
Panics wishing to have dinner at
the Golden North Cafe on Christ
mas will please make table reserva
tions before Frida.v noon. Decem
ber 23.
Til MIXING E XPKR1K NCK
WITII WOLVES IN ALASKA
Treed by hundreds of wolves and
1 forced to spend the night in the top
1 of the tree In almost aero weather
after having been lost for two days,
was the experience of Magnus Jo
hannsen of Petersburg He was res
cued by a searching party at the
head of Duncan canal.
Johannsen says that he became
confused and findir.g a cabin in the
woods, spent the Srst night there.
The next day he continued on his
way and nearly reached the beach at
Duncan, but heiag overtaken by
darkness, built a fire against a tree.
When the moon ca'.oe up he contin
ued his trip, but after going a short
ways, heard the wolves and return
to the fire, but they kept sneaking
in closer and closer, until fearing
for his safety, Joh!.nnsen took to a
tree. He says thtt he could hear
what seemed like hundreds of the
animals in the brush under the tree
suarling and fighting all night. With
the coming of daylight they disap
peared and he was able to make his
way to the beach, where he was
found
RADIO STATION Bl'RNED
Word was received just before
going to press that the radio sta
tion at Fort Egbert. Alaska, is a
total loss, as the result of a fire
last night.
ATTENTION BUSINESS MEN"
AND BACHELORS
Why go home for luncheon when
you can get a bowl of soup, bread
and butter, tea, coffee or milk serv
ed to you in a jiffy at the Golden
North cafe for 35<. Try It out to-1
morrow, any time hetween 12 and lj
o'clock.
I
This Store Will Be Open
Evenings Until CHRISTMAS
L. A. Harrison Co.
Phone 55
Popular Picture Palace
Tuesday and Wednesday
ALICE BRADY
IN
The Fear Market
UNIVERSAL COMEDY
The Missing Husband
SCREEN NEWS
Admission, including war tax,—Adults, 30<; children 15<
Miss Knrishl of l>og Cabin was a
Skiii;way visitor over trains, having
come down to do her Christmas
shopping. Miss Enright was a guest
of Mrs. William Couture.
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
Lucas County. ss
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that lie
Is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing buslne." in the City
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured bv the use of HALL'S CATARRH
MEDICiNE. FRANK J. CHBNET.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
mv presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 18S6. A. VT. GLEA80N.
(Seal) Notary Pubne.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acis through the Flood On
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists. TSc.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
QUICKLY reuev.
ELECTRICIAN
I.ct Me Do Your
Electrical Repair Work On
FI.ATIROXS
CARPET SWEEPERS
RANGES
PERCOLATORS
HEATERS
MOTORS
HOUSE -WIRING
Orilers Taken for Electrical Goods
Phone, 4; or leaTe order at
Telephone Office
W. J. KEFFER
Itched TiU
Almost Crazy
"For years my h&ndt were slraost raw.
They itched to bad I was almost crary.
Suffered day and night. Used all kinds
of medicine and got no relief. Lost all
hopes of ever being cured until I rot a
trial bottle of D. D. D. Result! were so
great I got a large bottle. Can sleep
now and will always praise D. D. O
—ROBERT K. HOLMES, Manakin. Va
Anyone raftering from akin trouble—mild or
gevcre—should investigate at once the merits
of D. D D. Try it today. We guarantee thm
first bottle. Uc, 00c and $1.00.
1HL lotion, for Shin Disease
KELLER BKOS. DRUG CO.
Skagvray Distributors
Have an lea cream in<3 raj.iiloupe
at Keller's iimair tardea.
Ton make a mistake
If yon do not utop at
THE
Pullen House
Electric Lifhla
Boom* Single ar en Suite
Baths o> e«' h flnor
H. 8. PCLLEN. Prop
Skafwajr . . Atafcc
To Ailing Women
A Little Sound Advice Will HHp
Many a Sufferer In Skagway
No woman should consider kcT
self healthy and well If tie kidneys
are weak. Poisons that pass off in
the urine when the kidneys are well
are retained In the body when the
kidneys are disordered. This Is the
true cause 'of many bearing-down
pains, lameness, backache, etc. Crtr
poisoning also causes headaches,
dizzy spells, languor, nervousness
and rheumatle pain.
When suffering so, try Doan's Kid
ney Pills. Ton will get better at
the kidneys get better, and health
will return when the kidneys are
well. Let one who has used Doan's
Kidney Pills tell you about them.
Mrs. J. Malone, 2529 Kulshan St..
Bellingham, Wash., says: "I can
hardly describe the misery which I '
endured from backache. When 1
washed. It felt as though my back
were breaking in two and terrible
pains struck me in the small of my
back and nearly deablod me up. My
kidneys acked too often and my feet
bloated badly. I heard about Doan's
Kidney Pills, and two boxes drove
the pain out of my back and regu
lated my kidneys."
60<, at all dealers. Foster-Mil
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
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